"If I get bad press for saying, 'Don't put a homophobic racist in office,' then I get bad press for that," Swift says.
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Order a 1-liter Rite Press for $55, which is 57% off the retail price, or snag a 1/2-liter Rite Press for $40.
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Mizzou placed blame on the press for the negative perception.
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Sadr has promised to press for a no- confidence vote.
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"I love this press for cooking bacon," a shopper said.
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"I was doing press for The Mortal Instruments," she recalls.
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Nevertheless, some liberal Democrats have continued to press for impeachment.
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She seethed at the press for making it an issue.
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If successful, the company would then press for financial redress.
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The United States is expected to press for his extradition.
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The press, for its part, has acted frenzied at times.
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The hearing caps a month of difficult press for Uber.
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It's been tough to press for enforcement, even in droughts.
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He's really got it in for the press, for sure.
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The two veteran lawmakers enjoyed good press for their achievements.
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The best French press for most people is Bodum's Chambord.
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The committees often press for more raw forms of intelligence.
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Simonds may press for a recount or go to court.
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We help her with some press for the local media.
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Now the Khans will be in the press for days.
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"If I get bad press for saying, &aposDon&apost put a homophobic racist in office,&apos then I get bad press for that, I really don&apost care," Swift told her publicist in another scene.
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Kobach did not immediately respond to the Associated Press for comment.
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We were in the press for all of the wrong reasons.
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It does mean that gun control advocates, as they press for
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Barrow's son of her death, he had to press for details.
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Parker is currently doing press for her new HBO show, Divorce.
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If not, Ciudadanos will press for the job of parliamentary Speaker.
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The gilets jaunes, having scented weakness, will surely press for more.
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Refinery29 has reached out to the Hollywood Foreign Press for comment.
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The cannabis industry must also press for policies to decriminalize marijuana.
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You must be doing a lot of press for this show.Yes.
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I'd call the hip thrust the military press for the butt.
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U.S. officials said they would continue to press for his release.
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Now what we need to do is really press for action.
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Berlin and Brussels continue to press for more distribution across Europe.
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Now, the chefs are coming to press for new food policies.
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The Congressional Black Caucus can press for action on the matter.
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Thank you to the Hollywood Foreign Press for this incredible nomination.
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Later, the younger Bush phoned lawmakers to press for Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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Staff getting bad press for the boss isn't staff for long.
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And, of course, while continuing to do press for their show.
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You could buy a very basic French press for much less.
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On Monday, Mr. Trump continued to publicly press for a ban.
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Hiroshi Sugimoto: Theaters is available from Damiani/Matsumoto Press for $60.
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The other alternative would be to press for a general election.
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You cannot persecute the press for asking questions about the truth.
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Trump denied the accusations and the press for running the reports.
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But Diarra said officers would continue to press for more concessions.
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They promised to continue to press for accountability in federal court.
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It must be in our interest to press for more trust.
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If House Republicans really wanted to, they could press for answers.
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Juicero is getting attacked in the press for being a ridiculous idea.
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Even though this was technically press for their movie Kong: Skull Island.
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That caused some conservative activists to press for quick confirmation of Garland.
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That mischaracterization has been integrated into press for the film as well.
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The dog died in flight, prompting days of bad press for United.
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It's unclear whether Democrats will press for other amendments related to Russia.
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She doesn't think that it's a good use of press for Troy.
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People should continue to press for society to become more sexually egalitarian.
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Nevertheless, the ongoing humanitarian disaster is bad press for the Myanmar government.
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Should we press for constitutional amendments that may never come to pass?
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But Trump, after all, doesn't slam the press for his own amusement.
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"I didn't want to do any press for that record," he says.
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Talk You've been moderating "Meet the Press" for just over three years.
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They're using their power as shareholders to press for a concrete plan.
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So last year, a group of undergraduates began to press for change.
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The industry was lobbying Mexican lawmakers to press for changes, Armendariz said.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission should press for better disclosures, not fewer.
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Velázquez said she will continue to press for an independent federal review.
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Smack dab in the middle of press for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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But Germany's press for the pipelines has undermined European Union solidarity, critics argue.
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The fund has often used proxy fights to press for changes at companies.
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"I've notoriously done zero press for the film," Hill, aka the bear, says.
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Y., said he would press for a congressional investigation in the new year.
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She's done very little press for this album, both in person and online.
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Predictably, the Kremlin used the incident to press for more pipelines to Europe.
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We also know that Facebook gets a ton of press for this nonsense.
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On the window wall I have a press for monotypes and an easel.
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The communists will press for the release and pardon of more such figures.
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Dick Durbin, continue to press for some sentencing reform, while Texas GOP Sen.
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Once enough states have acted, activists will again press for a federal amendment.
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They continued to press for change as others came forward to join them.
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A message left Saturday by The Associated Press for a spokesman for Gov.
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In advance of the summit, the administration continued to press for trade concessions.
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Despite having to press for the pitch book, suitors are showing interest nonetheless.
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Even just doing press for Bong, if I'm alone, I'm like, Where's Paul?
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The college intervenes and offers to handle calls from the press for me.
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The EU has already signaled it will press for more sanctions on Damascus.
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Lawmakers continue to press for additional information about the response to the virus.
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AFA will continue to press for a complete ban of inflight voice calls.
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And he has indicated that he intends to press for more, unspecified changes.
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The U.S. deployment to Niger has been reported in the press for years.
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He said he would also press for tougher national security steps in response.
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Hotel and bed-and-breakfast owners have joined neighborhood groups to press for restrictions.
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The FTC said it would press for full refunds for the affected Amazon customers.
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What does it feel like doing press for the final season of New Girl?
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Kunis, 34, wasn't at the event — instead doing press for A Bad Moms Christmas.
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Yes, Trump wants to annihilate the press for publishing the accounts of his accusers.
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He has been doing award season press for The Salesman in the United States.
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We traveled for like 14 months doing press for Call Me By Your Name.
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Trump, no stranger to the limelight, has been dealing with the press for decades.
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The scene is getting a lot of attention in the press for being badass.
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Sofia was slammed by the press for being a reality TV star and model.
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The Music Publishers Association hired Alston & Bird to help press for music licensing reform.
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Investigators plan to interview Mr. Holmes privately on Friday to press for additional details.
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The press for congressional support also comes as the Republican front-runner battles Sen.
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She says Rondo sometimes has received negative press for not being the best teammate.
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Coffee has gotten some negative press for its potentially harmful effect on the heart.
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The mainstream press, for some reason, believe they have to be credulous with politicians.
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Do you think that is a dangerous thing to delegitimize the press for America?
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Kaepernick also thanked press for coming to the workout in his statement to reporters.
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Three people who have been dealing with the president and the press for years.
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Now, Moscow is using its formidable social media apparatus to press for her release.
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The guide pushed aside those suggestions, continuing to press for a costly helicopter evacuation.
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He was beloved by the press for many years for his cordial, friendly style.
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They explained that Mr. Orban first criticized the press for being biased against him.
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Merchants from the Khanate of Kokand attacked Kashgar repeatedly to press for trade privileges.
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Boycotts have been critical in allowing citizens to peacefully press for political change globally.
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Consider an insult that occupied the British press for several days in December 2018.
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The Democrats' shutdown retreat may encourage the Hawks to press for more enforcement measures.
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I'm relying on the press for this so it may not be completely accurate.
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If they want to press for a second election, we're happy to have that.
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The fallout from the altercation has dominated headlines in the British press for days.
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Michael Williams (who's gotten some press for his "deportation bus" idea), former state Sen.
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Donald Trump attacked the press for asking tough questions; he denigrated Muslims and immigrants.
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Do you go to to the premieres or do press for any of these movies?
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Walmart will continue to press for bargain-priced items to sell at its 23.6,270 stores.
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I met my husband doing press for the Pistol Annies record, this time last year.
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"PRESS for progress" is the theme of this year's International Women's Day on March 8th.
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While gender fluidity has attracted positive press for fashion companies, it's certainly not the norm.
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The government has leaned on the press, for example by withdrawing advertising from critical newspapers.
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Portman is currently doing press for A Tale of Love and Darkness, her directorial debut.
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There is also displeasure in the press for Trump's refusal to hold a news conference.
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When asked about the tweet, NRSC spokeswoman Andrea Bozek chided the press for its coverage.
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Formula 1 head honcho Bernie Ecclestone is back in the press for saying stupid things.
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So resist the urge to press for more information than is actually necessary, Thomas says.
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The art of trading favors can be used by progressives to press for their objectives.
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The White House is also ready to make a full court press for the plan.
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The creation of a miniature press, for use in offices, was an even wilder dream.
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The Associated Press: For former President Obama and Patrick, a long friendship and political bond.
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Walmart will continue to press for bargain-priced items to sell at its 4,700 stores.
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The temptation will be to press for a comprehensive — and probably infeasible — degree of disarmament.
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On the other hand, the raid's story was overwhelmingly positive press for the shop itself.
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That, a solid debate showing on Saturday night and days of bad press for Sen.
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I agree with Trump, but I would press for an even closer relationship with India.
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Conservatives, meanwhile, continue to press for spending cuts as part of a debt ceiling deal.
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For his part, George blamed "the press" for being a disruptive force in locker rooms.
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May, though he did not press for a motion that might bring down her government.
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She will also press for term limits for the county legislators and the county executive.
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After writing radio reports on the overnight shift at United Press for two years, Mrs.
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Republicans continue to press for a separate investigation into Mr. Biden's work for the firm.
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Those revelations angered Sanders's supporters, who have continued to press for changes to the DNC.
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The White House is shopping the measure to key Republicans, who may press for more.
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Coach Simon did speak to the press for several minutes, but his comments were unintelligible.
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Officials at the prosecutor's office could not be reached by The Associated Press for comment.
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God bless the press for being indefatigable in trying to pursue the truth as well.
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Rock also mocked press for allegedly incorrectly reporting that he was affiliated with Warner Bros.
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For weeks, Babak had frantically shuttled between Dubai and Iran to press for his release.
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Those neighbouring countries fear independence will encourage their own restive Kurdish populations to press for change.
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A campaign to scapegoat the establishment press for Trump's electoral defeat makes the perfect exit strategy.
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Nueva Fuerabamba residents have blocked copper transport roads to press for more financial help from MMG.
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And two men in China are going to court to press for the right to marry.
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You know, I helped [Erika] out with a little bit of press for what she's doing.
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It is also present for Justin Theroux, currently doing press for The Girl On The Train.
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That would give Jokowi the political capital and momentum he needs to press for further changes.
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And now when the Saudi government violates human rights, Uber will get bad press for it.
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The pope denounced not only the "powerful business interests" that press for relentless extraction of resources.
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Alireza Miryousefi, the head of press for the Iranian Mission to the United Nations, told FoxNews.
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Those neighboring countries fear independence will encourage their own restive Kurdish populations to press for change.
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There's been plenty of bad press for President-elect Donald Trump's transition in its first week.
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Hoverboards have gotten a lot of negative press for exploding in ways other than their popularity.
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At the time, the actress was knee-deep in press for the film Ride Along 2.
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The press, for its part, has fussed about every anti-press barrage from the Trump world.
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It has been criticized by the Indian press for looking too similar to Apple's iPhone 4.
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Granted, Kanye's latest media spectacle could be aimed at drumming up press for his upcoming album.
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Backers of the Collins proposal say they will continue to press for added support as well.
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It's melted in a panini press for four minutes, giving the cheese time to start bubbling.
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After the book's publication, human rights groups launched an international campaign to press for Slahi's release.
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The church and archdiocese chose not to press for criminal charges against the sisters, Meyers said.
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Elsewhere, some bereaved parents have begun to press for changes and demand more information and accountability.
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Social justice advocates knew better, and used the opportunity of Obama's election to press for more.
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If Mr. Trump does not sign it, Democrats say they will press for a veto override.
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In "Press for Service," we have more of this looped demolition, this time of the self.
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The home, in La Plata, housed a printing press for the armed leftist group the Montoneros.
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He said he would have been unlikely to press for single-payer under a Democratic president.
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Designers are trained to think outside the box, press for innovations, and avoid business as usual.
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Congress needs to press for real answers when Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Conservatives have been complaining — with some merit — about a liberal slant in the press for decades.
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Canada had worked behind the scenes to press for Mombeini's release, said a Canadian government official.
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He's actually pursuing a well-worn path of American presidents blaming the press for their problems.
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The Air Force's press for action follows Reuters reports identifying construction and maintenance issues at Tinker.
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The harder climb will be to press for changes that inevitably take things away from people.
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Amy Klobuchar, a former county attorney -- could lean on their prosecutorial experience to press for answers.
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President Trump promised in his election campaign to press for widespread deregulation to spur business spending.
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President Trump on Wednesday blasted the press for saying he is "not totally engaged" on healthcare.
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Sam Ervin, an arch-segregationist and privacy crusader, to press for more details about the program.
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Netanyahu was widely criticized in the Israeli press for visiting Hungary on this trip to Europe.
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It did not, and from what I hear the White House did not press for sanctions.
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Bad press for one YouTuber is bad press for them allFor the past few years, YouTubers have mostly entered mainstream news when they mess up — accusations against Charles, Jake Paul causing havoc in his neighborhood, and Logan Paul filming a dead body in a forest in Japan.
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Not to be melodramatic, but in that spirit, here's some dispatches from the free press for you.
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We've reached out to Power & Press for comment and will update our story when we hear back.
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Phone messages left by The Associated Press for the Rose family&aposs attorneys were not immediately returned.
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Thanks to the media and press for agreeing to not disturb us and for respecting our privacy.
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The main opposition Democratic Alliance party said it would press for criminal charges against Molefe on Thursday.
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After the Franco-Prussian war, the term was directed at the French press for its alleged lies.
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Last week, soldiers fired tear gas at protesters marching to press for a referendum to recall Maduro.
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The Student Press Law Center, which works to defend freedom of the press for student publications, agreed.
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It would get Uber a lot of positive press for improving the lives of people with disabilities.
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Thanks to Chris Andrews, who wrote about this for Consumer Press, for flagging the situation to me.
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If that was the case, the government would have little choice but to press for an election.
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Which is why I've long been a devotee of a traditional garlic press for my mincing needs.
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We were roundly criticized and called "sell-outs" by the rock press for creating self-designed merchandise.
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He could make a full-court press for an infrastructure bill, make some progress on tax reform.
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Crackdowns on nongovernmental organizations that press for freedom of the press have only increased in recent years.
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Thomas Dworzak has covered the major global news stories for the international press for over twenty years.
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Over the years, few major figures have had the clout to successfully press for mental health parity.
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Tillerson didn't deny using that word, although he sought to shame the press for even covering it.
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He would often come to the D-Fenders' point guards at halftime and press for the ball.
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The stoppage was to press for higher pay and better work conditions, it said in a statement.
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His tweet came as Trump continues to rail against the press for its reporting on his administration.
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With a German heading for the commission, Mr Macron could press for a Frenchwoman at the ECB.
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That creates future openings for witness lawyers to press for only voluntary testimony on their own terms.
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Bethenny Frankel's "Skinnygirl Marijuana", for example, has garnered press for being specifically engineered to be munchie-free.
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The Obamas have had their moments calling out the press for crossing lines reporting on their daughters.
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During the 40-minute phone call, Mr. Schwarzman did not press for continued allegiance to the president.
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We'll have to be persistent, continuing to press for the release of taxes and for policy details.
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Man shouts at press for selling out "for a few shekels" at Trump rally in Miami pic.twitter.
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Thank you to audiences for watching us, and to the Hollywood Foreign Press for honoring us tonight.
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The siege ended with militia supporters vowing to press for U.S. withdrawal from Iraq via the parliament.
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Prince Harry has also lashed out against the British press for its treatment of his wife. 3.
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She suggests affected businesses appeal their account suspensions or deletions to Facebook and press for more information.
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And he will also have a tricky path ahead on whether to press for a DACA fix.
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Her week-long announcement milked every possible shred of positive press for her -- and even impressed Trump!
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Earlier this year, Facebook's "Trending Topics" news feed garnered negative press for supposedly suppressing pro-conservative stories.
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Sullivan essentially pleaded ignorance of these other activities, and admitted he did not press for more information.
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"While we press for solutions on the legal and legislative fronts, we are not waiting," Williams said.
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Palestinians argue that Washington did not do enough in practice to press for settlements to be curbed.
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These two men in China are going to court to press for the right to marry each other.
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If you are trying to get press for your product launch then you came to the wrong place.
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The printing press, for example, allowed reformist teachings to spread, challenging the authority of the Roman Catholic Church.
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During press for season 1, Shipka, 19, revealed she hoped the two shows' cast of characters could combine.
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Democrats have vowed to press for documents and other underlying materials from Mueller's investigation beyond the final report.
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Twice in the past two months the opposition has organised vast demonstrations to press for the recall referendum.
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Clearly much has changed in America's racial landscape since Walter White went to Hollywood to press for improvements.
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"I got a chance to do my bit for democracy, for freedom of press for Myanmar," he said.
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And unless you press for a clear explanation, there's a chance you could get strung along in perpetuity.
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She went through an equally amount of chaos with the press for the majority of her adult life.
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The company on Friday sent out invites to press for a New York City product showcase on Oct.
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Some of Cohen's employees believe that his real ambition for Jigsaw is to get positive press for himself.
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Meanwhile, the Justice Department has given no indication that it intends to press for Gulen's extradition to Turkey.
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Others like Uber and Waymo have made those available to the public and press for some time now.
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Hoverboards have, of course, gotten a lot of negative press for exploding in ways other than their popularity.
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The Associated Press, for example, has been permitted to have an office, but without a full-time presence.
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The four Democrats will also have more power to press for answers once they become chairmen next month.
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Affected Volkswagen owners are not bound by the settlement, and some may decide to press for better terms.
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Donors who have funded and supported Afghan media need to press for the preservation of post-2001 gains.
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When the country has reached a consensus, it would seem like an opportune time to press for change.
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And there have been some signs that the Pentagon will press for Obama to change his plans. Gen.
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An entire floor of the courthouse was closed to the public and press for more than an hour.
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Ms. Stahl believed she was doing a presidential interview, a ritual whose purpose is to press for information.
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As a result, the F.T.C. argued, the company can press for higher royalties than other patent holders charge.
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She said she tried to press for deeper coverage of stories in black communities that had been overlooked.
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"I've read most of them, again with a great appreciation for the press, for the media," Palin said.
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A good many, however, will return to the activist community and press for change outside the party system.
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If Mr. Kim makes any moves toward disarmament, he is likely to press for security guarantees in exchange.
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She did not press for an investigation into the crime because she had no confidence in the police.
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He also said that he would press for greater diversity on the bench and in the justice system.
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"It's a signal that Congress is willing to press for a renewed role in war powers," says Hathaway.
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Vocal advocates of the technique, called familial DNA searching, say they will continue to press for its authorization.
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They would press for diplomacy but plan for a military strike to destroy the reactor if talks failed.
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After about 8 weeks of this, see what the heaviest weight you can press for three reps is.
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In others, Oyo wanted to save money and figured that most owners would not press for full payment.
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The United States should press for such actions and build a stronger coalition to confront the humanitarian catastrophe.
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It also calls out the press for not writing more about the legislative achievements of the House GOP.
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When a department store — presumably a mall's magnet for shoppers — closes, smaller tenants often press for lower rents.
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Even as the crisis in Ukraine deepened, Exxon continued to press for deeper involvement in Russia's oil industry.
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With reopening the government off their plate (for now), lawmakers can press for the issues they campaigned on.
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He said he believed this gave California time to press for an agreement to keep the $929 million.
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Ms. Mitchell started out as a volunteer, and went on to work for the press for 13 years.
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The trip has already garnered a reputation in the Israeli press for being poorly planned and potentially offensive.
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Right now, we're targeting around 500 folks to join us, hopefully more, and continue to press for action.
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Chamisa said he would lobby regional and African leaders to press for the reforms and promised similar protests countrywide.
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Interestingly -- there's been lots of good press for our interview, not to mention the president which we'll get to.
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Miranda Lambert shares why she didn't do press for her latest album: "I'd already been through hell," she says.
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Sumartono said it was too early to press for a ban in Singapore although many countries have outlawed FGM.
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Or, they would simply get a suite in a local hotel and invite press for a drink and demo.
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The traditional response of EU-enthusiasts to such challenges is to press for a bold leap towards closer union.
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Instead Hitler and Goebbels once again applied it to the foreign press—for instance, for reporting the 1938 Kristallnacht.
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Kentucky coach John Calipari credited the insertion of a new full-court press for turning the tide on Saturday.
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The technological push comes amid worries that U.S. shale gains are slowing as investors press for higher financial returns.
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Pratt spent Friday doing press for his upcoming movie Lego Movie 2: The Second Part (in theaters Feb. 8).
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Ocean's 8 isn't even about women, per se, although the press for the movie is very focused on gender.
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The majority of tech executives and venture capitalists understand the need of a strong press for a vibrant democracy.
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"I was sobbing," Lawrence revealed on Entertainment Tonight, where she was doing press for her new movie, Red Sparrow.
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But the prosecution said they would not accept his manslaughter plea and will now press for a murder conviction.
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Trump's comments articulate the White House's strategy of fighting back against House Democrats' press for a flurry of information.
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North Korea last week threatened to scrap the summit with Trump if Washington continued to press for unilateral denuclearization.
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When Betty tries to press for more info about his paternity, Alice shuts her down and hugs baby Chic.
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Some parents also press for faster treatment, saying they would "rather have a live daughter than a dead son".
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I met her only once—she was doing press for Lavinia, which meant she must have been almost eighty.
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We want to thank the members of our community, and the press, for bringing this matter to our attention.
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McConnell criticized the press for asking about who met with GOP leaders before a broader conference-wide lunch meeting.
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But lately, major soda companies have gotten a lot of really bad press for trying to obscure that fact.
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He called out the British press for the "racial undertones" present in their coverage of his relationship with Meghan.
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After the bill passed the House, Grassley and other sentencing overhaul proponents continued to press for more comprehensive legislation.
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Some of Nguyen's stories from the past month have included: Who Will Lie to the Press For Trump Next?
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A number of Democrats used the hearing to press for industry standards to protect self-driving cars from cyberattacks.
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While the criticism in the press for a pardon would be ferocious, it is something the president could weather.
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Meanwhile, notwithstanding scorching appraisals from the press for months, Trump's approval ratings remain firm in the low-40% range.
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And whether she will press for such an overhaul now that she is prime minister remains to be seen.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the president ripped the press for what he called "vicious" and "unfair" coverage of his wife.
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This one thinks you can fan the flames of hatred, then blame the press for reporting on the burning.
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The reason is simple: At some point, the endless press for ever-stricter environmental regulation actually harms the environment.
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I have to say, after having done a few days of press for the film I completely understand it.
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Kushner, a top adviser to the President, has gotten a lot of press for his engagements with foreign leaders.
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He said he did not see a need to press for more details or follow through with an investigation.
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May's deal, and if she is defeated in a vote on Tuesday, Labour will press for a general election.
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"We will continue to press for justice on all avenues, including with congressional hearings in the fall," he added.
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Spitzer has attended every Olympics since the Munich Games to press for a more concrete remembrance of the massacre.
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There were no foot soldiers to round up and press for information, no face-to-face meetings to surveil.
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The left-wing parties will press for concessions on labour laws, public spending, public-sector pay and state pensions.
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Mr. Trump has promised to press for rapid changes in government policy, but Congress is not built for speed.
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But Mr. Trump did not press for action on any of those initiatives, and Congress did not follow through.
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To press for a nominee less divisive than Sanders, they're forced to behave in a manner that's, well, divisive.
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There long have been more than sufficient moral and security reasons to press for major political reform in China.
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"I don't," Cruz said when asked whether he thought White House counsel Pat Cipollone will press for a dismissal.
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Beyond that, United has struggled to stave bad press for a number of other incidents during the past year.
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Meanwhile, Republicans continue to press for the repeal of the ACA's coverage expansions, and its pre-existing condition protections.
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The R.N.C. and the Congressional Black Caucus joined forces to press for the creation of more majority-black districts.
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The press, for example, has had to get used to calling out Trump's distortions, labeling his lies as lies.
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Some of Mr. Trump's allies outside the White House are urging him to press for a prosecution of Mrs.
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I was in the kitchen when I noticed I'd been scrubbing my garlic press for an awfully long time.
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Public interest lawsuits have helped citizens press for government action and win significant victories on air pollution, for example.
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As head of corporate comms, he handled press for most of Twitter's executive turnovers (and there have been plenty).
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Apple's swipe follows months of seemingly unending negative press for the social network, particularly over its data sharing policies.
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Or a politician who raked in good press for promising anti-poverty policies that he subsequently refused to pass?
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But drug companies have largely weathered those controversies unscathed, trading a few months of bad press for blockbuster returns.
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This month a pro-Republican alliance of big businesses will even press for carbon taxes and other clean-energy measures.
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"I told him I'd used makeup on our family night out which had been in the press for some time."
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She was prepping for an interview on the The Ellen DeGeneres Show, after not doing press for almost three years.
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Later, White House press secretary Sean Spicer went on a tear against the political press for reporting on crowd size.
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Lebedev also confirmed that the lower price i newspaper will be sold to Johnston Press for £29 million ($212 million).
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Trump is scheduled to join the president Monday in hosting a reception, closed to the press, for Gold Star families.
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Conway also apologized for shaming the press for not covering the "Bowling Green Massacre," an incident which did not occur.
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"I met my husband doing press for the Pistol Annies record, this time last year," Lambert explained to the outlet.
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Mr Trump is right to press for the release of Mr Brunson, but wrong to use tariffs to that end.
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There have been different reasons offered to the press for your decision—most of them are vague, and frankly, confusing.
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Whenever we press for change, we are told only that the company will 'take a hard look at these policies.
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But, you're doing press for this book, and it's like you're reliving all of these early experiences in your mind.
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The hashtag #WeLoveYouMeghan began trending on Twitter, and some users condemned the British press for its coverage of the duchess.
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Amid press for their upcoming film Her Smell, Cara Delevingne and Ashley Benson may have just confirmed their rumored relationship.
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Ader's New York-based SpringOwl Asset Management is expected to press for asset sales, the Times reported here on Wednesday.
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I've basically done no press for about three years and I genuinely want to talk a lot about this film.
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He is due back in court Thursday as the government continues to press for him to be held in custody.
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Ten years later, while doing press for Friends' final season, Perry was asked to reflect on the fountain shoot himself.
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We need to continue to press for accountability and to work with people that don't have blood on their hands.
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Britain said it would press for action at the Security Council as the United Nations tries to salvage peace talks.
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I worked at a shop called Free Press for many years, working on such little-known issues as net neutrality.
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The photo, taken by the Associated Press for a prior news article, shows the employee's desk with his many monitors.
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Davis said Britain would press for further liberalization of services and engage with international bodies like the World Trade Organization.
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Mr Myint Swe's appointment might be a reminder to Miss Suu Kyi not to press for big changes too quickly.
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Both were correct, and they moved onto the next item, a garlic press for naming one of each other's grandparents.
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This is an opinion piece by Paola Ramos, the former Deputy National Director of Hispanic Press for Hillary for America.
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TomTom is gung-ho about getting good press for its new fitness wearable, the TomTom Spark Music GPS Fitness Watch.
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He said shareholder Warren Buffett and international funds had never pushed him to press for a conversion into a JSC.
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Schiff in opening remarks claims Yovanovitch was ousted to clear path to press for politically motivated probes 2900:220006 a.m.
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South Korea has been making diplomatic efforts to engage North Korea's old allies to press for change in North Korea.
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The IG's report also lists problems in responding to requests by The Associated Press for Clinton's schedules and other documents.
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An arms embargo is a must, and the United States must continue to press for one in the Security Council.
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Obviously, I'm doing press for The Mummy right now, and this movie's gonna get out—everyone's gonna hear about this.
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All of these major risk factors have been openly discussed among economists and the financial press for the last year.
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Like I said, you sort of laid out what life might be like under Trump, for the press, for journalism.
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It's been four weeks since 50,000 United Auto Worker members walked off the job to press for more job security.
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Others inside Facebook made the case that it was a moral responsibility to press for more responsible gun sales laws.
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Al Sharpton vowed to press for justice as he delivered the eulogy for Clark at Bayside of South Sacramento Church.
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" He alleged that the Warren campaign and its allies "leaked this attack against Bernie to the press for political gain.
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His intention, he said, was not to be disrespectful, but rather to press for legislative action to curb gun violence.
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Maybe it's time for parents and our society to begin to press for better compensation for early childhood education teachers.
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In early February, about 221 Indians descended on Capitol Hill to press for a solution to the green card backlog.
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The First Amendment has served as the world's gold standard for free speech and the free press for two centuries.
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Those elected to uphold our Constitution betray its ideals when they undermine the free press for short-term political gain.
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We are working with friends to confront common threats, seize mutually beneficial opportunities and press for solutions to shared problems.
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Democrats are investigating, among other things, whether Trump withheld security aid from Ukraine in order to press for a probe.
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Instead, their plan hit a roadblock — Trump approved an increase in forces, but continued to press for different strategy options.
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Democrats are expected to press for witness testimony and new evidence to be admitted, something Republicans have said they oppose.
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She said she had been protesting in front of the parliament building regularly on Fridays to press for the legislation.
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France has said the conference aims to press for the quick formation of a government to restore the economic situation.
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He will also press for the North Korean counterpart to attend a series of working level meetings before the summit.
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Lawmakers could cut funds for Pentagon support for the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen, and press for sanctions, Price said.
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The show drew scathing reviews from the German press for being too political, and was finally accused of gross overspending.
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Ms. Lee helped organize a successful international campaign for American and other foreign officials to press for her husband's release.
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"It'd be good press for him to get on national TV with me; I'm going to look nice," she said.
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Cooper recalls the difficulties her family faced as they continued to press for Encinia to be convicted of the charges.
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Efforts by European regulators to threaten data transfers to the United States are the wrong vehicles to press for surveillance reforms.
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The two have been making the rounds together doing press for the film – their first time both appearing on-screen together.
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Japan's large trade surplus with the United States has stirred fears that the Trump administration might press for a stronger yen.
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Prosecutors also said they will continue to press for Puigdemont to be extradited on charges of rebellion and misuse of funds.
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While doing press for her new movie Underworld: Blood Wars, the actress appeared at JFK International Airport in New York City.
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And, we're off: VICE: Are there ever any moments where you're making a film that you're dreading doing press for it?
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Mass rallies On November 19, Bersih held its fifth major rally in Kuala Lumpur to press for electoral reforms in Malaysia.
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"I met my husband doing press for the Pistol Annies record, this time last year," Lambert, 35, explained to the outlet.
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The Revenant's gotten a lot of press for being gruelling on the cast and crew, did those conditions impact your work?
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According to the Post, Navarro had been seeking a meeting with Bezos and decided to approach him to press for it.
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Beyond November, she said she hopes to see other supporters continue to press for change through grassroots organizations like Democracy Spring.
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We were always doing things that we felt people would take notice of that we could get in the press for.
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The self-published fantasy writer Amanda Hocking sold a four-book series to St. Martin's Press for $2 million in 2011.
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"Hopefully these hats will be a key part of the world tour and all the press for the album," she says.
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Hence Mr Salvini's reaction to the end of the recession, which was to press for sharply lower income taxes as well.
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However, that hasn't necessarily been the case at the Toronto Film Festival, where the actress is doing press for the movie.
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The letter from her lawyer sent to the press for no legitimate reason – is outrageous, defamatory and misleading in the extreme.
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He is also under pressure from his party to press for a second referendum, but she has been determinedly against this.
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If your coworker is vague about their "issue" with you, try to press for specifics about what isn't working, Taylor says.
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Last year, workers at the warehouse met with Amazon management to press for changes, but claimed their main concerns went unaddressed.
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Rader was one of several sailors who wrote in the comments section of the Facebook Live event to press for beards.
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At the World Economic Forum today, Khosrowshahi doubled down even harder on the image rebrand, praising the press for its coverage.
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Both cases involve attacks against the free press for publishing information that the public has a right and need to know.
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Now imagine Trump leaving a 9/11 memorial early and the press — for 90 minutes — never being told where he is.
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Elliott's plan to join Thyssenkrupp's shareholders follows a string of investments in Europe to press for break-ups and management changes.
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After Chuck Todd criticized Clinton on Meet the Press for being "over-prepared" for her first debate against Trump on Sept.
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He has basked in the adoration, coming after months of nothing but terrible press for his numerous political failures and embarrassments.
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It took four months and heaps of negative press for him to make good on promised donations to veterans' advocacy groups.
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The letter from her lawyer -sent to the press for no legitimate reason – is outrageous, defamatory and misleading in the extreme.
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Kelly tried to press for details about how Acosta's pass came to be revoked, asking Burnham who made the actual decision.
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Contacted by The Associated Press for more information, a Google spokesperson said, ""We don't have anything to add beyond the tweet.
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The letter from her lawyer — sent to the press for no legitimate reason — is outrageous, defamatory and misleading in the extreme.
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During the documentary, which aired in the UK on Sunday, Harry blamed the British press for his mother, Princess Diana's death.
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South Korea has been making diplomatic efforts to engage North Korea's old allies to press for change in the isolated state.
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And as its wealthy neighbor, South Korea is well positioned to press for enhanced humanitarian access during future inter-Korean talks.
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House Democrats are investigating whether Trump abused the power of his office to press for investigations that would benefit him politically.
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It took about 40 years after the invention of the printing press for paper folding to commonly create smaller, cheaper volumes.
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What is the role of the media if not to press for some semblance of reality amid the smoke and mirrors?
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He creates doubt so that people question the veracity of what the intelligence community — and the press, for that matter — says.
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So Dunnam continued to press for specifics and Garland continued to plead ignorance in ways that were both implausible and insulting.
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The interview comes from CBC's The National episode when Buffy was doing press for her latest album Power in the Blood.
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Thank you with all my heart to the Hollywood Foreign Press for honoring this special film and my part in it.
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The project might well have stalled had it not been for the activists who continued to press for the park's completion.
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It was widely shared on social media and she used it to press for her attacker's conviction and sentencing last month.
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Many relatives of victims of both sides of the conflict continue to press for the crimes to be investigated and punished.
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State prosecutors said they weren't able to press for a tougher sentence because there were no state laws prohibiting this conduct.
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Kentucky got a lot of great press for how well Kynect worked during that first, tumultuous enrollment period, and rightfully so.
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As our bodies strive for balance, Madison Avenue has made a full-court press for greater hygiene, sometimes to our detriment.
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I will continue to press for reform, give truthful testament about Russia's misdeeds, and help protect clean athletes against the cheats.
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And officials around the world said they would press for the climate agreement to be respected regardless of the American decision.
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The VMLY&R and Wunderman Thompson mergers have gotten the lion's share of press for WPP over the past two years.
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A free press, for example, is not the enemy of the American people; it is the protector of the American people.
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France, for example, hopes to engage in more detailed dialogue with the Trump administration to press for waivers for its companies.
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Even popular presidents with reputations for charming the press occasionally stoop to blaming the press for quagmires of their own making.
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Until now, the Tea Party-era Republican response has been to press for across the board cuts in safety net programs.
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He says his new job, for the nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center, offers him greater freedom to press for tighter ethics laws.
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Apple could have pushed harder to press for fewer spaces; Cupertino should re-examine policies that make driving the easiest option.
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Paulson agrees we should "press" for those reforms, but not to the point of penalizing Chinese firms for refusing to comply.
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We must also continue to press for the release of journalists who have been arrested for reporting on this human tragedy.
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But the debt bothers liberals more when the GOP pushes taxes cuts, and conservatives more when Democrats press for increased funding.
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But rather than press for that, Trump asked Congress to pass legislation to fix issues he sees with the deal itself.
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Among many who sought to liberate Ms. Afiuni, we conducted direct negotiations with the Chávez government to press for her release.
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Among many who sought to liberate Ms. Afiuni, we conducted direct negotiations with the Chávez government to press for her release.
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The paper continued to press for comment over the following days, including on the day that the article was posted online.
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Trump then had press secretary Sean Spicer call an impromptu briefing in which Spicer lashed the press for estimating crowd size.
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Maybe he wants his own pugnacious Michael Avenatti-like figure in the press for him, and that's why he hired Davis.
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Instead, Trump bashed the "Russia hoax" and blamed the press for putting a negative spin on his "great meeting" with Putin.
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There's a lot of creators that have been in the press for a lot of different controversies with internet creators last year.
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With gobs of cash in the venture capital ecosystem and limited places to invest, founders could afford to press for an advantage.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer held court with the press for over an hour, hitting topics ranging from Obamacare to immigration.
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Instead, it takes every opportunity to harangue America, Republicans, and the press for not having the calm, collected wisdom of Murphy Brown.
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While doing press for his new film, Only the Brave, Jeff Bridges addressed the sexual harassment and assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
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The news of Ritchie's new position comes on the heels of a year of particularly negative press for the pizza company's brand.
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If in #Turkey:monitor local press for updates, avoid areas of conflict, & exercise caution if in vicinity of any military or security forces.
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A Warren County official did not immediately respond to a request from The Associated Press for a copy of the arrest warrant.
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Jeff Flake told reporters that he would press for Garland's nomination hearings in the lame-duck session before Trump is sworn in.
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So addiction recovery advocates in Washington are urging Capito and Portman to hold their ground and press for less steep Medicaid cuts.
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The four-part series is getting a lot of flack in the American press for being a love letter to Vladimir Putin.
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" Becoming Hair Besties With Lupita Nyong'o"Lupita and I have worked together since she was doing press for 12 Years A Slave.
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Elavon ended last year with negative equity of 200 million reais ($56 million), leading regulators to press for a prompt capital injection.
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But the Republican nominee soon maligned the press for not offering what he considered to be proper credit for his charitable giving.
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The council meeting took place as the United States and allies press for a resolution condemning the Assad regime for the bombing.
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It brought bad press for the fruit-and-nut bars, which rose to prominence as filling, healthy alternatives to mainstream snack food.
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HIs father came to the United States to press for his son's return, and US immigration officials agreed he should have custody.
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Health insurance executives met with a top Trump administration health official on Tuesday to press for the continuation of key ObamaCare payments.
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Human Rights Watch has urged the United States and other Western countries to use their economic leverage to press for democratic overhauls.
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The Trump administration also could press for concessions on trade that could increase U.S. exports to Japan under his "America First" policy.
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Vice President Pence, meanwhile, begins the week in Colombia to press for the removal of Nicolás Maduro as president of neighboring Venezuela.
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The report urged the Obama administration to use these negotiations as leverage to press for stronger religious freedom protections in these countries.
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When U.S. officials in Kabul press for reform, warlord acolytes go running to American officials in Washington D.C., to relieve the pressure.
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As living examples of North Korea's rights abuses, defectors are the public face of efforts to press for change in North Korea.
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Trump on Tuesday defended his response to the violence in Charlottesville during a rally in Phoenix, blaming the press for the controversy.
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As part of its investigation into Facebook, the Federal Trade Commission decided not to press for an interview with CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
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Companies like Google and Amazon garnered very positive press for their opposition to the Muslim ban, so these donations seem immensely hypocritical.
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Her review of why CHC is a bad idea for adolescents is currently in the press for the Women's Reproductive Health Journal.
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Moreover, when fashion houses like Versace swear off fur, it results in positive press for both the brand and animal rights groups.
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The federal government's response has led lawmakers to press for answers about what it's doing to help those Americans stuck overseas. Sen.
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We're told the guy has been professing his love for her, making a full-court press for a happily ever after relationship.
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Some will likely stay with the Democratic Party and continue to press for many of the issues Sanders championed in his campaign.
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Mr. Zuckerberg founded a Washington advocacy group to press for immigration reform, a top priority for Mr. Schumer and other Democratic leaders.
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The respected leader of a local mosque for 20 years, Mr. Akhundzada was a prominent cleric supporting the government's press for peace.
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President Trump has denounced Mr. Maduro and urged his counterparts in the region to take more concrete measures to press for change.
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Jim, allegations have been swirling in the press for the last several weeks, and today's your opportunity to set the record straight.
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But he also used his position to press for a personal stake in private ventures, according to Western diplomats and Benghazi businessmen.
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Even as the company grew, Mr. Bezos did relatively little press for a tech executive and was far from a jet-setter.
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"Saturday Night Live" was right to parody the press for their absolute refusal to cover stories other than the email fake scandal.
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A direct challenge to the Revolutionary Guards Corps would likely cause its commanders to press for Iran's withdrawal from the nuclear deal.
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Pilots at ABX and four other carriers who serve DHL continue to press for higher wages and benefits and better working conditions.
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The original Senate bill got a lot of justified bad press for slashing Medicaid while offering big tax cuts for the rich.
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Lofgren also declined to say whether she would once again press for her amendments if the markup is rescheduled for next week.
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And officials around the world said that they would press for the climate agreement to be respected regardless of the American decision.
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Dianne Feinstein said on Monday when asked whether Democrats should press for a perjury inquiry into Kavanaugh's statements during his confirmation hearing.
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We need to press for an agreement between the U.S. and the Taliban and cement the parallel support of the Afghan government.
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And in the aftermath of Snowden's leaks, they launched a coalition, called Reform Government Surveillance, to press for reform of the NSA.
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HABERMAN: Well what do you — I guess what I wonder is — and you've been with the press for a very long time.
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If you've been following the business press for the last few days, it's hard not to believe these predictions are coming true.
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The ministry was coordinating with Iranian security authorities to press for visits to the men and to facilitate their release, the statement said.
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"I swear to God, I forget I'm in Twilight," she admitted to an interviewer in 2015 while doing press for Into the Woods.
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While doing press for Spider-Man: Far From Home, Holland responded to Paltrow's recent admission that she forgot she ever worked with Holland.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for the release of the two detained journalists and continues to press for that, Haq said.
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Alas... If you've heard of this guy, it's because the obscure Maryland congressman earned some press for declaring his 2020 candidacy insanely early.
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Airbnb's moving Super Bowl ad is winning the company a wave of good press for its willingness to take a stand for diversity.
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According to the Washington Post's Robert Costa, factions supporting various alternatives to Kavanaugh were already maneuvering last week to press for their picks.
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That's why some critics press for more transparency about 10b5-1 plans, including public disclosure when an executive cancels a pre-planned trade.
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But in a statement to VICE News, her attorney vowed to appeal, and De Sousa said she would press for a new trial.
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Of the four advance episodes Netflix provided the press for screening, Matt and Jessica's interaction was my favorite part of any of them.
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Civil rights leaders said they would continue to press for police reforms, even as they urged frustrated residents to refrain from street protests.
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Well, he was spotted chowing down on a Wholly Guacamole breakfast burrito while at the venue to do press for his film Goat.
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He's notorious in the British press for throwing lavish parties, and has befriended powerful figures including Elton John, the Clintons, and Anna Wintour.
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Haley, 45, promised to press for U.N. reforms but also fight for human rights and support international institutions, often breaking from Trump's positions.
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The neighboring Nambikwara tribe has taken to blocking the road through its reservation to press for the right to engage in commercial agriculture.
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Last week, a White House staffer who helps manage press for First lady Michelle Obama had his Gmail account hacked and leaked online.
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His fellow actors, who will continue to do press for the film at ComicCon this week, are mourning in private, according to Saldana.
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Pena Nieto was lambasted in the local press for hosting a pre-election meeting with Trump, who has made disparaging remarks about Mexicans.
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Those magic words can also be used to be pair the Wonderboom with another Wonderboom via a long press for even bigger sound.
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Prong one, the band does something to get attention; prong two, the band publicly denounces the press for paying attention to prong one.
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Insurance executives met with a top Trump administration health official on Tuesday to press for the payments, but did not receive any commitments.
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I think we need to press for transparency and reform, and we need to really take a good look at who's getting hired.
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Earlier this week, Washington did a rendition of Cardi B's "Bodak Yellow" while doing press for the Broadway revival of The Iceman Cometh.
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While doing press for the film earlier in the afternoon, Theron and Penn had "no contact" with each other, a source told PEOPLE.
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Mook and other Democrats have criticized the press for publishing information from the leaks, which contributed to months of damaging headlines for Clinton.
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Grab a Hamilton Beach electric panini press for $10 off on Amazon and turn your kitchen into the best sandwich shop in town.
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I give credit to the press for sticking with an unspoken rule not to follow them around and give them space to grow.
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Ralph Northam to press for measures that have been stymied by legislative Republicans, including tightening access to guns and raising the minimum wage.
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The president-elect is most likely to press for the return of the energy industry and other "strategic" sectors to the public domain.
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Harry also spoke about unwanted media attention that the royal family face, making clear that he blames the press for his mother's death.
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Mattis said those efforts include continuing to press for help from China, a longtime ally of North Korea and its largest trading partner.
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May's decision to postpone a parliamentary vote on the plan as a chance for powerful politicians like Mr. Johnson to press for alternatives.
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The problem is to how to outsmart her insider instincts to favor the powerful, and instead make her press for the progressive agenda.
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The president quipped that he needed to censor himself due to the "rules of Me Too," which he blamed the press for enforcing.
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In addition, the United States should use its footprint on the diplomatic stage to press for fair treatment of women in the workforce.
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Notifications now have a "press for more" callout to let you know that you can push on it to get more actionable items.
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The details: Even after the initial pushback from his advisers, Trump continued to press for military action against Venezuela in the following weeks.
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Another Williams shareholder, hedge fund Soroban Capital Partners LLC, is no longer working with Corvex to press for management changes, the filing said.
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For years, she has traveled the world to hear the grievances of indigenous people and press for their rights at the highest levels.
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But the pre-crisis period shows that, over a longer period, banks and their lawyers press for changes when they see regulators relax.
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That's not to say the attention magnets are actually buying the clothes (they are borrowing them, or swapping pictures and press for clothes).
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Shortly after the ruling the Trump administration appealed last month's decision, signaling it would continue to press for the removal of transgender troops.
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Finman has gotten plenty of positive press for his bitcoin investment of $2200,000 back in 2011, based on a gift from his grandmother.
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What happened: As Mr. Levin grew in stature, he began to press for more responsibility and money, irritating his mentor, the newspaper reported.
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Trump, meanwhile, continued to press for a payroll tax cut, which has received a cool response from both Republicans and Democrats in Congress.
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Still, it has taken a global pandemic for elected officials to press for immediate change and not just eventual fixes at the margins.
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Mr. Williams can use the New York Fed's bully pulpit to press for changes, but putting new measures into effect might prove hard.
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Colleges are taking heat for their supposed liberal bias; it is bad press for them to be seen as "silencing" more conservative viewpoints.
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But Burruss wasn't interested in hearing the recording, knowing all too well the two had been trading insults in the press for weeks.
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Ahead of his speech, aides said Trump would press for another spending hike, which was included in his budget proposal revealed last week.
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House Democrats threatened to withhold their support for a stopgap spending plan if Republicans press for a vote on their health care bill.
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He even offered that he did not really want to attack Buttigieg and Sanders, and blamed the press for making him do it.
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The lawyer reportedly suggested taking Lutsenko on as a client while working with the prosecutor to press for probes into the Biden family.
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We need to press for an agreement between the United States and the Taliban and cement the parallel support of the Afghan government.
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In fact, Cohen had continued to press for the tower and had arranged for Trump to visit Russia after the Republican National Convention.
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Signs of higher inflation have already prompted some economists to press for cuts to the bond buying, which critics say has distorted prices.
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Still, the heads of corporate governance at institutional giants say they are working quietly behind the scenes to press for greater shareholder rights.
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Trump faulted the press for focusing on his previous statements that "many sides" and "both sides" were responsible for the violence in Virginia.
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Until recently, the press relied on politicians for access to information while politicians relied on the press for access to the public's ear.
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However, I wish we had put this occasion to more use as a political gathering to press for greater equality for this group.
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Context: Guterres has used the conclusions of the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reports to press for a transition away from coal.
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Last year, for example, President Barack Obama used his UN speech to press for global solutions to the refugee crisis and climate change.
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She was cruelly dubbed "Waity Kaity" by the British press for enduring seven years of dating the prince before he popped the question.
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Anadarko's board used the competing offers to press for better terms, according to detailed accounts presented for the first time in the filing.
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Facebook's ad model has faced criticism from privacy advocates, lawmakers and the press for the ways it collects and uses detailed information about users.
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Earlier that day, Cox spoke out about the agreement in a news conference and publicly vowed to press for the tapes, the Post reported.
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They say it will cause regional chaos, and they also fear secession will encourage their own restive Kurdish populations to press for self-determination.
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Get the R2-D253 French Coffee Press for $32.99 See Details Let the Force do the stirring with this self-stirring Darth Vader mug.
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But I mistakenly thought that a master marketer who'd been obsessed with cultivating the press for decades would try to win over the media.
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And immediately after press for the film wraps, Langford says she'll be back on the audition grind, with a few possibilities on the horizon.
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King went on to press for "clearer rules around bots", saying he would personally favor a ban on political content being "disseminated by machines".
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"That's a lot of press for a small group," said a visitor from Switzerland, commenting on the dozens of photojournalists behind the police barricades.
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At Thursday night's dinner, "the president was clear he would press for the wall but separate from this agreement," said Pelosi spokesman Drew Hammill.
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The move comes after Korski was criticised in the press for controversially lobbying 'on behalf of Uber' in London while an aide to Cameron.
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Concurrently, Prince Harry published a deeply personal statement slamming the UK tabloid press for conducting what he called a "ruthless campaign" against his wife.
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Sadr followers held several demonstrations last year to press for anti-corruption reforms and stormed the Green Zone after violent clashes with security forces.
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There's a pot of untaxed, corporate profit gold sitting offshore, and the European Union plans to press for what it considers its fair share.
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When Everlane introduced its underwear line, they got a lot of press for including a model who appears plus-sized, but their underwear isn't.
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Mr Xi was spooked by the umbrella protests, in which thousands of young people blocked busy streets for weeks to press for greater democracy.
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It's easy to long-press for a photo or tap for 10-second video, with extra taps extending the clip up to 30 seconds.
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Across the globe, women are hosting workshops, protests and dinner parties to celebrate the women's rights movement and press for progress on gender equality.
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The controversy has dominated the Polish press for days, and reporters queued restlessly outside the archive, keen to get their hands on the pages.
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A $400 million marketing deal struck with the NFL in 503 has most visibly delivered nothing but embarrassing press for the company's Surface tablet.
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We got Faber out in L.A. doing a little press for UFC 199 .... and asked about the smokin' hot ... and apparently single ... Miss VanZant.
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Throughout Sunday's Golden Globe Awards, Ricky Gervais has poked fun at the Hollywood Foreign Press for calling Scott's latest film, The Martian, a comedy.
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Now is the time for leaders to press for rapid progress on opening markets and strengthening the network of agreements that facilitate increased trade.
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In contrast, he said, measures like the living wills allow regulators to press for banks to shrink, based on specific conditions at those firms.
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The economy of Ethiopia, a country long known in the world press for famines and civil wars, has outperformed China every year since 2010.
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But does that actually matter in day-to-day use, or is it merely a flashy gimmick designed to get press for a day?
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Growing tired of multiple OPEC meetings a year, he blamed the press for failing to understand his utterances and called reporters "agents of disturbance".
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Let's press for better educated physicians who can aid a massive population shift, patient by patient, with simple, inexpensive, and essential practices for all.
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Supporters have met with Mr. Ryan to press for a House vote on a package of three bills before lawmakers leave for the election.
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We urge the AU Commission and Member States to press for this and to prioritize justice as an integral part of a lasting peace.
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In a series of passionate tweets on Tuesday, Jameela Jamil slammed the British press for its recent coverage of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry.
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As House Democrats press for impeachment, we should remember that in grand political dramas like impeachment, what you see depends on where you are.
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But as Tesla's cash issues linger, and analysts press for more details, Musk seems to have lost patience with the quarterly Wall Street game.
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Bob Corker has received lots and lots of positive press for his willingness to take on President Donald Trump -- often in decidedly personal terms.
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French President Emmanuel Macron called the sale of migrants at slave auctions in Libya "a crime against humanity" and vowed to press for sanctions.
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" She added: "I mean, if it's going to be good press for someone else, even in a negative way, then I'll pray for them.
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The bad press for Twitter continued through August when (asshole) trolls set their sites on the African-American gymnast (and Olympic superstar) Gabby Douglas.
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My portfolio company HotelTonight was recently profiled in the press for successfully transitioning from a high-burn business into a fast-growing, profitable company.
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We are going to focus on many of the issues that voters tell us are most important, and we're going to press for specifics.
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The White House and many GOP lawmakers said it proved that Trump he was right to press for investigations into potential Ukrainian election meddling.
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Anadarko's board used the suitors' competing offers to press for better terms, according to detailed accounts presented for the first time in the filing.
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The sales price will, however, also depend on factors like job and site guarantees, which employee representatives are expected to press for, they added.
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We are going to focus on many of the issues that voters tell us are most important and we're going to press for specifics.
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This year, when the president traveled to El Paso to press for a wall on the border with Mexico, the two headlined dueling rallies.
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Not to reverse the referendum — not enough people as yet have the courage to press for that — but to make the exit less painful.
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Mr. Rouhani's visit to the United Nations also has been seen by advocates of Mr. Wang as an opportunity to press for his release.
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"Miss Monster has been through a lot, and she hasn't always been seen in the press for who she really is," her hairstylist said.
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The left-wing parties will press for concessions on labour laws, public spending, particularly on the health service, public-sector pay and state pensions.
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In addition to breaking P&G into separate companies, analysts speculated that Trian could press for more brand divestitures and heavy-handed cost overhauls.
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And the United States should press for measures against currency manipulation that some countries have used to make their goods cheaper to foreign buyers.
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"I got more press for the World's Fair than Robert Moses," Mr. Goldstein said with a chuckle, referring to the power behind the fair.
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Democrats have seized on law enforcement conclusions that Russia interfered in the presidential election to press for a select committee investigation into Moscow's meddling.
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At the same time, Harry launched an emotional attack on the UK tabloid press for what he called a "ruthless campaign" against his wife.
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During the consideration of the rule under the Obama administration, industry lobbyists also met with the White House to press for curtailing the regulation.
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Mott Haven may have battled bad press for years, and its police precinct, the 40th, had 14 homicides in 2016, high for New York.
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You can save yourself a lot of trouble by following only the Associated Press for called races via their main and politics Twitter accounts.
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Behind the scenes, his administration has tried to rally other municipal leaders to press for last-minute action by President Obama, particularly on immigration.
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Instead, for the first time in this campaign, what seems like should be bad press for Trump actually turned out to be bad press.
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The Associated Press, for example, asked for state records that might have revealed how the governor and other state officials dealt with the crisis.
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Both men are always careful to defer to Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's efforts to press for diplomatic pressure on North Korea through sanctions.
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It's why he didn't press for specifics about upcoming damaging email dumps to Clinton when Assange actually appeared on his radio show that summer.
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The Trump administration's actions last week were widely criticized by Congress and the press for appearing weak in the face of ongoing Russian aggression.
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President Donald Trump is getting rave reviews from the DC press for his speech to Congress, and early polls look positive for him too.
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C.), Kendra HornKendra Suzanne HornCentrist House Democrats press for committees to follow pay-go rule The Hill's Morning Report: Trump walks back from 'send her back' chants House approves bill raising minimum wage to per hour MORE (D-Okla.), Dean PhillipsDean PhillipsCentrist House Democrats press for committees to follow pay-go rule This week: House Democrats voting to hold Barr, Ross in contempt New CBO report fuels fight over minimum wage MORE (D-Minn.), Abigail SpanbergerAbigail Davis SpanbergerFreshman House Democrats press for adherence to pay-go rule in committees Gun debate to shape 2020 races Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE (D-Va.) and Jeff Van DrewJeff Van DrewCentrist House Democrats press for committees to follow pay-go rule Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey The House Democrats who voted to kill impeachment effort MORE (D-N.J.).
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Senators in both parties often put "holds" on nominations, sometimes because they loathe the nominee, but just as often to press for other policy goals.
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But whatever the reason, he was motivated enough to slaughter his victim—the goriest details were later reported in the press for everyone to read.
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The French ruling gives the Pelham side more legal justification to press for the discovery in New York about the terms of the Gagosian sale.
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He demanded an apology from the press for the "Russian collusion delusion," gave shout-outs to his favorite conservative pundits and promoted Fox News shows.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer checked in with the press for his usual session while unknowingly wearing his American flag lapel pin upside down.
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" Lohan, 32, added: "I mean, if it's going to be good press for someone else, even in a negative way, then I'll pray for them.
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Trump, though, appeared to press for victory even Friday morning, making calls to House members despite the pre-emptive finger pointing from the White House.
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Ava Winery has received quite a bit of press for its concept alone, and how little it jibes with the wine world's fealty to tradition.
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The name alone guaranteed a tranche of regular free press for Sotheby's and the association with the Times instantly bestowed authority on the index's findings.
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Ellis said that, generally, he favored making as much information public as possible, and didn't have hard feelings toward the press for making the requests.
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Even some in Ms Park's own party are deserting her: over 20 Saenuri MPs have formed a coalition to press for its leaders to resign.
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Jeff Sessions, the new attorney-general, has taken a much harsher line, arguing that prosecutors should press for the "most serious" charges against drug offenders.
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People who expect prices to rise more quickly may press for higher wages, which can lead to higher prices as businesses compensate for payroll increases.
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The decision to focus on the light truck market is one of the key steps, but Ford has to press for greater efficiencies, Hinrichs stressed.
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Drew Barrymore enjoyed spending some quality time with her daughters on Sunday, after spending the week doing press for her Netflix series Santa Clarita Diet.
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Read more: I've been making coffee with a French press for a decade — and I'm convinced it's the best way to enjoy a morning cup
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Swift hasn't been doing much press for this album, preferring to drop her new singles as a surprise, but that doesn't mean she's been silent.
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An annual protest to press for full democracy in the city is expected to take place after Xi's departure on the afternoon of July 1.
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Prior to her conviction, Harding was stereotyped in the press for being tough and a smoker, which fueled her critics and was seen as transgressive.
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Many on YouTube—and the internet at large—began to turn on the press for highlighting Pewd's indiscretion and Maker for cutting ties with him.
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Cooper said her new proposal, which has cross-party support, would press for a vote on an amendment creating time for her bill on Feb.
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The International Atomic Energy Agency, the World Association of Nuclear Operators and the European Union - all press for reactor security and safety by offering guidelines.
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In a February Facebook post, Dunham said she wouldn't be doing press for the fifth season of her HBO series, "Girls," because of the endometriosis.
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From there, commissioners will have a chance to review the order and press for changes; the Journal reports that this may take a few weeks.
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Richmond met recently with Ryan to relay concerns from fellow CBC members about threats they received in recent months and to press for more resources.
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Earlier this week, Trump had blasted the press for what he dubbed "vicious" and "unfair" coverage of his wife, including speculation about her medical condition.
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Rather than press for a winning goal after Chelsea had tied the score, Tottenham's players seemed intent on exacting revenge for their ruined title hopes.
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Brazil, Russia, India and China officially grouped together in 2009, with South Africa joining later, to press for a bigger say in global financial matters.
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The BRICS - Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa - officially grouped together in 2009 to press for a bigger say in the global financial order.
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Berlin continues to press for fair treatment of Yucel and has rejected Turkey's claim that he was working as a German spy as "absolutely baseless".
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Brexit Secretary Keir Starmer told a conference on Saturday that Labour would press for a public vote to be attached to any deal Johnson negotiated.
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The faltering of Mr. Trump's campaign has encouraged Democrats to press for action on President Obama's nomination of Judge Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court.
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Meanwhile, Walmart CEO Doug McMillon has received positive feedback from the progressive press for making changes such as limiting the sales of guns and ammunition.
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While big business will press for access to the single market, Ms. May will be under pressure from Brexit supporters to deliver cuts in immigration.
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They protest violence, testify at city council hearings, press for gun-control reform and collaborate with politicians, faith-based organizations and, yes, even the police.
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The senators also demanded that Trump press for the extradition of the 12 Russian military intelligence officials indicted by special counsel Robert Mueller on Friday.
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Recent news articles have focused on Musk's Twitter meltdown, in which he raged at the press for pointing out problems with some of his stories.
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Early on, both Trump and his cheerleaders in the conservative media mostly sought to point fingers at the mainstream press for allegedly exaggerating the threat.
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Where other interviewers would challenge or press for details, his chosen hosts do the clarifying for him and offer him talking points couched as questions.
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He is among a group of University of Pittsburgh faculty members exploring unionization as a way to press for changes that include higher adjunct salaries.
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When she did campaign in Michigan, Clinton resisted condemning global free trade deals, and then drew criticism in the local press for her tepid answers.
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As well known for her entertaining skills as for her riding ability, she was credited in the press for holding the first society cocktail party.
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Sometimes it's selling a book to a small press for 25 copies of your book and a vague promise of royalties you may never see.
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Over the last few months, Obama has openly worried about that "balkanized" media has fed partisanship and criticized the press for enabling Donald Trump's rise.
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Wolff is a media writer by trade and, like his protagonist, he repeatedly scorns the mainline press for what he suggests is its liberal bias.
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Kardashian learned about Johnson's case last fall after seeing a Mic video about the woman, and had worked with lawyers to press for Johnson's release.
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Van Jones and criminal justice reform Trump told a story about CNN host Van Jones urging him to press for a criminal justice reform bill.
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House Democrats allege that Trump withheld a White House meeting and security assistance from Ukraine in order to press for investigations into his political rivals.
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Don't be impressed by the possibility that now — and, I stress, only now — some Senate Republicans may press for witnesses, including Bolton, in the trial.
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The governing coalition will also press for "a reform of the European banking supervision and the creation of a EU-wide fund to guarantee savers".
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Schumer said Democrats will press for votes on a range of proposals, including the implementation of universal background checks, although he declined to discuss details.
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Those on the left who press for criminal justice reform emphasize "empathy" in their attempts to reframe the conversation about people who have committed crimes.
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If it is required, press for details on why they need the info, how it will be stored and secured and who will have access.
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While Trump has continued to press for good relations with Russia, Congress and the rest of the administrations have pursued efforts to punish the Kremlin.
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He has accused Democrats of sabotaging the economy to derail his reelection and routinely bashes the press for reporting on the souring global economic forecast.
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If you haven't yet seen Chuck Todd's performance yesterday as host of "Meet the Press," for instance, it's worth a few minutes of your time.
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What's more, in a 2017 interview with the Associated Press, for example, Trump said CrowdStrike was "Ukraine-based" — even though its headquarters are in California.
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In a 1997 interview with The Associated Press for the 50th anniversary of "Mary Kay and Johnny," Ms. Stearns was nonchalant about her pioneering work.
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Scotland voted against independence from the rest of the United Kingdom in a 2014 referendum, but nationalists have continued to press for a second vote.
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We're going to The Three Chimneys, a very small restaurant that's gotten a lot of press for its fine dining experience in the middle of nowhere.
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They also press for regulatory reform in places such as China and some parts of America, where incumbent utilities block PPAs because they fear being disintermediated.
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For the sake of our values and the security of America, Democrats will continue to press for President Trump's dangerous and unconstitutional ban to be withdrawn.
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The opposition will press for prisoner releases, the lifting of government sieges, and above all for a political transition leading to the end of Assad's rule.
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Publicly, the White House continued to press for a vote, convinced that Republicans would balk at lining up with Democrats to effectively give Obamacare a lifeline.
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The hotel, even before it opened last summer, had received extensive coverage in the international and domestic press for its promise of novel ease and convenience.
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AMD was way too busy being thrilled to be back, doing something very cool, and not being the one with all the bad press for once.
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She's Always There to Support the Younger Generation Lima stood by Kendall Jenner when doing press for the show, putting that whole supermodel debate to bed.
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Predictably, no one fact-checked anything and instead went k-ray-zy posting on Twitter: Some Twitter users even blamed the press for covering it up.
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The move comes as companies and trade groups press for German authorities to establish a regulatory framework for the lucrative new market to encourage private investment.
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The man, who is most comfortable in shirts and jeans, has been dubbed "Duterte Harry" and "The Punisher" by the enamored local press for his exploits.
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Two of Giuliani's associates, who helped press for investigations of Biden, were arrested last week attempting to leave the country and indicted on campaign finance violations.
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In the latest in a string of negative press for Uber, this past weekend a massive New York Times report revealed that email decluttering service Unroll.
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Nieto said he would press for more information sharing between federal departments that investigate tax, electoral and organized crime, and investigate possible corruption within the system.
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THE Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, better known as the Mormon faith, has recently had attention from the secular press for two reasons.
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That's one change activist investor and minority stake owner Pershing Square may press for at the burrito chain, Credit Suisse analysts in a note to clients.
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The date change appeared in Stumpf's prepared remarks, seen by The Associated Press, for his planned appearance in front of the Financial Services Committee on Thursday.
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The tribesmen and the local unit of the Petroleum Facilities Guards (PFG) had in the afternoon announced a shutdown to press for demands of more development.
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Trump's secretary of state, Rex Tillerson, is due to meet with the U.N. Security Council on Friday to press for tougher international sanctions on North Korea.
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After all, news of the competition would have likely come out anyway, so why not let it be a public spectacle and free press for Amazon?
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The House Financial Services Committee will hold a hearing on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's structure on Tuesday, where Republicans are likely to press for changes.
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"We have reason to believe that he no longer is in Iran, and that's why we continue to press for information about his whereabouts," Earnest said.
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Dillman is a big believer in medical cannabis and thusly this isn't the Sheet Harbour man that has been in the press for weed-related reasons.
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Mr Wilson scolds the press for deliberately omitting the word "illegal" from discussions of illegal immigration, and for deeming "anti-immigrant" anyone demanding a secure border.
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As some in the financial industry press for higher rates to improve their lending margins, Evans offered a sobering counterpoint: It's not likely to happen fast.
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Hoyer vowed he and others would continue to press for background checks and pressed for Ryan to appoint a bipartisan task force to address gun violence.
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Despite those on-the-record corroborations, Trump and his allies in Congress and conservative media have increasingly taunted the press for declining to name the whistleblower.
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That ruling inspired shareholder advocates to press for mandates that corporations disclose their political spending so the shareholders could assess it and perhaps limit this activity.
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She blamed the press for alerting bin Laden to the tactic, saying he stopped using the phone and "the country lost valuable intelligence" as a result.
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With a press for deregulation in the Trump administration and some rules already in place that will relax the rules, the road should get smoother ahead.
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As is also the case with other Echos' buttons, these are a bit loud and difficult to press for my taste, but that's hardly a dealbreaker.
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The bipartisan consensus on many aspects of criminal justice reform has emboldened many advocates to press for changes in student aid law sooner, rather than later.
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The European leaders will press for something that would almost certainly not be on the agenda if Britain were still at the table: joint military headquarters.
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I'm glad that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is starting to acknowledge this too ("Lawmakers press for research monkeys to go to sanctuaries," Dec. 22).
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We will continue to use tools of national power, including economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure, as leverage to press for the withdrawal of Iranian-backed forces.
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"I count that as the symbolic beginning because that's when we noticed an uptick in student press for disinvitations, trigger warnings and microaggression policing," he said.
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" Trump vowed in a statement Wednesday to use "the full weight of United States economic and diplomatic power to press for the restoration of Venezuelan democracy.
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Yovanovitch has maintained on Wednesday that she did not speak negatively about the president, which was a point that led some to press for her removal.
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And for that matter, how is Elizabeth Warren receiving so much glowing press for her transformative policy agenda, but still polling just as poorly as Harris?
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I also had to keep my thumb still on the sensor area for a couple of seconds after each press for the fingerprint to finally register.
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During his travels, he stays in luxury, like in this posh place on Central Park West in New York City while doing press for "Central Intelligence."
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"If there's one region around the world that doesn't get enough press for putting in some decent economic data ... it's been the euro zone," Rosenberg said.
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Then, in 0003, student-led demonstrators occupied large parts of central Hong Kong to press for greater popular participation in the election of the territory's leader.
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Pelosi had the foresight to use the opening to press for help for the Dreamers and now she and Schumer are collaborating with Trump on it.
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Trump, during his campaign for president and in the White House, has denounced a number of crimes by illegal immigrants to press for stricter immigration enforcement.
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Trump must also press for information sharing between intelligence communities, including outside the United States, to quickly identify and destroy hacker cells that target from afar.
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" The Duffer brothers, best TV series, drama nominees for "Stranger Things" "Thank you Hollywood Foreign Press for recognizing our second season and our Chief's phenomenal performance!
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Downes went to North Korea in 2016 to press for the return of his father's and many other American's remains missing in action in North Korea.
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Instead, Republican leaders will have to press for a stopgap spending bill if they want to prevent a government shutdown a month before the midterm elections.
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Camerano/Associated Press For all of June, New York City will serve as host to World Pride, the biggest celebration of gay liberation in the world.
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The production system is the fastest metal printing press for mass production, the company said, and will begin shipping commercially in the first quarter of 2019.
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Instead, the previous government suggested that they press for a major Raphael exhibit at the Scuderie, with the contribution of Louvre paintings, for the following year.
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Akhavan, who co-wrote, directed and stars in the series, began working on it after doing press for "Appropriate Behavior," her debut feature film, in 2014.
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The opposition is also seeking to capitalize on momentum spurred by Guaido's triumphant return to Venezuela on Monday to press for an end to Maduro's rule.
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While President Tayyip Erdogan has continued to press for single-digit rates, a separate Reuters poll sees the bank cutting to only 10% by year end.
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Dr. Miller wrote or edited more than 75 books and, like her husband, worked with Chicago Review Press for two years after Academy Chicago was acquired.
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These sanctions include financial messaging, so the Trump administration could press for Swift, a private cooperative based in Brussels, to disconnect Iranian banks from its network.
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But it is unclear how long Trump will continue to press for those initiatives after the 15-day period ends at the conclusion of the month.
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But his track record suggests he may be less likely than some of the other candidates to press for dramatic changes in monetary and regulatory policies.
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In less than two weeks, a committee at the World Anti-Doping Agency will decide whether to press for more serious bans against Russian sports federations.
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A march is planned in the Kowloon area of Hong Kong on Sunday to press for those demands, although the police have officially objected to it.
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Al Sharpton vowed to press for justice as he delivered the eulogy Thursday for Stephon Clark, an unarmed African-American man shot dead by Sacramento police.
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Sunday Afternoon: I discovered Las Culturistas last year when I was doing press for "Shrill" and on a ton of flights and looking for something fun.
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In the end, the more information North Koreans have about the outside world, the more they will press for reforms in whatever ways available to them.
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He was echoing the concerns of some of Mr. Trump's earliest supporters, who have recently stepped up a public campaign to press for General McMaster's ouster.
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That's particularly true in Scotland, where the dominant Scottish National Party has vowed to press for a second independence referendum (which Mr. Johnson has already rejected).
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Ground staff and pilots plan begin strikes on Friday as unions at domestic carrier Air France Hop press for improved pay, working conditions, and job guarantees.
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When you live in a country where wintery weather can put on the full court press for half the year, summer is all about having fun.
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Richard Azzopardi, a spokesman for the governor, contended that Mr. Cuomo had "passed more reforms than any other administration" and would continue to press for more.
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But Democrats are hopeful that recent revelations striking at the heart of the White House's defense will persuade Alexander and others to press for new testimony.
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I've had an ongoing relationship with members of the press for the last few years, especially in my role serving alongside Mattis as his communications director.
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This is the moment to press for a global agreement banning state-sponsored cyber war, whether attacks on a nation's power grid or its electoral process.
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Most of those buttons do exactly what you'd want — and I especially think the camera button is great, with a traditional two-stage press for autofocusing.
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As Mr. Trump and his advisers press for bone-deep cuts to the federal budget, Republican governors have rapidly emerged as an influential bloc of opposition.
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Volkswagen owners affected by the settlement are not bound by it, and some may decide to press for better terms or not to participate at all.
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Margaret Markey, a former member of the New York State Assembly, first introduced the Child Victims Act in 2006 and continued to press for it annually.
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The NYT story led to a lot of other negative press for the company in the week since, and more calls for people to delete Facebook.
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China has jailed several people for involvement in the group, which advocates working within the system to press for change, including urging officials to reveal their assets.
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The music streaming service has gotten some bad press for failing to pay artists, which goes against everything Jay-Z said Tidal was about, to technical glitches.
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The government will also press for the opposition-controlled National Assembly to support debt refinancing, a potential way around sanctions that otherwise prevent U.S. banks from participating.
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It has also generated some positive press for GM's emerging rival Tesla, whose CEO Elon Musk has indicated he would consider buying the plant in Lordstown, Ohio.
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It's interesting, Lively hasn't been seen often, or posted anything on Instagram since January 11 ... what better way to drum up some massive press for Ryan's movie.
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Washington should also press for a full oil embargo of North Korea, to ensure its military is not able to fuel its tanks, trucks or heavy equipment.
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Conway said "regretted tremendously" shaming the press for not covering the "Bowling Green massacre", an event that did not happen, when she was defending Trump's immigration crackdown.
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John Kasich, who said Trump called him a few weeks ago to press for his support, said Trump has gotten worse, not better, since the race ended.
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"I appreciate the Hollywood Foreign Press for recognizing me, which luckily is something that none of the guests on the show did," he said in a statement.
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Kelli and Tiffany press for information about the status of Lawrence and Issa's relationship, but they're the ones with the tea, and it's about to be spilled.
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That is why if parliament votes down a Tory deal or the government fails to reach any deal at all we would press for a general election.
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Dozens of British celebrities, such as Peter Gabriel and Roger Waters, signed a letter in January calling on the BBC to press for Eurovision to be relocated.
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The Democrats plan to press for the entire Mueller report and the underlying evidence, with the House Judiciary Committee preparing to issue subpoenas as soon as Friday.
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In the bench press, for example, failure is the point when, after lowering the bar to your chest, you can't get it back to the starting position.
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"The President was not aware of and did not attend the meeting," Mark Corallo, who was handling press for all things Russia-related, said at the time.
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Tobias Lindner, a Green lawmaker and member of the German parliament's budget committee, urged the government to press for "a new and resilient" agreement without reducing penalties.
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Cal tried to use a full-court press to get back in the game, but the Silverswords easily broke the press for layups and open 3-pointers.
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Exactly what Cambridge Analytica did, and how how much of an impact it had on the election has been debated in the press for the past year.
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In the latter category, it garnered some extra press for itself recently when it introduced three new handsets with not a single 3.5mm headphone jack among them.
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At a White House meeting later that day in Mr. Bolton's office, two Ukrainian officials press for an Oval Office meeting between Mr. Trump and Mr. Zelensky.
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"I'm just trying to stay strong for my family, for the press, for my kids and my wife," said Jason Coffman, whose son died in the shooting.
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A public relations firm that handles press for the embassy referred CNN to the findings of the 9/11 Commission and the 2005 joint CIA-FBI memo.
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Johnson will meet with his Iranian counterpart, Mohammad Javad Zarif, during which he will press for the release of dual-nationals detained in Iran, the statement said.
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While she's been busy this month with press for "Hustlers," and hasn't been able to show off her makeup skills this Halloween season, there's always next year.
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It believed it could reach a resolution of the case sooner — and get better terms — if it didn't press for a meeting to question Zuckerberg, he said.
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Likewise, he may well press for a strong voice in down-ballot candidate selection and offer his support for those with whom he shares common political objectives.
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The honest press, for all its success in exposing daily scandals, won't persuade the unpersuadable or shame the shameless, while the dishonest press is Trump's personal amplifier.
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The U.S. State Department said on Wednesday it remained "gravely concerned and deeply troubled" by rights abuses and "will continue to press for accountability for those responsible".
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Those releases have happened and I've been doing press for them while working on other TV shows and movies, so it has been a real hectic year.
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Recently, the speaker company Sonos has been taking a beating in the press for revealing an inevitable, but likely avoidable fact: Its early devices won't last forever.
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"I go out of my way not to read press for other productions,'' she said, "although sometimes I see posters online and it makes me feel uncomfortable.
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France and Britain convene an emergency meeting of the Security Council and press for enforcement of last month's Resolution 2401, calling for an immediate cessation of hostilities.
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Every five seconds, we collect data from The Associated Press for thousands of candidates, calculate the percentage of precincts reporting and standardize results to the county level.
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In addition to exerting real pressure on its Turkish ally, the United States should press for a no-flight zone over Afrin and the rest of Rojava.
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Many drivers are unhappy with reduced payments from Ola and Uber, and have periodically gone on strike in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore to press for better terms.
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The Thompson Reuters Foundation and Mr. Ratcliffe have called the accusations against her baseless and have helped lead an effort in Britain to press for her release.
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The saga could have ended there, but Mr. Trump instead lambasted the press for correctly reporting that Google initially had no plans for the website he described.
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Mr. Ramaphosa was accused of using his political influence to press for a police crackdown, though an official inquiry into the massacre eventually absolved him of guilt.
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The governors would press for a slower, less disruptive and more public legislative process, and insist on protections for states that had greatly expanded their Medicaid rolls.
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Bob Bob Ricard makes bubbly dreams come true by providing each table with a gold "Press for Champagne" button, ensuring diners are never without a full glass.
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Mr. Smith said he went from an underachiever to wanting to pursue a master's degree in sociology, vowing to press for education in the criminal justice system.
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The interview with CNN came amid a day of press for Biles, who spoke about Nassar publicly for the first time Wednesday morning on NBC's "Today" show.
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The setback has not daunted the city's Muslim community of about 5,000, which has continued to press for their place of worship in a series of courts.
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Ms. Lokshina said she used the chance meeting as an opportunity to press for sanctuary for the Chechens, many of whom had escaped to Russian safe houses.
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The crucial difference between a Matt Lauer and a Justin is that Lauer's version of "silence" is simply not talking to the press for a couple years.
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In his opening remarks at a closed session with congressional lawmakers on Thursday, Volker distanced himself from any efforts by Trump to press for investigations into Biden.
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The sport's global governing body sent officials to Tehran to monitor access for women at the match and said it will continue to press for their inclusion.
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Protesters said James' comments smacked of a double-standard, because he's used his clout as a sports headliner to press for social causes in the United States.
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In 2017, Trump held a competing rally in Pennsylvania and mocked the press for being stuck at a "boring" dinner in Washington, D.C. View the discussion thread.
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Despite the uneven progress on the ground, the special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad, the chief American negotiator, supported by American and coalition forces, continued to press for peace.
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Union Unite said it was "deeply alarmed" by the plans and would work with members at the lender to press for redeployment to other roles where possible.
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EU Council President Donald Tusk was visiting Turkey on Friday to press for closer cooperation in dealing with the migrants ahead of an EU summit on Monday.
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As lawmakers press for more information there, Saudi Arabia's role in Yemen's civil war and humanitarian crisis is also drawing more and more criticism on Capitol Hill.
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A CLEAR CONSCIENCE Facing the press for the last time as CEO, Thiam said he was leaving with a "clear conscience", though was apologetic for the scandal.
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Mr. Bogle readily took swipes at the press for lauding fund managers who temporarily got a hot hand, and for focusing heavily on a fund's quarterly performance.
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Two ruptures earlier this year leaked some 3,000 barrels of oil, polluting rivers and prompting an Amazonian tribe to hold Petroperu officials hostage to press for government aid.
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"I will continue to use the full weight of United States economic and diplomatic power to press for the restoration of Venezuelan democracy," Trump said in his statement.
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Mayhew's appointment has received considerable press for its potential to affect health coverage, but less discussed is the impact her hiring could have on access to reproductive healthcare.
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The major leadership changes follow months of bad press for Intel, starting with the reveal of massive security flaws in its CPUs at the beginning of the year.
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Several lawmakers have also asked the administration to press for the release of Reuters reporters Wa Lone, 32, and Kyaw Soe Oo, 28, who were convicted on Sept.
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"We will continue to monitor Mr. Whelan's case closely and to press for fair and humane treatment, due process, and access to appropriate medical care," the spokeswoman said.
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The company also broke out some figures for Uber Eats to the press for the first time, saying it accounted for $2.1 billion in gross bookings in Q3.
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JASHINSKY: You know what, I think you&aposre -- there is sympathy among the press for one side of this debate, and I think it shows up every time.
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On Tuesday, Trump told The New York Times he wanted Republicans in Congress to press for the immediate repeal of Obamacare and replace it "very quickly or simultaneously."
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While doing press for The Wife late last year, long ahead of her seventh nomination, Close opened up about what winning her first Oscar would mean for her.
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The two have long avoided talking about their year-long relationship, but Lawrence hasn't been shy about praising her director-turned-boyfriend while doing press for the movie.
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The company is partnering with the Associated Press for its real-time election results, as do many news organizations thanks to AP's history and experience with verifying results.
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Others said that by giving in to the Muslims' demands, China would encourage them to press for more concessions and ultimately form their own enclaves run by sharia.
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In Greece, the more our partners and creditors press for compliance with the bailout agreements, the more they are seen as impinging on our sovereignty, stoking further resistance.
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The recipient of one such e-mail was Jonathan Franzen , who helped her publish her first novel, with a small feminist press, for a three-hundred-dollar advance.
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The summit chairman, Donald Tusk, said the bloc would use all diplomatic channels to press for humanitarian aid to reach Aleppo and the 50,000 people still trapped there.
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Duncan, who serves on the House Foreign Affairs and Homeland Security committees, slammed the press for what he sees as a lack of coverage of the stolen emails.
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For now, the draft model treaty is a starting point for negotiations, the second source said, but India is in a good position to press for better terms.
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Parker spent early October doing press for her new HBO show, Divorce, and, of course, a few Sex and the City questions crept up on the interview circuit.
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The aluminum industry, represented by the China Trade Taskforce, has written to May urging her "to actively engage with the WTO on this matter and press for action".
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The Associated Press, for example, has journalists station themselves at county elections boards or call county officials for numbers, which they report back to the AP's elections center.
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Another source at a big buyer disagrees and says there's no significant outflow of money from digital right now, but advertisers are starting to press for better solutions.
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But in cases like these, the broadcast power of a single iPhone, YouTube, or news website can result in some immediate and damaging press for a police department.
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In 2007, Spears famously shaved her head in public after a brief stint in rehab and a couple years of bad press for her partying and erratic behavior.
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"We would like to press for a full accounting of the damage," said Melanie Houston, director of climate programs for the Ohio Environmental Council, an environmental advocacy group.
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It's probably worth noting as well that AMC isn't providing episodes available to the press for advance viewing — usually an indicator that something major is on the way.
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Just last week, HMD was priming the press for the return of Nokia -branded handsets, slated to arrive at some point in the first half of next year.
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When your personal brand is a blunt and explicit comedian, that can be hard to turn off, even when you're doing press for a PG rated children's movie.
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At the same time, any cuts must avoid provoking a political reaction from the United States, where the president has continued to press for even lower oil prices.
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It'd be easy to write this seemingly absurd independence movement off as a creative brand of direct-action protest—a silly stunt to garner press for the cause.
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They should press for longer vesting periods for stock awards, so that executives do not engineer short-term bumps in share prices at the cost of lasting success.
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The next meeting will be held in Washington before year's end, where the Trump administration could press for concessions on trade that could increase U.S. exports to Japan.
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Trump is going even further than Reagan or Kennedy to press for tax cuts, barnstorming the country with recent stops in North Dakota, Indiana, Missouri, and now Pennsylvania.
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The government had continued to press for the unsealing, as did The New York Times and NBCUniversal, which cited the First Amendment right of access to the courts.
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Joselo Lucero and Mr. Ramirez are among those planning to go to Patchogue next week, to counter Mr. Trump with peaceful dissent, to press for reconciliation and healing.
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When the incident came to light in 2018, the result was negative press for Marriott resulting in reputational harm, new legal liability and a decline in share price.
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"I later found out – or just recently since she's been doing press for this new album – that it was too early for her, she wasn't ready," he says.
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The negative press for the university lingered well beyond the original protest, which was part of a wave of campus protests inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement.
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When Nega encouraged his students to press for academic freedoms, police assaulted them and other demonstrators; later, as unrest spread through the city, they shot 20093 people dead.
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Insofar as the licensing serves a legitimate need, the federal government can press for cross-border portability, giving licensees more opportunity to cross state lines for better jobs.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi told reporters last week that she would wait to see what exactly was in the spending bill, but she will press for action.
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That official said U.S. negotiators' efforts to press for definitions of immediate, comprehensive, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization by North Korea had run into opposition from the White House.
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She has been criticized in the press for being "stubborn and condescending" and has fallen out with colleagues over her brusqueness, but Abramson's long career speaks for itself.
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Even though the Senate confirmed Kavanaugh on Saturday afternoon, the groups now hope to harness their influence to elect congressional candidates and press for legislation on Capitol Hill.
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Throughout the interview, Blum repeatedly attacked the press for reporting critical stories about his recession remark, as well as the $100,000 his office has spent on constituent mailings.
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Parents of the boys have since been advised by doctors not to speak to the press for at least a month, as they recover from the traumatic experience.
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How do you keep employee morale and employee focus in moments like that, when folks look at you and you're in the press for things that aren't great?
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison twice wrote to his Thai counterpart to urge Araibi's release, while Foreign Minister Marise Payne traveled to Bangkok to press for his freedom.
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There's no reason to wag your finger at a womxn or reprimand them for asking questions about things you have been in the press for just last week.
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In April, media attention on a similar group of migrants, dubbed a "caravan," prompted Trump to press for tougher border security and demand such groups be refused entry.
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This year, Manson has been back in the press for winning the NME Icon Award, using her speech to demand change for women and black women in particular.
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Separately, she will press for expanded funding for birth control and work to block Republican efforts to reduce spending on family planning or eliminate funding for Planned Parenthood.
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Last week, more than 100 transit riders and advocates rallied outside the governor's office in Midtown Manhattan during the evening commute to press for action on congestion pricing.
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The speech did get good press for having a "presidential" tone, particularly the moment he put the spotlight on the bereaved family of Navy SEAL William "Ryan" Owens.
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The Okadas have been receiving royalties from the University of Washington Press for several decades, and it's unclear whether they will get any compensation from the Penguin edition.
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Desmond roamed Havana and beyond, photographing the daily life while stringing for several news outlets, including The Associated Press, for whom he was working until his last minute.
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Everyone uncomfortable at this prospect--which Japan and Europe are already experimenting with--should hope and press for a fiscal response to coronavirus, not a monetary policy one.
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Public reports with findings would be a basis to press for all those responsible for the killings and other abuses, regardless of position or rank, to face justice.
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New York (CNN Business)In times of emergency — whether it's a major hurricane, terror attack, or health crisis — the public relies on the press for much-needed information.
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"The U.S. continues to prefer enlargement at a measured pace that takes into account the need to press for governance and succession planning," Bloomberg reported the letter said.
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Sowore's wife is working on a campaign of global supporters — including Amnesty International — to shine a light on her husband's charges and innocence, and press for his release.
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Notably, Harry's statement in early October attacking the British tabloid press for the "ruthless" treatment of his wife received no public support from the senior royal family members.
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He leaves on Thanksgiving for an international leg of press for his film "Creed II." His travels were going to take him to places like London and Africa.
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" In the same interview Choi, who seemed uncomfortable with the attention being turned on her, admitted doing so much high-profile press for "Parasite" made her "super anxious.
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It is all too easy to imagine the election of a Democrat in November causing Ms. Shelton to press for high rates even if the economy is weak.
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"He wanted to talk, but the insane rules in place on the press for the impeachment trial prevented me from asking another question," Daugherty wrote in the tweet.
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The unions announced the strike after the authorities used tear gas to disperse thousands of teachers who had congregated to press for the wage demands near government headquarters.
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Hedge funds control 35-45% of the shares of Osram, posing a headache for AMS as the investors may press for the $5 billion offer to be sweetened.
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The difference and the overall number may be small but if allowed flexibility on this limitation now, Iran may continue to press for increases to the upper limit.
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One of his portfolios, as a sort of media tsar, seems to have left even his father unimpressed: Mr Sisi has criticised Egypt's press for being insufficiently supportive.
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To the Editor: There are steps the government and the public can press for now to get tech companies to be more effective in shutting down child pornography.
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Though Simpson's lawyer, Gary Friedman, called the settlement "laudable," he said his client wanted to press for a full recovery, as well as punitive damages and other relief.
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The defense needs to decide whether to press for the new jury to be selected away from Montgomery County, or even for the trial itself to be moved.
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The Associated Press, for example, has journalists post up at county elections boards or call county officials for numbers, which they report back to the AP's elections center.
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Godrich Gardee, the Economic Freedom Fighters' secretary general, praised the ruling and said his party would press for impeachment proceedings to start immediately after Parliament reconvened next month.
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While he has shared with Mr. Trump the view that the Chinese are not ready to make significant concessions, the president has continued to press for a deal.
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In a not-so-subtle reference to Trump's controversial Wednesday comments about Russian hackers obtaining Clinton's emails, Pence dinged the press for "always misstating, mischaracterizing" what Trump said.
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Recently the museum, as reported by Michael Press for Hyperallergic, has engaged in what appears to be illegal archaeological activity on occupied lands and fake Dead Sea scrolls.
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He added that a similar meeting before the election was not "pleasant", and that they would continue to press for an independent investigation into the allegations of vote manipulation.
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The lawmakers continued to press for concessions from Trump and House Speaker Paul Ryan, creating an impasse in negotiations that helped lead to the legislation's dramatic defeat on Friday.
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One month he's posting "still want it" on her Instagram, and the next week he's telling her to be grateful that the unsolicited comment generated some press for her.
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Kavanaugh had taken heat in the press for his refusal to take Guttenberg's outstretched hand during the lunch break Tuesday in an incident caught on video and circulated widely.
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The singer-songwriter, who's currently doing press for her feature film debut, A Star Is Born, was asked by Colbert what she generally thinks about the current political climate.
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Chinese consular staff were rushing to Essex on Thursday to assess the situation and press for answers, China's consular affairs office said on the Chinese social media service Weibo.
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He has not joined the arguments over whether to press for a hard or soft Brexit, or a transitional deal, which the chancellor, Philip Hammond, called for this week.
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Indeed, Mr Trump's former national security adviser, Mike Flynn, and his lobbying firm were being paid during the presidential campaign to press for the interests of the Turkish government.
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When Mr. Giuliani failed in his efforts to meet with Mr. Zelensky to press for the investigations, Mr. Trump enlisted an ad hoc team to work with Mr. Giuliani.
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With a smaller group on the stage this time, the moderators handled the remaining candidates gently, and occasionally lingered on an individual contender to press for more specific answers.
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But he obscured those donations by having them sent through four LLCs rather than under his name, in an apparent attempt to avoid bad press for his flip-flop.
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Although the New Democrats lost 16 seats, leader Jagmeet Singh is positioned to press for action on priorities such as more social spending and increased action on climate change.
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Although the New Democrats lost 1213 seats, leader Jagmeet Singh is positioned to press for action on priorities such as more social spending and increased action on climate change.
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The TV series investigates the training and motivation of professional bodyguards and follows Judge while he is working for Roberts as she does press for her film Notting Hill.
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Beefs are a foolproof way to get press for all parties involved, so letting that play out publicly helps celebs boost their social media following and stay in headlines.
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She was a celebrity with great hair who made headlines, and who sometimes starred in things that I forgot about the second she was done doing press for them.
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Fortnite players can unlock a new emote if they enable two-factor authentication Epic is already getting a ton of great press for what amounts to very little effort.
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"China will not undertake radical reforms in foreign exchange rate polices, if that's what the U.S. would press for," said Sun Lijian, an economist at Fudan University in Shanghai.
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The sources, who asked not to be identified, said that Venezuela continues to press for an extension but is responsible for making the full payments while the talks continue.
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