For the next few weeks, the focus in Washington may switch from pressuring North Korea to pressuring China.
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Yes, after years of pressuring parents to do more, the parenting industry is now pressuring them to do less.
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After all, Trump's pressuring of Comey, inconsistent explanations for firing Comey, and pressuring of Jeff Sessions are all well-documented.
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Why it matters: Trump started his presidency by pressuring one FBI Director (before canning him), and then began pressuring another (this time wanting his deputy canned).
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So, one set of government agencies is pressuring mobile companies to keep customer data secure while another segment of the government is pressuring the same companies to help investigators access data.
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He said China had offered "historic assistance" in pressuring Pyongyang.
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Nueva Fuerabamba residents continue pressuring the company for additional assistance.
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Pressuring and isolating Raqqa -- ISIS' self-declared capital in Syria.
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That's likely to continue pressuring the renminbi, Societe Generale said.
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Unless it's ovaries pressuring you, then that's some real shit.
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Second, court rulings and legal settlements are pressuring campus politics.
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The idea would be pressuring reluctant lawmakers to vote yes.
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Rising oil production in North America is also pressuring prices.
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Some have angry customers pressuring them to oppose the policy.
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Pressuring equities on Tuesday was a surge in interest rates.
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Mr. Trump has already demonstrated an affinity for legal pressuring.
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Was China pressuring Canada over Ms. Meng in other ways?
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Pressuring a country from the outside can be even harder.
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He's accused of repeatedly pressuring them into unwanted sexual acts.
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The regulation provided that incentive — by pressuring them into it.
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He's also, importantly, pressuring Zelensky to discredit American law enforcement.
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But growing supply in the United States is pressuring prices.
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Brazil still very much in control, but Switzerland is pressuring.
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Afterward, Mr. Fabre kept pressuring her to meet, she said.
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They are pressuring him to actually maybe sign this legislation.
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"The major factor that is pressuring gold prices is the strength of the dollar, which is also pressuring physical demand," said Peter Fung, head of dealing at Wing Fung Precious Metals in Hong Kong.
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The breaches were aimed at pressuring European powers to help Iran weather the impact of the U.S. sanctions and perhaps also at pressuring the United States to ease sanctions and open talks with Iran.
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He has also been pressuring Ford about its plans for Mexico.
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However, the company's billings fell short of expectations, pressuring the shares.
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International adoptions and unintended pregnancies have been falling, pressuring adoption agencies.
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Official warnings about U.S.-China travel are likely also pressuring spending.
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"What about pressuring my friends to send dick pics," HawkHatesYou said.
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Pressuring him to step aside will only make him more pugnacious.
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Starboard had been pressuring Macy's to separate out its real estate.
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U.S. Treasuries also rose, helping boost the dollar but pressuring gold.
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Reports said it is pressuring Whole Foods to consider a sale.
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He estimates five are candidates to sell their pressuring pumping businesses.
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What do we get out of pressuring China or North Korea?
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Same goes for pressuring women to have sex without a condom.
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After that, even the Red Sox were pressuring him to go.
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Should it be a matter of pressuring them, campaigns, sit-ins?
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"I definitely didn't feel like she was pressuring me," says Jenny.
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Stone has denied that he was pressuring Credico not to cooperate.
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Trump also talked about pressuring colleges to lower skyrocketing tuition costs.
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Some institutional investors have been pressuring companies to drop such provisions.
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However, the Moody's downgrade wasn't the only thing pressuring Tesla's stock.
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Progressive groups and lawmakers will be pressuring Democrats to oppose Sessions.
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The doctor later returned, still pressuring Hales to take the splint.
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Republicans responded by successfully pressuring the department to rescind the report.
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Now the Emirates was pressuring the United States to close it.
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I think we ought to keep pressuring them to do it.
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Some carried placards criticizing the European Union for not pressuring Madrid.
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"Everyone was pressuring them to take that step," the staffer said.
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Instead of bullying South Korea, China should be pressuring North Korea.
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He may also push Mr. Johnson into more firmly pressuring Iran.
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Republican lawmakers have also begun pressuring the president to back off.
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Walmart's CEO and board of directors are pressuring Marc Lore, Jet.
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The flood of raw materials is pressuring prices, prompting a painful shakeout.
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Rising inflation has been one of the factors pressuring the lira recently.
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The government has recently started pressuring drugmakers to make medications more affordable.
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Liberal groups are pressuring not only vulnerable Democrats like North Dakota Sen.
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He has also been pressuring Ford about its own plans for Mexico.
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Liberal groups are not only pressuring vulnerable Democrats like North Dakota Sen.
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Sessions is pressuring immigration court judges to move through cases more quickly.
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Trump is pressuring them to figure things out sooner rather than later.
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Pressuring people about their family planning is also a bad thing. Idiots.
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The president is not alone in pressuring the Fed to cut rates.
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Trump has broken from tradition by frequently and publicly pressuring the Fed.
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Privately, most top Trump administration officials are delighted conservatives aren't pressuring them.
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Duffy fingered increased cattle inventories and fundamental factors for pressuring futures prices.
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Pressuring the index was a 2% decline in shares of Facebook Inc.
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I don't think I'm pressuring myself, because who else is the Godfather?
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Elliott is pressuring the mining company for a variety of strategic changes.
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Bove said they used an unfair process, pressuring the banks to settle.
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It's about writing fisheries councils and pressuring the government and so on.
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House Republicans had been pressuring the department to hand over the documents.
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U.S.-China trade tensions, including tariffs on some products, are pressuring chipmakers.
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The next best option, officials said, was pressuring those implicated to retire.
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Some donors are pressuring Trump to pick Gingrich as his vice president.
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The state's leaders are pressuring President Obama to authorize the pipeline's completion.
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We're pressuring them and telling them we need to do this now.
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In it, she accuses Connor of first pressuring her into oral sex.
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Hunt would retreat, let Lewis swing, and then begin pressuring back in.
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How does she escape from the taboos pressuring her from all sides?
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She accused the government of pressuring the radio station to fire her.
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Mr. Trump has denied pressuring Mr. Comey to end the Flynn investigation.
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He has also been pressuring Iraq to distance itself from neighboring Iran.
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The military denies charges that is has been censoring and pressuring journalists.
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But a warning on guidance was pressuring the stock in the premarket.
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To Big Tech's climate activists, for pressuring executives to walk the walk.
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Pressuring at least some Chinese firms to delist has been raised previously.
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But pressuring Lebanon to hand over Ghosn could prove difficult for Japan.
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They keep pressuring us, but we will not give up our religion.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) is pressuring Facebook to remove the ad.
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In colleges, students are pressuring administrations to divest fossil fuel company stocks.
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The crisis is pressuring state and federal agencies to crack down quickly.
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Montenegro has also accused Russia of pressuring it not to join NATO.
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Forcing turnovers and pressuring the quarterback are more important than preventing yardage.
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American officials have been pressuring and threatening other nations to shun Huawei.
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Members of Congress have been pressuring the Trump administration to take action.
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Instead, she says, he began pressuring her to have sex with him.
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But Fox has big advertisers, and pressuring them has worked in the past.
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The US isn't the only government that's been pressuring WhatsApp to break encryption.
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HANNITY: -- two weeks&apos worth of pressuring Michael Horowitz to alter his report.
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Meanwhile, liberal groups are already pressuring moderate senators to reject Trump's eventual pick.
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Growth in the business, Cognizant's biggest, has been sluggish, pressuring overall revenue growth.
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Contact your elected officials Don't underestimate the power of pressuring your elected representatives.
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Brown had risen from the ashes and began pressuring Ellenberger against the cage.
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Bears may also be mindful of the supply-chain dynamics pressuring Chinese smelters.
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They were together six months, a year, and this girl was pressuring me.
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Credit to Villanova for pressuring us and making us a little bit uncomfortable.
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JC: Are you concerned that the government is pressuring the central bank governor?
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And now fast forward another year, SoftBank is pressuring them to be profitable.
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Attorneys have also reportedly been pressuring their clients to accept low settlement offers.
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Roos was working informally with Lucas and kept pressuring him to see Fisher.
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Several accounts include detailed instances of him pressuring employees to perform sex acts.
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Pressuring the sector were declines in shares of Microsoft Corp and Intel Corp.
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Shareholders are getting more aggressive in pressuring companies, including Facebook, on equal pay.
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The parents of the missing are still pressuring the government hard for answers.
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But before long, "Cat began pressuring Jim to marry her," per the documents.
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China is also leveraging its economic clout and pressuring companies like Gap Inc.
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The Trump administration has made pressuring so-called sanctuary cities a top priority.
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The dollar also rallied against a basket of currencies, pressuring commodities like gold.
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Pressuring the Ukrainian president to dig up dirt on a political rival's son?
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Without pressuring the Houthis and ex-President Saleh, there will never be peace.
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" She also revealed she was "currently pressuring him to DROP IT next week.
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Democratic senators are pressuring the FTC to hold Zuckerberg personally liable as well.
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Low oil prices are pressuring state finances and banking system liquidity in Oman.
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Trump's decision this week will come after months of pressuring from competing interests.
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Sanders campaign leadership has been careful to avoid the appearance of pressuring Warren.
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The impeachment focused on Trump pressuring Ukraine to investigate Democratic rival Joe Biden.
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The United States joined in pressuring the Honduran government to solve the case.
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Trump has been pressuring defense companies on prices through Twitter posts and meetings.
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Mr. Trump might succeed in pressuring Mexico to take stronger steps on immigration.
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But Warren, Harris, and Sanders are pressuring California lawmakers to make no exceptions.
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She accused Mr. Trudeau's office of inappropriately pressuring her in a criminal case.
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Palestinian activists and their supporters have been pressuring contestants to boycott the Eurovision.
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"The parent company was pressuring the food business to deliver cash," she said.
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The moves are aimed at pressuring the United States to withdraw the sanctions.
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But lawmakers in both parties of Congress are pressuring Mr. Trump to act.
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They started by pressuring their Mexican counterparts to rapidly increase apprehensions of migrants.
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More recently, her boyfriend had been deported and was pressuring her for money.
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The Chinese yuan had been weakening against the dollar, pressuring greenback-denominated gold.
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The dollar index gained 0.4% versus major currencies, further pressuring the precious metal.
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US oil prices tumbled 4.2% to about $65.43 a barrel, pressuring energy stocks.
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"Geopolitical risks are also among the factors pressuring the lira," the trader said.
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Trump has denied pressuring Zelenskiy and defended his request to the Ukrainian president.
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Mr. Cassino said the boycott calls have had some success in pressuring businesses.
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The ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee is pressuring committee chairman Rep.
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Am I pressuring her too much on math because that's not her thing?
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The company's revenue outlook also fell short of Street forecasts, pressuring the shares.
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In 2015, the U.S. Treasury Department began pressuring Andorra over alleged money laundering.
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Some were pressuring Graham to segregate his audiences by race but he refused.
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"We will not stop pressuring Iran to stop its destabilizing behavior," he said.
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If Clinton herself were responsible for pressuring Trump, wouldn't that problem solve itself?
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Democrats are not alone in pressuring Zinke to exempt their states from drilling.
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Bari's suing for defamation and civil extortion for allegedly pressuring him into settling.
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Oh no, [Polyvinyl] learned a long time ago not to bother pressuring me.
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Bernie Sanders is pressuring Obama to turn Standing Rock into a national landmark.
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Trump said the moves were aimed at pressuring Tehran into "fundamentally" changing its regime.
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Around the time Instagram launched, Amazon was reportedly pressuring Quidsi, the company behind Diapers.
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Expectations for the USDA to estimate ample crop inventories are further pressuring agriculture markets.
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While pressuring him to confess, the teacher assured Alex that he could be fixed.
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Strong corporate earnings have also boosted equities and the dollar, pressuring gold, he said.
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It may even give them ammo to keep peers from pressuring them into it.
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That's because there's now a glut of gasoline, and that is pressuring oil prices.
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DiNapoli says he's going to keep pressuring Exxon no matter what the SEC decides.
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Meanwhile, health expenses are rising at a rapid clip, pressuring both employers and employees.
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Some conservative denialist groups, recognizing that fact, are pressuring Pruitt to attempt just that.
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Pressuring JGBs, Tokyo's Nikkei was up 1.25 percent as Middle East concerns eased somewhat.
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But according to Aden, the industry isn't pressuring her to be anyone but herself.
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Activists started pressuring Coke, Pepsi, and other companies to leave the group last year.
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The high-end furniture retailer cut its annual profit outlook, however, pressuring the stock.
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Canada's energy industry and the Alberta government are pressuring Ottawa to approve the project.
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The banking giant's stock fell about 2.5 percent in the premarket, pressuring Dow dutures.
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He predicts much of that capital is in the industry to stay, pressuring rivals.
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BOORSTIN: THERE HAVE BEEN REPORTS THAT KATZENBERG AND OTHERS ARE PRESSURING YOU TO RUN.
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Brian Sandoval of Nevada, are pressuring their legislators in Washington to oppose the measure.
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Government officials say Pakistan has an independent media and the military denies pressuring journalists.
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But after Sephak's return, her mother began pressuring her to work in a brothel.
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He has started to focus instead on pressuring the Democrats in Florida to concede.
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Investors have sold shares in companies that increased their drilling budgets, pressuring for cuts.
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China in turn is pressuring them to share that technology with their Chinese partners.
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Protesters remained on the streets, pressuring the military council to cede power to civilians.
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The selloff spread to Asia on Tuesday, pressuring stocks and lifting bonds and gold.
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Dozens of organizations opposed to speech by trade groups signed letters pressuring the agency.
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Rhetoric about "pressuring" Iran works only if Iran actually feels pressured on the ground.
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Trump has been pressuring the Senate to accept the House's version of the bill.
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The victims' family members have been pressuring the Trump administration to release the information.
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Laura Richardson (D-Calif.) for pressuring official congressional staff to work for her campaign.
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Conservative groups are also pressuring Republicans to try again on ObamaCare repeal this year.
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And, while pressuring your partner is unacceptable, you're allowed to like what you like.
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Other big investors are also pressuring the company to make improvements, the paper reports.
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A drop in international tourists, some of Macy's biggest spenders, is also pressuring sales.
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That means pressuring your loan officer to ask you to pay for the extension.
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China in turn is pressuring them to share that technology with their Chinese partners.
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By this time, I realized Michael was not lying about the guy pressuring him.
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And he has spent months publicly slandering McCabe and pressuring Sessions to fire him.
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In 26, the Trump administration started pressuring Vietnam to take back pre-230 refugees.
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Democratic lawmakers, however, immediately called for new controls, and started pressuring their Republican colleagues.
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Analysts are beginning to sour on companies with exposure to China, pressuring some stocks.
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Experts said Mr. Mueller might be pressuring Mr. Manafort into cooperating with the inquiry.
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"Look at him pressuring the NATO members to raise their military spending," he said.
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The stock tanked more than 10 percent last week, pressuring the broader tech sector.
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But President Trump backed it to the hilt, pressuring, cajoling and threatening wavering Republicans.
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He was also charged with pressuring a witness into not cooperating with congressional investigators.
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Pondiscio reports teachers and principals pressuring them to withdraw children who have behavior problems.
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They are pressuring Walden to use legislative maneuvers to skip hearings on the bill.
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And Trump has routinely attacked Powell since then, pressuring him to cut interest rates.
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Democrats have been pressuring the administration to reject state requests to impose lifetime limits.
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Tennessee is also better at pressuring opposing quarterbacks, with both quality personnel and scheme.
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Farm lobby groups are also pressuring Congress to finalize the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement.
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His best work came late in pressuring Levis, a redshirt freshman from Madison, Conn.
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Trump has admitted to talking to Zelensky about Biden but denied pressuring him. Rep.
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Border authorities are pressuring people to accept speedy deportation, immigration lawyers and advocates say.
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Pressuring China is one of Mr. Trump's only policies to have gained bipartisan traction.
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A White House strategy review focuses on options for pressuring Pyongyang economically and militarily.
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LeBlanc sent letters to 33 of the appointees, pressuring them to resign their posts.
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You're pressuring me too much,' then the other person immediately steps back and we reset.
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Barrasso and his fellow Republicans -- including the President-elect -- are also pressuring Democrats to cooperate.
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Meanwhile, British fishing fleets are unsurprisingly pressuring London to "take back control" of U.K. waters.
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Pence, meanwhile, is looking to court Ecuador&aposs support in pressuring Venezuela&aposs socialist government.
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Especially in the field of tech, men pressuring them to apply was simply not effective.
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BAIER: The answer would be there they were thinking that Congress would move, pressuring Congress.
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"Burt broke up with Sally because she was pressuring him to get married," he alleged.
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Organizers of the event accuse the Israeli lobby of pressuring the Volkskundemuseum to cancel it.
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It implicates the generals in day-to-day partisan politics, pressuring them to take sides.
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That's what she and UltraViolet have lobbied for, in demanding his departure and pressuring advertisers.
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Shortly after, members of the faculty allegedly began pressuring the women to withdraw their complaints.
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Trump is on record repeatedly asking and pressuring foreign governments to interfere in our elections.
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At the same time, metering is pressuring them not to wait at ports of entry.
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That's good news for the people pressuring web companies to crack down on hate content.
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Washington has been pressuring other countries to keep Huawei out of their 5G infrastructure plans.
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These tactics include pressuring garment factory owners during price negotiations or using short-term contracts.
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But opposition activists have accused Sisi's government of pressuring people to vote in its favor.
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Still, resurgent U.S. oil production and record domestic crude inventories have kept pressuring oil prices.
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The government is pressuring the youth, and it's going to blow up in their faces.
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He won't take "no" for an answer and keeps pressuring her until she eventually agrees.
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Last October, for example, Trump succeeded in pressuring Turkey to release the pastor Andrew Brunson.
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Still, resurgent U.S. oil production and record domestic crude inventories have kept pressuring oil prices.
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And Armentano agrees, adding that we should keep pressuring our officials to represent our views.
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Those measures are aimed at pressuring North Korea to dismantle its nuclear and missile programs.
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FBI Director James Comey is reportedly pressuring the Justice Department leadership to correct the record.
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Did he abuse his power in pressuring the Ukrainian president to investigate his political adversaries?
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Laura Richardson (D-Calif.) in 2012 for pressuring congressional staff to work for her campaign.
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Pressuring a foreign power to investigate a political rival is, alone, a potentially impeachable offense.
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LaPierre told the NRA board that North was extorting him and pressuring him to resign.
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House Democrats are pressuring Barr to release Mueller's report in its entirety, without any redactions.
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Washington complains those efforts depend on stealing or pressuring foreign companies to hand over technology.
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Iran has denied any misconduct and has accused the US of pressuring the country unfairly.
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Refiners are pressuring lawmakers back from August recess to consider reforming the renewable fuel program.
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Johnson's supporters have been pressuring Rich to drop out of the race against Democratic Sen.
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In the United States, Trump has already started pressuring the Fed to lower interest rates.
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It's important to avoid pressuring each other into integrating, unless that's what you both want.
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ICCR member As You Sow is pressuring Sanderson Farms to shift its stance on antibiotics.
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He was pressuring his Ukrainian counterpart for information that would personally benefit his reelection campaign.
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"I give animal rights activists credit for pressuring corporations to make a change," he said.
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Consumer groups and a coalition of Senators are now pressuring other ISPs to follow suit.
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In domestic politics, that can mean publicly denigrating his target or pressuring them to resign.
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Moreover, pressuring legislators is far more effective when the legislation itself is not astonishingly unpopular.
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Some members of Mr. Sharif's party accused the military of pressuring them to change parties.
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The harassment or pressuring with no where to turn however is something I have experienced.
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Mr. Trump has tried to push Mr. Maduro out by pressuring his government through sanctions.
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Residents of Jordan have also begun pressuring their government to open the border with Syria.
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That is why the United States needs European cooperation with its approach to pressuring Iran.
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The senators are asking why this is necessary — and pressuring Verily to change this rule.
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Pressuring a foreign leader to investigate a political rival; having US diplomats tracked and intimidated?
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The outlet said that Attorney General Jeff Sessions had been pressuring Wray to fire McCabe.
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A rift with the E.U. would threaten any cooperation with the U.S. in pressuring China.
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One key proposal would involve pressuring other countries to raise their prices for prescription medicines.
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In pressuring Ukraine like this, Trump is leaving the country with a crushingly difficult choice.
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Barington and other activist investors have been pressuring the cosmetics maker to explore strategic options.
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That growing supply in the market could have some impact on rates, pressuring them higher.
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Costs of seeds and chemicals remain high, while record-large harvests are pressuring crop prices.
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"The women smoke less, and they're always pressuring us to quit smoking," Mr. Gungor said.
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Brazil helped it through a squeeze on margins in Europe, which are pressuring its peers.
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It also suggested lawsuits might be added to Ukraine's arsenal for pressuring the breakaway regions.
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They're also pressuring the company to improve margins by selling more of its own products.
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But now younger fans who grew up eating better food are pressuring teams to change.
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What if other governments begin pressuring their companies to not open factories in the U.S.?
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Outflows due to rupee bond sales by foreign investors have also been pressuring the currency.
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The financial software maker issued weaker-than-expected current quarter guidance, however, pressuring the shares.
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The financial software maker did issue weaker than expected current quarter guidance, pressuring the shares.
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Trump is accused of pressuring Ukraine's president into launching an investigation into the Biden family.
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The impeachment centers around Trump allegedly pressuring Ukraine to investigate democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.
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Experts say that pressuring Russian oligarchs financially could lead to policy change in the Kremlin.
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As a result, he said, Apttus investors are not pressuring him to go public just yet.
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The companies also contended the White House is pressuring the FCC, which they said was inappropriate.
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With proper spacing around James, defenders have to think twice before doubling or over-pressuring him.
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After pressuring the company beginning in April, Whole Foods has finally wound up as an acquisition.
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Instead, many favored pressuring Madrid into talks and gaining European Union approval for a negotiated split.
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Brent crude prices also fell, pressuring the oil and gas sector, which ended down 2.5 percent.
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One of the factors that appears to be pressuring iPhone sales is Apple's battery replacement program.
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Or your partner could be pressuring you to 'come out' when you don't really feel ready.
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Democrats had been pressuring Chief Justice John Roberts to break the tie and allow new witnesses.
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Most of the managed-money managers are trying to take out profits, which is pressuring gold.
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" One person asked, "[Why] would anyone sing about pressuring a girl to send nudes to you?
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My gay friends are pressuring me to go to fashion shows and look at dresses [laughs].
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Land Replenishment Pressuring Leverage: Xinyuan has accelerated acquisitions after not purchasing any new land in 2015.
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Banco Sabadell's quarterly profit missing estimates sent its shares down -6.0%, pressuring the broader banks index.
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Sarissa had nominated three of its own directors, after months of pressuring changes at the company.
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Has Comey shared any conversations with you about Trump pressuring him to downplay the Russia investigation?
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Deteriorating diplomatic relations with United States has been one of the factors pressuring the lira recently.
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Midwestern politicians and industry representatives have been pressuring the EPA not to reduce renewable fuel standards.
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However, other senior US officials said the administration's policy hinges on pressuring North Korea through China.
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Some processors have also shifted to using more imported meat, Pan said, further pressuring domestic demand.
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But he is not pressuring his team to change around the schedule at this late stage.
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An activist investor with a 10% stake in Pandora is pressuring the company to sell itself.
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The Taliban-led insurgents are pressuring government centers across country, including Kabul, now besieged with attacks.
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Wheat futures also were lower, with concerns about additional supplies flooding the export market pressuring prices.
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Democrats had been pressuring the Trump administration to step in and block Idaho's move for week.
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Cartoonists have had a field day, reflecting the widespread anger and disgust pressuring governments to act.
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O) is gaining momentum, pressuring traditional automakers to crank up plans for fully electric vehicles (EVs).
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Now governments and advocacy groups are pressuring these industries to take stronger steps to curb pollution.
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President Trump has been pressuring the Chinese by imposing tariffs on $360 billion of Chinese goods.
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Democrats had been pressuring the Trump administration to step in to enforce the health-care law.
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The nonprofit sector is pressuring lawmakers and the White House to protect the charitable tax deduction.
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Some Twitter users are using "#BoycottSweden" to suggest pressuring Sweden by not buying from its companies.
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So you are pressuring the wrong person in focusing all of your advocacy attention on me.
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Biden was accused of pressuring Ukraine to fire a prosecutor investigating his son's employer in 2016.
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Groups like the Rainforest Action Network have been pressuring banks for months to reduce coal lending.
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Trump has promised to punish companies that shift work overseas, pressuring manufacturers like United Technologies Corp.
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Anti-Trump groups have been pressuring 37 GOP electors to vote for someone other than Trump.
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Environmentalists, led by campaigner Greenpeace, are now pressuring regulators to block oil exploration in the area.
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The government has been pressuring tech companies to do something like this for some time now.
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In addition to pressuring all levels of government, we must get more involved in other ways.
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It's on this narrow scenario that anti-abortion activists are pressuring him for a direct answer.
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A drop in international tourists, who are big spenders at Macy's stores, is also pressuring sales.
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The rising waters are already changing ways of life and pressuring people to leave their homes.
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The Vermont socialist will likely now focus on pressuring Biden and the party to move left.
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O built a multi-billion enterprise pressuring drug companies to lower their prices for U.S. patients.
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That's precisely when the G.O.P. was pressuring the Fed to stop trying to help the economy.
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Or it can circumvent sovereignty by persuading or pressuring actors within the country to effect change.
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But concerns over U.S.-China trade tensions and global growth still were pressuring prices, analysts said.
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But by pressuring Curry along the perimeter, the Blazers sacrificed some help defense in the paint.
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President Donald Trump has reportedly been pressuring allied countries to ban Huawei from their 5G networks.
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Trump will also continue pressuring vulnerable red-state Democrats to get on board with tax reform.
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An outside group aligned with President Donald Trump is launching a new ad campaign pressuring Sen.
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More than 80 lawmakers recently sent a letter to Trump pressuring him to use the term.
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They include harassing female employees for decades and pressuring some to perform sex acts with him.
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The US has tried pressuring the Russians into giving up the missile, but to no avail.
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The Democratic Party establishment has been pressuring state parties to make caucuses more accessible to voters.
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The United States may be pressuring Egypt over its civilian and military links to North Korea.
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Mr. Polansky, the Smoke Free Movies consultant, vowed to continue pressuring studios beyond Disney and Fox.
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Renting a boyfriend to introduce to your parents, when they are pressuring you to get married.
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But Mr. González Jr. has leveraged his privilege, pressuring his peers to take on social issues.
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Hoping to reverse that trend, grocers are pressuring big food companies to add flair and innovation.
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"Deutsche soon started pressuring its clients to remove Jews from their boards of directors," Enrich writes.
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But soon, she testified at Mr. Weinstein's trial on Friday, he began pressuring her for sex.
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In 20037, Britain succeeded in pressuring France into closing Sangatte, but migrants and refugees kept coming.
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To some degree, this announcement helped to alleviate geopolitical risks that have been pressuring the market.
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They have been pressuring Azar to step in to stop Idaho's plan and enforce the law.
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The attorney general has a clear ethical obligation to back away from pressuring FBI Director Wray.
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The Patriots were successfully pressuring Mahomes, forcing him to flee the pocket and rush his throws.
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Nonetheless, global wildlife organizations are among those pressuring China to close live animal markets for good.
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He is pressuring the company to eliminate the risk that the utility's equipment could start wildfires.
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McConnell has been pressuring skeptical senators not to publicly speak out against the bill, as Sens.
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The report, for instance, held that Moreno's efforts to affect judicial outcomes went beyond pressuring colleagues.
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Advocates have been pressuring states to ban the subminimum wage, but only three have so far.
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Cute photo, for sure, but looks like Dad's already pressuring the kid to be a swimmer!
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Relapse have been so cool about not pressuring us to deliver a record in any hurry.
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"We've been through eight tough years with Obama pressuring to freeze construction," said Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat.
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Remember, they work for you — so don't underestimate the power of pressuring those who hold public office!
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The United States has been pressuring North Korea via sanctions to give up its nuclear weapons program.
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Profit growth lagged revenues over the quarter, pressuring margins, which fell 87 basis points to 12.1 percent.
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The United States has been pressuring China to step up its efforts to reduce excess industrial capacity.
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To compensate for the reduced supply from Iran, the United States is pressuring OPEC to raise output.
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The U.S. has been pressuring allies, including the U.K., to completely block Huawei from its 5G networks.
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The LoveSync was meant to let people quietly voice their interest in sex without pressuring their partner.
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Diplomatic sources said earlier that Germany had been pressuring other European capitals to block the new directive.
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Also pressuring the market Wednesday, the S&P 500 energy index fell 2.2 percent, leading sector declines.
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They have also sent open letters pressuring the top brass to get tough on China's maritime assertiveness.
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The Pentagon is all but openly pressuring the Turks to turn the power back on at Incirlik.
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And Harley's more efficient models rolled out over the past year are pressuring prices of older motorcycles.
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I [also] think it's pressuring beauty brands to be inclusive and to actually showcase real fucking people.
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Despite the potential side benefit of pressuring Democrats over Pelosi, Ryan -- a powerful fundraiser -- insists he's staying.
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The United States is also pressuring Turkey and other nations to isolate Iran, including blocking oil exports.
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The U.S. has been pressuring its allies to ban Huawei from building 5G networks in their countries.
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Washington is pressuring allies Japan and South Korea to reduce purchases of Iranian crude, the source said.
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Besides central bank action, worries that trade wars are exacerbating a global slowdown have been pressuring yields.
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Companies reported the tariffs were pressuring profits, reducing demand for their products and driving up production costs.
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But you better believe neither Sweden nor Finland are pressuring their companies to spy on their customers.
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At the same time, Mr. Mueller has been pressuring Mr. Trump to sit down for an interview.
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I don't like that, and I don't like the feeling either, because it feels pressuring on me.
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Both companies have been pressuring suppliers for the lowest prices on goods from t-shirts to bicycles.
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Nu Skin also gave disappointing 2016 guidance, with weakness in China among the factors pressuring its results.
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That could in turn cause capital to flee the country, raising bond yields and pressuring the currency.
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However, in 2011, he revealed that the couple's six children were pressuring them to make things official.
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The IMF has been pressuring Venezuela to provide it with official economic data, sources said last month.
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The White House is now pressuring the House to water it down significantly before it becomes law.
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Washington needs Beijing's help in pressuring North Korea to halt its missile and nuclear tests, for example.
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Gosh, it's just like real life; let us enjoy the honeymoon before pressuring us into having babies!
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S. military exercises as a way of pressuring North Korea but said Pyongyang's reaction was also unacceptable.
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The business also said that the owner dismissed several employees for pressuring colleagues to join the protest.
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Still, Kilduff said the fall in oil prices will lead to lost jobs, thus pressuring the economy.
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Detractors are pressuring Trump to dump him and Flynn fueled this campaign with inflammatory statements and tweets.
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The push comes as Democrats are pressuring GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump to release his taxes. Sen.
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Despite pressuring the outgoing Benson Henderson for five rounds in South Korea, Masvidal lost a split decision.
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The Egg Board was behind the takedowns all along, pressuring the FDA to go after Hampton Creek.
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Advocates have been pressuring states to ban the sub-minimum wage, but only three have so far.
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Thus far, the strategy of pressuring countries to lower trade barriers by imposing U.S. restrictions has backfired.
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But the deeper implication—that the president is pressuring the attorney general to act unethically—is inescapable.
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The four squad members, all women of color, have tried pressuring House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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CNN found that the department had a practice of pressuring victims and rushing cases to a close.
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The other businesses, relying more on retail customers, were affected by ongoing low interest rates pressuring margins.
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She also accuses Kelly of pressuring her into terminating a pregnancy that resulted from their alleged encounters.
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McCain is pressuring Democrats to support his amendment even if they aren't successful with their own proposal.
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Mr. Valencia said the Colombian right would begin pressuring the government to pursue peace on new terms.
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The American Heart Association is pressuring pharmacies to follow the lead of CVS and stop selling tobacco.
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Express Scripts built a multi-billion enterprise pressuring drug companies to lower their prices for U.S. patients.
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Rising rates will also likely stress capitalization rates on commercial real estate projects, pressuring the asset class.
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But Iran hard-liners in Congress have been increasingly pressuring the administration to revoke the waivers. Sens.
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It showed Trump repeatedly pressuring Zelensky to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and Biden's son Hunter.
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Engaged Capital, the largest Rent-A-Center shareholder, had also been pressuring the company to sell itself.
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He also accused Beijing of pressuring countries not to attend a U.S.-hosted conference on religious freedom.
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While most activists rely on awareness raising and pressuring the government, Deshpande has always favored direct action.
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The funds also pressuring the company to improve profit margins by selling more of its own labels.
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For the second week, Oklahoma teachers have swarmed the state Capitol pressuring legislators for more school funding.
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Teachers have converged on the state Capitol in Oklahoma City, pressuring lawmakers to give schools more funding.
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The defensive line looked strong again against the Chargers, pressuring Philip Rivers 27 times on the day.
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Voters feeling a rising sense of insecurity are increasingly pressuring politicians to safeguard their cherished welfare model.
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What the team wants to avoid, he says, is pressuring its portfolio companies to grow too quickly.
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Trump has been pressuring China to do more to rein in North Korea's missile and nuclear program.
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His mom isn't pressuring him to get better math grades or nagging him about his eyebrow piercing.
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Paul said platforms like Facebook opened the door to government interference by pressuring lawmakers over their interests.
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I like to encourage positive strategies like these for feeding toddlers, instead of negative strategies like pressuring.
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Another source close to the White House said officials are weighing the possibility of pressuring Alabama Gov.
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I was pressuring him, reverting to my worst dating default behavior, and he fled into his apartment.
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Japan has advocated a strategy of pressuring North Korea through sanctions to give up its nuclear weapons.
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State Department officials say the United States has far from exhausted its nonmilitary options for pressuring Pyongyang.
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The Guild has been pressuring both Uber and regulators to introduce tipping for more than a year.
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But by this time, Ms. Tirschwell alleges, Mr. Ravich had already been pressuring her to have sex.
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Berks County, in the southeastern part of Pennsylvania, on Thursday passed a legally nonbinding resolution pressuring Gov.
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"I wouldn't want someone to feel like I'm pressuring them to keep traveling," Ms. Dandashy, 37, said.
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Some of its efforts, though, come across as little more than pressuring women to marry and reproduce.
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Professor Anderson noted that directly pressuring companies to reduce brand-drug prices would be much more meaningful.
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The main way to get Iowa to follow new rules could ultimately be through pressuring the candidates.
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The protests succeeded in pressuring the government to delay completion of the project and consider alternate routes.
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Meanwhile, Netflix dropped more than 6%, pressuring other Big Tech stocks such as Facebook, Amazon and Alphabet.
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In its earlier iterations, flight-shaming simply amounted to choosing or pressuring others to choose travel alternatives.
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Mr. Xi is pressuring companies already doing business in China to participate no matter what the prospects.
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The Chinese data and a sharply stronger dollar were pressuring metals prices, said Commerzbank analyst Daniel Briesemann.
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At the novel's outset, eighteen-year-old Clarissa Harlowe's family is pressuring her to marry for money.
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Pressuring girls into putting courtesy first suppresses their ability to resist or protest both discrimination and abuse.
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Mr. Bell is accused of pressuring KYGO, at Andrea Swift's behest, to take action against Mr. Mueller.
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Mr. Trump warned Mr. Xi that America was prepared to act on its own in pressuring Pyongyang.
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A federal ethics commissioner later ruled that Trudeau's pressuring of Wilson-Raybould broke conflict of interest laws.
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At the time, the source said, no one from the Democratic leadership was pressuring her to resign.
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As tensions between Washington and Tehran ramp up, each has been pressuring Europe to side with it.
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They're pressuring Ryan to back a vote to impeach IRS Commissioner John Koskinen in the coming days.
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But the prime minister dismisses allegations he was interfering with judicial independence by excessively pressuring Wilson-Raybould.
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Never again, though his girlfriend was pressuring him to let her move in, her and her daughter.
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They are filing lawsuits, marching in the streets in massive numbers, and pressuring world leaders to act.
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Top Democrats have concluded it showed clear evidence of him pressuring a foreign leader for political advantage.
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Top Democrats have concluded it showed clear evidence of Trump pressuring a foreign leader for political advantage.
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Express Scripts built a multibillion-dollar enterprise pressuring drug companies to lower their prices for U.S. patients.
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Ukraine's foreign minister on Saturday said he would not characterize Trump's interaction as pressuring the country's president.
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Today's mission prep included closing out and pressuring the capsule spacecraft as if it carried astronauts, too.
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American officials outmaneuvered Lutsenko by pressuring two key members of Poroshenko's team not to support the legislation.
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The White House is even pressuring the 16 senators who sponsored the legislation to withdraw their support.
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Amazon workers, in particular, have been pressuring the company to do more to reduce its carbon footprint.
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Democrats want the changes, and moderates are pressuring Pelosi to bring the trade agreement to a vote.
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It also recommends that local governments start pressuring big tech for answers about surveillance and data collection.
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" A number of today's women are pressuring themselves to be hard-bodied by the time they say "Yes.
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Trump hasn't been pressuring Twitter to purge its user base — at least not the truly problematic bot accounts.
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Pressuring the financial sector were bank stocks, as the SPDR S&P Bank ETF (KBE) shed 1.3 percent.
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The Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund ETF (XLE) traded about half a percent lower, pressuring S&P futures.
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Hundreds of marches are taking place across the country today, pressuring President Trump to release his tax returns.
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You have got employees at Deloitte, Microsoft, Amazon, large corporations pressuring them not to do business with ICE.
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Their aim: Pressuring officials to make their school a "sanctuary campus" that limits cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
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The exercise was the largest in a series aimed at pressuring North Korea following its ballistic missile tests.
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Interestingly, Disney is one studio that is not pressuring theater chains to shorten the window protecting ticket sales.
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It has launched stimulus measures as a bruising trade war with the United States is pressuring economic growth.
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Most Republican senators have insisted that in pressuring Ukraine to investigate the Bidens, Mr. Trump did nothing wrong.
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Resolutions have no binding power, but they express the opinion of the U.N., pressuring governments to pay attention.
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America has already banned government use of the equipment and is reportedly pressuring allies to do the same.
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He can be heard aggressively pressuring model Ambra Battilana to come to his room despite her repeated protests.
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It's always someone else with the idea, though, talking him into it, and pressuring him until he caves.
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Members of Congress have been pressuring drug companies and pharmacy benefit managers to bring insulin costs under control.
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Trump has frequently tried pressuring Democrats to negotiate on healthcare by threatening to halt federal subsidies to insurers.
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The White House meeting was not the only leverage used by Mr. Trump's team in pressuring the Ukrainians.
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Falling global bond yields were seen as negative for bank profits, pressuring their shares in stock markets worldwide.
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Weinstein is accused of pressuring young women into sexual favors in return for promising to advance their careers.
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The appointment comes at a time when the Trump administration has been pressuring drugmakers to lower prescription costs.
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And he claim to have secured significant help from China into pressuring North Korea over its nuclear program.
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At the time, it looked like a way of pressuring the LME's executive into reversing its fee hikes.
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Also pressuring oil prices were expectations of a U.S. interest rate hike next week, which lifted the dollar .
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Washington is pressuring Iran to curtail its nuclear programme and stop backing militant proxies across the Middle East.
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Amita's mom is overbearing and pressuring her to get married, but she's still forced to live with her.
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Washington is pressuring Iran to curtail its nuclear program and stop backing militant proxies across the Middle East.
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The US also has been pressuring its allies around the world to stop doing business with the company.
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Of course, Lifetime didn't blink and Kelly's now pressuring his attorneys to follow through with the legal threat.
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They were responding to a campaign by Media Matters pressuring advertisers to remove their ads from Hannity's program.
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Plus, leaking this news to the press felt like a strong-arm pressuring everyone to get on board.
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The vengeance plot has them targeting individual advertisers and pressuring them to withdraw their business from the newspaper.
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And it's pressuring European leaders to do the same — even threatening to cut off intelligence sharing with them.
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Alongside registration efforts, a growing movement is pressuring tech companies to give their employees time off to vote.
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But the company also warned that low prices for regular eggs were pressuring demand for its specialty eggs.
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On Tuesday, the dollar was down 0.2 percent at 111.055 yen after earlier slipping to 110.860, pressuring exporters.
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READ: John Kasich: 'Nobody's pressuring me to get out of the race' Can Clinton put it on ice?
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Clinton's aides and allies are pressuring Mr. Sanders to run on issues rather than continuing to attack Mrs.
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Dave Lutz, head of ETF trading at JonesTrading, said the Wal-Mart news was pressuring shares of Amazon.
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Market analysts have accused President Dilma Rousseff of pressuring the central bank to not make further rate hikes.
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Lawrence Churchman, who has not been indicted with a crime, both denied pressuring cops to make unwarranted arrests.
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That means pressuring companies to raise wages and spend more on perks, efforts that can drag on profits.
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The House is investigating Trump's pressuring of Ukraine to launch an investigation of former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Stocks in the U.S. fell overnight as Apple shares lost more than 2%, pressuring the broader tech sector.
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Reports emerged on Friday that the Treasury was pressuring PIC, Africa's biggest pension fund, to provide the money.
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They were pressuring me to make a decision, but I said I had to talk to my husband.
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She described herself as a Pakistani girl in Cleveland whose parents were pressuring her into an arranged marriage.
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Pressuring drug companies to find their supplies outside of China could also lead to higher prices, experts say.
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Congressional reaction: Iran hard-liners in Congress have been increasingly pressuring the administration to revoke the waivers. Sens.
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Now we're sort of pressuring the government — not just people, but the people that can actually do something.
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That's part of the reason why Trump has been so insistent about pressuring the Fed into cutting rates.
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And Hong Kong financiers suggested this year that the government had been pressuring insurers to temper their purchases.
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The Federal Communications Commission has been pressuring phone service providers to address robocalls over the past few months.
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I allow people to back out… I don't want anyone to feel like I'm pressuring them to participate.
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Along the way, neither pressuring the other to marry, they welcomed two children, Atticus, 12, and Cleopatra, 7.
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The actor and comedian was accused in January of sexual harassment and pressuring a woman to have sex.
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As tensions between Washington and Tehran ramp up, each side has been pressuring Europe to side with it.
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NGOs, organizations, and communities came together and held referendums in several locations, pressuring the government to take action.
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Plus, the Democratic Party's base is pressuring their representatives in Congress to not cut any deals with Trump.
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Nothing ensures that people won't call you like wasting all of your interactions pressuring them to call you.
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With the pandemic and trade restrictions pressuring already-overwhelmed global supply chains, companies are struggling to keep up.
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Soccer's governing body FIFA, which has been pressuring Iran over the ban, regretted the "tragedy" of Khodayari's death.
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That change could irritate some lawmakers but conservatives have been pressuring Mr. McConnell to extend the Senate workweek.
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But he said that other countries in Asia and the Middle East were also important to pressuring Iran.
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Ms. Mark-Viverito refused to discuss the mayor's role in pressuring Mr. Lopez Rivera over the hero honor.
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The sanctions are aimed at pressuring North Korea into negotiating, with the goal of renouncing its nuclear weapons.
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Democrats have accused the president of pressuring Ukraine to publicly announce investigations that could benefit his reelection campaign.
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The realignment process, in many ways, becomes a social experiment, with neighbors pressuring neighbors to join their candidates.
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Democrats are pressuring Azar to step in and enforce ObamaCare's rules, saying that Idaho's move is plainly illegal.
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Terman's family members have been pressuring him to evacuate, he said, but he is staying put -- for now.
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Even Carlson, a stalwart Trump supporter, criticized Trump for pressuring Ukraine's president to interfere in the 2020 elections.
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SumOfUs, a progressive group, is pressuring Visa to report excessive, erratic gun and ammo purchases to the FBI.
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Steyer's organization, Need to Impeach, has spent around $3.5 million across a handful of states pressuring GOP senators.
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But Republicans are pressuring Pelosi to quickly wrap up the negotiations and schedule a vote on the pact.
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U.S. Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer now is pressuring Republican lawmakers to vote to allow witnesses and documents.
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Washington is pressuring Iran to curtail its nuclear program and stop backing militant groups across the Middle East.
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Romney said he is "deeply troubled" to see reports of Trump pressuring the Ukrainian president to damage Biden.
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The House voted in December to impeach Trump for abusing his power by pressuring Ukraine to investigate Biden.
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But it is unclear how far China's leaders will go in pressuring other countries to raise their ambitions.
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Some investor groups have gone so far as to buy ad campaigns pressuring lawmakers to oppose the bill.
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By keeping a firm grip on the Republican base, Trump is pressuring those who might vote against him.
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Democrats also argue that Trump has obstructed Congress' probe by withholding documents and pressuring witnesses not to testify.
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While he was against selling Facebook, those around him disagreed and were pressuring him to accept an offer.
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He also admitted pressuring her to record and send him sexual videos, which she also refused to do.
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Now Republicans revamping their bill are pressuring the CBO to use a different benchmark for its next score.
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Top Democrats concluded the call summary showed clear evidence of Trump pressuring a foreign leader for political advantage.
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One Democrat accused Trump of "an attack on America" for allegedly pressuring Ukrainian officials to investigate the Bidens.
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Local organizations, including LEAN, began conducting flyovers of the area, compiling data and pressuring Taylor Energy for answers.
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His family members have been pressuring him to evacuate, he said, but he is staying put -- for now.
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This year, slowing economic growth and shrinking exports have further hit the government's revenue, pressuring the budget deficit.
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The Biden-Ukraine affair ultimately led to President Donald Trump's impeachment for pressuring Ukraine to investigate the Bidens.
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Mueller is investigating whether Trump may have attempted to obstruct justice by pressuring Comey to drop his inquiry.
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Some lawmakers have adopted the administration's posture on Canada, pressuring them to get in line or else. Rep.
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So he and his aides joined other concerned North Carolinians in rounding up affidavits, pressuring investigators, guiding reporters.
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Mr. Duque has been the Trump administration's most steadfast regional partner in pressuring the regime in neighboring Venezuela.
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"We're not going to fix climate change by pressuring people to have more or fewer children," Kallman said.
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"It's just so awful that this external US policy is now pressuring them to get married," Kolahi said.
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"There is no danger ... this is just the United States government's way of pressuring and blackmailing," Cota said.
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A fresh profit warning from the world's second-largest automotive parts supplier is pressuring a number of auto-related stocks across Europe and the U.S. Continental also cut its profit margin guidance and cited weak demand for tires as another factor pressuring sales expectations for the rest of the year.
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But Middle East hands at the State Department pushed back, saying that pressuring the gulf monarchy would only backfire.
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His campaign sent a mailer to the homes of Iowans pressuring them to show up to their caucus locations.
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"I thought they did a good job getting up and pressuring us, trying to speed us up," Koenig said.
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An Israeli official later tells CNN his country reached out to Trump for help in pressuring the Obama administration.
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I remember one exchange with a soon-to-be-target who was pressuring me to torture some poor sap.
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This is pressuring sectors such as meat exporters, which make up over 10 percent of New Zealand's overseas sales.
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S. military exercises as a way of pressuring North Korea and said that North Korea's reaction was also unacceptable.
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"We can no longer wait for all conditions (to be ready) because the circumstance is pressuring us," Arpakorn said.
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Some of these statements could represent a pattern of intimidating witnesses and pressuring high level officials to stop investigating.
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Wall Street has been pressuring Wells Fargo to deliver more revenue to the bottom line for over two years.
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"If there is no one pressuring you to take a vaccine, you're less likely to get it," he says.
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On Monday, Republicans and Democrats in Congress began pressuring Uber to disclose more information about its handling the breach.
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The U.N. Security Council unanimously imposed sanctions on North Korea aimed at pressuring Pyongyang to end its nuclear program.
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The Broncos frontline blitzed and blitzed and blitzed, repeatedly pressuring, knocking down, and sacking Newton, who started anticipating hits.
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"We can no longer wait for all conditions [to improve] because the circumstance is pressuring us," the commander added.
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The USDA on Friday forecast bigger-than-expected domestic supplies of soybeans, corn and wheat, further pressuring the markets.
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Also pressuring U.S. futures were oil prices, which fell more than 1.5 percent to trade near $47.20 a barrel.
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He was pressuring me, in front of many people, to don a t-shirt with 'Team Ratner' on it.
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The president is not alone in pressuring the Fed to cut rates after hiking rates four times in 2018.
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This is something that Google has been heavily pushing by flagging and pressuring sites that hadn't yet adopted HTTPS.
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But for all its merits, this climate has its own shortcomings (such as pressuring people to perform like professionals).
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Right now, they say that their mission, besides pressuring Republicans, is to avoid a mistake that erases their advantage.
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Stop pressuring yourself to meet certain milestones that come with age or from mirroring what your friends are doing.
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Oil prices, meanwhile, soared after the U.S. official said the government was pressuring allies to halt Iranian crude imports.
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By requiring Uber to demand the return of the documents, the judge is pressuring Uber to finally fire him.
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The U.S. is in a low-productivity growth regime, which is pressuring real safe rates of return, he said.
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Trump told Shanahan he would support him either way and wasn't pressuring him to drop out, the source added.
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This salon ends up being fantastic and the owner is very friendly and helpful without pressuring me to buy.
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He said the Federal Reserve will be pushed towards aggressive easing measures if President Donald Trump keeps pressuring China.
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But what Trump won't be doing, it seems, is pressuring Kim to improve his nation's abysmal human rights record.
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Murray has a long record of pressuring workers to contribute to company-favored politicians, including, most recently, Donald Trump.
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The leadership change comes at a time when the Trump administration has been pressuring drugmakers to lower prescription costs.
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Some Texan Republican leaders are now pressuring for a possible change in speakership because Straus won't support the bill.
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Further pressuring U.S. yields were downbeat comments on the economy by European Central Bank President Mario Draghi on Wednesday.
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Milk producers may be tempted to slaughter their animals to cut output, pressuring meat prices, a ministry official said.
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"In our view, a clause pressuring China to maintain a 'stable' yuan is neither sensible nor practical," Nomura said.
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They played a crucial role in pressuring soy and beef companies in Brazil to reduce deforestation of the Amazon.
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Meanwhile, a severe drought has left a third of the 15 million population needing food aid, further pressuring prices.
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The House voted Tuesday to block President Donald Trump's national emergency declaration, rebuking the president and pressuring Senate Republicans.
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Businesses that support the Paris climate deal are pressuring President Trump to keep the United States in the accord.
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Climate change is also pressuring the Nationals, the rural-focused junior partner in the federal Liberal-National coalition government.
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The prosecution was pressuring Apple with an 18th Century law called All Writs Act, reports The Wall Street Journal.
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Bisping, meanwhile, threw often and on mobile feet, pressuring Silva with volume and without getting entranced by his theatrics.
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However, President Donald Trump is pressuring Saudi Arabia and OPEC not to reduce output despite the crash in prices.
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Activists and experts were meeting with administration officials Friday to hash out plans pressuring Congress into taking further action.
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A leading advocacy group is launching a six-figure ad campaign pressuring Congress to act to lower drug prices.
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Republicans are also pressuring agencies to halt their regulatory work in the waning days of the Obama administration. Sen.
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People want to see movement on issues like gun control, and pressuring corporations is one way to accomplish that.
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Frequent snacking and a demand for healthier foods and personalization is pressuring traditional CPG giants to evolve, he said.
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Now that Washington is on the outside, new steps might consist of pressuring the Iranian regime from within, e.g.
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Some groups, such as Tax March and Stand Up America, have been pressuring Neal to make the request promptly.
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Several outside groups have pledged to spend millions on advertising campaigns pressuring senators for or against an eventual nominee.
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Thousands of customers signed a petition pressuring the $1 billion company to go back to more easily recyclable cardboard.
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Major central banks have also indicated monetary policy may tighten soon, sending sovereign bond yields higher and pressuring stocks.
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Conservatives have been pressuring senators to nix the blue slip, arguing Democrats are using the rulebook to be obstructionist.
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Should those escalate and refugee numbers swell, then it may be forced to be more proactive in pressuring Haftar.
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The White House released a memo on the call that showed Trump repeatedly pressuring Zelensky to investigate the Bidens.
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The United States has accused Cuba of mistreating its doctors and pressuring them to take part in political activities.
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The Fed outlook is pressuring Asian currencies across the board, but not all countries need to tweak their policy.
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Those demands are aimed at preserving relatively higher-wage U.S. and Canadian production and pressuring Mexico's low auto wages.
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Hill accused her then-boss of making sexual remarks at work and pressuring her to go out with him.
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The CEO confirmed there had been about a 60% price drop — but it wasn't necessarily due to Trump's pressuring.
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However, delays in passing a new health-care bill pushed out expectations for tax reform, pressuring the U.S. dollar.
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The threat has galvanized a handful of new judicial advocacy groups pressuring lawmakers in both parties from the left.
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Uber had been pressuring Levandowski to comply with an internal investigation of the matter, according to a company spokesperson.
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Between now and then, an army of lobbyists will be pressuring lawmakers to protect favored special-interest tax breaks.
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The United States is pressuring its allies to ban Huawei from building their 5G networks on national security grounds.
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It also is pressuring Venezuela with sanctions as American officials seek the ouster of President Nicolás Maduro from power.
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The Iranian people, including women who are denied even their most basic dignity, are pressuring the regime from inside.
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Mr. Falcón accused Mr. Maduro's party of pressuring voters and said that he would not recognize the election results.
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But there is no known precedent for a president pressuring a foreign nation to tear down a political rival.
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Now, Ray is being accused of pressuring his daughter's friends into sexual activities after moving into her dorm room.
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There is also no evidence that Joe Biden worked in his son's interests while pressuring Ukraine to oust Shokin.
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A whistleblower complaint filed within the intelligence community accuses Trump of pressuring Ukraine to investigate the Democratic presidential candidate.
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Trump defends pressuring Ukraine and China to investigate the Bidens as part of his job — just politics as usual.
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Trump faces possible impeachment for pressuring Ukraine to investigate Biden while he was withholding military aid to the Ukraine.
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The move was widely seen as a means of pressuring the Palestinian leadership to enter peace negotiations with Israel.
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Liberal groups are pressuring other centrist Republicans that they hope could flip and cast the deciding vote against DeVos.
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Oil prices, meanwhile, soared after the U.S. official said the government was pressuring allies to halt Iranian crude imports.
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It's not often that consumer advocacy groups and the food industry align in pressuring the FDA to take action.
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DUBLIN — For decades, Irish society stigmatized unwed mothers, pressuring them to give up their newborns, often in shadowy adoptions.
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Officials from President Donald Trump's administration have also been pressuring allied countries to ban Huawei from their 5G networks.
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In 2015, law enforcement recorded Weinstein pressuring Ambra Battilana Gutierrez to go into his hotel room while he showered.
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State agents pressuring Twitter employees to deliver private information wasn't uncommon at the company, former employees tell BuzzFeed News.
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CNN is refusing to run the ad and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) is pressuring Facebook to remove it.
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Yet board members have concluded that he must change his management style, and are pressuring him to do so.
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In December, the House impeached Trump for abusing his office by pressuring Ukraine to investigate former vice president Biden.
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And they played a clip of Joe Biden himself boasting, in public remarks, about pressuring Ukraine to fire Shokin.
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The Trump administration is again pressuring South Korea to pay more for the US military presence in the country.
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" He said in the interview that he wanted "truthful" information from Assange and was not pressuring him to "lie.
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Increasingly Barr has been pressuring tech companies such as Apple and Facebook to give authorities access to encrypted messages.
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Charles Schwab was the first major broker to give investors zero-commission online trades, pressuring rivals to follow suit.
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"The lack of water comes on top of the uncertainty that was already pressuring the corn crop," it said.
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Carter was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in 2017 for pressuring Conrad Roy III, 20143, to take his own life.
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However, the deluge of online orders are pressuring websites, some of which have experienced outages and other technical glitches.
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Catch up: Democrats argue that Mr. Trump abused his power by pressuring Ukraine to help him defeat political rivals.
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Rights advocates say that existing laws have been effective at dissuading parents from pressuring young daughters into arranged marriages.
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In February, Taiwan accused China of pressuring Papua New Guinea, a large recipient of Chinese aid, to downgrade relations.
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Activists have had more success in pressuring state pension plans, including those for teachers, to divest from gun-makers.
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So Burning Cane is partly about having a conversation about toxic masculinity, the jealousy, the insecurities, all that pressuring.
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He's not really pressuring me, but I do know that marriage is not what I want at my age.
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The Washington Post reported in July that some in Trump's orbit were pressuring Republican Party leaders to chip in.
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Democrats say Trump abused his office by pressuring Ukraine to investigate his political rivals in exchange of security aid.
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The Senate should defeat and destroy the healthcare travesty that Senate Republican leaders are pressuring Republican Senators to support.
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Since the evening Judge Gorsuch was nominated, liberal groups have been pressuring Democrats to filibuster the vote on him.
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Their declines have weighed down online lending startups, pressuring them to show how exactly they're different from their predecessors.
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Pressuring the Dow was 3M Co, which fell 0.5% after Citigroup cut its rating on the industrial conglomerate's shares.
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WASHINGTON — Even the threat of impeachment hasn't stopped President Trump from pressuring Ukraine into helping his 2020 election chances.
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So far he's created a global trade war that's hurting China's economy and pressuring his own Rust Belt supporters.
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Pressuring Sessions to clean house at the FBI After firing Comey, Trump nominated Christopher Wray to lead the organization.
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As Canada's biggest rail strike in a decade entered its seventh day, industry kept pressuring the government to intervene.
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Trump is thus corruptly endeavoring to influence two investigations by pressuring Jeff Sessions to not proceed with the cases.
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Other actions would clearly violate a company's standards: inappropriate language, physically grabbing a woman, pressuring an underling for sex.
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The new restrictions are aimed at pressuring Cuba's Communist government to reform and stop supporting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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Perhaps the most powerful lesson she said she learned was about consent, including not pressuring others into sexual activity.
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There's a difference between telling Congress to come up with a solution and actually pressuring it to do so.
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And young campaigners are pressuring politicians to adopt aggressive, comprehensive climate goals like those in the Green New Deal.
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When asked about the allegations that Franco sexually exploited his students by pressuring them to participate in nude scenes, removing the plastic guards covering actresses' vaginas during simulated oral sex, and pressuring one woman to perform a sex act in her car, Rogen said he wasn't the person who should be commenting.
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Although increased advertising is helping sales, it is pressuring margins that are already squeezed by rising commodity and freight costs.
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Political uncertainty in Germany, following chancellor Angela Merkel's decision to step down in 2021, is also pressuring the single currency.
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Meanwhile, Politico reported last week that the National Nurses United union was pressuring Dayton to name Ellison as Franken's replacement.
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"We'll be pressuring Senators to turn the confirmation process into a hearing on ExxonMobil's history of climate deception," Boeve said.
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Russia hopes the United States under Trump will repeal those measures, potentially pressuring the European Union to do the same.
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Analysts said falling U.S. gasoline prices and rising crude output in the United States was also pressuring the crude market.
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Also pressuring oil prices, crude inventories at the U.S. hub of Cushing, Oklahoma, rose about 1.7 million barrels from Sept.
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Rising oil prices and global trade worries are pressuring emerging economies, International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol told Reuters.
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"This is occurring as Costco implements wage increases and continues to invest in price, potentially pressuring margins," the analyst added.
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As terrestrial oil reserves dry up, fossil fuel corporations are pressuring lawmakers to open up fragile ocean ecosystems to drilling.
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She was earlier charged with abuse of power and coercion by pressuring big businesses to contribute to non-profit foundations.
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I didn't want to be pressuring to get a lawyer or do anything because I didn't want to seem ungrateful.
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Wall Street has been pressuring department stores to shrink their footprints amid competition from the internet and off-price retailers.
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For the last month, the US has been pressuring Caracas, in hopes of bringing down the government of Nicolás Maduro.
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She is alleged to have harassed employees and graduate students for years by pressuring them – especially if they are pregnant.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and Bernie Sanders (I-VT) signed the Senate letters pressuring the officials to reject the merger.
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EUR20173MRR= However, prospects for U.S. economic reform are not the only factor seen pressuring the U.S. dollar later this year.
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How could a cop who was supposed to bring her justice face no legal consequences for pressuring her into sex?
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Democrats are pursuing allegations that Trump abused his office by pressuring a foreign government to investigate a domestic political rival.
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ADM also said it expects a glut of grain coming out of South America to keep pressuring U.S. agricultural exports.
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Companies are pressuring the agency to change its rules to allow them to legally add CBD to food and beverages.
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Republicans have been pressuring the Silicon Valley giant over what they claim is 'liberal bias' embedded at the algorithmic level.
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The shooting becomes a national news story, and Starr is in the middle, with people on both sides pressuring her.
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They'd accused the president of abusing his office by pressuring Ukraine for help trying to cheat in the 2020 election.
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Labor unions, such as the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, have been pressuring states to pass these laws.
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Meanwhile, a recent U.S. State Department human rights paper criticized Seoul for pressuring North Korean defectors not to denounce Pyongyang.
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Now, he was being accused of pressuring a 23-year-old New Yorker into sex acts that made her uncomfortable.
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" Haley said she was exploring, with some U.N. Security Council colleagues, several options for pressuring Iran to "adjust their behavior.
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" Haley said she was exploring, with some U.N. Security Council colleagues, several options for pressuring Iran to "adjust their behavior.
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Margot is not even a casualty of aggressive coercion; she could leave, and Robert is not pressuring her to stay.
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Even before the sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh emerged, Alaska Native groups were pressuring Republican Sen.
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Amid the unclear future for the City, the industry has been pressuring the U.K. government to specify its Brexit plans.
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In the United States, Chinese government agents are pressuring Chinese expatriates wanted on corruption charges to return to the motherland.
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Some banks may be reluctant to reduce borrowing bases more aggressively for fear of pressuring producers into bankruptcy, Clark said.
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Trump has focused on U.S. automotive jobs, meeting with company executives as well as pressuring - and praising - them on Twitter.
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A record number of investors are pressuring fossil-fuel companies to reveal how climate change could hit their bottom lines.
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China has denied pressuring foreign firms to hand over technology as a price of admission to its giant consumer market.
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The country is getting less interested in pressuring women to keep themselves as hairless as infants seven days a week.
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"Clearly more needs to be done in terms of pressuring China," which accounts for the bulk of North Korea's trade.
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After the launch, some publishers began pressuring you to let them insert more ads, and different ads, into the product.
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The news is pressuring the shares, even though Chipotle reported quarterly profit of $2158 per share, beating estimates of $1.85.
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Trump has focused on U.S. automotive jobs, meeting with company executives as well as pressuring — and praising — them on Twitter.
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Connor and Oliver are at a gay bar, where Oliver is pressuring Connor for an answer to his marriage proposal.
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Trump has aimed to weaken the dollar through comments on Twitter that include pressuring the Federal Reserve to cut rates.
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Banks retreated from the market for small-dollar loans after regulators in 2013 issued guidance pressuring them to do so.
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Meanwhile, a recent U.S. State Department human rights paper criticised Seoul for pressuring North Korean defectors not to denounce Pyongyang.
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In 2001, the UN even succeeded in pressuring the Cambodian government to declare a nationwide ban on all industrial logging.
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According to the Los Angeles Times, prosecutors are pressuring some defendants to cooperate with the threat of possible additional charges.
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Investors flocked to the safe-haven yen, pressuring the dollar to fall 0.2 percent to 108.60 yen in Asian trade.
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Club for Growth is joined by FreedomWorks and Heritage Foundation in pressuring members against voting for the GOP healthcare plan.
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Walmart has responded by testing lower prices and further pressuring food suppliers, including Conagra, for better terms and lower prices.
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As always with Holm, she had no jab to even be mentioned and against a pressuring banger, that's a problem.
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A victory in Sirte for Misrata forces is already pressuring military rivals in the east who oppose the Tripoli government.
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Pressuring Pakistan to get with the program will be difficult, but not beyond the skills of this three-time ambassador.
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Billionaire investor Carl Icahn is currently pressuring American International Group Plc, another insurer designated systemically important, to break itself up.
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Democrats are also pressuring the FBI to reopen its background check investigation on Kavanaugh, something Republicans have pushed back on.
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Stock markets cheered the comments, with the MSCI world equity index climbing to a six-month high, thus pressuring gold.
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Spotlighting abuse and corruption, online critics and bloggers have often succeeded in rallying public opinion and pressuring authorities to act.
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On Thursday, Kroger's earnings revealed just how competitive the grocery business has been, with food price deflation pressuring profit margins.
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Investors have been looking through the headline job gains to see whether a tight labor market was pressuring wage growth.
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Countries around the world are pressuring Maduro to resign amid a hyperinflationary economic crisis that has led millions to emigrate.
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Ginsburg sparred with Trump in July, calling the billionaire a "faker" and pressuring him to publicly release his tax returns.
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And Chinese President Xi Jinping may look to extract trade concessions in exchange for additional support on pressuring North Korea.
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Some issues could get bipartisan applause lines, like lowering prescription drug prices, infrastructure and pressuring China on its trade policies.
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She accused Springleaf in court papers of pressuring her to "misrepresent the value" of collateral, which Springleaf did not dispute.
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They have been pressuring Trump to veto the bill and have launched a petition to draw attention to the issue.
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The White House is also pressuring lawmakers to ratify the revised North American Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and Canada.
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Christians are under threat in much of the developing world, and Russia has a record of pressuring non-Orthodox faiths.
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The European Commission is pressuring Madrid to further reduce its budget deficit, and the next government will determine the response.
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Why it matters: Several conservative groups had already come out against the ban and are pressuring Trump to abandon it.
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Trudeau's former justice minister accused his top aides of pressuring her to drop the prosecution of a global engineering firm.
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Creditors have resisted the prospect of dramatic cuts to repayment, pressuring Puerto Rico instead to make its government more efficient.
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The AARP has launched a seven-figure TV ad buy pressuring five Republican senators to oppose the House's healthcare bill.
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Backpage accused Mr. Dart of pressuring the credit companies; he said he was only educating the companies and the public.
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Grassley took a swing at liberal outside groups that are pressuring Democrats to block Gorsuch's nomination during his opening remarks.
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Why it matters: Face-to-face negotiations are terra incognita for two countries used to threatening and pressuring each other.
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Jedrzejczyk could improve her chances in a rematch by pressuring Namajunas and using feints to put her towards the cage.
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But just as it's committing to renewables, the Trump administration has been pressuring it to invest in more fossil fuels.
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At this point, Grace alleges that the comedian began pressuring her into a range of sexual activities, including oral sex.
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Voters throughout the Midwest are seeing the opportunities in renewable energy and are pressuring their representatives to get on board.
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Supporters of the platform overhaul said the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee were pressuring them to back down.
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" And bloggers fabricated stories claiming that Chobani was pressuring local officials "to facilitate their multitude of Muslim friendly/Islamification requests.
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The ECOWAS heads of state shuttled back and forth to The Gambia's capital, Banjul, pressuring their colleague to leave peacefully.
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Several of the tweets came while Mr. Trump was also privately pressuring the men, both key witnesses in the inquiry.
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But the volume of public commentary greatly diminished in recent decades as politicians concluded that pressuring the Fed was counterproductive.
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But two military sources said the Central Military Commission had also been pressuring military medical scientists to develop a vaccine.
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But censorship here is also about singling out and pressuring certain individuals, thereby intimidating the arts community as a whole.
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Most experts assume that the only way to make progress in pressuring China to play fair is through collective action.
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Locals and environmental campaigners had already spent many years pressuring successive Guatemalan governments to clean it up to no avail.
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I want him to understand the import of these books without pressuring him to immediately accept their stories and language.
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But Warren, Harris, and Sanders are pressuring California lawmakers to make no exceptions for app-based gig companies like Uber.
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Then the union representing truckers revolted, staging protests at the border and pressuring the White House to abandon the idea.
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But in recent decades, the volume of public commentary greatly diminished as politicians concluded that pressuring the Fed was counterproductive.
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With no detailed information available, Democrats have focused their attention on pressuring Mr. Barr to release the full report quickly.
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U.S. Treasury yields rose from all-time lows, and the dollar also rebounded after major losses, further pressuring gold prices.
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Trump was impeached by the House last year for pressuring the Ukrainian government to investigate the Bidens over the matter.
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It is Jay Beagle pressuring Theodore into mishandling a bouncing puck, then feeding Devante Smith-Pelly for the final goal.
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"Having reached neutral in 4Q18 and pressuring the market, time is running out for the Fed to cut," he wrote.
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Policymakers and regulators are also pressuring financial firms to do more to accelerate the move to a low-carbon economy.
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Publishers increasingly depend on these exchanges as they rely more on programmatic revenue, and they are pressuring exchanges for payment.
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Diplomats of the Security Council are discussing a draft resolution aimed at pressuring the Myanmar military to end the violence.
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PopSockets, which makes phone accessories, accused Amazon of failing to remove counterfeit products and pressuring it to lower its prices.
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They absolutely thrashed the Vikings' offensive line, pummeling Kirk Cousins with six sacks and pressuring him on nearly every play.
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We would not shy away from pressuring China, Russia, Iran and other authoritarian countries on the basis of our values.
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Washington has been pressuring allies, most recently the U.K., to block Huawei from next-generation mobile networks known as 5G.
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Burlingame believed that the West needed to give China time to develop and modernize and stop pressuring China to change.
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Democrats at the time countered by pressuring GOP leaders to bring the bill up for a vote as it is.
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Webb is a former fan who recently accused Onision of pressuring her into sex with him and his current partner.
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By calling out Yellen for being political, he is overtly pressuring the Fed to raise interest rates to prove otherwise.
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Democrats have seized on the exchange to argue that Trump was pressuring Ukraine for an investigation into the 2016 election.
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A continued push among firms to stay competitive also limited the increase in prices that they charged, pressuring profit margins.
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So she began shaming and pressuring the antivirus industry, which has long neglected stalkerware, to take it far more seriously.
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The White House's own memo shows him pressuring Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to investigate Joe Biden on flimsy corruption allegations.
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He was widely perceived as influencing foreign policy decisions and relations with neighbors, and indirectly pressuring government over political matters.
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Some firefronts in Australia's south-east stretch more than 1,000km (621 miles), pressuring the firefighting resources especially in small towns.
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Opposition legislators on Sunday had hoped to hand Guaido a second term to continue pressuring for a change of government.
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Alexander S. Vindman — told Mr. Eisenberg they feared that Mr. Sondland was improperly pressuring Ukraine to benefit Mr. Trump politically.
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"I don't think very long," said Lev Parnas, the Soviet émigré who worked for Rudolph W. Giuliani in pressuring Ukraine.
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The Humane Society began supporting the chimps and pressuring the blood center to take on some of the financial burden.
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Democrats accuse Trump of pressuring Ukraine to announce the probe into the Bidens in order to help his reelection prospects.
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Pressuring oil prices have been concerns that an escalating U.S.-China trade war could slow economic growth and energy demand.
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It's also understandable why so many people would be pressuring (and maybe pestering) him to run for the Senate again.
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Republican leaders have been privately pressuring Cramer to run since North Dakota is a top battleground state for the party.
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Beijing is pressuring local governments to cut subsidy programs that the country heartily encouraged even just a few years ago.
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He is specifically pressuring Democratic senators who are vulnerable in the 2018 midterm elections to get behind his tax efforts.
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And he will have to contend with China pressuring Seoul during the election campaign to back away from deploying Thaad.
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Democrats are looking into whether Trump abused his office by pressuring a foreign government to investigate a domestic political rival.
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Mr. Young sold books and music on everything folk, but he would let customers stay for hours without pressuring them.
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The Post's editorial board writes that it had been "reliably told" that Trump was pressuring Zelensky to investigate the Bidens.
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The commerce secretary denies making those threats, and Trump and Mulvaney have denied pressuring the secretary to act at all.
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Meanwhile, opponents of the program are pressuring Trump not only to avoid a defense, but also to cancel it outright.
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The company's revenue outlook also fell short of Street forecasts, pressuring the shares by about 8 percent in the premarket.
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It's been accused of pressuring companies to hand over tech blueprints as a condition for doing business in the country.
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Alexander Vindman's testimony that Trump had undermined U.S. national security by pressuring Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden and his family.
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The latest moves come after three volatile sessions in which fear of rising inflation sent interest rates higher, pressuring equities.
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A troubling thought for you: What if the Americans really did succeed in pressuring the Chinese to cut you off?
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The judge accused the ISI of influencing and pressuring the court that convicted and sentenced Mr. Sharif and his relatives.
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Trump is pressuring the Fed to reduce rates, saying in October that the central bank had "gone crazy" under Powell.
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In fact, fast-food workers have been instrumental in pressuring states to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour.
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But his most critical growth has been as a playmaker, putting the ball on the floor, and pressuring the defense.
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Our first meeting with Michael focused on building trust, answering questions, and, without pressuring him, determining his willingness to participate.
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Rob's apparently not on board with the rest of the family's approach of not pressuring Khloe to dump him either.
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Then he proceeded to spend weeks at a time pressuring Congress to pass Obamacare repeal bills that would restrict coverage.
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Update: A report in the LA Times details the accusations of five women who have accused the actor of sexually exploitative behavior that includes pressuring them to participate in nude scenes, removing the plastic guards covering actresses' vaginas during simulated oral sex, and pressuring one woman to perform a sex act in her car.
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Several of the remarks came as Mr. Trump was also privately pressuring the men — both key witnesses in the inquiry — about the investigation, and Mr. Mueller is examining whether the actions add up to attempts to obstruct the investigation by both intimidating witnesses and pressuring senior law enforcement officials to tamp down the inquiry.
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Washington is pressuring Iran over its nuclear and ballistic missile program and for waging proxy wars in other Middle Eastern countries.
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Indications that reserves are tightening and pressuring rates higher might push the central bank to ease off the balance sheet reduction.
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Oil prices dipped, erasing modest early gains as analysts said a persistent global surplus of crude would keep pressuring the market.
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Sheen says she's not only extorting him, but pressuring him by "stalking" his home and his father Martin Sheen's pad, too.
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Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop on Tuesday criticized China for pressuring Qantas, adding to already tense relations between Beijing and Canberra.
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Meanwhile, a broader fashion movement away from traditional bras to unconstructed bralettes is pressuring the company's sales both internally and externally.
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The government of Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski was pressuring for the United States to change its mind, the source said.
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The latter factors are likely to continue pressuring the Chilean banking system's profitability in the near term, according to Fitch's report.
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The United States has been pressuring allies to ban or restrict Huawei equipment from their 5G networks, citing national security concerns.
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Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Negative Rating Action - A more intense competitive environment, pressuring revenue and profitability.
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Trump has urged Foxconn and other companies to create U.S. jobs, wooing them in some cases and pressuring them in others.
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Last June, WarnerMedia boss John Stankey made headlines (and reportedly frustrated some HBO workers) by pressuring employees to increase output substantially.
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U.S. officials are pressuring allies to block Huawei from providing 5G equipment, arguing it could provide a backdoor for Chinese spying.
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It looks like a false positive because I expect equities to continue to be strong next week, pressuring the precious metals.
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That effort and Trump's pressuring of Ukraine to investigate Biden is at the center of an ongoing impeachment inquiry into Trump.
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An Axios report this week said Attorney General Jeff Sessions had also been "pressuring" Wray to clean house and fire McCabe.
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He later explains to Tess he was shaken because Simone is pressuring him to head up home to Cape Cod together.
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All the other girls were like, 'Hell no, you have to wear a tampon,' and started pressuring her to use one.
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Such attacks were "rapidly deteriorating and getting out of control," and pressuring the country's stretched finances, a local youth group said.
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Democrats, particularly majority lawmakers and committee chairs in the House, have been pressuring Barr to release the full report, without redactions.
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On Wednesday, GitHub's employees began publicly pressuring their company's leadership to stop working with the immigration agency over human rights concerns.
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Activist investor and stakeholder Starboard Value has been pressuring the drug maker to execute moves that will help its stock price.
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Rather, White House and Republican National Committee officials were reportedly pressuring McSally to allege some kind of fraud or electoral malfeasance.
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But as Andrew Prokop explained for Vox, Manafort's trials are very much about pressuring him to cooperate with the Mueller investigation.
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Probably not pressuring me to be more outspoken, it's more ... There's been a lot of pressure of a lot of CEOs.
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He has previously made a number of comments easily interpreted as pressuring key figures to drop their scrutiny of Russian meddling.
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"I think oil prices combined with the dollar" are pressuring stocks, said Kim Forrest, senior equity analyst at Fort Pitt Capital.
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The China-based internet firm also saw revenue come in below forecasts, with a drop in brand advertising revenue pressuring results.
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Escalating U.S. tariffs and weakening external demand were pressuring China's economy, which was already in the midst of a structural slowdown.
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Wang fears, however, the situation will worsen, given the authorities have started describing the church as a "cult" when pressuring churchgoers.
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The dollar dropped to an eight-week low of 20.2 yen overnight before recovering to trade at 21 yen, pressuring exporters.
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The creator of the "Farmville" online game expects to release just one new game in the current quarter, pressuring its results.
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Turkish officials have said the killing was intentional and have been pressuring Saudi Arabia to extradite those responsible to stand trial.
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K.C. hard red winter wheat futures also were weak, with a better-than-expected government report on crop conditions pressuring prices.
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Activist hedge fund Marcato Capital Management has been pressuring Buffalo Wild Wings to change its leadership and improve its restaurant operations.
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E-commerce giant Amazon bought its way into prescription drug delivery last year when it bought PillPack, perhaps further pressuring drugstores.
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Keep that momentum going by getting involved in your community and pressuring local officials to shift toward a clean energy economy.
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In addition to pressuring companies carrying Trump products, Grab Your Wallet aims to reduce business at Trump properties like Trump Winery.
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Last year, he argued against the FBI pressuring Apple to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino attackers.
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The CSU is pressuring Merkel to get a European deal, or at least bilateral deals with countries like Greece and Italy.
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Then Beijing boosted import tariffs on several high-value American agricultural goods including ethanol, soybeans and pork, pressuring prices for each.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is pressuring lawmakers to pass the Regulatory Accountability Act, which would lower compliance costs for businesses.
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"Our Center does not condone the pressuring of nurses by pharmaceutical reps and physicians to favor certain medications," the facility said.
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On Tuesday, Rosenstein warned GOP lawmakers against pressuring the Justice Department, saying that the agency would not be "extorted" by Congress.
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Turkey has also suggested it wants to continue its business relationship with Saudi Arabia, even while pressuring it over the murder.
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Samson pleaded guilty to pressuring United Airlines into operating an unprofitable flight so he could visit a vacation home more easily.
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Diplomats said targeting the country's finance chiefs was aimed at pressuring Assad and limiting the central bank's ability to obtain financing.
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"Whether it's pressuring, threatening, negotiating, or trying to leverage China, everybody's tried all of that—and it's not working," Clapper said.
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The Hill: Republicans are pressuring the Trump administration to defund Planned Parenthood or reinstate Reagan era restrictions before the midterm elections.
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Cuba has been accused of mistreating its doctors and pressuring them to take part in political activities, which the country denies.
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Even in the short-term, Nixon didn't achieve his most important goal: to get Beijing's help pressuring North Vietnam into peace.
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Collins maintained that they aren't necessarily pressuring fellow lawmakers to make public endorsements but can help the campaign in other ways.
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He pushed back against North Korean claims that the U.S. was acting like a "gangster" in pressuring the country to denuclearize.
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In addition, the Sierra Club and other environmental groups are pressuring banks not to underwrite Kinder-Morgan's upcoming initial public offering.
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Tech stocks, the best performers of 44.803 so far, briefly fell more than 1 percent on Thursday, pressuring the broader market.
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On top of that, it's important to be able to recognize that pressuring a person to send an image isn't healthy.
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Several other Republican critics of Trump have criticized the President for pressuring the FBI and DOJ to investigate his opponents. Sen.
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Alarcon most recently accused three of Kuczynski's ministers of improperly pressuring him to produce a favorable review of an airport contract.
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Moreover, by pressuring Guatemala's government to once again defy a court order, Trump's threats are eroding Guatemala's hard-fought democratic gains.
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The companies continue to make economy measures such as reducing inventory, pressuring suppliers for lower prices and cutting supply chain costs.
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Democrats' impeachment inquiry has focused on whether Trump abused his office by pressuring a foreign government to investigate his political rivals.
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But in pressuring Saudi Arabia, American officials would tread lightly, acutely aware of American dependence on Saudi oil and intelligence cooperation.
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Crickets. Where is his concern that pressuring the Fed to keep interest rates artificially low is a danger to economic stability?
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The APC data showing an unbeatable opposition margin was a factor in pressuring the sitting president Goodluck Jonathan to concede defeat.
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The new proposal exacerbates an already unequal health system — pressuring states to cut back on benefits and coverage to reduce costs.
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But now, high debt levels and a change in the political landscape are pressuring Beijing to take smaller steps, he added.
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After oil prices fell in 22014, pressuring state finances, Bahrain cut subsidies and raised taxes and fees to control its deficit.
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Meanwhile, Trump's lawyers are pressuring Mueller to end the investigation by September to avert any conflict with midterm elections in November.
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Cruises are crucial to Cuba's tourism sector because they allow for more visitors without pressuring the country's already strained hotel capacity.
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Upcoding is a major problem among providers, but there have also been instances of insurers pressuring doctors to reduce medical claims.
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And while many corporations love Trump's deregulatory environment, some are reportedly pressuring the administration to let more regulations through the gaps.
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In that case, a woman sued her employer because her manager insisted on "dating" her, pressuring her into a sexual relationship.
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Novak's new role represents a tactical switch after he worked with activist investors at Houlihan, offering them advice on pressuring companies.
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Dragging her mother into it is just a way of pressuring her to drop a pursuit she thinks is just fine.
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A league spokeswoman told CNN the march was aimed at pressuring the Taiwanese government to make the tax system more transparent.
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The Trump administration says it will keep pressuring North Korea until it agrees to talks on negotiating away its nuclear programs.
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The liberal group Indivisible also used the protests to kick off a campaign pressuring members of Congress during the legislative recess.
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But Cornyn says that neither he nor Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell are pressuring Republican senators to reject the Collins plan.
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May, by pressuring her critics to support her plan to avoid a disorderly, possibly chaotic, rupture that many British lawmakers fear.
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They were pressuring their schools to allow students to donate unused meal plan vouchers to those on campus who needed them.
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In Tenshin Nasukawa: Kickboxing Messiah we examined the success that the gangly Thai, Suakim, had in pressuring Nasukawa to the boundary.
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In fact, some analysts contended that the latest test may have been primarily aimed at pressuring Mr. Xi, not President Trump.
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Days later, the Senate voted to acquit Trump on charges that he abused his power by pressuring Ukraine and obstructed Congress.
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China is pressuring countries where they have sought asylum — including Turkey, the U.S. and Sweden — to deport those traveling without permits.
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Senate Democrats are pressuring the State Department to do more to help stranded Americans and immediately update Congress on their efforts.
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People are changing their behavior, socially isolating and pressuring others to do the same, with varying degrees of success and urgency.
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Mr. Trump in his address on Tuesday also vowed to continue pressuring what he called the "corrupt, destabilizing regime" in Cuba.
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It's to replace Trent Franks, a Republican congressman who resigned after reportedly pressuring two female employees to become a surrogate mother.
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But the business community is growing increasingly frustrated with the restrictions and is pressuring government officials to ease some of them.
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The anti-Trump forces are largely aligned behind Rubio and are pressuring him to keep soldiering on for a convention fight.
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Trump is being investigated by House Democrats after pressuring Ukrainian officials to investigate presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe Biden.
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The police often target the relatives of those jailed, forcing them out of their homes and pressuring employers to fire them.
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Groups on the left are pressuring Democrats to reject his nomination, and protests could interrupt the committee's questioning on either day.
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Somewhere during this sequence, people privy to the call questioned whether Trump was pressuring the Ukrainian leader to investigate the Bidens.
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He is forcing out or pressuring many government scientists and replacing them with corporate shills in order to gut environmental regulations.
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Increasingly, the US has been pressuring allies to avoid using Huawei technology, citing the company's potential links to Beijing's security services.
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"Major cost positions have risen more than initially expected and are pressuring operating margins," CEO Rolf Habben Jansen said in Hamburg.
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Earlier this year, the Obama administration began publicly pressuring tech companies to help combat the spread of terror-related content online.
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Carter also said the war against ISIS is achieving results, including pressuring the terrorist group in its Iraqi stronghold of Mosul.
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House Democrats have accused Trump of abusing his office by pressuring Ukraine to pursue investigations that could benefit his reelection campaign.
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Chinese tariffs on U.S. pork have raised alarm about demand, pressuring the U.S. hog prices on which Canadian sales are based.
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Trump, who has faced intense scrutiny over his relationship with Russia, was impeached for pressuring Ukraine to investigate his political rivals.
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Tesco is rebuilding itself after a 2014 scandal when it acknowledged overstating profits and pressuring its suppliers into driving down prices.
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The dollar rebounded slightly, pressuring bullion, but was still heading for its worst month since January 2018, against its key rivals.
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In Arizona, for instance, Republican leaders are pressuring tribes to resolve outstanding water disputes with the state before renegotiating gaming agreements.
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A fur coat-clad Moira wears this particularly daring hairstyle when pressuring Jocelyn to join her in wearing a fur coat.
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Democrats are pressuring the agency to evict Trump because a line in the contract prohibits it from benefiting an elected official.
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President Donald Trump's administration has been pressuring countries around the world, particularly in Europe, to ban Huawei from their 5G networks.
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Democrats have seized on text messages furnished by Volker as further evidence Trump was pressuring Ukraine to pursue politically motivated investigations.
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Bits For a number of years now, the federal government has been pressuring internet companies to provide information on their users.
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Trump is accused of holding up millions in military aid to Ukraine while pressuring the country's government to open political investigations.
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Those battles are unwinnable: Publicly pressuring the president reduces influence with him and feeds into perceptions that agencies are irredeemably politicized.
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Some of Jackson's advisors urged him to relent, stop pressuring Duane, and let the bank expire when its charter ran out.
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Mr. Gou added that Foxconn would also remain active in China, dispelling talk that Beijing was pressuring Foxconn about its investments.
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History is littered with examples of politicians in that circumstance pressuring their central banks to keep rates low to encourage growth.
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He pleaded guilty last year to pressuring United to restart a money-losing flight to South Carolina, near his second home.
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And the Treasury Department in November targeted North Korea in economic sanctions aimed at pressuring the country over its nuclear program.
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That time can be spent on everything from developing strategies and pressuring lawmakers to registering voters and raising awareness, she says.
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President Donald Trump on Monday attacked Justice Department official Bruce Ohr, while apparently pressuring Attorney General Jeff Sessions to fire him.
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News organizations in Australia have been testing the boundaries of what is permissible while pressuring the court to lift the order.
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Looking ahead: The Trump administration has been pressuring Iraq to stop buying energy from Iran, raising tensions between Washington and Baghdad.
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Meanwhile, although socialists have found real success pressuring liberals from the outside, it's not nearly enough to achieve their ambitious goals.
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Coomaraswamy urged the international community to stop pressuring Rohingya to return and ensure those behind the violence are brought to justice.
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The United States on Monday imposed sweeping sanctions on Venezuela's state-owned oil firm, aimed at pressuring Maduro to step down.
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"You have been tasked with pressuring Dr. Ford to agree to conditions that you find advantageous to the nominee," Katz wrote.
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And then, with the states' attorney generals, there were enough that got together to start pressuring them, and bringing their suits.
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South Korea expressed the hope that Trump would maintain current U.S. policy of pressuring North Korea over its nuclear and missile tests.
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Gou added that Foxconn would also remain active in in China, dispelling talk that Beijing may be pressuring Foxconn about its investments.
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The expulsions came as Europe is pressuring North African governments to head off the migrants before they can cross the Mediterranean Sea.
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Investors also were worried about reports that regulators were pressuring Tesla's directors for details about how much information he shared with them.
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Disney has been struggling to bolster its TV business as cancellation of cable subscriptions is pressuring its biggest network, sports channel ESPN.
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And so UW gamers united to create the Washington Gaming Association, and are now pressuring the school to officially support their teams.
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"It's going to keep the Fed in position to keep their process going and that's going to keep pressuring things," Paulsen said.
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"Pressuring them (the government) by economic means is very important," said Salimata Lam, national coordinator for the anti-slavery group SOS Esclaves.
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Japan's mobile telecoms market is the world's third largest and the government has been pressuring companies to lower prices for their services.
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Teijelo, who formerly represented Gao Ping, also accused investigators of pressuring people to reveal incriminating information about the targets of the probe.
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Both men have been parroting Kim's wish list of US sanctions relief while pressuring us to stay mired in negotiations going nowhere.
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Lawmakers and regulators are pressuring the companies to fix a teen vaping "epidemic" that has vexed parents, teachers and public health advocates.
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Putin, these experts believe, isn't serious about pressuring Assad into a political settlement so there is little to gain from a meeting.
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The upbeat trade outlook was boosted further as European Union officials said Washington was pressuring the EU to speed up tariff talks.
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Daimler, too, has found emissions regulations squeezing it at the top end and low demand for small cars pressuring its Smart brand.
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The U.N. Security Council unanimously imposed new sanctions on North Korea on Saturday aimed at pressuring Pyongyang to end its nuclear programme.
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S.L. thought he was "being mean" by pressuring her, but she reluctantly began sending nude photos of herself to him as well.
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I'm Italian, and he's Black, and according to the people pressuring us to have a kid, mixed-race babies are soo cute!
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"We did it!" tweeted former Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson, who has been pressuring lawmakers across the country to ban mandatory arbitration.
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But Pam, now 71, never gave up, pressuring police to keep working the case and keeping the murder in the public eye.
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Capital market volatility and regulatory uncertainties may hinder Dalian Wanda Group's funding strategy and drive up its leverage, thereby pressuring Wanda's ratings.
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That, at least, appears the growing belief in Moscow and Beijing, both intent on pressuring their neighbours who are also U.S. allies.
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A former YouTube employee has sued Google for allegedly pressuring recruiters to only look for female, black, and Hispanic or Latinx applicants.
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Loeb has been pressuring the company to sell and is trying to replace all 12 of Campbell's board directors at its Nov.
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U.S. crude inventories are the highest since July 2017 , with worries about escalation of the U.S.-China trade conflict also pressuring prices.
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Copper prices retreated from multi-month highs, leading miners to their worst day in seven weeks and further pressuring the main index.
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According to the filing, Flynn Intel's work involved collecting information about Gulen and pressuring U.S. officials to take action against the cleric.
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Ankara also vowed to retaliate for Washington&aposs move, which is aimed at pressuring NATO ally Turkey into releasing Pastor Andrew Brunson.
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Turkey's military has a long history of intervening in politics, pressuring an Islamist-led government out of power as recently as 1997.
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Also, the pressuring of the sector is indicative of an unfavorable regulatory environment that's developed in the past six years, he said.
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U.S. and European shares rebounded, with reassuring U.S. retail sales data boosting sentiment, while the U.S. dollar also rose, pressuring gold prices.
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However, tourism and insurance group Saga slipped 6 percent after JP Morgan downgraded to "underweight" and said competitive markets were pressuring margins.
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The Trump administration is also pressuring G20 nations to take steps to reduce global steel oversupply and other distortions in that market.
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Crude prices have fallen nearly 50 percent in the last year to just below $32 per barrel, pressuring profits in the sector.
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"Now we're facing a different scenario because we have an American government pressuring us on lots of issues," said the Mexican diplomat.
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To that end, Amazon is exerting greater control over its platform, pressuring brands to lower their prices if they want to advertise.
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They also warned of weak implementation of production restrictions at mills, which would lead to a glut in the market, pressuring prices.
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Amazon responded by slashing prices on diapers, pressuring Quidsi's margins and making investors in the upstart reluctant to pour in more cash.
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The meeting comes as Congress is pressuring Trump to apply new sanctions on Russia and to confront Putin over his election hacking.
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Both February payrolls data and March consumer confidence disappointed investors recently, pressuring investors out of equities and into safer markets like debt.
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However in the same Sky News interview Brandis argues that pressuring companies to break their own encryption does not constitute a backdoor.
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Producers have been pressuring Brasilia to offer put options and rebuild government bean inventories that had been sold off earlier this decade.
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The U.N. Security Council unanimously imposed new sanctions on North Korea on Saturday aimed at pressuring Pyongyang to end its nuclear program.
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As the highly publicized case of Sidd Bikkannavar made clear, agents are pressuring even U.S. citizens to hand over phones and passwords.
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In spite of the recent UN sanctions, the Trump administration's overall weakness and perceived untrustworthiness make pressuring China all the more difficult.
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Now, however, the university is challenging the results, accusing union organizers of filming prospective voters and pressuring students at the ballot box.
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