I will push back on lobbyists, I will push back on Wall Street.
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To push back, we in journalism can't just push back on the attacks.
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It doesn't push back on the media that he wants to push back on.
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I am out to push back and push back hard, and we have to do that.
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And I think, we all Americans regardless of where you follow the political spectrum need to push back when Maxine Waters said you should push back on them, create a crowd and you push back on them.
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"He's the one guy to push back against Donald's demagoguery at a time when somebody needs to push back," he said.
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These are push-back paintings of sorts, much like the anti-tank defenses; they push back against our own expectations, while also deflecting our interest.
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New tax rules — federal and state — can push back.
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Push-back Some of the investor push-back to Chevron's deal is also because of a lack of conviction in the current rally in energy sector spreads following the uptick in oil prices.
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Like any CEO, he has every right to push back.
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Well, I would push back against that in two ways.
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And it's up to all of us to push back.
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He has every right to push back against unfair coverage.
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She admits, though, there was some push back at first.
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We've tried to push back against it, and we will.
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"I didn't get any push back (from Mnuchin)," Aso said.
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It hopes America will do more to push back Iran.
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Initially, Mueller did not push back on the Republican attacks.
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Or you can choose to push back against the ignorance.
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The entrepreneurs push back and say that's too much equity.
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Even today I still get a lot of push back.
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The industry groups urged lawmakers to push back the hearing.
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Police try to push back protesters in the Public Square.
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More conservative policymakers tried to push back but largely failed.
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Doing so may push back your end date even more.
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Turkey is attempting to push back Kurds in western Syria.
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They pushed hard, and we didn't push back hard enough.
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We, the young, the future of Europe, must push back.
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But any delays could also push back Republicans' other priorities.
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They are likely to push back hard against Democratic criticisms.
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Benedict is surely right to push back against those depictions.
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Expect Poland and Hungary to lead a vocal push back.
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Expect this person to push back, possibly by criticizing you.
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Assange's closest peers began to debate how to push back.
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Still, Pai has struggled to push back on the administration.
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"I think we're going to aggressively push back," he said.
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And forcefully push back against anyone who criticizes those actions.
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The U.S. will push, and the E.U. will push back.
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Democrats are already trying to push back on this. Rep.
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And I think that will always push back against him.
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Liz Cheney also took to Twitter Sunday to push back.
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For locals seeking to push back, there is little recourse.
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You cannot push back the tide of these people's stories.
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Go deeper: Disability advocates push back on plastic straw bans
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Undefined CEOs and companies find it impossible to push back.
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Trump even threatened to push back by taxing French wine.
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So will participants at the Olympics follow or push back?
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Push back on paper checks in favor of electronic payment.
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His rivals push back hard on that idea, of course.
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The Trump administration has vowed to push back against Iran.
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So it made sense for them to push back hard.
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Notably, however, Bartiromo didn't push back at all on Nunes.
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Do the sponsors ever push back on what you deliver?
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As long as they pressure Iran, we will push back.
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"Sooner or later, somebody has to push back," Gorka responded.
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Any rainouts will push back the date of Familia's return.
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It's a way of stating, 'I'm going to push back.
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His instinct was to push back against violence and destruction.
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Scientists and environmentalists have tried various tactics to push back.
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To push back against that wickedness requires becoming wicked yourself.
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They have also ... I'm going to push back on that.
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Ms. Rice was calling to push back, in characteristically salty language.
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That line of questioning prompted some push back from Republican Sen.
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Fifteen minutes later they stand and push back from the table.
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And it&aposs up to all of us to push back.
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Kinzinger encouraged the Trump administration to "push back" against the President.
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And if you make bold claims, people will inevitably push back.
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Democrats will push back on many of the president's legislative priorities.
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The official said Conway did not push back, acknowledging her misstep.
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NS: I want to push back on that a little bit.
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We push back by being the best village we can be.
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The decision would push back the opening date by six months.
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In response, Paramount announced that it would push back Heathers' premiere.
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Examiners might push back against a system that removes the choice.
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John Weaver, Kasich's chief strategist, took to Twitter to push back.
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So I think that equities would start to push back down.
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Which might be why it's been so hard to push back.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Let me push back a little bit on that.
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I haven't heard that there'll be some push back this year.
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Residents are working to push back against racism in other ways.
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"Why would you push back on the president?" he asked later.
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But Bloomberg thinks that Apple could push back the release date.
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PUSH BACK ON 2 PCT TARGET The BOJ faces a dilemma.
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Obama's reversal drew push-back from current and former administration officials.
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If you can push back even a minute, you're making progress.
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Fox & Friends gently push back against Trump on Tuesday morning pic.twitter.
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She was the easiest to push back to the board game.
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None of this will be easy, and Beijing will push back.
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TikTok has been ramping up its Washington presence to push back.
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I want to see if they're passionate enough to push back.
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The rest of us have to work harder to push back.
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The plan would push back a corporate tax cut until 2019.
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Democrats would, of course, push back against whatever reasons Republicans offered.
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"Russia felt they needed to push back hard," Weiss told me.
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Peter Kafka: So, what can you guys do to push back?
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Spicer's response was among his most combative, full of push-back.
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Do you expect conservatives to push back on Sessions over this?
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Local governments, however, are beginning to push back on that sentiment.
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There wasn't much push back on that point at the hearing.
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Then the researchers, under the guise of fellow participants, push back.
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Officials in Dubrovnik have started to push back against the throngs.
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Mostly listen, probably ask some questions, sometimes argue or push back.
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The DNC is trying to push back on Gabbard's "transparency" argument.
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Still, Taiwan has tended to push back against threats from Beijing.
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Iran will now feel the need to react, and push back.
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That could push back the need for an initial public offering.
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Rather than push back, they respect her for investing in them.
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California's state sanctuary bill is a conscious effort to push back.
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There seems to be a growing push back against raising rates.
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"I do share his concern," Cornyn said of Cruz's push back.
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Progressive Democrats should push back on handouts to millionaires and billionaires.
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The Trump team is continuing to push back against the recounts.
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The government would often push back, impose fines or endure lawsuits.
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Don't be afraid to push back on these allegations, Trump said.
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California itself is poised to push back against the Trump administration.
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Already some House Republicans seem reluctant to push back against Trump.
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Recently, some agencies have begun to push back against this demand.
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The Social Democrats turned to a familiar playbook to push back.
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He or she should push back on this drive toward socialism.
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The NRA didn't push back, deciding it ultimately came out ahead.
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We will push back against that because that is absolutely racist.
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Did you get a lot of push-back for using "girl"?
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And we're going to push back as hard as we can.
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Yeah, I mean it's ... You were getting push-back against that?
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Clinton had supported the effort to push back against the women's stories.
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But we have to adjust, because this guy needs push back seriously.
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We must stand ready to push back — and push forward — whenever necessary.
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You&aposve got to go push back, you&aposve got to apologize.
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Should I push back on her directly when she makes these comments?
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Use your voice to push back against legislation that targets abortion providers.
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Trian's defeat could embolden corporate America to push back more against activists.
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What Trump needs now is for smart, principled people to push back.
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We knew that by taking these steps, the Iranians would push back.
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Ryan is not the only Republican to push back against Trump's proposal.
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Let me push back a little on behalf of the New Atheists.
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As the fighting intensifies, the corrupt system is starting to push back.
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Over the summer, HIV nonprofits rose up to push back against cuts.
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Continue to grow, continue to work hard, and continue to push back.
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There are efforts to push back at the restrictions on student voting.
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To push back Islamic State without committing large numbers of U.S. troops.
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This has provoked push-back from customers demanding a "right to repair".
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It tends to push back, seeming to want to foil the meddler.
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Mueller, for the most part, declined to push back on their criticisms.
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After the push back, Facebook announced that it would reinstate the photo.
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How do moms and the larger culture push back against that resistance?
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To this effect, the Americans had helped Israel push back on Iran.
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But it doesn't push back on the apocalyptic worldview these moments reveal.
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Hawkish officials are gearing up to push back against the NCSC's position.
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As Indiana's governor, Pence has continued to push back against Planned Parenthood.
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He then doubled down on his determination to push back on China.
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But that's expected to receive some push back, especially from the states.
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But production bottlenecks have forced Tesla to repeatedly push back its targets.
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When you push workers hard enough, eventually they're going to push back.
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That's probably why Stewart can't stop trying to push back her hair.
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It is not too late to push back against Iran in Syria.
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This is another way to push back against his proposed Muslim Ban.
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But the judge's decision to push back the court hearing to Oct.
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But Democrats were skeptical about Trump's willingness to push back on Putin.
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Elevate had previously considered an IPO but was forced to push-back.
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"I think there will be some push back from lenders," he said.
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They're expected to push back forcefully on the topic at Thursday's hearing.
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First, the U.S. must push back on Russian influence in the region.
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I WANT BOARD MEMBERS AND WE HAVE BOARD MEMBERS WHO PUSH BACK.
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Conservatives and budget hawks are likely to push back on the deal.
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"We have to be alive (to it)... and push back," she said.
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At one point, DeVos attempted to push back on her congressional critics.
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Then the interaction force would push back and downward on the Mandalorian.
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The voters have to be alerted and then they&aposll push back.
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I just can't push back on all the crazy stuff out there.
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The meat industry has taken notice and is beginning to push back.
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Effectuating power through city officials is the way we can push back.
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ATLANTIA The group said on Friday it would push back to Apr.
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But they're starting to push back, arguing that motherhood is an asset.
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Aggressively push back against rumor and disinformation with frequent, fact-based communication.
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Because "Good Girls" suggests that when pushed too far, women push back.
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And they are finding new ways to push back against the practice.
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Still, I would push back against all of this a little bit.
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States that like Obamacare are starting to push back on this change.
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And is push back required, or are they just doing their job?
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Already, groups have started to push back against ideas they don't like.
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But it's also about the people who push back against strict interpretations.
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When moderators fail to push back, they are usually viewed as illegitimate.
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"We'll do what it takes to push back on this," Murphy said.
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The energy to push back against "authority figures" should be directed elsewhere.
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Lawmakers are warning that they could push back legislatively on Trump's decision.
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But Trump on Wednesday seemed eager to further push back the conversation.
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Those states, and the oil lobby, are expected to push back fiercely.
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In an interview, Márquez did nothing to push back on the suggestion.
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Democrats are using just that point to push back at Trump's warnings.
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NAVARRO: WELL, LET ME PUSH BACK A BIT ABOUT – ON THE CHOP.
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He also seemed to push back on the president in another aspect.
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Shelton also faced some push-back on the Republican side, with Sen.
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Still, experts note the vote is a strong push back against Trump.
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By contrast, Europe, as the report notes, has begun to push back.
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He got the most push back out of anybody for whatever reason.
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At the same time, Rogowski added, Sometimes the other institutions push back.
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The Justice Department memorandum, dated Wednesday, attempts to push back on those arguments.
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But the nations are divided over how hard to push back on China.
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With the boat movements, the Iranians are signaling their ability to push back.
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Kim says he responded "perfectly" to the new regimen and didn't push back.
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States and cities were also starting to push back against the tide of
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The White Sox (63-23) are trying to make a push back to .
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Both agencies recently voted overwhelmingly to unionize to push back against the move.
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The media must push back strongly now or pay a heavy price later.
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Reporters should push back against claims that hold up crunch as a positive.
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Still, the Palestinian Authority has few allies to push back on the plan.
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For her sake and that of Britain, MPs should push back against this.
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We were on the plane for about two hours waiting to push back.
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What should be done in the long term to push back against populism?
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But Trump is doubling down, fighting in court to push back the Jan.
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With this in mind, Gartman had to respectfully push back on Croft's views.
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Video showed authorities using gas canisters and other methods to push back demonstrators.
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Many of them are hoping to push back to this recess in August.
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For one thing, regulators are starting to push back against "black box" technologies.
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CNN is the latest news organization to push back heavily against Trump's behavior.
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Now clerics who push back too hard against decrees are muzzled—or arrested.
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Mr Cordray managed to push back against plans to curb the CFPB's powers.
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"I want to see if they're passionate enough to push back," he explained.
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Dip down until your elbow bend reaches 90 degrees and push back up.
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"When women push back, they [are perceived as] bitches or divas," she says.
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On average, they expect to push back home ownership by about seven years.
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And you know I won't push back on the label you're giving me.
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It's not the job of the DNI to push back against the President.
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The extension would push back the deadline by 60 days, the report said.
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But in New York, as they pull on women's rights, we push back.
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Nunes denied that the White House coordinated effort to push back on stories.
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The agency then had to push back the compliance date for a month.
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And also push back from some folks who think that they are feminists.
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When his mother continued to push back, Camdyn took things a step further.
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I see the individual artists taking advantage of these platforms to push back.
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But, Kevin Brady, the current chairman, said he was prepared to push back.
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Both under Les Moonves and there was push back for quite some time.
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The opposition will push back, to the extent that its weakened capacity allows.
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Judges aren't likely to push back against the prosecutor because of judicial elections.
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In the face of anti-democracy push back, advocates are not giving up.
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There were questions [about the project], but there wasn't any big push back.
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Insurers are also unlikely to push back, given the lack of effective medicines.
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But India and Turkey may push back and China will likely flatly refuse.
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Maxine Waters' suggestion that Trump opponents "push back" more directly at administration officials.
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However, I push back on the narrative that millennials are lazy and unmotivated.
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We can't let it overtake us, we have to push back against it.
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How is Exxon using existing laws to push back against Attorney General Walker?
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I push back on the idea that online spaces or movements aren't real.
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However, if it "pops," it could push back that milestone on day one.
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There were times we eased even though we didn't push back the timeframe.
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Delaware on Tuesday became the latest states to push back its primary. Gov.
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After 15 seconds, push back the cuticles using a cotton-wrapped manicure stick.
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Strangely, however, Mr. Trump has done little to push back on Iranian expansionism.
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I haven't heard what everybody has said, but we need to push back.
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But there has already been some push back against the German regulator's decision.
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So first thing I want to do is I want to push back.
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"When people make fun of Florida, I kind of push back," he said.
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Bee discussed tech companies' efforts to push back against anti-vaccination conspiracy theorists.
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But it might make it a little easier for her to push back.
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That's the only reason we push back against it — it wasn't our intention.
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Others, like Vietnam and Singapore, try to push back or at least rebalance.
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There is also evidence that foreign leaders are more willing to push back.
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Ryan is not the first WHO official to push back against the phrase.
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For me, it was finally knowing that it was O.K. to push back.
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In Syria, Turkey moved troops into the north to push back Kurdish advances.
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And, for me, trying to push back on that now is really challenging.
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Some tech workers in China are starting to push back, with mixed results.
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A higher yuan gives Beijing a reason to push back on those claims.
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Given the push back from Congress, that decision may, hopefully, not be final.
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Neither is copying the other or trying to push back against the other.
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Will Disney once again push back Iger's retirement date for a fifth time?
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But lawmakers in the briefing are beginning to push back on Pompeo's characterization.
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Vara's not the only one to strongly push back on Jia's bankruptcy plan.
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But Trump appeared to push back on that idea in a Thursday tweet.
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NBC didn't immediately respond to a request for comment about Chang's push back.
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Until we push back against the insurance industry, this discrimination will never end.
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But beyond moving towards impeachment, there are other ways Democrats can push back.
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In particular they want help to push back against Iran, their main rival.
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But the board voted down Mr. Pally's motion to push back the decision.
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In death, vocal, strong-willed disability activists cannot push back on being exceptionalized.
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We've got to push back on what Iran is doing in the region.
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"Powell will either try to push back on a cut in July or confirm one, and I think there is a 25% chance he tries to push back, given the recent data," wrote Thomas Simons, senior money market economist at Jefferies.
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He urged Egyptian clerics to push back against the jihadists of Islamic State (IS).
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The Attorney General filed the suit in anticipation of push back after Republican Gov.
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There is a real push back on institutions and trying to hold them accountable.
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Which again is okay, but again I think LPs really start to push back.
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Like always, some of the push back was stuff that was hard to read.
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Democrats look set to push back against Trump's effort to cut regulations on businesses.
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They may push back a little, but you can involve them in those conversations.
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"Create a crowd … and push back on them," Waters urged a gathering last week.
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Kelly will have to decide whether to help him do that, or push back.
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And you push back on them and you tell them they&aposre not welcome.
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Yet the speaker can push back on attempts to pressure her on the issue.
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The only people who push back or tell her how to run the group?
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Multiple tickets can mean a loss of Good Time, which can push back release.
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We carefully review each request and always push back when they are overly broad.
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Push back when he says something you disagree with about something you care about.
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"You've got to deny, deny, deny and push back on these women," he said.
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The wide scope of the order could also give Huawei room to push back.
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Miller's not afraid to push back against Homer – and to reinvent his poems completely.
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Some expressed concern that the newspaper didn't push back on Walker sanctioning the book.
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We have to show that this is destabilizing, and we have to push back.
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Others, particularly from the party's working-class wing, were equally quick to push back.
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But the former special counsel often didn't engage or push back against these insinuations.
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The first is that moderate Tories are beginning to push back against the Brexiteers.
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Genetics aside, how are training and technological advances going to push back peak age?
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Dr. Amy Tuteur, a former OB, wrote Push Back, a polemic against natural parenting.
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Ford, however, was the one person who seemed to be able to push back.
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We will not push back people in the sea, risking the lives of children.
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"We just push back against the narrative that cities are run down," Wallace said.
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Ultimately, the response must be to push back against convention and strive for autonomy.
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Big companies like Apple and Microsoft have the wherewithal to push back, she said.
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Amazon is now trying to move into New York City, facing some push back.
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Normally, a US administration would push back hard against a country detaining Americans abroad.
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Just remember: Provable facts are the best way to push back against fake news.
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To push back against the Magnitsky sanctions, Russia punished its own orphans, halting adoptions.
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My friends and I frequently attempted to stop and push back against the current.
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CHINA AND U.S. TO PUSH BACK TRUMP-XI MEETING TO AT LEAST APRIL - BLOOMBERG
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COM: Chuck Grassley and Lindsey Graham -- STODDARD: Chuck Grassley, they did not push back.
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Trump indicated last week, however, he would be willing to push back the deadline.
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And despite their efforts to push back against reproductive rights, advocates won't back down.
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Strickland indicated that the industry would likely push back against the data sharing requirements.
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Critics say since the 2011 reforms, royalists have tried to push back Islamist influence.
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Republicans on the Oversight Committee were quick to push back against the Cummings letter.
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We had some good push back at times in that third period for sure.
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There's an infrastructure in existence already waiting to push back on that racial reckoning.
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But it's also true that Trump didn't push back much on that message either.
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Members of Congress have been introducing legislation for months to push back against Riyadh.
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Turkey has already sent its army into Syria twice to push back the YPG.
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This seems like one the companies will push back on (and with good reason).
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Given the unpopularity of the drug war, will states feel empowered to push back?
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Activists believe it's now even more important to push back against aggressive immigration enforcement.
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More broadly, Trump's previous attempts to push back on the Russia scandal have failed.
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Lawmakers have already used the same argument to push back against Ramirez as well.
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Since then, weak inflation forced the bank to push back the timeframe six times.
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"When we spoke to them about denuclearization, they did not push back," Pompeo added.
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"I will push back a little bit on that whole chaos thing," Mulvaney said.
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Castor faces a challenge as progressives push back on leadership's plans for the panel.
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KERNEN: DO YOU PUSH BACK ON THE NOTION THAT IT'S A DEFENSIVE MOVE, RANDALL?
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Cold War when the United States relied heavily on the Saudis to push back
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Fortunately, the scientific community is working hard to push back against this proposed ban.
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Big companies like Apple and Microsoft have the wherewithal to push back, she said.
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Investors are not incentivized to push back while a startup is on the rise.
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Loyalists demand honest conversation, push back and challenge as opposed to demanding blind agreement.
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But if a new report is accurate, Huawei is ready to push back. Hard.
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That seems rationale enough for tough measures; now is the time to push back.
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Nunes also denied that the White House coordinated effort to push back on stories.
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Instead of enhancing these trends, as it now does, government policy could push back.
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The House easily cleared the two-thirds threshold to push back against the veto.
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The Missouri Democrat later sent out tweets designed to push back against that notion.
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If the Academy truly wishes to push back, more than public statements are required.
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He said he has not heard push back from local Republican leaders in Iowa.
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Clinton's anger fueled her resolve to push back against Mr. Trump's most egregious statements.
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And this show is really a great opportunity to push back on the idea.
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Uber quickly signaled on Friday that it would push back aggressively against the proposal.
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A devil's advocate's job is to push back on everything, good and bad alike.
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He sought to push back against Iran, even comparing its supreme leader to Hitler.
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Officers used batons to push back the separatists and to keep the groups apart.
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"It takes tremendous courage to push back against people with money," Ms. Jones said.
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They may end up being softer than Thursday's headlines suggest, as globalists push back.
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But Mr. Barr has shown no desire to push back actively against Mr. Trump.
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So in a way, this decision was also to push back at this hegemony.
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" Their comments prompted Chao to push back and say, "You leave my husband alone!
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Although, she did push back on the coat thing, which was a meme online.
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But it's unlikely the US will do much more to push back on Riyadh.
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Just to push back one time on it — That was cute, I like that.
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The president says he'll "of course" mention it, but expects Putin to push back.
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The Brazilian president took to social media to forcefully push back on the report.
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The agency has previously declined requests to push back the Real ID implementation date.
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In democracies, that creates friction, anxiety and push-back to protect freedom and democracy.
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Conservatives, he said, needed to push back even as liberals tried to smear them.
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Institutions may push back on gifts for another reason: fear of provenance or authenticity.
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Then courts push back on the proposed limitations, often pointing to clumsily written regulations.
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But even more significantly, the Democrats were able to push back on Mr. Trump.
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She's going to push back online and say there's really no evidence for it.
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What happened after Mr. Taylor asked Mr. Sondland to push back on the president?
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The cuts are so deep that even Republican lawmakers are expected to push back.
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Ryan has worked to push back against the idea the bill is a bailout.
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Police push back with brute force, throwing tear gas canisters and shooting rubber bullets.
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The wiring issue could push back the return of the Max, the officials added.
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The paper also encourages the U.S. to push back on foreign data localization requirements.
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Trump tweeted that he would push back tariffs set to go into effect Oct.
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Now he's known as the main congressional enabler of the President push-back campaign.
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We have yet to firmly put our foot down and push back against Kim.
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Cyber war gives outsized opportunities to North Korea and it's important to push back.
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Southwick said it was essential that governments push back against organized crime and impunity.
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Her staff urged her to push back, according to officials familiar with the decision.
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To Christopher, that means this isn't impossible, although telecom companies will likely push back.
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"Folks don't want to wait until 2018 to push back against Trump," Fiddler said.
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But President Obama has combined his military push-back with his characteristic rhetorical restraint.
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And the only people who ever push back at me are funeral industry employees.
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Shaping calculations With the boat movements, the Iranians are signaling their ability to push back.
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And internet companies have begun to push back against spy agency demands for users' data.
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After Trump's most recent rhetorical volley, political and social leaders have begun to push back.
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Warren's answer was essentially to win elections and push back against McConnell with political pressure.
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"If people feel like they're loosing control of their future, they'll push back," Obama said.
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Even bigger buildings and business are starting to push back a little bit [against rentals].
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Although it refers to the past, it's a light push back into the fractured now.
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Okay, all right, so there you have it, you push back, you go after them.
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There seems to be safety in numbers for business leaders who push back at Trump.
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It will take everything we've got to stand together, push back, and protect our rights.
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Because when the atoms within get close enough together, they push back against each other.
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It wasn't until Tubridy began to push back that Neeson performed a bit of backpedaling.
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Scientists are looking at a number of ways to push back against the chlamydia epidemic.
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If you are determining how to push back on a bad storyline, discuss it then.
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On Monday, the company said it was lied to in an effort to push back.
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How much effort does it take for our brains to push back on our gut?
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" I began to push back in my 30s, deconstructing religion, like, "This doesn't make sense.
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" "We wanted to push back in the places where students feel most alienated and disillusioned.
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And Morris does not push back as aggressively as he might have on Bannon's assertions.
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Ms Albright: We must push back harder against the cynicism of both right and left.
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But the harder Vásquez and the others push back, the more relentless the state becomes.
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Boeing has also experienced technical issues that forced the company to push back its deadlines.
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It can even be used to push back your cuticles and peel fruits and vegetables.
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When she realized he was removing her clothes, she began to push back against him.
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China has a massive air pollution problem and decided, starting in 29, to push back.
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In these efforts, Iran will face little effective push back from U.S.-aligned regional powers.
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So investors now want a strong new boss, able to push back against national stakeholders.
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Or it can push back its own deadline and keep trying to add the question.
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Bankers are calling for help to push back against private equity firms' more aggressive requests.
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And when she went to try and push back against the dresser, it wouldn't budge.
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Earlier, the Red Cross in Sri Lanka had used Twitter to push back on misinformation.
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Her charge for healthier food choices, for instance, initially received some push back from investors.
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DeLauro's Paycheck Fairness Act tries to push back on lingering inequity in three key ways.
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That would push back an inauguration that Mnangagwa&aposs administration already had planned for Sunday.
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How could I encourage our church to help push back the darkness in our city?
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All you have to do is push back on the pedals to stop the ride.
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The president has every right to push back against the overwhelmingly negative coverage he receives.
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The backstory: Aides recognize they should have built more push-back capacity from the beginning.
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In this context, though, Trump's seemed calculated to push back about all the dementia claims.
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The natural iconoclast in me wants to push back a bit; what about "The Sopranos "?
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They cannot push back migrant-laden boats from Greece (as a Belgian politician reportedly suggested).
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This means the Republican Congress is not going to effectively push back against Trump's excesses.
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By the time most people realize what has happened, it's too late to push back.
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The more we push forward, the harder those who want to erase us push back.
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Pat Toomey, a Republican from Pennsylvania, vehemently push back on the idea they're losing steam.
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In fact there seems to be as much push back against those who condemn him.
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When we've been in that spot before, we usually push back, and we did tonight.
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"You've got to deny, deny, deny and push back on these women," Trump allegedly continued.
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But Trump's rhetoric, and now his spending blueprint, don't just push back against techno-utopianism.
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Nunes denied a coordinated effort by the White House to push back on the stories.
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Congress has to work with the White House to give them tools to push back.
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Recent events have even emboldened those who push back against the Death Of Football narrative.
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We have to push back on big issues, like racism, homophobia, transphobia, sexism and Islamophobia.
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It was rapid response in order to push back on false narratives in real time.
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President Donald Trump has suggested that he may push back a March 2 trade deadline.
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Continued high leverage growth will push back resolution of the banking sector's asset-quality issues.
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The agenda is light on elections experts who will push back or question the testimony.
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So, it doesn't surprise me that when they're faced with the truth, they'll push back.
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I don't want to push back against the idealism—necessary, perhaps—of the boxing trainer.
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"There was a fair amount of investor push back after Autonomy was announced," Whitman said.
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Strzok is expected to push back against Trump's characterizations of the probe during his testimony.
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Expect public health groups and doctors to weigh in and push back on the proposal.
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The United States needs to firmly push back against threats to its interests and values.
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Members of Congress have introduced several pieces of legislation seeking to push back against Riyadh.
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Without progressive push back, the substance of this bill could go from bad to worse.
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"We have no choice but to explore every option available to push back," Bradley said.
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If anything more than that, you have reason to push back and address it privately.
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He had expected Trump to push back and broker a compromise, the news site reported.
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The legislation demonstrates larger scale efforts to push back on the ubiquity of dollar stores.
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The Trump administration is likely to push back against a request for Trump's tax returns.
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"We'd like to do [a January CR], but apparently there's some push back," Meadows said.
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They've received push back from some criminal justice advocates who say the laws are outdated.
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With Washington stacked against us, states are the place we can push back as Democrats.
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They must push back on anyone who disparages news just because they don't like it.
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My instinct is not to object to platforms, but to push back with better arguments.
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Canada, France -- and perhaps even someday again the US -- can push back against these trends.
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The United States needs to push back harder on the growing influence of authoritarian powers.
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The company appeared to push back on the report Wednesday with its own new stat.
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Twitter smelled Mourdoukoutas' bullshit and was happy to push back, starting with an actual library.
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They came out flying and got us on our heels and we couldn't push back.
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Later, the House easily cleared the two-thirds threshold to push back against the veto.
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There's so much push-back on vaccines at the moment and we're paying the price.
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He pressed his hands against the door on his side and tried to push back.
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Consider this game a much-needed breather in the Dolphins' push back into postseason consideration.
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It will once again push back production targets on its highly-anticipated Model 3 sedan.
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He just wanted to push back against the cold that keeps people homebound and isolated.
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The United States used to push back against it effectively — and could do so again.
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And George Soros's Open Society organization is examining ways to push back against those companies.
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The natural iconoclast in me wants to push back a bit; what about The Sopranos?
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KS: I'm going to push back on that, because values are what we argue about.
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"These were people who sought to push back against the Nazi dictatorship," Mr. Tuchel said.
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She made an effort to push back against that and highlight artists of different backgrounds.
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It's clear why they would push back against a warning label with everything they've got.
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This could compromise his ability to push back against political pressure from the White House.
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Its members intended to push back against environmental regulations that they believed hindered economic growth.
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Each story took several paragraphs to push back on Trump's claim, and then only mildly.
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Unfortunately, that model is nearing its limits, and even Europeans are starting to push back.
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Bernie Sanders as most states that have not voted push back their primaries until June.
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In this same future, autonomous vehicles could help passengers check in and airplanes push back.
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Instead the opposite happened as McConnell was forced to push back his planned 3 p.m.
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"It's very difficult once you get into studio testing to push back," Mr. Soderbergh said.
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But when they push back too hard, they risk being seen as a partisan hack.
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As senators on Tuesday began to digest the new comments, more began to push back.
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Or will Barr push back if he believes Trump has asserted executive privilege too broadly?
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But the JP Morgan Chase report authors push back on those and other prominent predictions.
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"What happened in the last year is the retailers started to push back," she said.
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Such a perfect storm may not hit, of course, and airlines would doubtless push back.
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Huawei is reportedly planning to escalate its push back against the US government this week.
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Perdue said during his committee hearing that he would push back against such budget cuts.
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Evangelical leaders push back at Chrstianity Today, magazine that called for Trump's removal from office.
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When opponents of environmental regulations disputed basic climate science, researchers felt compelled to push back.
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The company plans to push back one bond repayment from December 2019 to November 2021.
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The White House hopeful continued to push back against the Texas legislator's tweet on Friday.
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Newly powerful House Democrats, who had just won the majority, were quick to push back.
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Ms. Merkel plans to push back hard on what the Germans view as blatant protectionism.
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"But if those challengers are criticizing Republicans and the president," he added, "I'll push back."
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"If you push the system, it's going to push back with equal or greater force."
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Pompeo answered that every individual has a "special obligation" to push back against such attacks.
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Passing the trade agreement is seen as a way to push back on that argument.
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Jones may have been partially screened by Vlasic, who was getting push back by Engelland.
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Stone never introduces a perspective that might push back at Blake's disparaging attitude toward prostitution.
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She urged lawmakers to push back against the administration if it moved forward with tariffs.
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"My activities to push back against climate extremism are a labor of love," he wrote.
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Some courageous officials push back, and both homegrown and international conservation groups can cite successes.
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So when people say that, I push back and say I strongly disagree with that.
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Sure, unexpected cross-seeds are sown that might push back against collective amnesia and inertia.
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Then some of the members of Congress, they didn't push back the one extra level.
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I have to push back on some of the adjectives you just used to describe.
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Concerted and coordinated push back by the US and its allies Of more enduring consequence than diplomatic embarrassment, is the concerted and coordinated push back by the US and its allies -- such as Japan and Australia -- which was done in a very public way.
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The lawsuit seeks to push back against one of the newer ways that people pirate music.
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He added that he would push back against laws that in his view suppress voter rights.
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This is you using your voices and your hard earned money to push back on extremism.
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If any Democrat objects to a nominee, it could push back a vote by several days.
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Finally, I rested my case, took a deep breath and waited for dad to push back.
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Beijing has tended to let technologies develop, before trying to push back with more stringent regulation.
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You don't want to push back at them some wonky cinematic version of the real thing.
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"If people feel that they're losing control of their future, they will push back," he said.
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As the improvements are made, the mystery is gone, and so we push back the metrics.
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Tillerson was bold enough push back on the president, especially Trump's feelings on Iran and Russia.
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A Reuters witness said police fired several canisters of tear gas to push back the demonstrators.
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Until, of course, that line is crossed and people push back with overwhelming force and numbers.
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INGRAHAM: Create a crowd, push back on them, and tell them they are not welcome anywhere.
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We've already seen the regulatory environment, in cities, push back against companies like Uber and Lyft.
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Normally, I'd push back things like studying and laundry, but I no longer had an excuse.
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If franchisees push back against management initiatives, that could throw a wrench in McDonald's overall strategy.
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It's unclear at this point if Shanahan will push back on anything Trump wants to do.
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It may also require an extension of Article 50 to push back the March 29 deadline.
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Here&aposs push back from House Republican Speaker Paul Ryan to President Trump&aposs trade policies.
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This is a divisive tactic to get people to push back on any kind of challenges.
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But what is the responsibility of the artist to push back against the stories museums tell?
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The efforts by Wheeler represented the regulator's first major move to push back against questionable deals.
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If you push back, it suggests, you're not harming a company that benefits from your labor.
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But some others are turning to activism to push back against at system stacked against them.
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" If they press you, push back: "I'm not comfortable revealing my salary, so let's move on.
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We're going to need a lot of jokes to push back the darkness and stay sane.
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He formed a volunteer army of Twitter users, called "Electronic Bees," to push back against trolls.
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It doesn't hurt to do your research and push back on HR when they negotiate back.
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Can a cryptocurrency push back against the tide of hate speech, 'fake news' and divisive politics?
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Salesforce employees are the latest to push back against their employer's contracts with US government agencies.
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Since students suffer when teaching quality declines, they might be expected to push back against this.
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The US saw this as a threat to regional security, and decided to militarily push back.
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Using them planes could push back and taxi to the runway with their engines ticking over.
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I have to push back here, because I think you're wrong on the point about violence.
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GRAHAM: I think he&aposs showing a determination to push back and aggressively defend his client.
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"People push back, but when they do, that only gives us the determination to keep going."
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They quickly began to push back German troops to turn the tide on the Western Front.
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Trying to push back on those who are trying to disrupt conversation is a good thing.
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For now, however, Democrats are stuck in reactive mode, with little option but to push back.
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Terrorists are confounded by old-fashioned, dogged police work and push-back by people on planes.
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It is now only looking to replace five, implying it has been facing investor push-back.
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When citizens began proposing legislation to actually implement the system, politicians began to push back strongly.
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A number of stocks have helped the Dow make its push back toward record high levels.
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"The danger is the populism in the White House causes people to push back," Chandler said.
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My space is often invaded, with inconsistent apologies, but I can never push back, not really.
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Trump has sought to push back on accusations that his administration is too cozy with Russia.
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Congressional leaders, and likely even some on his own legislative affairs staff, will push back hard.
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Catherine Price People push back on the idea that there's something particular about smartphones as problematic.
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You can only go so far before human push back and demand better from each other.
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" Trump often uses Twitter to make announcements and push back against what he calls "fake news.
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You push back so hard on the idea that this music could be looked down upon.
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We now need to push back the timeline of the peopling of the Americas, scientists say.
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First, it might simply push back the point at which terrorists can strike without being screened.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Sessions will testify before Congress and attempt to push back at this depiction.
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Democrats also used the opportunity to push back on Pruitt's skepticism of climate change science. Sen.
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The central bank had been forced to push back the timeframe repeatedly due to subdued inflation.
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Pompeo disputed those claims, saying talks had been productive and North Korea did not push back.
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"I didn't push back," Patenaude told the Post, referring to Trump's attempt to block relief funding.
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Following Russia's interference in its elections last year, America seems willing to push back more robustly.
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Civil society, embattled though it is, can still push back against the country's radical Orthodox activists.
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To push back, the House a day earlier voted 245-182 to block Trump's emergency declaration.
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To push back against surveillance, designers have invented clothes and accessories that make your face undetectable.
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McConnell, on Thursday, urged Democratic senators to push back against talk of expanding the Supreme Court.
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The lender is expected to push back hard, and this may not be the final penalty.
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Expect Azar to push back and argue the administration is not in fact sabotaging the law.
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We need stories and storytellers to push back against violent extremism and to build civil societies.
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As would-be parents push back parenthood, companies that provide baby products are feeling the pinch.
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Congress and the administration need to push back against the Orbán government's moves to close CEU.
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The move is the latest in a continuously growing push back against ICE from tech workers.
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But we still found a way to push back and claw our way back into it.
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Israel and the U.S. will push for maximum pressure, and Russia is expected to push back.
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Are you aware of other attempts by the president to push back on the Russia investigation?
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Postmates may have to push back the estimated time of delivery on its initial public offering.
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Security forces, who had blocked roads, used stun grenades and water cannons to push back crowds.
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This is our new, unhinged reality, and the question is whether we're prepared to push back.
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Is there anything that your group can do to push back against any conflicts he has?
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Organizers encouraged participants to walk to work to push back against increasing fuel and transportation costs.
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Gates is not the only tech thought leader to push back against Musk for his rhetoric.
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COOPER: I'm going to let you respond but I just want to push back on this.
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His party's supermajority could also embolden Orbán to push back on the European Union's migrant policies.
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Counter-protesters and civil rights advocates gathered in some cities to push back against the marches.
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More robust U.S. efforts in the South China Sea to push back on China's expansion there.
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But if you inhabit that world, you can't push back without being seen as a sellout.
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But nor did the company push back on reports that linked it to the recent debate.
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His lawyers say they want more time to review government material and push back Flynn's sentencing.
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Dry the tears, push back against the malaise, burn away the fog and stiffen the spine.
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"We're starting to push back, we're starting to want to intimidate back," he told the newspaper.
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In the midterm elections, the resistance will finally have a chance to push back against Trump.
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This election is the Democrats' first opportunity to push back against a thoroughly Trumpified Republican Party.
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By the 1990s, Ms. Carrington began to push back against being typecast in costume-only roles.
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Barcelona's city government has resolved to push back the choking tide of cars overwhelming the city.
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We need to do more than just push back against their agenda to wreak more havoc.
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Now, some early female investors and entrepreneurs are beginning to sound the alarm and push back.
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Saudi Arabia began a concerted bombing campaign in early 2015 to help push back the Houthis.
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But while pro-union forces should push back, they should also learn from their own mistakes.
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Democrats, particularly in the House majority, have continued to push back against Mr. Trump's wall plans.
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"It's an important part of our efforts to push back against Iranian malign activity," he said.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Carrillo said it's important for states to occasionally push back against the federal government.
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But leaders there have been looking widely for any way to push back against American sanctions.
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Instead, he vowed to push back on Tehran's ambitions in the Middle East in other ways.
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But voters in Taiwan have shown a tendency to push back against threats from the mainland.
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The Knicks, enfeebled for most of the past two decades, have been unable to push back.
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The "real damage" to Robinhood is to their reputation and potential regulatory push back, he said.
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Within minutes, someone had grabbed Mr. Pavlou's megaphone, prompting him to jump up and push back.
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Now, some early female investors and entrepreneurs are beginning to sound the alarm and push back.
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To a large extent, it "must be the people" who push back against illiberalism, she said.
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As Pompeo kept urging lawmakers to consider the administration's policies, he got push back from senators.
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She did push back on any suggestion that the division might be facing any existential crisis.
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She did push back on any suggestion that the division might be facing any existential crisis.
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He simply makes a few phone calls to his assistants, who will push back his schedule.
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That would potentially push back the Washington trial, which has already been delayed once, even further.
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It is rare to see political appointees forcefully push back on an IG's non-partisan findings.
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Some observers see it as her father's best chance to push back on accusations of sexism.
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Chinese companies have until now acquired a number large U.S. auto suppliers with little push-back.
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In the meeting, I would push back on things that didn&apost make sense to me.
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Larry Hogan and has faced some push back from some of the state's moderate Democratic establishment.
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" The former NSA chief said a public push back "could have sent a very powerful message.
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Their goons are pushing our guys around, and it's great to see our goons push back.
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Vice President Wang appeared to push back against the United States' overall stance on tech issues.
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The only person in Mr. Trudeau's cabinet who seemed to push back was Ms. Wilson-Raybould.
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Afghan soldiers backed by U.S. forces managed to push back the heavily armed rebels last week.
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Should Kadaga succeed in getting the bill through, the courts may have incentive to push back.
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Although there is no immediate solution to all this, there are still ways to push back.
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That in turn might limit how hard Biden is willing to push back against fossil fuels.
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Efforts to push back against these trends would punish workers by dragging down the overall economy.
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Drug companies and some doctors will push back against any limits on prescriptions enacted by state lawmakers.
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However, Earth science still has strong supporters in Congress, who will likely push back against substantial cuts.
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I push back and say it's not possible and that tomorrow is the earliest I can do.
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For instance, if they tried to grab at a virtual stone, they might feel some push back.
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But the accountable, elected arms of the American political system do have easy ways to push back.
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Plus, the FBI asked the Justice Department to push back against Trump's claim, but they have not.
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PIRRO: But this is the same person saying when you see the people in publish, push back.
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And more than 50 percent think congressional Republicans need to push back or get tougher on Trump.
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Sometimes the push-back that he needs, which you would have with a stronger White House counsel.
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While a second launch failure might force the company to push back that goal, Inagawa remained optimistic.
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Now, Google is going south of the Canadian border to push back on this landmark court ruling.
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Chevalier said the posts were intended to push back against racist and sexist comments made by colleagues.
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But the draft regulations go into greater detail and show how far the push back could go.
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Nonetheless, an extension of Article 50 to push back the March 29 deadline is no simple task.
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Mathew said he was already receiving "a pre-emptive push back" from some would-be foreign investors.
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It has helped coalition forces push back on Iran, the Houthis' main supplier for weapons and funds.
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Some do push back: plenty of Americans rallied against Donald Trump's plans to block refugees and migrants.
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Democratic Senate Whip Dick Durbin said his party would push back hard against removing the legal protections.
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I'm learning as I push myself to do more editorial type concepts, the push back is greater.
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"We're seeing progress, but also pushback, and we need to push back against the pushback," she said.
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The push back in New York was so fierce that Amazon ultimately pulled out of that location.
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Can you talk more about what dads can do to help push back against anti-mom misogyny?
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Instead, it sends four players off on a mission to push back against an evil robot uprising.
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I text her to push back our planned time 45 minutes, and luckily, she's cool with it.
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Clearly, California is unafraid to push back on Trump's unpopular and, economically and environmentally unsupported, deregulation zeal.
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But as Donald Trump pursues his radical agenda, more and more people are attempting to push back.
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The automaker's lawyers did, however, push back against NHTSA's request, according to the correspondence released by PlainSite.
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It is still hoping to sell Maxwell House, but has faced significant push-back, CNBC has reported.
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That, however, appeared to be met with push-back from other EU regulators, according to one report.
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People often push back against the federated model, saying we're putting all our eggs into one basket.
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This legal wrinkle was no reason to push back his expected return by the weekend, he thought.
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So I urge you to push back against this creepy conservative doublespeak in three concrete ways:1.
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It is not enough just to push back hard when you are confronted with an outraged mob.
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Still, the BoE may resist the global monetary easing tide and push back against rate-cut expectations.
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That prompted the White House to send Kelly and Mulvaney out to push back on Democrats' messaging.
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But some EU governments are concerned that London may push back harder on the other two issues.
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The mayor used the occasion to push back on criticism of conditions in public housing by Gov.
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Across 4chan, trolls floated Google boycotts and campaigns to "push back against" the company for its decision.
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It's time to do the right thing and push back against the insurance industry and its greed.
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This follows Shell's decision in February to push back an investment decision on its Canadian LNG project.
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Sure, they could push back, and request a wholesale restructuring of the mental model of the project.
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But the organization's gotten push back in the last few years ... many calling the swimsuit contest misogynistic.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer in particular is facing push back for lacking on the diversity front.
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Since then, both companies have shown a growing appetite to push back against the spread of misinformation.
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How did you push back within the administration ... the way that defense firms set up for that?
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President Trump is ramping up U.S. involvement, but a contingent of lawmakers are preparing to push back.
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King saids President Trump's staff needs to push back if evidence isn't there to support such claims.
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That data is already being used by the Red Cross to push back against malaria in Malawi.
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When Buff bragged about how much money there was in locking up "illegals," I didn't push back.
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He cited Patton's relationship with Trump to push back against Cohen's allegations that Trump is a racist.
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When someone tries to persuade us, we sometimes push back because we don't want to be persuaded.
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Having largely acquiesced in MBS's foolhardy ventures, the Trump administration is beginning to push back a bit.
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Democrats are certain to use the letter to push back against the EPA's justifications for the security.
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If you push them loudly, they will feel they have no choice but to push back loudly.
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Then we'd push back against these poor people who are just trying to protect their client relations.
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The White House is eager to push back on claims that Trump is too soft with Putin.
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The company said such a hurdle would push back the application process by four to six months.
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Judge Richard Leon was the judge who denied the Justice Department's request to push back the hearing.
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"Almost all members of the family have been in... therapy, to push back the darkness," Bro said.
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Hyperloop One sought to push back against one of the most salacious elements of the original lawsuit.
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" According to Woodward, Trump said, "You've got to deny, deny, deny and push back on these women.
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Many of these programs have politically powerful constituencies, some of which are Republican, who will push back.
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He argued it was a necessary step to push back against racist rhetoric from the White House.
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Even when they have access, lawmakers often fail to push back against interpretations that go too far.
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We had our own John Roberts push back and say, am I the fake news media now?
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I take your broader points about voter behavior, but let me push back just a little bit.
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I think we can begin to push back on these threats if we can take them seriously.
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And this latest round of hardware and software solutions is Apple is really starting to push back.
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The push back against this trend by a small percentage of Google employees is a laudable reaction.
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We need to push back on the underlying lies more clearly and more vigorously than we have.
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The directive was framed as a way to push back against Donald Trump's mission to increase deportations.
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My response to that is to push back: Ask yourself why this is so hard to read.
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The point is that they have no control over censorship demands and no leverage to push back.
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Such environmental push-back against mining has become an ever more common feature of the metals industry.
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But residents or officials often push back, worried that migrants could swamp schools, hospitals and other services.
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The recent confrontation has renewed debate about how far law enforcers should be allowed to push back.
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One theme that emerged from several meetings across the league: Don't push back at an unpredictable president.
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US officials from across the political spectrum have already started to push back on the Saudi announcement.
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"If we don't push back the extremists, there will be no good future for us," he warned.
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You have actually gotten push back from the very businesses that you are trying to conceivably help.
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It is hard to pinpoint when some law enforcement officials started to push back against naming killers.
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Here's something that's long been missing from US trade policy: mechanisms to push back on currency manipulation.
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For some Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee, that's enough to push back on Kavanaugh's nomination. Sen.
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Police officers, equipped with riot gear, used pepper spray and water cannons to push back the crowds.
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What's great about Rothko's paintings is their refutation of language, the way they push back against conclusions.
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He is one of several world leaders expected to push back against Mr. Trump's more nationalistic agenda.
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Rival Nedbank also had to push back the date it expected to achieve this key profitability metric.
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And studio production stoppages could push back some licensing revenue when it comes due down the line.
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He is moving instead to push back on Iran's ambitions in the Middle East in other ways.
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It is much easier to say, 'I push back against this intrusive man sitting in New York.
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Mexican negotiators, however, are treading cautiously amid push-back from Mexican industries such as textiles and footwear.
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"When we spoke to them about denuclearization, they did not push back," Pompeo told a news conference.
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When people learn the benefits of renewables, they push back against these policies, defying partisan political stereotypes.
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So, doubt what the masses take for granted and push back if the answers are too easy.
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These are things that she may be able to push back on or shed more light on.
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"The onus is on you to somewhat push back to benefit you and the organization," said Brownlee.
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Perhaps just as important, it will be incumbent on conservative media outlets to push back as well.
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Yet ardent defenders of the current system push back against this effort to level the playing field.
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What's changed this year is at least one big company is trying to push back against Apple.
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But with software problems plaguing the new signal system, Thales wants to push back the completion date.
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"We're trying to push back against landlord impunity as much as we can," said Tómas Lynch, 29.
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Reuters reported last week that Facebook could push back the launch of Libra to tackle regulatory concerns.
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Manchin's position was met with swift push back from some Democrats on Wednesday, including from Massachusetts Sen.
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Delays in health-care reform push back the rest of the Republican agenda, which includes tax reform.
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Higgins does push back against the notion that the Republican Party doesn't have a place for women.
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Obama acknowledged the situation "frustrates" him, but called on supporters to push back against the new legislation.
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Mr. Kenney, in a carefully worded statement, make clear that he would push back against any changes.
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None of this means Republicans and certainly Democrats can't push back on President Trump's policies or comments.
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Scentre said it would push back the expansion of Westfield Stirling centre in Perth following the deal.
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Bezos said it&aposs the responsibility of management to push back against employee outrage toward military contracts.
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He vowed to "push back" as a senator on more liberal policies under Presidents Warren or Sanders.
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Now the economists who came up with the idea are starting to push back against the haters.
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But the move has been met with fierce push back from three Republicans currently challenging President Trump.
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And at least domestically, the Trump administration has used "religious freedom" to push back on LGBTQ rights.
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Chalupa, for her part, emphasized she'll relish the opportunity to push back on their claims if called.
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Many economists and even some industry executives push back on direct links between prices and R&D.
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"We're trying to figure out what would be an appropriate way to push back," Corker told reporters.
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Every season, there's like one or two episodes that we get some push back on Netflix from.
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We stepped over uneven rocks and had to push back branches; this was her path to work.
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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court was due to hear a case seeking to push back the polls.
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Trump was supposed to push back against the Turkish plan, according to an official briefed on discussions.
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For now, then, any effort to severely push back on Riyadh will likely either stall or fail.
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But now, the DOJ seems willing to push back that deadline to include a question about citizenship.
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And in this case, Mattis may not push back too hard because he is no social warrior.
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The Caller staffers, of course, don't push back on any of this nonsense and are in fact so in the tank for Trump that he winds up needing to push back against them and observe that Acosta's behavior in the briefing room isn't actually as unusual as they think.
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The House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithOvernight Defense: Dem senator met with Iranian foreign minister | Meeting draws criticism from right | Lawmakers push back at Pentagon funding for wall Lawmakers push back at Trump's Pentagon funding grab for wall Top Armed Services Republican: Pentagon using .
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If you really care about making the campaign process cheaper, demand that we push back the primary calendar.
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In my reporting and others', I've seen significant swaths of the country where people push back against this.
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That would maybe push back against some of the concerns that all these hospitals are going to close.
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Push back against the nanny-state college administrators who subject you to authoritarian surveillance and undemocratic thought control!
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Everyone else believes congressional Republicans should push back when they disagree with him or get tougher with him.
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How would you assess, because at the time of the book, you got a lot of push back.
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As with the renegotiate option, it could also require a request to push back the current Brexit deadline.
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Ellison continued to push back against the allegations at the debate on Friday and said they are untrue.
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But now, Ryan won't be on the campaign trail in Wisconsin to push back on Bryce's talking points.
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If you're in a group like this, maybe the most manly thing you can do is push back.
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It's the latest effort by the Chinese tech company to push back against policies limiting its global reach.
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But schedule delays and a few accidents have forced the company to push back the vehicle's inaugural flight.
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To view a graphic on Money markets push back bets on timings of ECB rate hikes, click: reut.
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The site's users drew criticism for being as extreme as the men they wanted to push back against.
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"I wanted to push back against Homer," Madeline Miller said, matter-of-factly, on the phone last week.
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But some Trump supporters have sought to push back the other way, putting retailers in a tight spot.
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Cash-free stores have grown more common in recent years, but lately, governments have started to push back.
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It allows them to push back against racism, take care of their own, and demand to be seen.
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However, Trump seemed to push back on this during a Cabinet meeting at the White House on Monday.
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But in recent days, Ryan has tread even more carefully when he felt the need to push back.
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"Ultimately people will have to push back against Russian state activity and show that it's unacceptable," he said.
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And then, after the election, he admits he didn't push back nearly strongly enough against Trump's loyalty demands.
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Why it matters: The anomaly could push back SpaceX's plans to launch humans from U.S. soil this summer.
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But now, with the economy growing fast and wages barely rising, American workers are starting to push back.
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But in locations that are, like Johannesburg, dangerous but too important to ignore, they increasingly push back directly.
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The proper time for any push back would be during the Senate confirmation hearings for Trump cabinet appointees.
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He later had to push back on reports that they were wearing MAGA hats while pinning him down.
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Every time Republican candidates are asked by the media about the supposed blue wave, they should push back.
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An ex-HR official said the bank actually had a system in place to push back against tipsters.
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MACCALLUM: And to push back on Bill Browder who&aposs been a guest on our show many times.
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All of which means that the Europeans' ability to push back against Mr Trump's disruptive instincts is limited.
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" To combat this, she says "We must push back harder against the cynicism of both right and left.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu describes the effort as an open-ended campaign to push back arch-foe Tehran.
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The rules have faced plenty of push back from the cable industry and will continue to do so.
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Business continues to push back, arguing that a rupture with Britain's biggest export market would be deeply damaging.
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But in recent months, the Chinese government has been attempting to push back against criticism of the camps.
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I'm gonna push back on all of that because I think it's not a good culture at all.
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"We were expecting a lot of push back, however people have been extremely open minded," Bessa told CNN.
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"China's biggest worry has always been joint push-back from its major Western trading partners," the diplomat said.
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And Kerry sought to push back against arguments that the abstention amounted to a US betrayal of Israel.
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Ocasio-Cortez has argued that Pelosi has not done enough to push back against the Republican president's policies.
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They thrive in a corrupt environment where local politicians either collude or are too fearful to push back.
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On the supply side, every 100,000 bpd that Iran brings online will push back a rebalance in prices.
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Simon injects humor into his music as a way to push back against that, and has for years.
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However, after a tumultuous start, the administration may be forced to push back some of these policy proposals.
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They look more like people bummed out because now they have to push back those post-season vacations.
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Republicans have already started to push back on the CBO, with some arguing that it is often inaccurate.
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To the south, Yemen, now the site of a Saudi-led coalition to push back the Houthi rebels.
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UTC HAS BEEN ABLE TO IN FACT PUSH BACK I THINK EFFECTIVELY AND PARTNER WITH BOEING AND AIRBUS.
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You see that from Clinton, who has tried to push back at Sanders on who's the real progressive.
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Durbin then stated that Graham used "exactly the words used by the president" to push back against Trump.
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Legere and Claure sought to push back against predictions that their combined company will be a job-killer.
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We're working with the Saudis to push back against the Ayatollah Khamenei who killed hundreds of Americans, Wolf.
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A few members of Tibbetts's family have appeared to push back on the immigration rhetoric surrounding her death.
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The agency, which regulates derivatives and commodities, then had to push back the compliance date for a month.
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And a chance to push back on the "fake news" media narrative that he wasn't getting anything done!
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Instead, the officials insisted Jackson would push back forcefully and said Trump was not wobbling over his selection.
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Calling for harassment of administrations officials and urging others to "push back on them" is the wrong approach.
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Still, Musk continues to push back against who have raised concerns about the company's long-term financial outlook.
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The watchword is "resist" and that means to push back at all costs, even against our core values.
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The op-ed, published Wednesday afternoon, described coordinated efforts among White House staff to push back against Trump.
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Maxine Waters, who called for the public to "create a crowd" to "push back on" Trump administration officials.
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It was difficult, he said, for parents to push back against the private boards that run the schools.
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The move is part of the Republican Party&aposs attempts to push back on the House impeachment probe.
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An attorney general should push back on anything he or she views as efforts to influence prosecutorial decisions.
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In this situation, Congress has a responsibility to do its utmost to push back against these dark trends.
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I know he wanted to push back on this narrative and I'm the one he pushed back on.
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Despite dismissing it, several members of the communications team are preparing privately to push back on Mueller's appearance.
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"We need to push back in each place that we confront them and by every vector," Pompeo said.
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Larry Moquin, a director at Takata, appeared to push back against the cost-saving measure, raising safety concerns.
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It was an early push back on Stone's arguments that he needs the media to make a living.
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"We have no choice but to pursue every option available to push back," Bradley told reporters on Friday.
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It's reassuring to see Amazon employees push back against the idea of selling facial-recognition technology to governments.
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If the sentences are stacked on one another, that would push back his eligibility for parole even further.
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Police have fired off several rounds to push back protesters who keep charging at the Legislative Council Complex.
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It seems that no matter how hard you push back on them, they refuse to change their minds.
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Fortunately, the study shows steps that leaders can take to push back on such assaults on our democracy.
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In the post-Wisconsin/Colorado/Wyoming climate, we might need to push back against the notion that Sen.
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Stone's interviews generated publicity so far and he may have felt justified to push back after his arrest.
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With no change to federal policy in sight, it is up to cities and states to push back.
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His campaign went so far as to hire a public relations firm to push back on the allegations.
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"Sometimes the role of the estate planner is to play devil's advocate and push back," Mr. Behrendt said.
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"Once there is a stabilization, I would see a very targeted push-back on Trump's response," said Payne.
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Jerry Brown is weighing a bill that would push back many schools' start time to 8:30 a.m.
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As a devotee of empiricism, Mr. Zozaya felt compelled to push back against the discredited autism-vaccines link.
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It's unclear if that would happen, though, or how hard the Pentagon would push back against that request.
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All four have publicly shared their abortion stories before in order to push back against anti-abortion laws.
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The Trump administration has sought to push back against China's reach in the South Pacific and Latin America.
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But he offers a telling scene of McGahn coaching Kavanaugh to push back, hard, against his congressional inquisitors.
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Let's make 2019 the year we push back against the forces subverting the open spirit of the web.
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If he considers either of these two routes, the pressure will be on Senate Republicans to push back.
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There's a great deal of resentment for conservatives who are going to push back against Trump and Trumpism.
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It was the one thing I wasn't prepared to push back on no matter how far I'd come.
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Groups like the nonprofit Housing Rights Initiative have contributed the most impressive effort to push back on abuse.
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Co-workers and friends of Ms. Haspel push back on any notion that she is manipulating the president.
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Obviously, Brexit is not necessary for Europe, or the West as a whole, to push back against China.
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And it sounds like Universal has decided that it doesn't make sense to push back its entire slate.
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Well, I would push back and say that there's a real picture of the Earth taken by astronauts.
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" He added that Mr. Trump "had every right — every right — to push back on this amateurish Trudeau scheme.
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Stephen Lynch of Massachusetts urged Fauci to push back when the president is at odds with the facts.
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But industry and legal experts say there is little businesses can do to push back against the restrictions.
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But how hard will the real estate sales and home builder lobbies push back, and will they succeed?
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Even as other states began to push back primaries, the three voting Tuesday moved forward with their elections.
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A constitutional crisis technically requires that one branch of the government push back against another branch of government.
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Kagan leaned on precedent to push back against an assertion that admitting privileges served an important credentialing function.
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In the civil rights era, segregationists again sought to push back any attempt to challenge white male supremacy.
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We try to push back with our chopsticks, but my parents' aged Korean hands have an unmatched dexterity.
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Engaging with the hashtags, even to push back against them, could help promote them further, the DNC warned.
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That night, Marathon officials seemed to push back on the estimate, saying no real assessments had been done.
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That has forced airlines to repeatedly push back when they expect the planes to return to their fleets.
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I also wanted to push back against the campaign by activist groups to label restrictionism as inherently racist.
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And precisely because college campuses are bastions of free speech, we feel comfortable enough here to push back.
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Cuomo's campaign dismissed her as inexperienced and touted the governor's work to push back against President Donald Trump.
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The only way to stop an attack on separation of powers is to push back with equal force.
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"It gives more tools to New York City to push back and stop enforcements as much as possible."
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"[We will] aggressively push back on extreme left-wing environmental groups working to kill the reforms," Cox said.
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BUENOS AIRES, Jan 31 (Reuters) - Argentina's Buenos Aires province said on Friday it would push back until Feb.
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"I would push back on the idea that just because you're older you don't use technology," she said.
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The NRA: Republicans push back constantly at the idea that they are bought and controlled by the NRA.
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I have been given many opportunities to do new things, travel, take on global responsibility and push back.
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By invoking it, the United States would effectively push back against China's practice of artificially suppressing steel prices.
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The party that told us Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction won't push back against a President's lies.
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Heretofore under President Obama, Vladimir Putin hardly had reason to fear that anyone would push back on anything.
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Airlines continue to push back their estimated dates of service, with United Airlines now estimating a June return.
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In an open letter this week, campaign group Fortify Rights urged Thailand to abandon its "push back" policy.
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As the use of "they" became more visible, right-wing critics began to push back against its use.
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"The past doesn't want to change, and there are times when you'll feel it push back," Al warns.
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Second, the administration seeks to get other countries to work together to push back on Iran's aggressive actions.
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Another risk is that insurers and governments may push back on gene therapies' high prices, reducing financial returns.
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Exactly what action the U.S. could take to push back on the latest move from Russia is unclear.
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Airlines continue to push back their estimated dates of service, with United Airlines now estimating a June return.
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Congress Acts Complimenting the administration's campaign are parallel efforts in Congress to push back against Iran's missile proliferation.
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Let me try to push back on this, because this feels, in this era, less true to me.
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Insurance regulators, particularly in states that have embraced Obamacare, are also likely to push back against the changes.
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"We're willing to push back and narrow the scope and squash it however we need to," he said.
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Hamas knows just how far it can push him, and he knows how far he can push back.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) is beginning to push back, which would drop the vote count down to 50.
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It would effectively end four years of united US and European policy to push back on Russia's incursion.
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Trump's terrible taste invites new image-ideas that push back against the golden, glittering aesthetic of his branding.
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Dems' response: Meanwhile, House Armed Services Committee Chairman Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithOvernight Defense: Dem senator met with Iranian foreign minister | Meeting draws criticism from right | Lawmakers push back at Pentagon funding for wall Lawmakers push back at Trump's Pentagon funding grab for wall Top Armed Services Republican: Pentagon using .
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That has prompted many economists to push back forecasts for the start of the rate-cutting cycle until October.
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If the tariffs are implemented, Gutierrez said, GOP officials are likely to push back after the initial 5% levy.
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He has consistently declined to push back on the President's criticism over the Fed's interest rate policy when asked.
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She said push back on them Monica, turn on them, harass them so they can&apost go into public.
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Across the country, intense battles are being waged as utilities push back against the rapid spread of rooftop solar.
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In other words, when someone tries to bully you, you have to push back or you invite further response.
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Why it matters: House Democrats will have the power to push back against President Trump and investigate his actions.
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Occasionally, artists who seek to highlight the nuance and complexity of their stories push back with thought-provoking responses.
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NRDC has a new battle plan to push back against this administration and build toward a more sustainable future.
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If there isn't push back against Trump's extraordinary executive order now, there may indeed be stranger things to come.
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I push back on these conversations about 'affordable,' because if we're talking about 'affordability,' we're having the wrong conversation.
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SpaceX had to push back the mission by two years, since that's the next best opportunity for a launch.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said Albany would push back against a federal government that was "actively hostile" toward New York.
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Monday's deal is yet another move to make a bigger company that's able to push back against distribution partners.
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Her publisher, Flatiron Books, says it will now publish the cookbook first and push back the memoir release date.
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Australia has also moved in recent months to push back against China's quest for greater influence in the Pacific.
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Instead, Ryan and his staff had to push back on press reports suggesting that a Trump endorsement was imminent.
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The dearth of work available to trans actors leaves few in the position to push back for higher salaries.
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Clearly that hasn't happened, seeing the bank constantly push back the expected timing of an acceleration in wage pressures.
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Athletes push back at Trump's 'locker room talk' remark Muslims report politics It wasn't just about Trump's comments though.
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And when they decide to push back, they'll have all the tools they need to communicate and organize it.
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President Trump should be working full-time on a strategy to push back against Kim's nuclear and missile capabilities.
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In particular, we can and should urge Republicans to push back against Trump's reckless tearing down of our institutions.
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Here's a rundown of how to push back—as well as how to find doctors and what to expect.
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Though Apple would have more reason to push back, given Google would likely remain a minnow in that market.
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The BoJ has repeatedly had to push back the date it expects to meet its 2 percent inflation target.
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Everybody's bulking up because one of the few things you can do to push back is bulk up. Right.
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Those tears have been repaired, but it's unforeseen problems like this that continue to push back the launch date.
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The Libertarian efforts to sway Republicans have also had to push back against the notion they are helping Clinton.
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"The biggest push back I probably get [is] ... isn't Amazon Prime going to dislocate, dislodge, destroy Netflix," Mahaney said.
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And Maduro will probably stick around to push back, despite Secretary Pompeo's claim that he'd nearly fled into exile.
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You said you didn&apost push back and that he should have known that he couldn&apost do that.
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"If the data disappoints, there is scope for markets to push back rate hike expectations even further," she said.
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Whether Democrats and Republicans can push back on these forces will be an essential part of the upcoming year.
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"If we don't push back against Putin, Iran and China -- they could hack in to our systems," Graham said.
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Now his indecisiveness could push back the Los Angeles Lakers' acquisition of All-Star Anthony Davis, if only briefly.
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If Trump is elected, we're sure to see a push back from progressives regarding his immigration and social policies.
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We need to use all these tools on the left and push back against a really intense Conservative agenda.
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But the ability for Senate Democrats to push back against Sessions' nomination may be limited, according to The Nation.
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This approach, known as push-back, has become an intrinsic feature of Europe's external borders, according to Amnesty International.
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So while his critics push back against Trump's executive order, the president remains on firm, if controversial, legal grounds.
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All of these complications combined prompted Boeing to push back the development timeline of Starliner by about six months.
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His death would give the generals an excuse to push back the timetable for elections, if they so wish.
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That and other indignities led the Tamils, who mostly reside in the country's north and east, to push back.
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"Cyber war gives outsized opportunities to North Korea and it's important to push back," Sasse said in a statement.
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Anything can happen in a year's time, so it's entirely possible Google will push back this clearly ambitious effort.
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But it's still somewhat taboo for women to push back against the role they have occupied the longest: mother.
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Both companies were quick to push back on the report, saying their customers want options to conserve their data.
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While in Asia, Pence is expected to push back against North Korea's positive media narrative around the Winter Olympics.
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The Taliban captured five villages in the area, reinforcements went to the area to push back the Taliban. Nov.
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The nation as a whole will need to push back against today's widening regional gaps with specific, intentional action.
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Fortunately, McAleenan is not afraid to speak his mind and push back against hastily thought-out policies if necessary.
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Billie Jo Calderwood, Tibbetts's aunt, seemed to push back against her niece's death being used to discuss illegal immigration.
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The Korean website UnderKG was the first to report Apple's decision to push back the event by a week.
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Toronto will push back RHP Aaron Sanchez an extra day and start LHP J.A. Happ in Thursday's series finale.
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"China's use of grey zone tactics will inevitably cause regional states to take countermeasures and push back," he wrote.
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At least in part, the briefing was designed to push back against the resolution, which the Trump administration opposes.
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" When he's not offering media criticism, Smith frequently speaks on the House floor to push back "climate change alarmists.
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A few members of Tibbetts's family have appeared to push back on the immigration rhetoric surrounding the student's death.
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It was a shocking win for Jones, despite major push back against Moore amid several allegations of sexual misconduct.
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He's said African and Hispanic Americans are hit hardest by illegal immigrants, though experts push back on that conclusion.
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Reuters first reported that Jackson plans to push back against allegations of misconduct, according to a White House official.
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Officers responded with pepper spray and billy clubs to push back surges of demonstrators, some of whom were masked.
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But if the president wants to really hurt Assad, he should push back against Iran, the strongman's chief protector.
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This was a stunning rebuke to Trump's strategy to push back on Iran's hegemonic ambitions in Iraq and Syria.
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The Associated Press reported that both Pfizer and Purdue Pharma had hired lobbyists to push back against such proposals.
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Trump promised to renegotiate trade deals and push back against trade practices that he said punished American manufacturing workers.
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Cal Bahr (R) called on people to push back against groups advocating for tougher gun laws in the state.
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Poor earnings from Dow components IBM and Goldman Sachs threatened to push back the index below 20.64,229, he added.
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Azar has since sought to push back on that reaction and indicate that he is serious about taking action.
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And I still felt that the conversation needed more options for Shepard to push back against what was stated.
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Benoit wants to change that by opening up his own repair shop to push back against Tesla's repair monopoly.
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A smarter strategy would be to push back against Iranian ambitions while maintaining verifiable constraints on Iranian nuclear activities.
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Worth noting: Pai isn't afraid to push back when he feels his positions are being mischaracterized in the media.
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But it concluded last year that the tribunal case presented an opening to push back in a different way.
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Talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, for example, started raising funds for elephant conservation Thursday to push back against Trump.
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I liked our push-back at the end, but we just needed a little more finish around the net.
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So the company mustered an army of fact checkers to push back against the daily cascade of fake stories.
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Individuals must push back when those values are threatened — especially when that threat comes from the commander in chief.
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We decide to push back our virtual happy hour to next week, and I have a beer by myself.
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Support for authoritarian leadership is concentrating in the Republican Party, and its elites are doing little to push back.
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HUCKABEE SANDERS: Look, I don't think that the president's ever been someone who gets attacked and doesn't push back.
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HUCKABEE SANDERS: Look, I think what's necessary is to push back against unnecessary attacks on the president both personally.
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House Democrats plan to push back on Trump's foreign policy, for example, and investigate pretty much anything they want.
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And I don't look and say 'well, I'm gonna push back lighter on this person because of their gender.
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He said the administration should also redouble its efforts to push back on Iran's military adventurism in the region.
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While elected Republicans push back from time to time, they have largely fallen in line when it really counted.
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Officially, the Western world's political and cultural elite does its best to undercut and push back against this narrative.
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To push back against the practice, the White House is using Section 301 of the Trade Act of 3013.
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But it also reveals that there are many Venezuelans willing to risk their lives to push back on Maduro.
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Politicians would push the boundaries; judges and generals would push back and eventually wipe the slate with a coup.
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It's also easy because the grown-ups rarely push back and, in fact, are often happy to go along.
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