This question has taken on some urgency in the past few years, as professed defenders of social justice have clashed with professed defenders of free speech on college campuses.
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Malek previously professed his love to Boynton at the Oscars.
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He has professed a love for ZZ Top's boogie rock.
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Vlad," a professed poet, exile, visionary, "healer and sex therapist.
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As professed walkers of a high road that ostensibly never
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The caucus has many professed fathers, but former Louisiana Reps.
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He appeared in court on Friday and professed his innocence.
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Still, the strong feelings he professed for Israel never faded.
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In 1997, he professed a love for the Spice Girls.
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Both parties have professed a desire to restore constitutional norms.
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In 1997, he professed his love for the Spice Girls.
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Mr. Erdogan's professed targets are the adherents of Mr. Gulen.
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Some openly dismiss the coalition's professed interest in investigating itself.
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He professed to have grown up as a Lakers fan.
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But Durst himself professed his innocence to the court moments later.
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Gaga is a self-professed superfan of the King of Pop.
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After taking the stage, the actor professed his love to Mirren.
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I had never professed to be an authority on Bob Marley.
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At best, Thiam's professed ignorance of the affair was not reassuring.
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For what it's worth, West has a professed love for PornHub.
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Long a professed aim of Republicans, this would not ban abortion.
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In March, Trump professed that he "had to approve" late Sen.
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Solidarity was professed with Dreamers and members of the LGBTQ community.
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That's where DJ Shraii, a self-professed MJ fan, comes in.
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Yet his professed politics aren't the sum of who he is.
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Despite the delay, Ms. Hays professed her appreciation for train travel.
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The child was a poignant symbol of the community's professed values.
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Asked about her outlook for Michigan in 85033, she professed confidence.
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Currency markets will whipsaw as long as Trump's professed goals do.
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But few Sudanese appeared to believe his professed devotion to democracy.
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" When the league began, he professed, "The Irish revolution really began.
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Republicans have come to accept what they once professed to abhor.
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This is so despite their professed respect for experience and expertise.
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Lenny Kravitz, David Byrne and Jane Fonda are all professed fans.
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It was a mutual lovefest, as Cardi B professed her fandom.
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Self-professed fiscal hawks in the House also opposed the bill.
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During the campaign, Mr. Trump professed to be one of them.
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Boko Haram released all the girls who professed to embrace Islam.
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Take those self professed non-readers like Kanye West and Donald Trump.
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"Oh, I haven't seen that," says Anthony, a self-professed documentary fan.
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"He professed to be a Christian and a family man," she said.
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Her focus was Mr. Trump's rationale for his professed support of Obamacare.
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The students professed that the digits had no impact on their bids.
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I'm a professed over-shooter, but it has a significant speed limit.
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Even so, the dentist professed ignorance about why the package was mislabeled.
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The self-professed foodies planned their travels around hitting big-name restaurants.
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And, frankly, Bernie Sanders -- a self-professed democratic socialist -- covers them all.
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In other words, he's never professed to be the next Billy Graham.
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Especially when each one of the testers professed a specific brand loyalty.
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Pruitt admitted to one lie, but otherwise deflected blame or professed ignorance.
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While unclear whether he entered a plea, he repeated professed his innocence.
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Trump claims to understand this, likely with his self-professed titanic intellect.
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Ghosn's wife calls system 'draconian' Ghosn has also repeatedly professed his innocence.
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In person, Ms. Albert professed to be JT LeRoy's British friend Speedie.
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"I was a self-professed McCainiac," he told me with a laugh.
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The demonstrations themselves were organized by a self-professed "pro-white" activist.
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Everybody who rode the wave professed to be gobsmacked by its perfection.
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The author professed to be a member of that same inner circle.
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Aiding Biden's newfound chances, ironically, was self-professed party savior Mike Bloomberg.
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The number of self-professed healers grew alongside the tourists seeking enlightenment.
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The detainees included Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the professed architect of the Sept.
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But the number of people who professed to being Republicans has declined.
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If what's professed isn't what comes through in the interview, take note.
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Though he has professed faith in the president's negotiating skills, he's cautious.
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She's a self-professed feminist who writes about women who long for submission.
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I think most relationships are a professed monogamy with a lot of affairs.
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Many actors professed their adoration for The Crown and Big Little Lies, too.
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Murphy loved De Havilland's response and professed his love for the woman herself.
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But it goes a step further in its professed methodological commitment to speculation.
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This idea lines up with the professed aims of the hardvapour community itself.
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There were lingering questions about the sincerity of the Republican's recently professed Christianity.
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Christianity, prevalent in Henry's day, is professed by less than half the population.
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One prominent investor publicly professed some disappointment in Monday's announcement: Mr. Branson himself.
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It is not that voters had not occasionally professed their love for Mrs.
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" They declared: "In 1939 the Museum professed to show ART IN OUR TIME.
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"You're going a bit far," interjected Abdul Manshawi, a self-professed Sisi supporter.
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Republican senators themselves often professed to be in the dark about crucial details.
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On the other hand, the catalog of professed sleep solutions is quite lengthy.
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Dulos professed his innocence in interviews with NBC News, and NBC New York.
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Chris Christie and the professed planner in the Bridgegate scandal, was spared prison.
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Men who professed their affection before revealing a girlfriend I hadn't known about.
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But given the incoming administration's professed attitude, a little extra security couldn't hurt.
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Self-professed fiscal hawks in the House also pushed back against the bill.
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Mr. Trump's professed friendship for Israel, then, brings an unexpected moment of truth.
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Jeff Van Drew, who switched parties and professed his undying support for Trump.
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Jeff Van Drew formally switched parties and professed his undying support for Trump.
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Before Sunday's game against the Jets, Bush professed unconcern about his ignominious mark.
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The Proud Boys, a self-professed "western chauvinist" group, encouraged a similar message.
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That may account for his subsequent professed lack of familiarity with the arrangements.
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But the Times's Michael Schmidt professed to be quite confident that wasn't the case.
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If we're not abiding by our own self-professed values, then why should they?
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But China is sticking with its professed position of avoiding both alliances and enmities.
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Many see Gaga's silence on Kelly as antithetical to her professed support of survivors.
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It's truly wild that a self-professed "digital wallet" stirs up so much drama.
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Despite her professed happiness, the duo were plagued with rumors and seeming ill will.
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On August 28, Aubrey Drake Graham publicly professed his love for Robyn Rihanna Fenty.
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The foreign policy establishment is now merged with the self-professed foreign policy radicals.
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The EPA's professed rationale for the change is to provide regularity clarity and certainty.
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Two of our new followers are a self-professed communist and a proud conservative.
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During Jed's hometown in Tennessee, he professed his love early on in the date.
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Yeezy (the man) is a self-professed fan of video games, particularly the classics.
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Just one problem: Despite their professed concerns with Facebook, both senators' campaign websites—sherrodbrown.
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So what better hands to leave it in than a self professed Disney-obsessed?
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The next day, Bongartz offered her $300,000 and professed his intentions to marry her.
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But even a professed digital skeptic like Nolan admits that CG has its place.
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It turns out Popovich's professed plan may have not played out as he desired.
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In a video posted online a day later, they professed loyalty to Islamic State.
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Mill professed not to have an opinion of Petty — because Minaj has blocked him.
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This seems important here, in light of your professed inability to "see" your accounts.
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And Reyes, as he professed last September, was not keen on remaining in Colorado.
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" As she broke down, Qwabe professed himself glad to see the "typical white tears.
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He professed disbelief that political opponents have said he should swear off Mr. Putin.
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Keo's version of events is primarily referenced, even though she's a self-professed liar.
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On Thursday, the mayor professed frustration over rumors that such a shutdown was looming.
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But China has denounced America's professed commitment to neutrality as hypocritical in several ways.
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The Scaramouch was just a stand-in for the president he professed to love.
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A self-professed whipped cream enthusiast, Ms. Coolidge's bedroom eyes went avid and wide.
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Some mass killers clearly commit atrocities because of their professed religious beliefs, like terrorists.
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And self-professed social ventures can sometimes lack ambition to massively scale their products.
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Pence denied that Trump's previously professed support of WikiLeaks was an endorsement of Assange.
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Similarly Murkowski had professed her undecided status for weeks leading up to the vote.
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Scott Pruitt, self-professed "leading advocate against the EPA" (and head of the EPA).
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In an onstage discussion after the unusual concert, they professed to being somewhat overwhelmed.
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And to the surprise of exactly no one, he professed not to be impressed.
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A self-professed foodie, the former Suits actress often shared personal recipes on The Tig.
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Hillary Clinton, following the model of Obama, has professed deep personal roots within organized religion.
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At the time, most artists professed 'modernism': the doctrine that the new excels the old.
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One recent prime minister was more typical of her time: Julia Gillard, a professed atheist.
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But on examination, the evidence indicates that professed Anglican adherence is indeed an independent factor.
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But he said his political positions were clear, denied any wrongdoing, and professed his innocence.
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At Trump's rally last week in Huntsville, several attendees professed themselves as likely Moore voters.
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He had dimples and a professed love for dogs, as evidenced by his Twitter account.
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Long-term trends, meanwhile, suggest a decline in both professed racist views and racist acts.
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Johnny McDaid professed his love for girlfriend Courteney Cox with some permanent ink on Wednesday.
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Aside from being flat-out bizarre, O'Neill's post conflates professed consensual trysts with sexual assault.
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Study after study shows that despite our professed unease, humans bond pretty readily with robots.
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Only one person professed to eating a bug, and it was Jenner — by accident, anyway.
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The pollsters were surprised by how many respondents still professed some attachment to a religion.
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A self-professed foodie, the former Suits actress often shared personal recipes on The Tig.
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He's professed to loving meditation, Lauryn Hill, and the Taoist wisdom of Tao te Ching.
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"A group of women reached out to me and professed their commitment," he told Today.
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In doing so, they have tossed their professed commitment to limited government out the window.
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Fotis Dulos gave an interview to NBC New York, in which he professed his innocence.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a self-professed socialist, after she reportedly spent $300 on a haircut.
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Minimizing California's oil problem undercuts Brown's professed climate goals and puts our communities at risk.
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His friend Paula White, to the derision of skeptics, has said he has professed Christ.
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Now a self-professed socialist, he has struck a cease-fire deal with communist rebels.
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The tax overhaul bill before Congress has a professed rationale that rests on economic theory.
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He also professed himself unswayed by the school's argument that racial diversity was a benefit.
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Neither partner professed worry about finding enough potential investments, a problem that has hamstrung Sequoia.
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But it is particularly shocking in cricket, which has always professed a certain moral sanctimony.
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For all the hope that King professed, America is still a land of racial inequality.
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But Mr. McPherson professed not to know whether Mr. Dylan has ever seen the show.
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For decades now, Democrats have professed to agree with ambitious long-term carbon-reduction targets.
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Deir, a self-professed "party boy," was one of the people to immediately step up.
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There would be no plain sailing in the professed most competitive league in the world.
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A look at the two justices who have professed fidelity to the doctrine is instructive.
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Not long afterward, Dr. Ritter died from eating spoiled potted meat (despite his professed vegetarianism).
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He's a self-professed member of "Team Google," an Instacart devotee, and a TikTok newbie.
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Trump has long professed a special connection to Scotland, the land of his mother's birth.
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Mr. Holiday, a professed media con man, started selling a repackaged 2,300-year-old philosophy.
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Ms. Coddington professed to be shy about the prospect of selling herself in this way.
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The professed aim may be to promote team working, but it does not necessarily work.
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Before Carter allegedly killed Alleyne, he professed his love to her in a Facebook post.
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And he made clear that he did not share his nominee's professed affinity for beer.
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Could this be explained by Yiannopoulos's affiliation with Breitbart News and professed lust for Trump?
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Some White House officials oppose stronger gun control measures, despite Trump's professed openness to solutions.
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Another questioner professed hope that Facebook would not follow in Google's footsteps, said the attendees.
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The professed aim may be to promote team working but it does not necessarily work.
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He's professed respect for the military and for police officers who don't abuse their power.
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Those could make games even longer despite the league's professed goal of cutting down stoppages.
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This year, it seems, the decisive issue will be the candidates' professed commitment to Islam.
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They were self-professed "huge fans" of the cartoon, and laughed together the the whole time.
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In another case, a man professed to be the reincarnation of the Sun King, Louis XIV.
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The Catholic faith is professed by 75% of Lithuanians, 84% of Croats, and 87% of Poles.
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Through a biographer, Quentin Reynolds, Mr. Sutton professed his love of the colony and its residents.
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For all their professed scepticism, Two Sigma and its peers are busy recruiting machine-learning specialists.
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Of those self-professed binge-watchers, 31 percent said they binge at least once a week.
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The facts of the case also call into question Guyger's own professed anguish over her actions.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders said Republicans calling for delay were flouting what they professed to revere.
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For Mr. Trump, the professed conservative convert, the questions would be about the role of government.
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After a great evening with his family, he professed that he was in love with me.
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Despite Hun Sen's professed admiration for Trump, there has been no sign of relations improving rapidly.
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Certainly not to represent the world's most powerful nation, even as it professed all were equal.
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Hard-core creationist belief (defined as thinking creation happened all at once) was professed by 12%.
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The real question is how these instincts combine with his, and his party's, professed pro-Europeanism.
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Which, well, is sort of confusing considering his administration's professed concern for "the cyber" (we kid).
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Well, how about for a themed viewing party, thrown by a self-professed Handmaid's Tale fanatic?
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Yet the social media giants have repeatedly professed their commitment to the free exchange of ideas.
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Much of "Amoris" will probably be too inside-Catholic-baseball for Trump, a self-professed Presbyterian.
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Despite Trump's professed lack of concern for standard campaign fundraising, he took steps to boost donations.
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Lucky for Kidman, Harington professed his love for the Australian actress in the same interview segment.
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For the conspiracy-minded, there could be another explanation for Washington's professed strategy of self-restraint.
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Drake's son Adonis just professed his love for his rapper dad in the most adorable way!
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Also, by so doing, Facebook's founders would have reinforced their professed culture of transparency and democracy.
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The self-professed Ronald Reagan fan said Yang's UBI platform favors billionaires — not the working class.
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" Alternatively, TIME's headline professed: "Most Americans Don't Think President Trump's Immigration Ban Will Make Them Safer.
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Foster has consistently professed her innocence, calling those attempting to get her to stand down misogynists.
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A self-professed "total geek," Weir has long held a fascination with computers and video games.
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A self-professed loser, or "diaosi," Zhang Mindong said he suffered a painful breakup in 2012.
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Others professed a nostalgic fondness for the place, and sent precise instructions on what to order.
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In a dozen chapters, the book professed, among other things, that the school in Newtown, Conn.
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When I protested, the manager professed ignorance and showed me how the machine did it automatically.
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Many of the stories credit Anthony William, a self-professed originator of the celery juice craze.
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Even as he was building a company, Kaepernick still professed an interest in returning to football.
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Wright always professed his innocence and claimed that there was severe prosecutorial misconduct during his trial.
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Piketty, as a professed believer in "participatory socialism", deeply regrets the recent trends in tax policy.
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That's perhaps no surprise, coming from director Clint Eastwood, who has professed his admiration for Trump.
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He professed his "love" for Mr. Trump over and over again — six times, by one count.
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Trump's divisiveness is not only xenophobic, but also anti-theological, according to his own professed Christianity.
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Andrew Jackson harnessed the power of flaming populism and Trump has professed to admire Old Hickory.
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To combat these claims, Sessions has professed to have litigated on the side of civil rights.
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Ms. Trump's self-professed commitment to corporate gender parity (about as milquetoast as feminism gets, but in Trump's America, radicalism is relative) was trotted out incessantly during the campaign, especially as an antidote to her father's self-professed commitment to nonconsensually sticking his hands on women's genitals.
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Despite their professed optimism, the latest polls show Mr. Trump with a substantial lead in New Hampshire.
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One Atlanta player professed love for a generous player who turned a PokéStop into a lure stop.
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" Reeves added: "This Court concludes that the Mississippi Legislature's professed interest in 'women's health' is pure gaslighting.
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Miley Cyrus' professed love of cannabis ranks right up there with Snoop Dogg's — which says a lot.
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And the idea that a self-professed secular Jew could spearhead such a thing is rather wonderful.
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You're a self professed nerd like myself—we bonded quickly over things like video games and comics.
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She goes to town, and if you're a self-professed popaholic, Taj's case is a must-watch.
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The roadblock, though, was President Trump himself, who professed to have a grudge against the "corrupt" country.
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The woman to whom Higgins professed his love at the end of his season of The Bachelor.
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DESPITE its oft-professed pro-market orthodoxy, America has always had an unusually large non-profit sector.
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One reason Western platforms should stand their ground is to keep faith with their own professed beliefs.
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Although Mr Hun Sen professed to accept the UN's agenda, in practice he worked to frustrate it.
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Most Russians backed their leadership, welcoming its professed restoration of national glory regardless of the economic consequences.
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Republican hypocrisy on sex tends to involve self-professed Christians being caught fooling around with the parishioners.
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In particular, The Killing Season relies on tips from a self-professed amateur profiler named Peter Brent.
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MORE (D-Colo.) asked if Mnuchin would commit to a "clean" debt limit increase, Mnuchin professed ignorance.
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There's an advisor in the White House who once publicly professed his desire to wreck our society.
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And the Sex and The City star isn't the only one who has publicly professed her love.
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One such potential customer, who professed to be a Tesla fan as well, was Jonathan Opatowsky, 22.
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The result is down from 21% of those who professed similarly strong confidence in last year's survey.
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Bendz's angel investments lean towards consumer startups, unsurprising given her self-professed "love" for building consumer brands.
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A rep for one self-professed billionaire just hit another billionaire for effectively being out of touch.
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Logan Lucky is an invigorating movie that marks the end of Soderbergh's professed retirement from feature filmmaking.
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For Yumi, a self-professed meditation junkie, L.A. is all about finding things that make her happy.
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AT&T executives and advisers also professed little worry about an interloper emerging with a rival bid.
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To divide Americans, pitting Muslim against non-Muslim, is the professed international strategy of these terrorist groups.
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That is the professed goal of "But What if We're Wrong?" and it is an admirable one.
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Adding insult to injury, the EPA officials themselves have even professed to stopping work on the plan.
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Her death came one day after she professed to be clean during an interview with Howard Stern.
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His face showed little emotion, even as he professed great remorse and deep shame for his actions.
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Indeed, Americans in general have long professed a commitment to practicality and a general distaste for politics.
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But he himself projected an air of insouciance and professed not to take his career too seriously.
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And more often than not, professed ideals will take a back seat to whatever drives the market.
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But Wells, who was 7 when his grandmother died, professed to having read none of her books.
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There's one area in which Mr. Singerman is like other venture capitalists: his professed nonchalance toward I.P.O.s.
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But asked about Julian Assange during a press gaggle last week, Trump professed ignorance about his work.
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Numerous politicians, especially from the supporters of the jailed hard-right former president Alberto Fujimori, professed outrage.
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She has professed admiration for Trump's embrace of the ordinary voter, and acknowledged similarities in their agendas.
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Still, in the interview, Mr. Puigdemont professed ambivalence about his current leadership role and politics in general.
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Despite his professed revolutionary Communist commitment, Ted treats his wife and adopted daughter as second-class citizens.
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" Mr. Leiken wrote in The National Interest in 2016: "Worried about global jihadis and self-professed caliphates?
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Mr. Trump has often professed admiration for the seventh president's populism and visited his tomb in March.
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Clark pretended to notice the "urn," picked it up, turned to his girlfriend, and professed his love.
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Even as he was making his name on the New York scene, he professed a bleak outlook.
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Denton's professed goal was to tear asunder the establishment's secret arrangements and self-dealing, to explode hypocrisies.
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But in a recent interview with The New York Times, they professed to be regular dining companions.
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On Twitter, in congressional hearings and as an author, he has professed his love for killer asbestos.
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McClure, a self-professed fan of "punishment platformers," played Super Meat Boy without realizing she'd influenced it.
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That professed reexamination was more likely to take place among men under 2202 than among their elders.
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Mr. Lascañas has now become the second professed hit man to level such accusations against Mr. Duterte.
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I hope Cruz's professed love of the law motivates him to push his party into making some.
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" And he notably professed to be offering his advice to "the next president, whoever she may be.
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He also professed his dedication to the city, saying he'd "poured my heart out" for his hometown.
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Part of the problem with just empathy with professed goals is that empathy doesn't do us anything.
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He frequently professed his love for Riri onstage, on Instagram, in a matching tattoo, and on a billboard.
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Even for advisors who are self-professed fans of ETFs, their enthusiasm comes with warnings for individual investors.
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He hated Teleprompters; he stumbled over words, launched insulting ad-libs, and professed contempt for the whole process.
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In September, two Muslim women wearing hijabs in New York were attacked by a self-professed Trump supporter.
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One dedicated football fan and self-professed anthem-booer says the anthem law scares him "only a bit".
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Whereas Quebec's scheme, for instance, dabbles in local economic development, the CPPIB stands out for its professed independence.
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Kimmel sat down with the new Bachelor — and self-professed virgin — Colton Underwood on Wednesday's Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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He means it in the sense of the shared values both parties have long professed to hold dear.
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Mr Morales has professed admiration for long-ruling autocrats, such as Venezuela's Hugo Chávez and Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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And how did the movie stack up for Boyle, a self-professed Deadpool fan – even under the influence?
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Faith later explains she believed Jax was single, as he supposedly professed, at the time of their hookup.
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Mill professed on Twitter in December not to have an opinion of Petty — because Minaj has blocked him.
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Paul, a self-professed libertarian, has been loudly opposing the stabilization funding in the Republican bill for weeks.
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But the professed crackdown by the police has not translated to a reduction in threats against secularist writers.
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However, that never moved past the speculation phase, as both sides eventually professed no interest in the arrangement.
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She professed her love for him, expecting that was what he was going to talk to her about.
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Professed values do little more than invite cynicism unless there are serious consequences to following or violating them.
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Sweden and Finland, Russian neighbors that once professed neutrality, are considering the once unthinkable prospect of joining NATO.
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"Over the years Ed has professed his love for Heinz many times," Heinz spokesperson Jamie White told INSIDER.
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While still on the Interior job, he professed no plans to run for governor of Montana in 2020.
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Today, they say Trump might get us all killed even though he's something of a self-professed isolationist.
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" Old comrades told me that they were attracted by his professed commitment to building a "Medellín without slums.
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The gunman, a self-professed white supremacist, targeted two mosques during a Friday prayer with semi-automatic weapons.
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Tris, too, seems becalmed and unsure, vacillating between David's professed humanitarianism and Four's insistence that evil is afoot.
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It was also Billy who, a few weeks after my "Scared Straight" encounter, professed his admiration for me.
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The soldiers, members of the segregated First Battalion, 21977th Infantry (Colored), as it was known, professed their innocence.
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Yet under President Trump, they have unsettled our alliances and professed a strange new respect for Vladimir Putin.
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Do Western powers now believe that too strong a commitment to their own professed democratic ideals is terrorism?
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In an Instagram Story, Ms. Fuchs cited weather as the reason, but professed personal relief at the change.
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Ms. Geahan paced ankle deep in the surf, and when her friend appeared, she hastily professed her love.
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A self-professed Twitter newbie, he provides a virtual tour of the exhibits, charmingly punctuated by dad jokes.
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His lieutenant, Steve Baker, professed himself "consumed with a ferocious rage" over the capitulation of his Brexiteer comrades.
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The professed multilateral nature of its initiatives allows Beijing to pull other countries more tightly into its fold.
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The list of celebrity couch detectives who have professed their love for the criminal investigation series is surprising.
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A hopeful benchmark often professed by blockchain entrepreneurs is "Visa-level performance," or thousands of transactions per second.
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The only wild-card element in the wild-card candidacy of Trump is his professed love of negotiating.
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The line between law and politics has always been blurry, and judges have often professed to sharpen it.
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For many Americans, the workplace has helped narrow the gap between our professed values and our everyday actions.
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Bradley Byrne has taken steps to secure support and has publicly professed interest in the race for months.
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If you cover an institution long enough, you become attentive to its professed values, possibly too much so.
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Meanwhile, Owen (Kevin McKidd) professed his love for Teddy as she was in labor with their little girl.
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In recent weeks, people ranging from Beto O'Rourke to Mike Bloomberg have professed support for the general idea.
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Justice Clarence Thomas is also a professed originalist, as was President Ronald Reagan's Supreme Court nominee Robert Bork.
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They tried to get potential D.C. jurors booted from the pool based on their professed opposition to Trump.
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Even though Mr. Trump professed his love for farmers, his urban roots were at times hard to conceal.
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Amber professed she wanted to marry the rapper and went as far buying him a $50k promise ring.
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But for all of his professed wisdom, Pawan manages to light his son on fire in the process.
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Beyoncé (sort of) surprised us all, Blue Ivy slayed, Kanye was, well, Kanye, and Drake professed his undying love.
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I'd much rather be turned down by a bunch of self-professed Slytherins on Tinder than read about Sen.
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It's notable that Clinton did not attack Sanders for his New York values, or even for his professed socialism.
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When it came out in 2014, the first in a three-part series, many people professed to love it.
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Interior Secretary Sally Jewell professed confidence this week that her successors would not aim to destroy the key data.
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Other elected Republicans professed a loose command of the facts or sidestepped questions by accusing reporters of distorting them.
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How does Disqus's professed commitment to eradicating hate speech jibe with the prevalence of hate speech on its platform?
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For Glassman, a self-professed libertarian, its important that his affiliates maintain the ability to cater to local demographics.
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The shooter described himself as a self-professed fascist, according to a "manifesto" he posted shortly before the attacks.
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Crew's mama is a self-professed bookworm, but he might need a little encouragement to follow in her footsteps.
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The self-professed "denim junkie" tells PeopleStyle that she always loved jeans but they weren't always "flattering" on her.
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Mr Eig's portrait is of a man who professed to "do everything on instinct", inside the ring and out.
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Khloe Kardashian's in loooooove ... and professed it to Tristan Thompson in an emotional birthday note to the NBA star.
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Jennifer Lawrence has long been keeping up with the Kardashians as a self-professed superfan of the reality franchise.
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Since the invention of mix tapes, people have professed their love to their crushes through the magic of song.
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Although national security is the professed motive for these purchases, the spyware is often used to snoop on dissidents.
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The hitchhiker happened to be musician Scott Hildebrand, who has 7,000 Instagram followers and a professed love for travel.
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But likely job losses within the steel industry run counter to Trump's professed aims of bringing back manufacturing jobs.
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During their dinner, Dylan professed his feelings for the woman he'd been fighting for since the start of Paradise.
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" Clinton professed to be "deeply concerned about what's happening in every community in America, and that includes white communities.
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Authors Watson has professed her love for these authors in interviews, although she didn't name any specific titles. 1.
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After all, no other president has publicly professed that his motives are "politically [in]correct" and by implication unconstitutional.
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" When Reddit user badoo123 professed his love for Gates, the billionaire snubbed him with a cold and heartless "Thanks!
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Justin professed his love for Hailey as he sang in front of the crowd that naturally gathered around them.
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Donald Trump's campaign is a direct assault on Ryan's professed love of the American idea and fear of isolationism.
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Some have professed that a major earthquake could set off the Yellowstone supervolcano, which last erupted 630,000 years ago.
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At least nine times during Thursday night's showdown, the candidates professed to have the same position on the issues.
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Jackson, who was acquitted on the child molestation charges in 2005 and died in 2009, long professed his innocence.
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O'Reilly may have had playful intent—he professed to love Waters before the segment ended—but it's totally disrespectful.
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All the while, she professed her love for Wonder Woman, collecting memorabilia embodying everything that the superhero stands for.
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Higgins ultimately proposed to Bushnell, but the fact remains that he professed love to another woman on national television.
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Stone's work dismantled the theory professed by Raymond, and was an inspiration to the transgender generation of the time.
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Crudeness, vulgarity, and a professed entitlement to take without concern for the feelings, well-being or consent of others.
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Manager Joe Maddon professed faith in his players, promising that he would not be visiting Negative Town anytime soon.
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But his professed aim of securing a restructuring of the Chinese economy to produce free-market outcomes is not.
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Another non sequitur is his professed interest in Ukraine due to the fact that his family emigrated from Ukraine.
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"I was mesmerized by his mind and the things he professed," Manson Family member Leslie van Houten once said.
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In September, McDaid, who is a musician for Snow Patrol, professed his love for Cox with some permanent ink.
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Counterprotester Heather Heyer was killed when, police say, a self-professed neo-Nazi drove his car through a crowd.
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" He has been "a public benefactor, to an extent seldom paralleled in the histories of professed and professional philanthropists.
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Still, it underscores the gulf between the professed priorities of both parties as workers and companies desperately seek relief.
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A self-professed "girl geek" herself, Lorberg says young girls need to be exposed to different opportunities in life.
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Trump's professed willingness to accept foreign intelligence on domestic political foes represents more than just another norm-eviscerating outburst.
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At the committee vote on Thursday, Ms. Feinstein took greatest issue with Mr. Talley's professed views on gun control.
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For years, he has professed support for closing the loophole; for years, he blamed Republicans for the effort's downfall.
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And Democrats who attended Wednesday's White House meeting credited Mr. Trump for his professed openness to working with them.
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For Ms. Schembri, a married mother of two and a professed feminist, the clientele shift was a welcome change.
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Some self-professed textualists and originalists suggest that the Constitution requires a president to have unlimited discretion over removal.
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Mr. Hedison admired his co-star, Richard Basehart, who played an admiral, and professed to enjoy the series experience.
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Apparently gone now are the "beautiful letters" and professed reciprocal affection that characterized the relationship during the intervening period.
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As a matter of strategy, it is sure to make Iran doubtful of Trump&aposs professed interest in peace.
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A self-professed "cool dad," he's more often seen interacting with his wife and children than doing his job.
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His professed disdain for Wall Street was a campaign-season pose, abandoned the minute he started assembling his administration.
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During the interview, Castro discussed HUD programs, professed his support for Clinton and called Trump unprepared to be president.
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Ronald Reagan was a professed "admirer" of Rand but embraced religion—a stark violation of Rand's hardline atheism. Ted
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Paradoxically, his raw realistic novels shocked the very bourgeoisie he professed to loathe but whose approval he eagerly courted.
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One college sophomore had repeatedly ignored his partner's hesitation during a hookup, despite his own professed scrupulousness about consent.
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But observe how quickly professed concern for the oppressed becomes another shibboleth for the smug, another kind of knowing.
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He was a patriot who volunteered to serve in the second world war, and professed to have come from Chicago.
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Ted Cruz came together Thursday on Twitter in a professed effort to ban former lawmakers from taking paid lobbying positions.
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Photo: Chip Somodevilla (Getty)Millions of Americans might be mistaken about their self-professed food allergy, suggests a new survey.
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Viewers have described the film as "terrifying" and repeatedly professed how "scared" and "obsessed" they are with the psychological thriller.
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Hunted and Confronted is nowhere near the only Facebook page with a professed mission to publicly identify child sex offenders.
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Darryl consistently professed his innocence, even refusing a plea that would have set him free years before his 2004 exoneration.
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And a few others sweetly shrugged it all off, blinked back their "watering" eyes, and professed their love and forgiveness.
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A self-professed Apple "fanboy," Johnson attributes his confidence to the company's consumer franchise, leadership, cash balance, and great products.
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Last July, Miley Cyrus professed her love for the brand by getting a tattoo of the jar on her arm.
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Of the remaining group, only St. Louis President James Bullard has professed a strong commitment to pausing on rate hikes.
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A self-professed warm-weather fiend, Trop was eager to get out of her native Pittsburgh as soon as possible.
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This policy, underminding female labour force participation, would seem to contradict President Donald Trump's professed commitment to women's economic empowerment.
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But they say they have to at least try to come to a deal with the self-professed deal artist.
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It might be added that some professed Orthodox or Catholic respondents rejected certain basic Christian concepts like heaven or hell.
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The Hunter is Destiny 2's forgotten class, and that's a real shame for me, self-professed Hunter 4 Lyfe.
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In 2014, after federal officials tried to confiscate Mr. Bundy's cattle, professed militiamen flocked to his ranch in Bunkerville, Nev.
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Image: GettyYou probably didn't know that the state of Oregon is the self-professed grass seed capital of the world.
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Two men whose families she's met, who have professed their love to her and two men she has feelings for.
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The trees were poisoned in 2010 by Harvey Updyke, a self-professed fan of Auburn's rival, the Alabama Crimson Tide.
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In 1956 a third of the British public professed the belief that the Queen had been specially chosen by God.
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Many professed their love for Jen — whose last name wasn't revealed — while others suggested she should run for prime minister.
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For all of Silicon Valley's professed support for clean power over fossil fuels, the energy industry represents a huge opportunity.
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The "Hotline Bling" rapper prompted a roar of applause at the award show when he professed his love for Rihanna.
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Watch what happened when Madge called Sean on stage -- she's professed love, but she's done this kinda thing before. #TheExWhoCriedWolf
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If China acts on its professed fears, THAAD deployment will mean a more complicated and volatile situation in the region.
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DJ BeBeDeRa is a prolific Lisbon artist whose professed influences include kizomba, afro-house, fodência, tarraxo, and guetto zouk music.
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How, for example, do self-professed conservatives and patriots stand for their candidate questioning the heroism of a war prisoner?
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Forty-four percent of the 1,602 Brits surveyed by Dr. Simon Young and Dr. Ceri Houlbrook professed to see fairies.
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So the investigation was started back in July because a Trump adviser professed knowledge of Russian "dirt" on Hillary Clinton.
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They are being asked to offer more in exchange for something Trump has professed that he wants, protections for DREAMers.
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I'm a self-professed tea lady with several shelves dedicated to my tea collection and everything that goes with it.
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She has professed admiration for President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, saying that she appreciates his "nationalist" leadership and strength.
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Pruitt had professed admiration for Scalia, a conservative, describing him as a stalwart defender of the law and constitutional fundamentals.
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The first course of action should be to put the new group's professed separation from Al Qaeda to the test.
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Blankenship served a year in prison on a mine safety charge related to that explosion, but has professed his innocence.
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Putting Tubman on the $2100 strikes me as a powerful and necessary realignment of our symbols and our professed values.
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Mr. Homme has long professed his admiration for Iggy Pop, but they collaborated as equals who spurred each other on.
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Eighth-ranked Belinda Bencic, 18, professed paying steadfast attention to all related emails she receives and any labels she encounters.
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For one, Stone exchanged private messages with "Guccifer 2.0"— the online persona that professed to being behind the email hacking.
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No. Amid Mr. Duterte's threats of violence, more than 720,000 professed drug users have turned themselves in to the authorities.
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Clinton professed sympathy for Ms. Flowers, saying she had been caught up in rumors through no fault of her own.
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Obstructionism is what defines him — and is, in fact, among the "achievements" in which he has professed the greatest pride.
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As a professed maverick, Mr. McCain, who died Saturday at the age of 81, was bound to make somebody unhappy.
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According to this source, when Taubman questioned Wexner about the sale, Wexner professed ignorance and blamed Epstein for the transactions.
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President Trump is a self-professed fan of all things Fox and personally close to Fox Executive Chairman Rupert Murdoch.
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He openly professed his hatred of black people, and he believed that when Helter Skelter came, blacks would annihilate whites.
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Others, including Alex Jones, prophesied a false flag attack, whose professed aim would be to strip people of their guns.
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Mr. Trump has expressed dread over the rigors of so much travel, but professed enthusiasm as he prepared to depart.
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Part history, part travelogue, this survey of Soviet architecture explores how a society's values, real or professed, inform physical space.
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Despite his professed personal loyalty, Daou hasn't communicated with Clinton in the past two years since she tweeted about Verrit.
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He's professed to have had no idea she had a drug problem until years after she suffered her first overdose.
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Despite Mr. Trump's professed concern about the integrity of government communications, his administration doesn't seem to take it too seriously.
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But what of the blatant ignorance professed by a president who dog whistles about a hoax perpetrated by Chinese leaders?
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Mr. Abe has professed his desire to fulfill his grandfather's thwarted effort to revise the pacifist clause in Japan's Constitution.
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The professed atheist has also authored two books, including "Losing Our Religion: The Liberal Media's Attack on Christianity" in 2010.
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We have data to show that you—I mean self-professed poor sleepers—often overestimate the extent of nighttime wakefulness.
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Others on Capitol Hill professed to be not following the unfolding developments, which have preoccupied aides in the White House.
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Lewandowski was at his most unconvincing when he professed there was nothing unusual or concerning about Trump's request to him.
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But despite Mr. Newsom's professed desire to work with the president, the politics of the feud could benefit both men.
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Now, unmoored from any fundamental morality, Republicans have a situation where a professed horndog is boosting an accused pied piper.
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Researchers recruited seven self-professed super soakers whose gushes coincided with orgasm and asked them to provide a urine sample.
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The experiences left both men spoiled by the media's fawning, cynical about its professed values, and reckless with the truth.
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Yet his initial venture into presidential politics is by turns a confirmation of and a complication for the professed Cruz image.
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Last week, Kardashian also shared a shot of himself with Dream on Instagram, and professed his love for his baby girl.
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Inmates who seem to be acting against their professed orientation are likely tapping into a less expressed part of their orientation.
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Telegram, a self-professed secure messaging app, hasn't even gotten around to encrypting its group messaging chats, let alone group calls.
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Al Adhari's views are more polished than those of Al Mayahi, the military commander who bluntly professed his allegiance to Iran.
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The couple's frequent travels and fun-filled honeymoon come as no surprise, seeing as Giraudet is a self-professed adventure seeker.
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Democrats, including President Barack Obama, are framing gun restrictions as a national security issue after Mateen professed loyalty to Islamist militants.
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And his professed openness to some gun control compromises — including background checks — reveals Trump's also trying to respond to individuals' concerns.
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For years, they professed their desire to repeal it root and branch, with little attention paid to the Title I protections.
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As a self-professed Khaleesi of Hell and Mother of Pitbulls myself, Drogon's takedown felt personally tailored to ruin me emotionally.
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But some of the faithful who rallied on Tuesday professed loyalty to the existing brands and wariness about Uber and Lyft.
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The professed reason for the decline in admissions is to protect national security through, as Mr Trump terms it, "extreme vetting".
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Countless articles have professed a love for Delia's, the It Girl brand for middle schoolers who just wanted to have fun.
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A man of great ego and daring, he was sacrificed to a cause that had long since abandoned its professed ideals.
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Most recently, the Grammy winner professed his love for his wife when he wished her a happy birthday on March 4.
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Western governments harbor suspicions that Beijing's professed desire to spread prosperity masks an underlying intention to become a more dominant power.
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After Iaconetti called it quits with Wendt in March, Haibon professed his love to his longtime friend and they started dating.
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Stoltenberg has long professed NATO priorities similar to Trumps, in particular boosting defense spending among the member states and fighting terrorism.
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"It seems unlikely DSHS'S professed purpose is a valid state interest and not a pretext for restricting abortion access," Sparks wrote.
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Western governments harbour suspicions that Beijing's professed desire to spread prosperity masks an underlying intention to become a more dominant power.
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Jobs, who was a self-professed design nerd, was famous for caring about the types of details nobody else would notice.
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But when asked if Trump had ever actually done the things he discusses in the tape, they professed not to know.
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John Heyn and Jeff Krulik filmed the tailgating crowd as they partied, drank, and professed their love for all things metal.
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A self-professed Kim Kardashian hater turned himself in to cops for trashing a bookstore display of one of her books.
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Zoe, a self-professed proud communist, said she lives by her mother's philosophy: Your closest relative is your neighbor next door.
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What's different is that this time, reporters felt taken aback that the self-professed scholar would stoop to such low depths.
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And despite Graham's professed bipartisanship, today's thriving alliance between the Republican Party and conservative Christianity doesn't deviate much from his model.
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A self-professed introvert, which is fitting for a company that sells itself on textual communication, he values efficiency and candour.
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"The story I tell amongst my friends is that she wouldn't leave me alone, right?" said the self-professed family man.
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He was the leader of the Mujahedeen of Eastern Indonesia, a terrorist cell that has professed allegiance to the Islamic State.
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Stone, an informal adviser on Trump's 2016 campaign, has professed his innocence and maintained he will not testify against the president.
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He searched the internet for information on the Orlando attack by Mr. Mateen, who had professed allegiance to the Islamic State.
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Like other self-professed outsiders before him, Mr. Trump will discover that draining the swamp is much easier said than done.
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The actor's sometimes hunted look indicates that there's more than a hint of insecurity underneath his professed dedication to the mission.
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Alinsky never identified as a socialist or Communist, but he was a self-professed radical, and a man of the left.
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Anyone familiar with the track "Drunk in Love" will know that Beyoncé professed her love for melons far before this project.
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Despite professed confidence in Privacy Shield from the EC, the mechanism has looked especially precariously placed since Donald Trump took office.
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Common discussion is lost to a competition between self-professed experts struggling to acquire — and manipulate — the largest social media followings.
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She is really more of a self-professed "dad humor" aficionado — she laughs at farts, at dopey puns in store names.
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Ms. Ortega's sisters, Delci Ortega, 60, and Miladys Garcia, 64, both testified that Ms. Ortega professed to love the Krim children.
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So they professed to be a bit surprised at the negative reaction from many top-level members of Starwood's loyalty program.
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It's true, in a way, that Mr. Trump, a professed populist outsider, offered a break from the old Republican story line.
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Professed militias have long operated along the border with attempts to curb the flow of undocumented migrants into the United States.
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Since his election, he's down 14 points among the "poorly educated" that Trump once professed to love, a CNN poll found.
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Self-professed "humble student and late bloomer" Jeff Goldblum tackles his biggest curiosities and questions on his forthcoming National Geographic Series.
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President Xi Jinping had professed his love for soccer and wanted China to be a superpower in the sport by 2050.
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The language I spoke, the beliefs I professed, the way I walked, all changed the minute I walked out the door.
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Others in the series have attacked "elites" in the media and Hollywood, and have professed to speak out for real Americans.
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Fotis professed his innocence in his wife&aposs disappearance, telling NBC New York in July that he never wished her harm.
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Manafort has professed his innocence and has vowed to fight the charges despite his business associate Richard Gates complying with prosecutors.
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And both awards show that, despite its professed global ambitions, the Nobel Prize in Literature is still bogged down in Europe.
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Through Bible study this self-professed "primitive Christian" sought to hear Jesus' original, uncorrupted voice, imagining himself in his teacher's presence.
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"Friedman's appointment as ambassador runs directly contrary to Mr. Trump's professed desire to make the 'ultimate deal' between Israelis and Palestinians."
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I'm a self-professed foodie, and I believe that eating a variety of cuisine keeps life interesting and brings me joy.
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It's also hypocrisy of the highest order, given the Republican Party's long-professed belief in letting states set their own destinies.
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In fact, a friend who helped me test 1-2-Switch professed that she had never won at any video games.
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The staff reduction is likely to draw critics, especially given the professed US desire to counter Iranian influence in the region.
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But the historical awareness that is lost in the professed quest for such "sustained focus" may cause more harm than good.
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Ms. Martinez, now 52, professed her innocence and asked for a lawyer, but a group of officers questioned her for hours.
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Finally, Donald Trump's professed love for privatization could theoretically lead to the federal decision's reversal should he win the White House.
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Top executives from banks working on the pitches professed little alacrity about the deal, for reasons that are both selfish and moral.
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For example, some Jewish journalists who have criticized Trump have been subjected to vile, anti-Semitic hate from self-professed Trump fans.
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" When confronted about the disparity between her professed and actual technical abilities, TheTwistedTwo wrote, "My possibly [sic] fiance is an excellent teacher.
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And when he later told Bushnell that he had also professed his love to JoJo Fletcher on the show, she was crushed.
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At the start of the month, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell professed his commitment to sustaining economic growth in the United States.
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As a self-professed Norseoholic, I was blown away by the wealth of details that enriched the world of God of War.
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Any of the boys I professed my love to would immediately turn me down, stating that I was like their little sister.
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In Iowa, respondents to the Suffolk poll who had watched last week's Democratic debate professed to having been impressed by Mr. Buttigieg.
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And she has failed to condemn her prime minister, William Lai Ching-te, who has professed to be a "Taiwan independence worker".
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Even Mr Trump professed himself pleased, calling the summit wonderful and rating his relationships with other leaders as ten out of ten.
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As he headed to Laos, Obama professed to being undeterred by the unpredictable unfriendly international environment at the end of his presidency.
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At the Supreme Court hearing Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh both professed a desire to drive a stake through its heart.
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The President claimed that his administration had cooperated fully with the Mueller investigation despite his professed misgivings about the special counsel's team.
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Despite his past professed enthusiasm for a "good shutdown", he oversaw emergency funding measures there to help federal agencies cope with one.
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The movement grew out of self-professed anti-black and anti-Semitic organizations like the Posse Comitatus in the '70s and '80s.
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In the past few weeks, two self-professed Trump supporters reportedly were charged with hate crimes in attacks upon the Muslim community.
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A self-professed reality television obsessive, she reacts to meeting Kim Kardashian like someone who doesn't regularly send Robert DeNiro Dubsmash videos.
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The Way She GAs: The self-professed "denim junkie" told PeopleStyle she loves to wear her denim with a bodysuit and bomber.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive season 7 trailer, Mike Shouhed introduces branding executive Nema Vand, the self-professed "white-washed Persian," to the crew.
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The discriminatory ban against immigrants from predominantly Muslim countries is un-American, and goes against the very ideals professed in the Constitution.
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Khloé Kardashian is a self-professed working mama, but it doesn't mean jumping back into her career after giving birth was easy.
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Professed compassion did not extend to providing necessary Zika funding to stem the tide of infection in various parts of the country.
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Neither entrepreneur professed to have a solution to helping workers stay healthy and productive while doing fulfilling work on their own schedule.
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He's a self-professed fan of anthology series like The Twilight Zone, and that may be the most telling detail of all.
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Mr. Hastert professed no awareness of the activities even though others said he had been alerted to the behavior but did nothing.
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She largely rejected Sanders's platform, articulated a clear, incremental policy vision, and professed a belief in American greatness at the same time.
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Collins, the first member of Congress to endorse Trump in the 2016 election, has professed his innocence, but suspended his reelection campaign.
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The candidates raised the bar, too—both in their prioritization of the climate emergency, and in their professed understanding of its complexities.
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Before a packed Manhattan courtroom, Cohen, who once pledged to "take a bullet" for Trump, professed to accept blame for his actions.
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It borders on incredulous to believe Friedman's sudden reversal during his Senate Foreign Relations Committee testimony of what he had previously professed.
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Audrey Hepburn flits across the screen as Holly Golightly, Truman Capote's self-invented, self-professed "wild thing," in this Blake Edwards classic.
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"The self-professed genius was just stupid enough to buy our ruse," said Ryan Williams, a former spokesman for the Romney campaign.
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Yesterday, he professed this was the "best work of his life" and that it may reach a billion views in a day.
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In 2015, the Daily Beast proclaimed that John Oliver obliterated Dr. Oz. In August, the Guardian professed that he ripped Donald Trump.
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This tends to be true regardless of the ethnicity of the person doing the associating, or that person's professed views on race.
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Sondland professed not to remember the details of this — and claims he can't even remember whether those calls with Trump even happened.
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Outside the federal courthouse here, Mr. Menendez again professed his innocence and his belief that the jurors would find him not guilty.
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Dick Harpootlian, a Democratic state senator in South Carolina and a vocal and sometimes colorful Biden supporter, professed a sense of patience.
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I can now empathize with what legendary investor Ray Dalio has professed for years: that it's important to engage in mindfulness practices.
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Pyongyang's professed desire to abandon nuclear weapons was significant because it came directly from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, he said.
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I kept Aronofsky's professed nonbelief — and my fondness for Black Swan and The Fountain — in mind when I went to see Noah.
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On a call with journalists this morning, the Trump transition team professed to be unconcerned with the president-elect's weak poll numbers.
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As much as Boone and Butler professed their love and admiration for Yanovsky, they noticed his mood darken after the drug arrest.
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Fotis has professed his innocence in his wife&aposs disappearance, telling NBC New York in July that he never wished her harm.
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Democrats also gathered extensive evidence to show that Trump privately professed no interest in anti-corruption efforts in Ukraine and other countries.
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In a desperate effort to keep a conservative majority on the court, they rejected their own professed values of preserving American institutions.
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That puts her at odds with residents of this self-professed "Christian-based" town in the northwest of the state near Shreveport.
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The president is a professed idolater of Ferdinand Marcos Sr., and his election campaign was partly bankrolled by the late dictator's heirs.
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Hamilton Mourão, the vice-president, says that other countries' professed concern for the Amazon masks "covetousness" for precious minerals in the region.
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After his Olympic victory and his professed openness to talks with the United States, Kim thinks that he's in the driver's seat.
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Two professed hit men have testified that they belonged to such a death squad, which they said was overseen by Mr. Duterte.
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However, lawmakers from both sides of the aisle on Capitol Hill expressed skepticism over Saudi Arabia's professed explanation for Khashoggi's disappearance. Sen.
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And he professed to be untroubled by the possibility of Mike Bloomberg dropping $1 billion to beat him out for the nomination.
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Fosun, run by a professed "Warren Buffett of China," made multibillion-dollar deals for Club Med, Cirque du Soleil and other brands.
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One, State Senator Richard H. Stuart, a Republican who is close to Mr. Northam, professed to be focusing on the state budget.
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Her critics say these measures go well beyond her self-professed mission as a caretaker to oversee new elections early next year.
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In some ways, the Syrian War is a story of how the people who professed to love a country actually destroyed it.
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The injunction follows statements from Montreal Mayor Denis Coderre, who stirred up controversy in January when he professed opposition to the project.
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Bill Clinton loves Usain Bolt ... and they professed their love for each other at an F1 race in Texas over the weekend.
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But the Roman faith doesn't seem to have left much mark on him, to judge by the prime minister's professed indifference to monogamy.
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Another self-professed fan, who also called out stars like Harry Styles, said Swift was "picking and choosing" when to be a feminist.
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Medvedev wanted to portray himself as modern, liberal, and tech-savvy; Obama professed to want improved relations between the United States and Russia.
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Larry Swearingen, 48, who had professed his innocence in the case, was given a lethal injection and pronounced dead at 6:47 p.m.
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From a Muslim viewpoint, these revelations confirmed and clarified earlier messages from God in the forms they were professed by Jews and Christians.
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A lawyer by training, the Austin, Texas- based mother of two is a reproductive rights policy specialist and a self-professed policy wonk.
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Recall this January interview with Jack Dorsey in Rolling Stone: BRIAN HIATT: Technically, being a professed white nationalist isn't grounds for removal, right?
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Austria is a traditionally Christian country where two-thirds of the 8.7 million population are professed Catholics and about four percent are Protestant.
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His platitudes of self-worth mutated, now he was a self-professed thought leader, though his thoughts felt even more erratic and inscrutable.
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A jury deliberated for about four hours before finding that the 22-year-old, a professed white supremacist, should be put to death.
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Sanders, a self-professed democratic socialist, has sparked fierce debate about the direction of the Democratic Party and the merits of American capitalism.
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Terry McAuliffe, a longtime ally of the Clintons, raised money for her — but professed to be trusting Comey's word that McCabe was honorable.
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On Tuesday, the British Grammy winner revealed he recently met the "Truth Hurts" rapper — and professed his love for her on social media.
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Britain's disrespect for education is inflicted on its students, who pay extortionate amounts for the self-professed gold-standard of a British university.
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His mom fought hard for his careerSchooling's mom, May Schooling, is the self-professed "bad cop" of the family, according to Yahoo Sports.
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Historically a professed interest in the fate of Middle Eastern Christians has not always put Britain and Russia on the same side, however.
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Khalil Shreateh, a self-professed IT expert from Palestine, hit the headlines four years ago when he hacked Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's wall.
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After her Bachelor Winter Games romance with Kevin Wendt fizzled out in March, Haibon professed his love for Iaconetti and they started dating.
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The French model of laicité—a much more ingrained version of America's professed separation of church and state—leaves nothing to rebel against.
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Nor is this the only kind of study to find a clear gap between the professed stock expectations of analysts and actual reality.
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One of their new fads is the use of the word "Xiconomics" to describe the president's professed zeal for "supply-side" economic reforms.
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Baldwin's response comes days after she shared a sweet photo of Bieber, whom she married last fall, and professed her love for him.
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Lucy Fox, a self-professed "giant squid enthusiast" for over two decades, held one of several giant squid parties when the footage aired.
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Without these three investment vehicles, Incite would be similar to any other venture fund, yet with them, there's credence behind their professed patience.
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In 2010, YouGov asked the question again; this time, 49 percent of Republicans, and 33 percent of Democrats, professed concern at interparty marriage.
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The self-professed Trump supporter, who tweeted in June that he had been banned from dating site OkCupid, is fond of courting controversy.
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Clinton took care to intermingle the policy proclamations of Mr. Trump and his professed image as a business success of the highest order.
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The administration has professed concern for Central Americans who place themselves in harm's way by embarking on the journey to the U.S. border.
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Lieutenant Crowell complained that Mr. O'Neill, the self-professed Bin Laden shooter, had been sending "signed Navy SEAL flags" to SEAL PAC donors.
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But let's not pretend that Strzok's piety, his professed adherence to FBI guidelines and fealty to the Constitution, were all the "there" there.
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Uttarakhand, home to the city of Rishikesh and a self-professed "abode of the Gods" has long been a center for yoga tourism.
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Loci is supported by a venture-capital guy whose professed interest in the feminist cause also provides cover for his questionable business ethics.
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Word of Prevezon Holdings Ltd's professed inability to meet the deadline for payment came in a court filing in New York's Southern District.
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She offered her congratulations to President-elect Donald J. Trump — but then professed a deep sadness and sense of disappointment about the outcome.
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But whether or not people are buying into Kerr's professed wellness habits, the lifestyle she has described is part of a larger trend.
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The pollsters began surveying Americans' self-professed political ideology in 220006, with the gap between conservatives and liberals at its widest in 2202.
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A professed archaeology buff, he had been dreaming of seeing Saudi Arabia's sites for years but had never been able to get in.
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Mr. Sanders tried to capitalize on his win, dispensing with the pleasantries and the desire he once professed to avoid negative attacks. Mrs.
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Mr. Trump, a professed Broadway fan and a regular at opening nights, had several subsequent discussions about a return to the theater business.
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Trump doesn't seem to think so — he's up by 20-odd points — and professed the mutual love he has with the Hispanic community.
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Anthony, 32, has professed his comfort in playing as the nominal power forward, something he has done with the Knicks in the past.
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Even those who had been less successful professed that the experiment had made them re-evaluate their lives and lead to personal growth.
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But every president in living memory professed reverence for these values, recognizing a foundation for public life other than blood and soil nationalism.
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He is a member of the Islamic Defenders Front, a professed morality force that has raided nightclubs and other places deemed un-Islamic.
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He professed "no love" for the Affordable Care Act, which he voted for, suggesting he was open to changes short of outright repeal.
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So I reached out to Krasinski to find out how a self-professed scaredy-cat managed to make 2018's best horror movie.
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And Pence — like his running mate and virtually every Republican elected official in the country — professed to believe it was a huge deal. .
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He professed fatherly love for his daughter, an American who has charmed millions of Britons, and he pleaded with her to reach out.
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Chief executives professed confidence that their earnings would continue apace, while economists and investors talked about the prospect of a recession in 2020.
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" He added, in a footnote that drew widespread attention beyond the state, that the Legislature's "professed interest in 'women's health' is pure gaslighting.
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Mr. Wilkerson's movie could have been slotted into Projections, the festival's self-professed experimental program and often a good place to hang out.
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And an experiment conducted by Dr. Vance and other researchers found a disconnect between consumers' professed concerns about online security and their actions.
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Though Allen professed his love for the game during predraft interviews, he made it clear he was more than just a basketball player.
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While there are some nerves, it just doesn't seem like the financial industry is all that concerned about a self-professed democratic socialist.
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Many admitted his populist politics seemed more American than Canadian, but they professed admiration of them as a sign of a good leader.
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The flame is perhaps slightly surprising for a company that has publicly professed to wanting to improve the conversational health of its platform.
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By honoring India's divisive and authoritarian prime minister Narendra Modi, the foundation is going against its professed belief of considering every life valuable.
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The men tried to distance themselves from each other in the press, and Geingob professed to have no operational control of the company.
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" Former NYPD and LAPD Commissioner Bill Bratton professed strong condemnation for the reforms referring to them in a radio interview as "a disgrace.
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Their professed targets were the two Communist parties, whose combined membership was no more than forty thousand but was ninety per cent immigrant.
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The Times reported that Meehan professed romantic desires to a staffer after she initiated a relationship with a man outside the congressman's office.
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Mr. Shuster, his publicist, maintained that Mr. Hughes's professed flat-Earth beliefs were simply intended to garner money and publicity for his stunts.
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The actress professed to adore the cake, according to legend, and they synergized each other's appeal, remaining emblems of the town ever since.
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It leads to a financial windfall for the self-professed socialists who are harnessing this rage: $168,800 a month from those subscribers alone.
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I thought that if I really believed what I professed to believe, I really had to do it before more years went by.
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" Analysts said that Mr. Abe's silence on women in the imperial household was particularly striking given his professed support for women's equality. "Mr.
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When Noah accused his former warder of stalking and stabbing him, Gunther professed, convincingly, to having no idea what Noah was talking about.
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He seemed to cast doubt on Clinton's professed concerns about income inequality back in January, saying she was "relatively new" to the issue.
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The Times reported that Meehan professed romantic desires to a staffer after she initiated a relationship with a man outside the congressman's office.
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They are still within shouting range of a playoff berth — their professed goal — but are also in reach of a top draft pick.
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He was the professed Dark Knight of Gotham then, eager for the endorsements and the magazine spreads that went with New York stardom.
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A love of " Stendhal as much as Camus , Gide as much as Rimbaud ," such as Macron has professed, is not a moral quality.
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But Trump also professed full confidence in Michael Flynn just hours before Flynn was fired for lying about his own talks with Kislyak.
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Bernie Sanders mobilized millions of voters during the 2016 campaign, nominally as a Democrat but with many self-professed socialists in his bandwagon.
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The mother of one, 34, professed her love for the rapper, 25, on Instagram Monday with a lengthy message about her feelings for him.
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Still, the number of people chanting "Bernie or Bust" has yet to reach the number of self-professed Clinton voters who bolted for Sen.
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A Murphy aide professed optimism to me that Democrats would get this done in the next few months, but for now, it's in limbo.
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Director X is a self-professed nerd and keen observer of new technology, including AI and robotics, and he knows the creative process well.
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Though he always professed to loathe nostalgia, Jobs based many of his ideas on his favorite features of the Bay Area of his youth.
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Aaron Rodgers and Danica Patrick sent an 18-year-old 400 ice pops after she professed her love for him in a viral video.
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And then, by the transitive property, you might start watching The Defenders, even if you have a professed dislike of comic book-related shows.
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She mentions Bethany Mota, a guru who professed self-acceptance to her fans but would then, Abby believes, photoshop herself in her own photos.
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In late 2012, while the two were alone together in a Yangon café, he allegedly professed his love for her, and she rebuffed him.
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They definitely don't have to be cool with someone getting in their face simply because the person is a professed fan of their work.
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And despite his professed focus on the "forgotten men and women of our country," this bill is mainly about delivering a bonanza for corporations.
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" He also professed his love for a girl he mentioned only by first name, and said he hoped to see her in the "afterlife.
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Commenters initially responded with concern, telling Tsuki, who professed to being a 16-year-old male living in the Netherlands, to seek professional help.
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Even before the Porter scandal, Kelly was involved in several incidents that suggested the limits of his professed belief in the sacredness of women.
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A self-professed fan of big lashes and heavy contouring, Cardi ditched her go-to glam and chose to say "I do" barefaced instead.
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The duo have been teasing their romance since Sunday night's MTV Video Music Awards, where Drake professed his longtime love for the "Work" singer.
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At the time, the White House professed no actual policy objection to letting DREAMers continue to live, work, and study in the United States.
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He or she just professed love to two other contestants — flipping the switch to becoming a real couple has always felt like a stretch.
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At last year's TCA awards, Bloys said he'd read that script; this January, the HBO exec professed optimism for starting production in the fall.
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He was praised as a man whose self-sacrifice reflected the faith that he had eagerly professed since a conversion experience a decade ago.
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In France, the study found, some 23% of that generation called themselves Catholic, compared with 10% who professed Islam and 2% who were Protestants.
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A fourth impulse is his professed determination to retaliate against adversaries of any kind — trying to hit harder than they had ever hit him.
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The surprises didn't stop there, because Raven professed not only her love but a truth she's been holding in — she's never had an orgasm.
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Exit polls from 2628 showed that identified Democrats made up 28503 percent of the national electorate, while self-professed Republicans made up 22019 percent.
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After feeling "fat-shamed" in her 20s, the self-professed "denim junkie" said she was on a quest to find jeans that were flattering.
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Now it is the organization that has to consider separating from a two-time all-star who has professed his devotion to the club.
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Other labor leaders defended Kaine as someone who was a strong ally while in the governor's mansion, despite his professed support for the law.
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Fellow Christians actually contemplating a vote for Trump based on his professed pro-life claims, should seriously consider his flip flopping on the issue.
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The president-elect tweeted his agreement with Assange about the dishonesty of U.S. media companies, only to subsequently deny that same publicly professed agreement.
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Few people are lucky enough to have an opportunity to act on their core values and become a true champion for their professed principles.
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Distrust of multiculturalism and a professed interest in preserving European "purity" is often called "identitarianism," but many prominent anti-immigrant writers avoid that construction.
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They professed that stealing the drone was similar to finding something on the street and picking it up to determine who it belonged to.
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But Trump's self-professed preference for low interest rates means he will at least give strong consideration to reappointing Yellen, something he's said publicly.
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But he said no member or associate of the group professed any knowledge of Jane Doe 59 during interviews with him for his book.
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Tipirneni, despite her professed centrism, has been endorsed by two up-and-coming progressives in the House, Washington's Pramila Jayapal and California's Ro Khanna.
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Her professed ground is that the original Glass-Steagall Act wouldn't have prevented our most recent crisis, which was caused mainly by shadow banking.
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Their existence belies President Obama's oft-professed concern for the humane treatment of people fleeing crime and violence in Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.
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Nor did Algren shrink from obloquy, though he professed shock at the sometimes cruel indiscretions — especially the ones visited on himself — in Beauvoir's work.
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Even so, for some, the Saudi connection was a reminder of the gap between the lofty values WeWork professed under Neumann and the reality.
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His tough talk about Russia and the Russian president Vladimir V. Putin was jarring coming after Mr. Trump's professed admiration for the Russian leader.
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If you're a member of the white working class, "the poorly educated" that Trump once professed to love, your sense of dislocation is real.
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Although Nick is a self-professed liberal, he's in the opinion business to change hearts and minds, not just sing to the liberal choir.
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He showed a genuine respect for my professed sexual preference, and I didn't view him as a romantic prospect, because he was a man.
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Meanwhile, even professed liberals can accept the legitimacy and benevolence of repressive policies if they're couched in enough technocratic wonkery and appeals to rules.
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Not only was Dinnerstein a professed printmaker, but he also hadn't attempted a painting since he left the Brooklyn Museum Art School in 1967.
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"Outside of, you know, his controversial aspects..." The interview was conducted two weeks before West let loose and professed his love for Donald Trump.
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A professed mega-consumer, she dotes on her Birkin bags, which, to those who can afford her work, may be part of her allure.
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Both the far right and Islamist extremists benefit when their professed enemies engage in a terror attack or do anything that confirms their narratives.
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Clashes between professed anarchists and the police have become something of a ritual after rallies, usually peaceful, to commemorate the shooting of Mr. Grigoropoulos.
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She recalls her uncle was aligned with Paul Joseph Mukungubila, a professed Christian prophet and politician who had run against President Kabila in 2006.
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General Kalashnikov was born in Siberia to a family that suffered from collectivization under Stalin, but he always professed staunch allegiance to Soviet values.
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Although Mr. Tan professed a desire to reach a consensual deal, he suggested that he was prepared to take whatever steps necessary to win.
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A professed citizen-scientist, Mr. Clement collected blood, skin or saliva from supercentenarians in 753 states and seven countries over a six-year period.
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Two of Sanders' Democratic rivals, Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg, have also argued the self-professed democratic socialist will hurt candidates down the ballot.
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" The movement's self-professed goal is the creation of a white state and the destruction of "leftism," which it calls "an ideology of death.
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Aydin, a self-professed comic geek, says Lewis quickly got into the spirit of Comic-Con -- even if he didn't know all the characters.
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Mr. Putin has many fans in Italy, including the country's de facto leader, Mr. Salvini, who has publicly professed admiration for the Russian leader.
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The law was passed to safeguard students and freedom of speech, but critics say it has been exploited by professed anarchists and other militants.
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The Times reported that Meehan had professed romantic desires to a staffer after she initiated a relationship with a man outside the congressman's office.
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Ibrahim Akasha professed remorse in court before he was sentenced and asked Marrero to show "mercy" so he could return to his three children.
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Rather it's being led by one of Trump's self-professed "great friends," who is beloved in Trump World, and a well-regarded Republican Senator.
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But now we're going to give more things away to all of you who stay loyal to us in our moment of professed contrition.
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However, the Fed has been raising rates slowly and officials have professed a commitment to continuing increases at least for the next several years.
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Or will local jurisdictions be burdened with unfunded mandates at a time of when all have professed to the necessity of treating this epidemic?
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He values its efficiency and consistency, and as a self-professed "germaphobe," has said uniform health standards make him more confident in its cleanliness.
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The Milkshake Duck is more about instant virality in the age of social media, as well as the growing polarization of publicly professed ideologies.
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This, too, comes back to conflict, and to a brutal disjunction—individuated, as of course it would be—between values professed and values performed.
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Given Facebook's professed commitment to combating "fake news," it's interesting that it would partner with a website that has such a poor record on truth.
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BuzzFeed followed up with another in-depth investigation into the Caltech professor, who had retaliated against a student he professed to falling in love with.
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The World of Dance creator is a self-professed superfan of the the Gainses and their show, which aired its final episode in April 2018.
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Lewis is a professed misogynist who once threatened to attack several female students at his high school with a knife, police sources allege to PEOPLE.
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When a fan professed shock that such "masterpieces" had been written in only an hour, Grande admitted her timeline might have been a bit skewed.
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Whether you're a total IG noob or a self-professed Instaddict, this course could turn you into the influencer you've always (secretly) wanted to be.
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While a few were ready to move on to wherever the resettlement process might take them, all professed a profound desire to eventually return home.
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There is almost no net income or wealth redistribution in China, despite its professed egalitarian ethos, and that's a big problem for the global economy.
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Oprah Winfrey professed her lasting love for bread Tuesday, but her "grainiest, nuttiest seed bread" obsession is nothing compared to her long affair with potatoes.
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You don't need to be a self-professed expert to know that relationships are about listening to one another instead of playing weird mind games.
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Browns owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam have professed patience, but it will be tested by the group&aposs inability to complete even a basic trade.
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Because, he explained, Trump doesn't have quite as much of a professed interest in helping a broad swath of people as our outgoing president does.
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At least a dozen self-professed makeup mavens and hobbyists were able to corral their collections for a Kodak moment — and the results are fascinating.
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And even though conscientious objection is no longer illegal, it will still be up to the courts to assess the sincerity of any professed pacifist.
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Although Donald Trump once professed the state as part of his path to victory, Clinton has consistently held a 5- to 10-point lead there.
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A self-professed member of the movement was also convicted of plotting to kill a federal judge and an IRS official in Alaska in 2011.
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The army, despite its professed commitment to democracy, quells criticism in even more radical ways, ordering irksome channels off the air and abducting nettlesome bloggers.
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They're just some of the shocking allegations made by self-professed hitman Edgar Matobato before a Senate Inquiry into extrajudicial killings in the Philippines Thursday.
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Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX (and the chairman of SolarCity), just publicly professed his love of Blizzard's FPS timesink Overwatch on Twitter.
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But he has professed his innocence to multiple news outlets since the allegations first surfaced, and he has not been charged in connection with them.
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As it turns out, Ikea's appeal extends far beyond us ordinary folks: Over the years, many celebrities have also professed their love for the brand.
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Now the federal government—as part of its professed, if inconsistent, pledge to remedy the crisis—is trying to root out some of these frauds.
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Smith of Texas has waged a public war with federal climate scientists, or "so-called self-professed climate scientists," as he called them in March.
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The policy moves follow months of campaigning in which Trump professed a love for coal and frequently criticized cleaner sources of energy such as wind.
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This shouldn't have been a surprise: like American conservatives at large, those I spoke with at the Libertarian Convention professed deep mistrust of election administration.
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The bottom line: For all that Trump's NSS stresses its break from tradition, it also departs from many of his own policies and professed opinions.
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In early March, the Grammy winner professed his love for his wife on social media again, this time as he wished her a happy birthday.
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We need only to consult the same elders who never thought they'd live to see a black, self-professed feminist hold the country's highest office.
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They are trying to balance a desire to support Trump's immigration policies, which are popular among the party's voters, with professed concerns about executive overreach.
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Dwayne's professed his love for the Mexican liquor in the past ... saying when it comes to booze on cheat days, his preferred spirit is tequila.
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A professed lover of outer space, UFOs, and science fiction, Reagan directed NASA to rewrite decades-old laws to make NASA more amenable to commercialization.
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Bezos also professed himself open to the idea of interoperating with Apple's Siri and Google's eponymous voice AI — although he confirmed neither had been approached.
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But in a video posted online a day later, they professed loyalty to Islamic State, and made reference to the Russian military intervention in Syria.
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This is in part due to Meow Wolf's self-professed intent to change the economic game for artists, a very contentious issue in the city.
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It's been a little over two years since Nike first announced a creative partnership with Givenchy creative director (and self-professed sneaker obsessive) Riccardo Tisci.
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There remain many professed "anti-Trumpers," usually for purposes of brand and positioning, who are most interested in nitpicking the tactics of their fellow travelers.
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But they lacked the intensity of Cruz's professed disdain for Washington, which was his other big sales pitch, made at its moment of maximum potency.
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In his Senate confirmation hearings, Mr Gorsuch professed an allegiance to stare decisis, the idea that justices should typically abide by the court's prior rulings.
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The candidate could even be accused of child molestation, contradicting the party's professed values, but that is not as important as voting the party ticket.
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Despite their professed joie de vivre and enviable quality of life, the French in recent years have ranked among the most pessimistic people on earth.
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Maybe by extending your (self-professed) bourgeois hand in friendship, you will convince the other conventional parents to give this mom and child a break.
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Sanders, an Independent Vermont senator and self-professed Democratic Socialist, has proposed a number of tax increases, most of which target high earners and corporations.
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The creeds are at the heart of historic orthodox Christianity Trump is a professed Presbyterian and performs well among evangelical voters, which some users noted.
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For the past several months, ever since the election, chief executives of the nation's largest companies have repeatedly professed to be more confident than ever.
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However, Lesh is a self-professed thrill-seeker and daredevil on Instagram and YouTube, and has previously gotten in trouble with authorities over various antics.
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His fans professed a simple attraction to his face and comportment, but there's no doubt that his misogynist violence fascinated a certain sector of women.
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Almost none of these figures made a positive case for Trumpism, or attempted to explain how his ethno-nationalism fits with their professed Reaganite worldview.
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Earlier in the night, Stefani was honored with the style-icon award, and she, too, professed her love for her boyfriend during her acceptance speech.
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Sidi's professed lack of political ideology invites others to fill the space with theirs, and every corner of the Music City Center reeked of it.
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To the Editor: Your editorial rightly calls on President Obama to take concrete steps toward his professed goal of ridding the world of nuclear weapons.
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Among the Muslim groups fighting the Philippine government, Abu Sayyaf, which has professed ties to the Islamic State militant group, has drawn the most attention.
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The Nationalists claimed their cause was anti-Communism and the restoration of the monarchy, and the Republicans professed to fight for the preservation of democracy.
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Only 10 percent of consumers professed a love of cooking, while 45 percent said they outright hated it and 45 percent were on the fence.
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But she's more concerned with overcoming those challenges through self-professed hard work than she is with dismantling the systemic problems that lie beneath them.
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But let's not concern ourselves with any of that and focus instead on the better-than-sex goal, so professed by the inimitable Ray Hudson.
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By late April, a close friend and self-professed #HamilFan was weighing the cost of seeing the show while it still featured its original cast.
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It has enjoyed the perks of power and a taste of the political dolce vita in Rome, a city the league members professed to despise.
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Still, after all that—after almost a decade of being relegated to occasional appearances, Cora professed a belief in his ability to play every day.
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Throughout the first season, Making a Murderer certainly contained moments of objectivity, and its central premise clearly professed to be about questioning the legal system.
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Jacobs's new endeavor, "It's All Relative," explores the territory of genealogy and kinship, with the professed aim of contributing to the idea of global unity.
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Was it just a year ago that these same people professed outrage at the supposed "unmasking" of American citizens caught up in duly-authorized surveillance?
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And both professed a desire to work with other agencies, from the Federal Bureau of Investigation to the Drug Enforcement Administration to United States attorneys.
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He congratulated his Soviet colleagues, who had broken into triumphal wide grins when just a moment earlier they had professed ignorance of any Soviet launch.
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Mr. Shane's report helped fill in some blanks when he unearthed several of the phony accounts, like that of one Melvin Redick, a professed Pennsylvanian.
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For the upper middle classes, regardless of their professed political preferences, zoning, wealth, tax deductions and educational opportunity reinforce one another in a virtuous cycle.
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He implicitly injected the news with politics — and set Fox to the right of its rivals — even as he professed to be doing the opposite.
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Despite Trump's self-professed admiration for Chinese President Xi Jinping, North Korea's missile program has repeatedly strained the relationship between the world's two largest economies.
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Hickenlooper expected to end presidential bid on Thursday MORE (D-Colo.) asked if Mnuchin would commit to a "clean" debt limit increase, Mnuchin professed ignorance.
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His bro-ish persona, professed affinity for many of the other candidates, and easy jokes made him popular among Democrats, especially in the early states.
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Hamels, who signed a six-year, $33 million deal with the Phillies in 2013, professed that his first choice was to remain with the Rangers.
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In 1999, also in Nigeria, at least 14 people were trampled to death trying to reach the stage to receive Mr. Bonnke's professed healing powers.
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When they did start coming, Georgas and Thornton saw what happened when "very good liberals" were confronted with following through on their professed belief system.
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In fact, the Revolutionary Guard reportedly is facilitating the heroin trade — in spite of Iran's publicly professed hard-core policies against drug trafficking and use.
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Bin Salman, in public comments the day after Khashoggi disappeared, professed to know nothing about any malfeasance, insisting Khashoggi had left the Istanbul consulate alive.
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David Ige has professed his support for the Thirty Meter Telescope, but he was criticized two years ago for allowing protesters to control the mountain.
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And though top Republicans initially professed to be open-minded about the allegations, they're increasingly embracing Trump's ugly tactics as things get worse for Kavanaugh.
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The members of the beauty team here at Refinery29 have — at one point or another — all professed our unifying disgust, fascination, and love for Baby Foot.
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Taking security clearances from those who have professed to be actively hindering the president's lawful conduct of the country's business is a sad, but necessary, step.
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But the ruling Communist Party's praise and professed reverence for the May 43 protests contrasts sharply with its attitude to other modern Chinese student protest movements.
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WATCH: Colton Underwood Addresses Jumping the Fence "I was ready to end the show," admitted Underwood about Randolph, who left him after he professed his love.
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Current Daredevil showrunners Marco Ramirez and Doug Petrie are self-professed comic book fans and one-time New Yorkers who celebrate Miller's version of the character.
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Taking responsibilityOn a global scale, the fact-checking partnership is perhaps one of Facebook's biggest self-professed solutions to the issue of misinformation on its platform.
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Behzad Mesri is described as a "self-professed" computer hacking expert who has worked on behalf of the Iranian military, targeting Israeli infrastructure among other targets.
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Self-professed hitman Edgar Matobato told the committee he saw Duterte unload two magazines of an Uzi submachine gun into a National Bureau of Investigation official.
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Among self-professed Democratic voters, just under 33% would be satisfied if the party's nominee for the presidency was former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
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You apparently can't be a self-professed Nazi, but Twitter has said it's talking with experts to figure out its more general rules around white supremacy.
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As recently as 2015, Lindh professed his admiration for ISIS, the terrorist group that briefly succeeded in building a so-called caliphate in Iraq and Syria.
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Despite their dark situation, Mujey had professed a powerful love for DQ. He later posted screenshots on Facebook of epic, emoji-heavy messages, apparently from Mujey.
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"That means that "undying love is professed, in spite of potential obstacles," and that the song has a message of "epic-ness," and a "passionate delivery.
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Trump presented Romney's stance as mere sour grapes, after Romney's unsuccessful 2012 bid for the presidency as the GOP nominee, and scoffed at his professed faith.
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To prove their adoration for the self-professed regular, degular, shmegular girl, devotees are showing their devotion in a more permanent way — by getting tribute tattoos.
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Trump had professed himself to be open to the idea of sending Saipov to Guantanamo in a seemingly off-the-cuff answer to questions from reporters.
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People brought up Christian who now professed no faith were 26 times more numerous than those raised in faithless homes who went on to embrace Christianity.
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The self-professed white-wine lover was celebrating the launch of her three Callie Collection wines in New York, complete with a DIY floral-letters station.
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But his subsequent affair with Monica Lewinsky belied his professed devotion to his wife, and in 20153 crippled the electability of his Vice President Al Gore.
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" Gorga professed before host Andy Cohen snatched the call from her and answered it, telling Singer, "We're in the middle of the f—— Jersey Housewives reunion.
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Rapp — a self-professed outspoken feminist — had been targeted in recent months by "GamerGate" and others involved in an ongoing "culture war" over video game fandom.
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Sherman said Tuesday that, as "the President has billed himself as very generous," lawmakers would look at Trump's professed charitable giving and interpretation of tax law.
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Jenny Niezgoda always dreamed of owning a café—at least, that's what she professed in a video last week that accompanied a now-defunct Kickstarter campaign.
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Today at the DNC, League of Conservation Voters (LCV) President Gene Karpinski professed the importance of uniting to elect Clinton in order to combat climate change.
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They said they admired the billionaire businessman's professed financial independence but thought a cash boost would help keep his fight for the Republican U.S. nomination fair.
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Viall professed in an exclusive to US Weekly that his go-to nosh is none other than whole-wheat toast with peanut butter and sliced pickles.
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But here comes the hedge: You have a GOP White House with a self-professed deal-maker extraordinaire who loves this issue in the Oval Office.
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Yet, a little girl who adoringly professed her love for him in a YouTube caught his attention, and bagged a role in his forthcoming film Sultan.
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He was perfectly willing to jettison his professed commitment to originalism in cases where an originalist approach would yield results contrary to his conservative political agenda.
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" Clinton, a self-professed "congenital organizer," recently launched her new group Onward Together "to help a lot of these young startups that I'm so impressed with.
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When I moved to Colorado, I met people almost daily who professed shock that, as a Jewish person, I wasn't wearing stripes, and didn't have horns.
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"That's for sure," the narrator says, leading the viewer through the "change" comment and his professed support for partial-birth abortion, Planned Parenthood and Hillary Clinton.
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Despite Daleel's professed allegiance to Islamic State, von Maltitz said she had seen no indication of any link to radical Islamist ideology, or religion at all.
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The Hill recently published a piece by Shireen Qudosi, a self-professed "Muslim Reformer" with a history of making factually incorrect and offensive statements about Islam.
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But then, this week, two tweets from teens went viral, in which they professed to not get how CDs work or the point of CD singles.
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Led by Beric Dondarrion and the red priest Thoros of Myr, the Brotherhood was an outlaw group that professed to fight for the people of Westeros.
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The military does perceive India as its number one security threat; however, in recent years it has professed its desire for stability with its eastern neighbor.
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The attorney, who is a self-professed Democrat, said it took "years" for both Trump and her parents, Viktor and Amalija Knavs, to become permanent residents.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo has long professed support for the RHA, and in a speech on Monday he blamed Senate Republicans for the bill's failure to pass.
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His liberal views on gay marriage, professed desire to do something about climate change and preference for making Australia a republic had won him widespread support.
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It is the testimony of a government that professed to give people dignity, at the expense of the institutions that were in place to guarantee it.
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Other models include social enterprises, municipally owned enterprises, and emerging hybrids like B Corporations (which are profit-making firms with a professed aim of social benefit).
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And both Zinke and Perry professed to believe in climate change, though they said they think there is room for debate over the impact of humans.
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Democrats plan to ask Perry, a self-professed climate skeptic, about the future of climate science at the department's lab network that sprawls across the country.
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But he clearly had not anticipated the outrage he'd triggered, and then he had tried to save his career at the expense of his professed principles.
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Appearing Tuesday in a Tokyo court for the first time since his arrest, Ghosn professed his innocence, saying he had been wrongly accused and unfairly detained.
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Among them was Frederick Douglass, the great abolitionist who served as US ambassador to Haiti and for whom Mr. Trump professed public admiration earlier this year.
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Mr. Trump seems less interested in how democratic the United States' partners are, which could explain his professed admiration for President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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In the past two weeks in Europe, three attackers have professed loyalty to the Islamic State, but none appeared to have been directed by the group.
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For all the professed warmth during the talks with Mr. Erdogan, Russia seemed to drop one subtle hint that things were not entirely back to normal.
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Part of her power, her endless appeal, is her willingness to speak openly and honestly (even on hot-water subjects, like her professed love of tanning).
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That implicit conversation continued at the end of the show, with a series of earnest speeches in which each member professed his love for the Army.
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In his music, he professed to draw inspiration from Italian neorealist cinema, the poetry of Wislawa Szymborska, William Faulkner's novels and the paintings of Amedeo Modigliani.
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Trump has professed his faith in the Supreme Court and the importance of a president's role in making lifetime appointments to the top U.S. judicial body.
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He ends up alienating white colleagues like his pal David (Andrew Hovelson) by telling them that their professed liberality is in fact more treacherous than bigotry.
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No one believed he had suddenly become a Third Reich sympathizer, but at the same time not everyone found his professed effort at comedy particularly whimsical.
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Stockman professed to do so out of civic responsibility; he had grown concerned, he said, with the fiscal consequences of the Reagan administration's supply-side economics.
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Netanyahu has repeatedly professed his innocence, decrying the investigations as an "attempted coup" driven by the left and the media -- a view shared by his supporters.
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Those black Communists often had to fight to hold their party accountable to its professed ideals when the party shifted its strategy toward courting white liberals.
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It's a mess Republicans laid the groundwork for over eight years of impeding a presidency and an economy because of their professed desire for fiscal restraint.
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Mr. Talley, a self-professed "news junkie," turned off MSNBC to chat — but insisted, "I don't have anything to say about 45," referring to President Trump.
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And even if Trump somehow won, conservative legal figures worried that his ideological flexibility and self-professed willingness to strike deals would leave them empty-handed.
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DealBook For the past several months, ever since the election, chief executives of the nation's largest companies have repeatedly professed to be more confident than ever.
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Although the Constitution prohibits religious tests for office, it is hard to imagine how a candidate who professed to have no religious beliefs could find favor.
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He professed an "incurable addiction to fine caviar" and was equally enamored of buttered new potatoes (though he eventually gave up the butter for health reasons).
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And when an out-of-towner whined about the freeze, a resident professed his love for winter, noting cheerily that it will be snowmobile season soon.
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On the afternoon of March 15, a 28-year-old Australian and self-professed white supremacist walked into two Mosques in Christchurch and murdered 50 people.
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As men who are self-professed "superhero fans and big comic book fans," Reese and Wernick had ample opportunity to encounter this trope in recent years.
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That's because the decision of whether to endorse Trump poses a direct conflict for most Republican leaders between their partisan identity and their professed ideological commitments.
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High school functions a bit this way, when a self-professed cool person like Damone has a charge to mentor, as he does with Mark Ratner.
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Even though the app was useless, I'd be lying if I said it didn't feel somewhat satisfying to be accepted into the self-professed one percent.
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Police have seized a weapon from within the home and arrested the self-professed shooter, but are still investigating the circumstances of and motive for the shooting.
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Had the GOP adhered to its professed principles, a man like Trump would have never secured the Republican presidential nomination, let alone moved into the White House.
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Speaking to a crowd of military and industry technology experts, many from Silicon Valley, Cukor professed the US to be in the midst of AI arms race.
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"I am so thrilled the Bolshoi is returning, I can hardly breathe!" enthused Andrea Becker, a self-professed "ballet nut" who bought tickets to all five performances.
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Laidlaw has professed tongue-in-cheek bafflement that people are connecting "Epistle 3" to Half-Life, but he's also offered a few more details about the tale.
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Even Kathleen Purvis, the food editor of The Charlotte Observer in North Carolina and one of the world's best sources of information on Southern cooking, professed ignorance.
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But while the materials he used for his lamps made them artful and cheeky, Mr. Maurer professed to be more interested in the medium of light itself.
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Rumor has it that whilst at a fashion event, Graham was on stage and professed her desire to someday be photographed by Testino for his passion project.
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Officials say many of the European Union's 28 nations, including core EU members France and Germany, withhold their most strategic data despite professed willingness to share it.
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The big picture: The two come from different ideological backgrounds — Bolsonaro a conservative former army captain, Duterte a professed socialist and champion of some liberal social programs.
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He long professed his innocence, but Willis wouldn't be freed until 2006, after he was awarded a second trial and a judge cleared him of any wrongdoing.
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Committee chairman, Richard Burr, was slightly less stinging in his opening remarks but also professed himself "disappointed that Google decided against sending the right senior level executive".
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Well, seeing as how Zane (Charles Michael Davis) professed his love to her before leaving Empirical means that she can have her cake and eat it too.
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No wonder the amiable Jekyll in public turned into a vicious Hyde in private—abusing, assaulting, belittling, stalking, and eventually murdering the woman he professed to love.
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He often professed his admiration for writers like William Blake and William S. Burroughs, even working their themes and imagery into his songs from time to time.
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At the 2013 Boston Marathon, two brothers of Chechen ethnicity who professed allegiance to Islamist militants planted homemade bombs near the finish line of the renowned race.
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I've never professed to be all-knowing, and so connecting with people and asking them to come into our scene and educate us as well feels amazing.
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In their public statements, appearances before Congress, and so many recent op-eds, tech leaders like Mark Zuckerberg and Tim Cook have professed their commitment to privacy.
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" Trump also pushed back on a recent line of criticism lodged by Ted Cruz, who has begun to ridicule Trump's self-professed love for dealmaking and "flexibility.
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I believed him because I couldn't believe that the man, who had professed to love me and couldn't wait to marry me, was able to hurt me.
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The Oracle of Omaha also professed ignorance on other big technology stocks, whose rallies he missed because he didn't quite appreciate their value proposition at first glance.
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As adults, several of the children involved in the trials professed to have been traumatized by their own earlier false testimony and the subsequent damage it caused.
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But the hip-hop star immediately kicked up outcry when he professed his admiration for several right-wing speakers — and, as he had before, President Donald Trump.
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Branded content seems to be everywhere, and if the lines for the attractions are any indication, the self-professed geeks attending the festival are eating it up.
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And instead of building our defenses following the 2016 attack on our election, the administration's self-professed inaction has left us vulnerable to attack again in 2018.
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Trump, a self-professed fan of junk food, has not been explicit on what he plans to do with food policy, although he campaigned for the Nov.
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But it will undoubtedly diminish what's left of his once-bulletproof reputation and expose to further, irreparable harm the agency he once professed to so deeply love.
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Though the Americans professed astonishment at the work, they had no idea how to use it—how to insert this exotic material into their already polished designs.
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Notably, although Ford claimed her professed encounter with the teenage Brett Kavanaugh contributed to her post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms, she did not say it caused them.
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" He then took a swipe at the self-professed democratic socialist, saying, "Bernie's got a lot of energy but it's energy to get rid of your jobs.
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" Bukele, an entrepreneur of Palestinian descent, is a self-professed fan of U.S. television series such as the political thriller "House of Cards" and legal drama "Billions.
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But his professed embrace of the Islamic State and its call for disaffected Muslims to attack the West seem to have come suddenly, as if something snapped.
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, a California Republican, professed ignorance of the case and its implications: "I don't know enough about it to say," he said. Sen.
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And the US soon got a tip that one Trump campaign adviser, George Papadopoulos, had professed to know, months before, that Russia had "dirt" on Hillary Clinton.
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In an interview with the Sunday People, Mel actual C professed her love for Little Mix but said it's a shame that "they are getting more provocative".
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Drug policy experts say that the government's main approach has been registering and testing professed drug users and beginning construction on more rehabilitation centers to house them.
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As Regev's professed cultural revolution continues, she seems increasingly to revert to her old role as censor, demanding that culture march in lock step with the state.
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Her readers, mostly young self-professed feminists, argued that Ms. Shields had merely replaced one set of rules dictating how women should look in public with another.
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Ly continues to be close with her castmates, including Shiann Lewis, who professed to Lindsay on her ABC-sanctioned Bachelor podcast that Ly is an incredible friend.
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The truth is, despite professed desires to include multiple perspectives, this series privileges the American perspective, whether it is supportive or critical of the American war effort.
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" Later, Mr. Manafort, who professed to be a regular viewer, wrote to Mr. Hannity: "In a fair world you would get a Pulitzer for your incredible reporting.
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" It doesn't hurt that Lopez has already picked up a fun nickname as a Buck — "Splash Mountain" — which understandably thrills him as a self-professed "Disney geek.
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Hawks in the administration, such as Mr. Bolton, have been wary of trusting Mr. Kim despite Mr. Trump's professed strong personal connection to the North Korean leader.
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Rhodes encouraged these delusions — along with the White House advisers Samantha Power and Susan Rice, who professed a somewhat tortured liberal militarism, a faith in humanitarian intervention.
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In his first editorial, Mariátegui professed his magazine's "support for the Race" through an "homage to Incaísmo," and he invited indigenous contributors and published texts in Quechua.
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President Donald Trump, a self-professed germaphobe, had no qualms shaking hands with various American CEOs during a coronavirus press conference in the Rose Garden on Friday.
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Even Justice Zabel, 69, seemed to agree that in Canada, Mr. Trump's professed views are largely seen as contrary to Canada's embrace of multiculturalism and human rights.
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Ebony Freeman deals with a self-professed online shopping habit, and even has a funny doormat reading "Please hide packages from husband" sitting beneath her front door.
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Other Republican senators professed boredom, including Senator Thom Tillis, who said he has made up his mind to acquit Trump and dismissed the House presentation as repetitive.
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Clinton's impeachment had one more consequence: it got Donald Trump, self-professed playboy, onto national television, as an authority on the sex lives of ego-mad men.
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His policies are not the result of deep or long-sustained thinking, but rather the instant reaction to a whim, or to a Sean Hannity professed desire.
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The Dorios invested their life's savings of $1.3 million with Taylor, who professed to be a self-made multimillionaire, having created a video game as a teenager.
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Prose is most likely at least as difficult for her to write as poetry, and she has professed that poetry is very hard for her to write.
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That professed sense of urgency did not keep Mr. de Blasio from going on vacation in Rhode Island this week, shortly before the scheduled debate on Wednesday.
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Only those with special permissions can view it on the company's website, although it is still embedded on a page dedicated to AT&T's self-professed values.
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The church's founder and self-professed messiah, Lee Man-hee, said he would give health authorities a list of members if they agreed to protect their identities.
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However, she changed the lyrics from "September 21" to "September 28," and fans speculated that the new date was the day Alwyn professed his love to Swift.
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A crucial election in Iran today pits President Hassan Rouhani, a professed moderate who has pursued better relations with the West, against Ebrahim Raisi, a hard-liner.
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Whelan's detention further complicates a strained relationship between Moscow and Washington, despite the professed desire of Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin to build a personal rapport.
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"The time is clearly now to put this House on record for the fullest expression of that equality of opportunity which our Founding Fathers professed," said Chisholm.
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"Hi, I'm the new guy," he said, eliciting laughter and applause from the crowd, who seemed to respond warmly to his humility and self-professed CEO-mentality.
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Beyond that, however, what's remarkable is the extent to which this president consistently chooses economists whose ideology is at odds with his own professed views on policy.
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He invited her to a picnic in Central Park, where he professed his love for her before asking her to leave the man she had been dating.
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He invited her to a picnic in Central Park, where he professed his love for her before asking her to leave the man she had been dating.
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But even after he professed his innocence at a press conference, the pressure continued to grow, with senior Democrats across Virginia calling on him to step down.
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DOJ, he professed, really wanted new data on citizenship to help better enforce the Voting Rights Act (VRA) — so they could help better protect minority voters' rights.
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For the sake of the uninitiated, this was essentially an in-house transfer write-up which professed to give insight into the club's targets and potential acquisitions.
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As a self-professed Star Wars fanatic (who has now met many of his intergalactic heroes), the name was a perfect fit for his feisty new family member.
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