Well, I would push back against that in two ways.
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He has every right to push back against unfair coverage.
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We've tried to push back against it, and we will.
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Or you can choose to push back against the ignorance.
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Benedict is surely right to push back against those depictions.
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And forcefully push back against anyone who criticizes those actions.
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And I think that will always push back against him.
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The Trump administration has vowed to push back against Iran.
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His instinct was to push back against violence and destruction.
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To push back against that wickedness requires becoming wicked yourself.
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Kinzinger encouraged the Trump administration to "push back" against the President.
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Examiners might push back against a system that removes the choice.
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Residents are working to push back against racism in other ways.
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Fox & Friends gently push back against Trump on Tuesday morning pic.twitter.
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Democrats would, of course, push back against whatever reasons Republicans offered.
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Officials in Dubrovnik have started to push back against the throngs.
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Still, Taiwan has tended to push back against threats from Beijing.
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There seems to be a growing push back against raising rates.
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The Trump team is continuing to push back against the recounts.
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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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We will push back against that because that is absolutely racist.
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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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Use your voice to push back against legislation that targets abortion providers.
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Ryan is not the only Republican to push back against Trump's proposal.
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Over the summer, HIV nonprofits rose up to push back against cuts.
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How do moms and the larger culture push back against that resistance?
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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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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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Aggressively push back against rumor and disinformation with frequent, fact-based communication.
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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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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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The energy to push back against "authority figures" should be directed elsewhere.
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Still, experts note the vote is a strong push back against Trump.
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States and cities were also starting to push back against the tide of
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Both agencies recently voted overwhelmingly to unionize to push back against the move.
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Reporters should push back against claims that hold up crunch as a positive.
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For her sake and that of Britain, MPs should push back against this.
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What should be done in the long term to push back against populism?
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For one thing, regulators are starting to push back against "black box" technologies.
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Mr Cordray managed to push back against plans to curb the CFPB's powers.
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It's not the job of the DNI to push back against the President.
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Judges aren't likely to push back against the prosecutor because of judicial elections.
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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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But there has already been some push back against the German regulator's decision.
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Bee discussed tech companies' efforts to push back against anti-vaccination conspiracy theorists.
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That's the only reason we push back against it — it wasn't our intention.
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Ryan is not the first WHO official to push back against the phrase.
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Neither is copying the other or trying to push back against the other.
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Until we push back against the insurance industry, this discrimination will never end.
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In particular they want help to push back against Iran, their main rival.
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He urged Egyptian clerics to push back against the jihadists of Islamic State (IS).
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Democrats look set to push back against Trump's effort to cut regulations on businesses.
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Miller's not afraid to push back against Homer – and to reinvent his poems completely.
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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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"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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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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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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Republicans on the Oversight Committee were quick to push back against the Cummings letter.
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Members of Congress have been introducing legislation for months to push back against Riyadh.
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Activists believe it's now even more important to push back against aggressive immigration enforcement.
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Lawmakers have already used the same argument to push back against Ramirez as well.
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Fortunately, the scientific community is working hard to push back against this proposed ban.
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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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Clinton's anger fueled her resolve to push back against Mr. Trump's most egregious statements.
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He sought to push back against Iran, even comparing its supreme leader to Hitler.
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"It takes tremendous courage to push back against people with money," Ms. Jones said.
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Ryan has worked to push back against the idea the bill is a bailout.
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We have yet to firmly put our foot down and push back against Kim.
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Southwick said it was essential that governments push back against organized crime and impunity.
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"Folks don't want to wait until 2018 to push back against Trump," Fiddler said.
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And internet companies have begun to push back against spy agency demands for users' data.
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Warren's answer was essentially to win elections and push back against McConnell with political pressure.
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Because when the atoms within get close enough together, they push back against each other.
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Scientists are looking at a number of ways to push back against the chlamydia epidemic.
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When she realized he was removing her clothes, she began to push back against him.
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So investors now want a strong new boss, able to push back against national stakeholders.
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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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The president has every right to push back against the overwhelmingly negative coverage he receives.
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This means the Republican Congress is not going to effectively push back against Trump's excesses.
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In fact there seems to be as much push back against those who condemn him.
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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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Recent events have even emboldened those who push back against the Death Of Football narrative.
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I don't want to push back against the idealism—necessary, perhaps—of the boxing trainer.
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Strzok is expected to push back against Trump's characterizations of the probe during his testimony.
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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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The Trump administration is likely to push back against a request for Trump's tax returns.
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Canada, France -- and perhaps even someday again the US -- can push back against these trends.
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Later, the House easily cleared the two-thirds threshold to push back against the veto.
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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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"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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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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The White House hopeful continued to push back against the Texas legislator's tweet on Friday.
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Pompeo answered that every individual has a "special obligation" to push back against such attacks.
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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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Sure, unexpected cross-seeds are sown that might push back against collective amnesia and inertia.
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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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We've already seen the regulatory environment, in cities, push back against companies like Uber and Lyft.
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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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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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But some others are turning to activism to push back against at system stacked against them.
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He formed a volunteer army of Twitter users, called "Electronic Bees," to push back against trolls.
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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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" Trump often uses Twitter to make announcements and push back against what he calls "fake news.
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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 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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We need stories and storytellers to push back against violent extremism and to build civil societies.
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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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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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Counter-protesters and civil rights advocates gathered in some cities to push back against the marches.
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Dry the tears, push back against the malaise, burn away the fog and stiffen the spine.
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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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We need to do more than just push back against their agenda to wreak more havoc.
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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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But voters in Taiwan have shown a tendency to push back against threats from the mainland.
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To a large extent, it "must be the people" who push back against illiberalism, she said.
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Vice President Wang appeared to push back against the United States' overall stance on tech issues.
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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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Plus, the FBI asked the Justice Department to push back against Trump's claim, but they have not.
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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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"We're seeing progress, but also pushback, and we need to push back against the pushback," she said.
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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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The automaker's lawyers did, however, push back against NHTSA's request, according to the correspondence released by PlainSite.
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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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So I urge you to push back against this creepy conservative doublespeak in three concrete ways:1.
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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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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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Since then, both companies have shown a growing appetite to push back against the spread of misinformation.
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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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He cited Patton's relationship with Trump to push back against Cohen's allegations that Trump is a racist.
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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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Then we'd push back against these poor people who are just trying to protect their client relations.
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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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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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The push back against this trend by a small percentage of Google employees is a laudable reaction.
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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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Such environmental push-back against mining has become an ever more common feature of the metals industry.
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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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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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It is much easier to say, 'I push back against this intrusive man sitting in New York.
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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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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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"We're trying to push back against landlord impunity as much as we can," said Tómas Lynch, 29.
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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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Bezos said it&aposs the responsibility of management to push back against employee outrage toward military contracts.
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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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Trump was supposed to push back against the Turkish plan, according to an official briefed on discussions.
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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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Ellison continued to push back against the allegations at the debate on Friday and said they are untrue.
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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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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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It allows them to push back against racism, take care of their own, and demand to be seen.
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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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An ex-HR official said the bank actually had a system in place to push back against tipsters.
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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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But in recent months, the Chinese government has been attempting to push back against criticism of the camps.
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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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Simon injects humor into his music as a way to push back against that, and has for years.
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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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Still, Musk continues to push back against who have raised concerns about the company's long-term financial outlook.
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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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It was difficult, he said, for parents to push back against the private boards that run the schools.
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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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Larry Moquin, a director at Takata, appeared to push back against the cost-saving measure, raising safety concerns.
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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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In the post-Wisconsin/Colorado/Wyoming climate, we might need to push back against the notion that Sen.
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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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Let's make 2019 the year we push back against the forces subverting the open spirit of the web.
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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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Obviously, Brexit is not necessary for Europe, or the West as a whole, to push back against China.
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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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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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Engaging with the hashtags, even to push back against them, could help promote them further, the DNC warned.
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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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Cuomo's campaign dismissed her as inexperienced and touted the governor's work to push back against President Donald Trump.
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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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As the use of "they" became more visible, right-wing critics began to push back against its use.
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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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Insurance regulators, particularly in states that have embraced Obamacare, are also likely to push back against the changes.
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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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Across the country, intense battles are being waged as utilities push back against the rapid spread of rooftop solar.
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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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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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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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Australia has also moved in recent months to push back against China's quest for greater influence in the Pacific.
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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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The Libertarian efforts to sway Republicans have also had to push back against the notion they are helping Clinton.
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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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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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So while his critics push back against Trump's executive order, the president remains on firm, if controversial, legal grounds.
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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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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 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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At least in part, the briefing was designed to push back against the resolution, which the Trump administration opposes.
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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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Reuters first reported that Jackson plans to push back against allegations of misconduct, according to a White House official.
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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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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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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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Talk show host Ellen DeGeneres, for example, started raising funds for elephant conservation Thursday to push back against Trump.
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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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HUCKABEE SANDERS: Look, I think what's necessary is to push back against unnecessary attacks on the president both personally.
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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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That's leading to hospital officials doing their own risk calculations—and beginning, gently, to push back against the rules.
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With a public option, we can't join together and push back against Big Pharma to lower prescription drug prices.
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Second, Estelle says keeping US troops in West Africa will help the Pentagon push back against Russia and China.
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But over all, the union was hobbled in its ability to push back against the company's message to workers.
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Liberal groups and Democratic lawmakers are already organizing to push back against any proposed tax cuts for the rich.
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Some developers have tried to push back against this by restricting uses of software that is otherwise open source.
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Unable to push back against the West overtly, the opportunistic, improvisational Putin has grasped at unconventional, even unlikely, weapons.
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Riot claimed that media reports and internal rumors about Gelb were untrue, but didn't push back against specific claims.
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If the last election was a push back against globalization, imagine what a rage against AI will look like.
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"I'm going to push back against everything that's so un-American that's coming out of this administration," she said.
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More young girls are beginning to call themselves feminists and push back against patriarchal or misogynistic attitudes, Yang said.
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They will certainly try to push back against Kudlow or any other non-protectionist who gets the NEC job.
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Hopefully, they can push back against some of the more excessive and contentious trade restrictions that have been suggested.
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Universities must push back against the narrowing of ideology generally to guarantee an open intellectual space for all students.
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Trump's defense on Wednesday also serves to push back against wider criticism of some recent major foreign policy decisions.
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Democratic partisans and liberal media outlets are the ones best positioned to push back against this kind of stuff.
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The question of whether the president is well-equipped to push back against the onslaught remains an open one.
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They also left him feeling slightly ashamed that he wasn't able to push back against Trump in the moment.
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Was it to push back against leaks or throw cold water on impeachment chatter, or because of internal pressure?
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This is a global epidemic caused by the failures of our governments to push back against the greed of oligarchy.
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Now the Trump administration may be looking to be using the umbrella of the AUMF to push back against Iran.
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And the Republican National Committee has started a "Lyin' Comey" website to push back against claims in Mr. Comey's book.
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As much as Google wants to push back against the notion, price has always been a key factor in adoption.
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"I'd push back against the argument that she's pushing the department toward an Islamist-only approach to terrorism," he said.
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Murphy said the group has no choice but to look into every option to push back against the tariff policy.
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"If it's properly handled there is a way to push back against the Iranians in the region," says Mr Indyk.
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"How do I push back against my friends who give me shit for having a Wing membership?" one woman asked.
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The rest of the world's push-back against this dominance has grown similarly, with the United States taking the lead.
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So when he does speak, everything he says is meant to push back against any potential divisions he could stoke.
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Trump remains among the most Russia-friendly presidents in modern memory — but he still wants to push back against Moscow.
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The greater creator community would also push back against the policy — a policy that opens the door to confusing questions.
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It's a testament to his wits when he manages to push back against his enemies while hardly wasting a bullet.
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"I really want to push back against this idea that taxes are the sign of a nanny state," Madsen said.
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But the press is right to push back against the presidential declaration that there&aposs no longer a nuclear threat.
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Visit Sierra Club's EV guide, to find the perfect EV to push back against Trump's dangerous attacks on our climate.
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The North Carolina governor signed the bill into law, and has since gone on to push back against heavy criticism.
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He frequently appears on the cable news shows to advance the Democrats' message and push back against the GOP agenda.
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The Free Press noted that Democrats on the state education board are pledging to push back against the proposed changes.
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"Our host community came to us asking if we would help them push back against this ban," said Debold Fusco.
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Republicans in Congress have long pressed for more assistance to Ukraine to push back against Mr. Putin, including lethal aid.
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Three advocacy groups backed by the Kochs on Monday announced a multimillion-dollar campaign to push back against the tariffs.
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Pichai will push back against allegations of political bias, according to written testimony published by the committee ahead his appearance.
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A coordinated legal, legislative, and national strategy will empower organizations to push back against the interests of the marijuana industry.
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" Sasse said the decision would be the "best thing the United States can do to push back against Chinese cheating.
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The Russia connection To push back against Iran's growing influence, Israel has turned not to the US, but to Russia.
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"This court has repeatedly been called upon to push back against the incredible overreach by the Obama administration," she said.
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But in our diet- and exercise-obsessed wellness culture, it is incredibly difficult to push back against the current norms.
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Whenever I can, I try to push back against the cliché that waitresses are too stupid to do anything else.
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Wade and recommit to our pro-life efforts, we must vigorously push back against censorship of the pro-life agenda.
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She tries to push back against commissioner Chris Tang Ping-Keung's condoning the arrest of all protestors, to no avail.
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Wilson might have done more to push back against the land grab, but he was having problems of his own.
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That has irritated Republicans, sharpening their determination to stick together and push back against the efforts to prolong the trial.
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" Signers are then prompted to donate to the group, "so we can continue to push back against the Deranged Democrats.
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But they added Romney will not be afraid to push back against the president if he believes that is necessary.
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Many economists tend to push back against such efforts, asserting there are numerous benefits to global trade and economic integration.
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Mahaney said Amazon could reasonably push back against regulation since its overall share of retail sales is still relatively small.
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It is up to adults to push back against efforts to undermine this crucial part of the social safety-net.
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"A more centralized office would give public defenders more of that political power to push back against prosecutors," Pfaff says.
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Why it matters: The Ugandan case demonstrates the difficulties western governments face as they try to push back against China.
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You'd think the White House would be using the sanctions tools Congress has given it to push back against Moscow.
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So it's perhaps understandable that a US president would use military force to push back against all these security challenges.
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Protesters said Tsai's government should push back against Beijing, and advocated a referendum on independence to avoid being "swallowed up".
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Specifically, McCabe authorized officials to push back against allegations that he had slowed down an investigation into the Clinton Foundation.
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Neak is not depicting a Cambodia where sexism doesn't exist, but one where women are empowered to push back against it.
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Earlier cases in which researchers have called into question a common treatment suggest surgeons may push back against the stent findings.
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Online, Evans continued to push back against traditional evangelical positions, debating gender roles in the church and advocating for LGBTQ inclusion.
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We increasingly want politicians to push back against the bland, corporatist kind of politics Frank and Claire represent, to elevate outsiders.
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There have been disclosures that Burr helped the White House to push back against critical stories about the Trump-Russia connections.
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Another possibility, though, is that the Trump administration and Republicans in Congress will try to push back against the recent gains.
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This makes sense: women who are guaranteed a stable income besides their tips can afford to push back against unwelcome advances.
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The White House sees India as a key partner in U.S. efforts to push back against Beijing's rising influence in Asia.
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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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Is this administration encouraging rebellion on the part of the Iranian people to push back against that regime and that leadership?
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They're doing their bit to push back against a culture that's erased black people, while also profiting from their creative inventions.
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So for me photography (and storytelling in general) was always a way to push back against stereotypes and explore social issues.
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When the residents push back against Grump's proposed plans, he has a straight-up temper tantrum, leaving them in tears. Classy.
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In a bid to push back against Washington, Huawei filed a lawsuit in March against the US government, alleging unconstitutional discrimination.
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The proposal comes as Trump looks to push back against Democratic attacks on his fitness to serve as commander in chief.
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But numerous state and local figures oppose it, and Maine lawmakers passed legislation to push back against it before its creation.
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Since then, the focus has shifted to naval cooperation as India seeks to push back against Chinese influence in the region.
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If you want to push back against online tracking, you've got several options to pick from when choosing a default browser.
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Worth noting: Avowed free-traders in the administration didn't even push back against this narrative when I reached out to them.
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In your attempt to push back against the ORC's colonization effort, you'll break into refineries, clear minefields, and solve simple puzzles.
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In a voice-over, Mon Mothma explains that the rebellion is all that there is to push back against the Empire.
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"Incorporation of dildos into the protest is also a feminist push-back against the majority white male, conservative legislature," she added.
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They also plan to push back against any potentially false arguments for the wall Trump might make to a national audience.
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John Cornyn, the majority whip, said that Republicans plan to push back against any Democratic attacks against Haspel during the hearing.
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It comes as Democrats mull whether to formally push back against the sanctions relief for the Russian companies, announced last month.
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Trump's letter shows an attempt to push back against the Turkish invasion, despite his withdrawal being the act that triggered it.
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Trump has made a push in recent days to push back against criticism of his attacks on a federal judge's heritage.
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But some consumers, workers and regulators are starting to push back against what they see as abuses in the sharing economy.
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But acknowledging the Democrats' inability to block legislation, she implored women of both parties to push back against the repeal effort.
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The efforts to push back against groups like ICER and the policies they support must be communicated across our rural regions.
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The Wenja people are scattered, leaving Takkar to first find them and, eventually, push back against the threats looming over Oros.
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Sean Vanaman, the co-founder of video game company Campo Santo, decided to use copyright law to push back against Kjellberg.
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He also has not been afraid to push back against the White House in the past, as he did in 2004.
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On Monday, Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky Lab announced its intention to push back against the U.S. Government's ban on its software.
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Since coming to power in 2014, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi of Iraq has worked to push back against Iranian hegemony.
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Elaborate yet insistently skeletal tracks let her vocals tease, swoop, push back against pressure, blossom into harmonies and bask in satisfaction.
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But it is going to give them a little more confidence to push back against the market pricing for rate cuts.
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Days after reportedly receiving death threats for urging Americans to "push back" against members of the Trump administration in public, Rep.
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But he is increasingly turning to a tool that allows him to push back against a justice system he calls unfair.
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There appear to have been no attempts to push back against Beijing's increasing proclivity to commit rights abuses beyond its borders.
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Perhaps there's a chance that Americans and their institutions can still push back against this country's drift toward authoritarianism under Trump.
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But I also felt that walking away would make me powerless to do anything to push back against the administration's dishonesty.
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But he lost some of his ability to push back against Trump after he was diagnosed with brain cancer in 1985.
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There is a danger when the institutions of government push back against policies they believe to be unwise or especially unlawful.
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Romney pledged to repeal the Affordable Care Act and push back against its provisions that critics say infringe on religious freedom.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Huawei plans to take its push-back against the US government to a new level this week.
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Ex-military men within the Trump administration, like Secretary of Defense James Mattis, should push back against the White House's plan.
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Cisneros praised Warren and echoed the Massachusetts senator's campaign promise to push back against the influence of deep-pocketed corporate interests.
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In a bid to push back against Washington, this month Huawei filed a lawsuit against the US government, alleging unconstitutional discrimination.
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Occasionally I needed to push back against ideas or expectations Iranians — particularly in government — had about me as a female photojournalist.
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But their message is struggling to get traction, while conservatives push back against "activists" who mention climate change during a crisis.
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Sasse lauded Trump's direction as "the best thing the United States can do to push back against Chinese cheating" in a statement.
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The goal of the festival, Ms. Asumadu said, is to push back against statistics like these and give such writers greater visibility.
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It would make the continent less able to help the U.S. push back against Russian assertiveness along Europe's eastern seam, analysts said.
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They said, can you just sell us arms, so we can push back against the Russians&apos aggression and bomb their tanks?
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But unlike Lagerfeld, their clothing tries to push back against the old rules about who has power, and who can't access it.
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Tyrion's PR strategy to push back against Cersei's characterization of her as a foreign conqueror was plucked straight out of Aegon's playbook.
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We must also push back against those in the media who exclude these communities or diminish them through discriminatory tropes and caricatures.
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"Each and every human has an obligation to push back against this violence, from every faith," Pompeo said, avoiding the precise question.
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The question now is whether other cities, in part facing pressures from local unions, will also push back against Uber and Lyft.
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In the meantime, we are proud to support Strike4Democracy's #F17 National Day of Action to Push Back Against Assaults on Democratic Principles.
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She is able to push back against that because people know her and I think that's what's notable about candidates like Rashida.
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Clinton's aides have tried to push back against these attacks and charity watchdog organizations have rated the Clinton Foundation highly this year.
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This comes as the White House is escalating its efforts to push back against congressional inquiries that they argue cross the line.
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"It's an attempt to push back against these bigoted statements and policy proposals using humor," CAIR National Communications Director Ibrahim Hooper said.
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But on both counts—stabilising the relationship with China, while rallying partners to push back against it—America has an uphill task.
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"Facebook and Twitter was part and parcel of the democratic push back against the failed coup attempt against the president," Hattotuwa said.
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Museums must push back against assumptions and share important truths, he suggests, but in a way that is accessible to all people.
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In the meantime, we are proud to support Strike2100Democracy's #F28 National Day of Action to Push Back Against Assaults on Democratic Principles.
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The Clinton campaign will have a small army of supporters blanketing the battleground states to push back against Trump's message going forward.
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And so that's two powerful lobbying groups that are going to push back against cuts that'll shrink the size of the program.
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It's also a great time to evaluate (and push back against) the way Black people are portrayed in media and literature today.
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Trump repeatedly accused Mueller of waging "a witch hunt" against him — and Mueller was again ready to push back against the accusation.
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The responsibility to continue this progress lies with each of us to push back against the unconscious bias within our own minds.
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"This is going to a place where we've never gone before, to push back against the families of the fallen," he said.
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The attorney appeared to be attempting to imply that Yovanovich didn't do enough to "push back" against the "concerted campaign" against her.
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Perhaps that's precisely what appealed to Sullivan about Weinstein's case: the ultimate opportunity to push back against the supposed excesses of #MeToo.
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" Romney, asked if Trump should publicly push back against the rhetoric, said the president "has a special responsibility to unite all Americans.
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And until Democrats check their unhinged disdain for conservatives, and push back against their violent tendencies, Texans will continue to reject them.
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Some schools are expected to push back against the change, especially if they have elected to admit students with less traditional qualifications.
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This week, Toronto students became the latest to push back against their school's restrictive dress codes with their "Crop Top Day" protest.
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Fortunately, the traditional science fiction fans were able to push back against the various Puppy campaigns and win that fight, I think.
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"I'm going to push back against everything that's so un-American that's coming out of this administration," Ms. Tlaib promised the audience.
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She can't quench her hope, can't stop herself from trying to push back against the injustices that have her in their grip.
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Mr. Trump is increasingly using pardons as a tool that allows him to push back against a justice system he calls unfair.
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"One of my goals these days has been to really push back against the notion that the world is ending," says Swain.
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Several state attorneys general have used the courts to push back against Trump's efforts to scuttle Obama-era environmental and climate policies.
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The entire episode also highlighted how an executive branch could, and should, push back against foreign crooks trying to quash American investigations.
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Domestic carrier executives have appealed to President Trump and Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson to push back against the Gulf countries.
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A few months later, the same super PAC spent $250 million on online trolls to push back against Sanders's social media popularity.
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Stefanik, Zeldin and Lesko rose to be leading voices in the push back against impeachment during the public hearing in the House.
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I'm also uncomfortable with how little he has done to push back against the aggression and nastiness of some of his supporters.
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The Catholic novelist Flannery O'Connor famously advised her coreligionists to push back against the age as hard as it pushes against you.
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During his brief statement to the court, the prosecutor appeared to go out of his way to push back against Trump's attacks.
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Sanders used his speech last year to urge his supporters to "continue the fight" and publicly push back against the Trump administration.
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But even when investors do push back against aggressive terms, the balance of power is still weighted heavily in the issuers' favour.
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The biggest tech companies continue to test the limits of antitrust laws, behave unethically and push back against government intervention, she said.
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Both pilots tried to push back against the system by angling the plane back up dozens of times, but MCAS kept reactivating.
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Republicans will have to decide whether to push back against the White House, and that depends on whether they have the votes.
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At least today, we've got some very good people there and they have been able to push back against his worst instincts.
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Mr. Newsom's push back against charter schools aligns with a broader shift away from Democrats' previous embraces of the charter school model.
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Instead, Moser used the Democratic committee's attacks as a rallying cry for progressives to push back against the more moderate, arrogant establishment.
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But this has brought more meaning to this march because it shows that we're here to push back against business as usual.
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As the waves break in the upper atmosphere, they push back against fast-moving atmospheric winds with tremendous force, slowing those winds down.
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The incoming Trump administration has taken seriously the task of assembling the best individuals to push back against the threats facing our country.
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Really since 2005, Iran has shown a number of times that it is willing to push back against international pressure or foreign pressure.
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Yellen "may give some signals about how much she will push back against the Trump administration's regulatory agenda," Keefe, Bruyette & Woods analysts said.
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Sadow and others have ways to push back against Tesla by jailbreaking the cars and getting the features owners feel are rightfully theirs.
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But as companies and third-party groups have tried to push back against bot campaigns, simply identifying the accounts has proven remarkably difficult.
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"He knows Turkey is completely isolated in the Middle East, and cannot push back against the Saudis without American backing," says Mr Cagaptay.
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On one level, Casper represents a push-back against companies that are losing money and do not have any imminent path to profitability.
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When he and his friends decide enough is enough, they rise up to push back against the racism happening in their own community.
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Facebook's decision to hire Clegg could signal that it is looking to push back against the EU's continued efforts to regulate tech companies.
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Maybe it's just a personality trait, but I think as a journalist it's my role to constantly push back against unity of thought.
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Maybe you feel shitty for eating turkey and gravy when you could be working to push back against the forces of the apocalypse.
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Beyond fiery missives there is little Washington can do to unify a fractured global response and effectively push back against Beijing&aposs demands.
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The Afghan government was the second country since Monday to push back against Trump's remarks made during that Oval Office meeting with Khan.
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" Schwab went on push back against the stereotype of the people who come to the annual meeting, often referred to as "Davos Man.
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After Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait, Bush and his advisers put together an impressive international alliance to push back against this aggression.
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A day later, the White House sought to push back against those reports, dispatching high-ranking administration officials to try containing the fallout.
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The Texas senator used it to push back against queries over unreported loans to his 2012 Senate campaign from Goldman Sachs and Citigroup.
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The stock market has has been under attack since Dodd Frank 10 years ago and since the push back against Worldcom and Enron.
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Party leaders have not done enough to push back against these kinds of statements and now it is coming back to bite them.
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Trump's deputy chief of staff, communications director and spokeswoman — which saw her regularly, publicly push back against what she perceived as unfair coverage.
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So, it's been in this relationship that I've allowed myself to push back against the narrative I created and determine that I'm queer.
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South Africans are overwhelmingly cheering the court's ruling, which they see as a push back against the corruption that has proliferated throughout government.
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Greater efforts to push back against Russia coercion must be joined by steps to shore up that which is making Russian coercion possible.
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They know that there's no way that this administration is really going to push back against what they're doing in a meaningful way.
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Southeast Asia's public security agencies remain heavily militarized and lack adequate budget, training and regional cooperation frameworks to push back against organized crime.
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Rather, we're trying to push back against the bullies — influential people who have real potential to cause harm, or have already caused it.
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He plans to use his military occupation of that zone as an established fact to push back against resistance from Moscow and Damascus.
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Many people push back against the idea of exploitation, arguing that athletes should instead be grateful because they are receiving a free education.
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And congressional Republicans, who have immense power, have done almost nothing to push back against the President when he aggressively flexes his muscles.
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Birtherism -- like talking about state's rights in Mississippi -- was a quick, convenient way to attract people ready to push back against black advancement.
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So, many Kurds shuddered when Turkish tanks and soldiers recently rolled into northern Syria, with American support, to push back against Kurdish gains.
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The United States, meanwhile, has made clear it intends to push back against China's growing tech power in order to maintain American dominance.
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For example, our allies are undoubtedly using FARA-regulated work to push back against the inward-looking nationalism that fuels today's conservative populism.
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A long count in California might not be the sort of show of strength he needs to push back against the presumptive nominee.
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But he has also seemed to suggest that there is not much he can do to push back against the Russian leader's denials.
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On Tuesday, Schumer told Bloomberg he wouldn't support it unless Republicans reinstated other formal processes for Democrats to push back against different nominees.
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In recent years, officials have tried to push back against Western values in textbooks and English-language acronyms in television and radio broadcasts.
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With Aperture, Kraus is looking to re-energize mutual funds and passionately push back against the idea that investors can't beat the market.
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GM has hired Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to push back against Einhorn's proposal, said a person with direct knowledge of the matter.
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But there is also a pragmatic reason for companies like Twitter to push back against intelligence authorities using tools to monitor Twitter activity.
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But China has continued to push back against human rights allegations, and there's no sign that Beijing appears ready to shift its policies.
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They seek to push back against the materialism and individualism that have saturated the secular left and right, all at an affordable price.
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Our government should use diplomatic and security channels to push back against pressure on the media and Beijing's takeover of Chinese community groups.
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It suggests that these institutions in South Africa were strong enough to resist this kind of patronage and push back against Zuma's corruption.
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Dems took the House, and I'm ready to push back against Trump, our only president unwilling to be president for all the people.
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Women's rights groups have recently started to push back against what they called the government's tendency to regulate a woman's right to choose.
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It was created by a group of journalists to push back against the torrents of Russian disinformation sowing chaos in the country's politics.
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As a result, the United States Navy's ability to effectively push back against Chinese maritime assertiveness in the area has been noticeably constrained.
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To resist is to do something negative — to push back against someone else's agenda when your own back is up against the wall.
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And tax policy has not done enough to push back against these forces: The middle class, not the affluent, deserves a tax cut.
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When asked by Hemmer if Trump's comments were necessary, Sanders said it's necessary for the president to push back against attacks against him.
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In recent years the company has run initiatives to push back against what is widely described as a rigid, top-down management system.
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In a new campaign ad, she cites her grandfather's experience fighting Nazis during World War II to push back against Trump's controversial response.
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Ms. Tsai's government has tried to push back against China's campaign — "on a daily basis," as Mr. Wu, the foreign minister, put it.
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And he stressed the need for the United States to push back against Moscow's efforts to undermine democracy worldwide--including using cyber means.
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Europe & the far-right Officials in two European countries took steps to push back against what they consider threats from the far-right.
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Mr. Comey urged the Justice Department this weekend to push back against Mr. Trump's claims, but the department has not said anything publicly.
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The announcement of DeSantis's finance team was likely meant to push back against Putnam, who has raised mountains of cash of his own.
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Charlotta Zetterstrom, who owns the company with her husband, the chef David Zetterstrom, said they started it to push back against industrialized baking.
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Trump isn't particularly popular among Canadians, and his tough talk seems to have given Trudeau more leverage to push back against Washington's demands.
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Thousands of people held multiple rallies across the city to celebrate diversity and push back against the hateful views the white nationalists espouse.
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Failing to act now, after declining many chances to push back against the market, would cause a selloff that could infect the real economy.
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Scattered reports on Saturday morning suggested that the governor had communicated with his old college pals and decided to push back against the criticism.
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The U.S. has been encouraging Saudi investment in Iraqi reconstruction as a measure to push back against neighboring Iran's heavy clout in the country.
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Google's Sundar Pichai has thrown his support behind Apple's recent decision to push back against the FBI and not build a backdoor into iOS.
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The party can't afford to put someone in this position who will drown their efforts to push back against this Republican line of attack.
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With respect to Iran, May called for a push-back against Tehran's "aggressive efforts" to build its influence through the Middle East to Europe.
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"I've been one of the leaders at the forefront, both locally and nationally, trying to push back against those attempts by extremists," Askini said.
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The post also voiced support for another strike, the "National Day of Action to Push Back Against Assaults on Democratic Principles," set for Friday.
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They also urged the Trump administration to push back against growing anti-Muslim and anti-immigrant sentiments in the country and around the world.
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The company has been largely absent from the debate around fake news, even though News Genius was intended to push back against dubious claims.
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Since then, Barr has used his position at the top of the justice system to push back against investigations as well as Democratic attacks.
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In the now infamous op-ed, the official bashed the president's "amorality" and praised the work of "unsung heroes" who push back against him.
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The Epoch Times provided Li with an English-language way to push back against China — a position that would eventually dovetail with Trump's election.
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Security vendors would almost definitely push back against any such scheme, as has happened whenever Harkins has brought up his idea in the past.
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The purpose of the group is to push back against the claims made by CompTIA and other lobbyists fighting against right to repair legislation.
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Purwanti - whose day job as a development worker includes tackling natural disasters - said her campaign is to push back against Indonesia's obsession with virginity.
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In Appalachia, landowner rights have been an anti-pipeline rallying cry, as people push back against the government taking their homes through eminent domain.
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Trump routinely spoke over Clinton as she attempted to push back against his accusations that she supported trade deals that hurt the U.S. economy.
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And, look, part of his grit, and part of his determination to get to that long future is to push back against these obstacles.
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The intention was to "push back against Mueller – make him work and prove that he needed to talk to the president," the source said.
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Every week seems to bring hearings on Capitol Hill or think-tank conferences to debate how—not whether—America should push back against China.
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Some former female staffers went so far as to organize a campaign to push back against the allegations and keep Franken in his seat.
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BENSON: I think the press has every right to push back against some of the excesses from the president for he goes too far.
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Di Maio has done little to push back against the government's rightward turn, even as the rebels in his party are growing more defiant.
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This "new" angle has provided developing countries with fresh ammunition to push back against broader pro-environmental, (arguably) anti-developmental demands of wealthy countries.
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It feels like when I was a kid and Reagan was in office, music and art went crazy as a push back against him.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Students at the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) continue to push back against rising tuition.
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Its near-rejection of the RNC's bid is yet another show of Democratic-led cities trying to push back against Trump and his policies.
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Dangerous that #Trump and Co. (Pence esp.) are eliminating few remaining people willing to push back against harmful policies, like abstinence-only sex ed.
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It is a crucial time for the White House as the U.S. explores new strategies to push back against North Korea's growing nuclear program.
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Privately, some at the NRSC wondered just how they were supposed to push back against claims about ties to lobbyists that were irrefutably true.
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But Washington must help Israel the most, since it is most exposed and has repeatedly demonstrated a strong willingness to push back against Iran.
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In Chicago, 28-year-old Brenda Burciaga was among thousands of people who marched through the streets to push back against the new administration.
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Trudeau said his government would push back against Boeing, which he accused of trying to put thousands of Canadian aerospace employees out of work.
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Jackson has since walked back her comments according to The New York Times, but efforts to push back against DeVos on the issue remain.
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"So, I think having transgender people involved in the legal system in the courts in government helps to push back against that systemic discrimination."
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After that third election, when David Cameron became their leader, the Conservatives began to push back against Mr Blair's domination of the centre ground.
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In areas like foreign policy, Trump has to grapple with an often recalcitrant bureaucracy that is willing to push back against his unorthodox policies.
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And citizens must push back against corporate hyper-activism and demand that politicians once again defend capitalism – and the principles that built American greatness.
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"This is going to a place where we've never gone before, to push back against the families of the fallen," Graham told the Times.
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As part of an effort to raise awareness and push back against the policy, lawmakers have toured holding facilities where migrants are being kept.
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But China's role as supplier of last resort is heavily laden with irony given the political push back against its exports of aluminium products.
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But Trump personally urged Acosta to appear before the press to push back against his critics, according to a person familiar with the conversation.
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Branstad was successfully able to push back against Miller's argument by pointing out that many non-elite universities also relied heavily on Chinese students.
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Politico reported Wednesday, however, that political and institutional push-back against Whitaker's appointment might hamper any attempt to shut down the special counsel's inquiry.
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UAW is the largest union representing workers in the auto industry, and it vowed to push back against GM's decision to close domestic plants.
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The US warship conducted what the Navy refers to as a "Freedom of Navigation Operation" to push back against Russian claims on the waters.
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The chief economist is more likely to push back against the agency attorneys when their own credibility among their peers is put into jeopardy.
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Insurers and lawmakers have begun to push back against the popular copay programs, saying they raise the cost of medications in the long run.
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Second, regional diplomats and the international community need to push back against Houthi action and call out their ill intent to divert food aid.
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You know your show has a big budget when you have to push back against assertions that it's the most expensive show ever made.
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Since signing the third bailout package in the summer of 2015, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has less leverage to push back against his creditors.
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Markets believe a rate cut later this month is a slam dunk, and the Fed has done little to push back against that thinking.
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In Congress, as Trump tries to enact his agenda, Democrats and their leadership will push back against odious legislation and executive actions targeting immigrants.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) to help push back against a New York Times article on pre-election contacts between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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There are good reasons for feminists to continue to push back against the idea that to be raped is to be a passive victim.
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Halasa's pungently witty and occasionally uneven novel contrasts the ways in which the women of the Sabas family embrace or push back against tradition.
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In an effort to push back against the bill, Uber and Lyft proposed establishing a $21-an-hour minimum wage for drivers in California.
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The political context: President Trump made a surprising pitch for tougher gun regulations and urged Republicans to push back against the National Rifle Association.
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Stereotypes about African-Americans abound, she told me, in part because so few black people live on the islands to push back against them.
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The documents could influence where the committee goes next and how quickly it goes to court to try to push back against defiant witnesses.
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In the December hearing before the House Judiciary Committee, he did push back against some of the president's comments, albeit in a nonconfrontational way.
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One of the most fundamental ways to keep a narrative from bolstering a predator's glorified self-impression is to directly push back against it.
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Matthew Brooks, the executive director of the Republican Jewish Coalition, accused Democratic leaders of failing to push back against "hostile" remarks from Democratic candidates.
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They have mounted an increasingly frantic effort to persuade lawmakers to preserve Nafta and push back against the provisions the United States is advocating.
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Nonetheless, the governor portrayed himself as a bulwark against the president, repeatedly highlighting steps he has taken to push back against White House initiatives.
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Mr. McGahn's departure leaves the White House without one of the few senior advisers who have been willing to push back against Mr. Trump.
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In the Pacific Northwest, a coalition of gas utilities has launched a $20303 million PR effort to push back against electrification in the region.
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He spent parts of the past two weeks in South Carolina as part of his group's work to push back against the PAHCF campaign.
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The affirmation of constructive bilateral ties between the two powers comes in the wake of President Trump's repeated pledge to push back against China.
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Furthermore, officials from the administration and Israeli government recently penned a joint strategic initiative to push-back against Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile program.
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A report this past weekend said Pence is expected to push back against any positive media narrative the Winter Olympics creates for North Korea.
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It also afforded the teens walking behind me the privilege of laughing at a cruel joke, rather than trying to push back against it.
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We must lead from the front, chart a clear path for regional stability and prosperity and push back against China filling the power void.
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Many of the responses underscored that it's hard to push back against discrimination when you're unsure how to show it's even happening to you.
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Asked on Tuesday by NBC News' Andrea Mitchell whether he would "also push back" against the targeting of culturally significant sites, Pompeo replied indignantly.
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With Congress stripping away consumer privacy protections, it's up to states push back against the repeal of federal policies that protect basic consumer rights.
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Critics say the policy is part of a nationalist agenda that includes stigmatization of sexual minorities and a push back against Western liberal values.
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Republicans who push back against Mr. Trump's norm violations, Mr. Levitsky and Mr. Mickey said, may face punishment from voters loyal to Mr. Trump.
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The FDA has also appeared more willing to push back against drugmakers when substantial evidence of a drug's benefit is in question, Syed noted.
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Over the past few weeks, there have been efforts to push back against Trump's victory in the Electoral College, where he won 28503 votes.
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Gorka has frequently sought to establish himself in the White House as someone who can be counted on to push back against the media.
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Their bill would push back against the expansion of overdraft fees, barring financial institutions from charging them on debit card transactions and ATM withdrawals.
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The suit is part of a markedly aggressive legal and public relations offensive that Huawei has recently mounted to push back against spying accusations.
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The Voice was a place where I realized we could push back against the lazy zombie narratives foisted on black folks by non-blacks.
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India has been trying to promote economic cooperation with Myanmar to try to push back against China's expansive involvement in infrastructure development across south Asia.
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Amazon reached out to Gizmodo to push back against Business Insider's description of this new position as representative of a new, full-fledged delivery service.
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"Fed speakers have done little to push back against this expectation ... we expect no fireworks," JPMorgan economist Michael Feroli said in a note to clients.
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If they try to push back against today's move then you could probably conclude that China doesn't want to see a breach of 7 level.
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More often than not, these stories have been a welcomed part of the conversation and have helped to push back against traditional notions of masculinity.
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Elon Musk took to Twitter on Wednesday to push back against claims that Tesla has used cheap foreign labor to build one of its facilities.
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But in what many of Mr. Bush's supporters now say was a strategic error, his campaign did not immediately push back against the schoolyard taunt.
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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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"This is going to a place where we've never gone before, to push back against the families of the fallen," he said in a statement.
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Conway and other members of Trump's top staff have had to gently push back against Trump's eagerness to compete in states where Republicans aren't competitive.
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During Trump's first 14 months in office, Mattis and Tillerson formed a united front to push back against the president on key national security issues.
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Only a few of the photographers push back against the attempt to keep things on the level of what Brenner calls "the human condition," i.e.
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There, Clinton's campaign said she was against cutting COLAs, would push back against privatization of the program, and fight efforts to increase the retirement age.
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Empowering female founders to push back against abusive investors could be a powerful first step to making the tech industry a more female-friendly place.
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Trump appears more willing to push back against leaders who espouse a political doctrine that he views as a threat to his own political standing.
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"America needs a President who will push back against the growth of government -- and mean it," the former New Mexico governor said in the email.
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Apparent suicides linked to the protests have led some to push back against what they warn is an unhealthy martyrdom complex growing among some circles.
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But his misleading comments are in service of a broader goal: to push back against the notion that he's at Vladimir Putin's beck and call.
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Widely expected to take place in Chicago, Obama could use the speech to push back against what he's warned is a tribalistic and isolationist streak.
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The good thing is we now have cultural forces that push back against those men, but I don't think we're quite there yet with racism.
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India is trying to push back against China's expanding involvement in infrastructure building across south Asia, by offering financial and technical aid of its own.
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At almost the same time, Coats said he would be willing to discuss later whether Trump leaned on him to push back against Russia reports.
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It would be the latest in a series of efforts by regulators to push back against a wave of consolidation among major health care providers.
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"Diversity of thought" has long been a lever used by critics of the concept of D&I work to push back against meaningful diversity efforts.
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Nicolas Ghesquière, Louis Vuitton's artistic director of women's collections, posted on Instagram to push back against President Donald Trump's recent appearance alongside the brand's leadership.
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Nicolas Ghesquière, Louis Vuitton's Artistic Director of Women's Collections, posted on Instagram to push back against President Donald Trump's recent appearance alongside the brand's leadership.
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So it's heartening to see AWS employees push back against company policies — and worrying to see Amazon refuse to engage with them in good faith.
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China has used the move as a justification to push back against the market dominance of American companies like Cisco, IBM and Qualcomm in China.
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Mining companies push back against higher royalties, or other forms of contribution such as underwriting new infrastructure, largely because they boost costs and cut profits.
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McCarthy and Reed sought to push back against their states' governors, with McCarthy blasting a gas-tax raise in California that takes effect on Wednesday.
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To be able to push back against where people have positioned you to be, and be yourself... It's a political act, it's a necessary endeavor.
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India, which is just next door, is starting to push back against China's growing influence and so are the United States and Japan, experts say.
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Almost all of them reached deep within themselves to push back against harsh circumstances, the likes of which are unimaginable for many of us today.
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The list's authors join a growing group of women who've used online organizing to push back against powerful figures accused of sexual harassment and assault.
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Yes, but only if the people in them are willing to hear each other, and push back against the power imbalances that shape their stories.
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The Prime Minister's silence demonstrates that he's unwilling to push back against Trump and his outrageous use of an old and virulent anti-Semitic charge.
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Sanders suggested that, if elected, Buttigieg could not be trusted to push back against the powerful interests of those that have donated to his campaign.
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The reassurance was reportedly part of an attempt to push back against the idea that Trump's team is in disarray following questions from the Times.
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And the longer the U.S. and the E.U. are at an impasse, the less likely it is that they can push back against China together.
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We should say no to attempts to push back against this acceptance by misusing "science" to brand birth-anatomy difference as "cheating" or otherwise unfair.
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"The main goal will be to draw attention to the ridiculous hypocrisy of the liberal mainstream media and to push back against them," he said.
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Confirmation hearings offer Republican senators the opportunity to push back against an erratic president without the risks associated with up or down votes on legislation.
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Mr. Yiannopoulos has been giving inflammatory speeches on a college tour meant to push back against what he sees as the stifling politically correct left.
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Cohn was a grown-up in the room, one of the few voices who would push back against key tenets of the president's ramrod style.
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Apple's huge successes in China have also left it more vulnerable to new rules that Beijing has set up to push back against foreign companies.
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It is the spark of hope that inspires us to push back against the invisible systems that shape our lives — creating a chance for change.
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Transgressive stars of the 1960s, like Mick Jagger, and glam-rockers of the '70s, like David Bowie, used androgyny to push back against gender constraints.
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The incident comes in the middle of a full-court press by the Chinese government to push back against the accusations from the eccentric billionaire.
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I would hope he'd want to work with Congress in a bipartisan fashion to push back against Russia, because they're really up to no good.
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When singer-songwriter Alicia Keys began appearing in public without makeup in 2016, it was, in part, an effort to push back against such expectations.
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Teal Group aerospace analyst Richard Aboulafia said the probes may trigger push-back against digital certification, even if there is no evidence it is unsafe.
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Never. Does that mean a wave of isolationism has infected Washington and we won't honor our treaty commitments or push back against Moscow in another crisis?
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Broadband providers will likely balk at any bill that tries to regulate zero rating, while activists will push back against anything that doesn't rein it in.
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Both India and China have been locked in a contest for influence, with New Delhi trying to push back against Beijing's expansive diplomacy in the region.
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Florida's Andrew Gillum, Georgia's Stacey Abrams, and Texas's Beto O'Rourke and MJ Hegar showed us how aspiration and inspiration can push back against fear and condemnation.
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The blue checkmark next to the account's display name has become a major problem for former Eastern bloc countries trying to push back against Russia's expansionism.
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It's just this time Lamar seems to have realized he consistently has to push back against himself rather than blame outside factors for how he's feeling.
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If China resists an American attempt to push back against Mr Kim's aggression, it could well make highly dangerous outcomes more likely—though they remain remote.
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They backed a more muscular approach to using military force as a way to push back against Republican claims that their party was weak on defense.
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Rohrabacher has defended Orbán's Hungary for years — even as the Obama administration's State Department tried to push back against what it saw as Orbán's creeping authoritarianism.
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McCain is not ready to leave yet and he believes his party needs him to push back against the Tea Party Republicans who rule the roost.
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Ms. Butina's deportation comes as the Trump administration is trying to push back against new allegations that it was soliciting foreign assistance in the 2020 election.
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They said they wanted to push back against the Hong Kong government's narrative likening them to thugs and mainland China's propaganda that describes them as separatists.
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The government has faced widespread protests over its reform plans however, as austerity-weary Greeks push back against yet more cuts to the country's welfare system.
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Powerful men abusing their authority is the status quo in our culture, and it takes a lot of energy to push back against that status quo.
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But achieving this would require Europe to forcefully and openly push back against Washington's threats of sanctions against foreign companies that continue to trade with Iran.
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A Silent Circle founder, legendary cryptographer Phil Zimmermann, has previously gone on the record to push back against some of the hype surrounding his company's product.
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The fallout: Because private equity executives have regularly used the 2011 paper to push back against "job destroyer" claims, they are inextricably linked to the revision.
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Reconstructive leaders often push back against existing institutions, ideas, and governing coalitions, achieving the latter by building new majorities out of the wreckage of the old.
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The increased spending comes as the United States, Australia and Britain push back against Huawei's network communications technology on security grounds amid increasing international political tensions.
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And it's another sign of "progress" that the cable industry will likely use to push back against the FCC's plan to open up the cable box.
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Speaking before the powerful group, Trump will likely reiterate his campaign pledges to push back against gun control measures backed by his predecessor President Barack Obama.
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Consumers continue to push back against online shopping in that category, as the majority prefers to see consumables — particularly fresh foods — in person before they buy.
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That's the Commander in Chief of the United States, and he decided to push back against insults to his intelligence by saying he's, "like, really smart."
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Spreads widened and secondary prices fell in June and July after a surge in supply gave investors the opportunity to push back against more aggressive terms.
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But our leaders shouldn't advocate for more engagement with Muslim American communities and push back against anti-Muslim rhetoric simply because it's a good counterterrorism strategy.
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Waters was criticized by Democrats and Republicans alike after she encouraged opponents of Trump to push back against administration officials when they are seen in public.
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Douglas Rushkoff, a media theorist at Queens College in New York, is the latest to push back against the notion that technology is driving social progress.
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Johnson depended on McNamara's brilliance and executive credentials to push back against left-wing critics who said the President was making a horrendous mistake in Vietnam.
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Amazon has sought to push back against Sanders's attacks on the company, offering tours of their factories and highlighting stories from employees who support the corporation.
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Therefore, the only "responsible" approach is to preserve good encryption and push back against ill-informed proposals advocating a parochial position based on a myopic lens.
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Clinton also called on Democrats to push back against Trump, calling it a "grave error" for the party to back away from battles with his administration.
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Wolff's book reportedly infuriated Trump, who sought to push back against its claims that he was ill-prepared to take on the responsibilities of the presidency.
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He said many countries want to push back against Hezbollah but would not be drawn either way on whether Saudi Arabia was now working with Israel.
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He has previously said the allegations about Trump's efforts to push back against the FBI's investigation into Flynn, if confirmed, would border on obstruction of justice.
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The diminishing number of choices doesn't just hurt consumers; it also makes it harder for regulators to use antitrust tools to push back against this consolidation.
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Richard Feloni: Last night you said that unlike others on the stage, you have the financial expertise required to push back against Trump&aposs economic policies.
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She has to fight against the natural human instinct that we all have to use violence to right a horrible wrong and push back against it.
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The official, whose identity is known to Times opinion editors, bashed the president's "amorality" and praised the work of "unsung heroes" who push back against him.
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And it's also about black women's efforts to push back against deeply entrenched workplace stereotypes that pressure them to adopt white standards of beauty and professionalism.
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The report is also being used as a way to push back against drug companies that have blamed pharmacy benefits managers for the drug pricing problems.
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At the same time, the number of independent ad-tech companies continues to shrink, making it harder for ad-tech firms to push back against Google.
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They had to work with fliers and obscure radio ads, since reputable media outlets, unlike Facebook, tended to push back against racially inflammatory, untrue political advertising.
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"Jerusalem is definitely important, but it is exhausting to have to think about all the issues you have to push back against on a daily basis."
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He then said Beijing should do more to use its influence to push Twitter to change its terms of service and push back against such groups.
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Perhaps strangest, the crown prince briefly kidnapped the prime minister of Lebanon a year ago in a botched gambit to push back against Iran's Lebanese allies.
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It's the latest move by regulators and law enforcement to push back against the growing tide of unwanted and even illegal calls from telemarketers and scammers.
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Mr. Hariri's resignation announcement came amid swirling tensions in the Middle East as an increasingly assertive Saudi Arabia seeks to push back against growing Iranian influence.
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"On this elite thing, the progressives are just going to stand up for themselves and push back against" that hooey, he said, using a stronger word.
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For a time after the handover, the worst that Beijing did was to push back against the very limited progress that had been made toward democracy.
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Kasowitz's law firm in New York, which advised Trump to push back against Mueller publicly early on, took a diminished role on the team months ago.
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It was heartening to receive an outpouring of support for my decision to push back against Pruitt's directive forbidding agency-funded scientists serving on advisory boards.
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But legal experts say Mr. Trump's election might have already changed the negotiating dynamic, strengthening a city's ability to push back against other federally imposed requirements.
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The United States can intelligently push back against aggressive Iranian behavior in the region, and it can legitimately insist on rigorous enforcement of the nuclear accord.
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Legal challenges have also slowed down construction along some areas of the US-Mexico border, as states and organizations push back against the President's signature wall.
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It's not unique for people to complain about content warnings online, but it's rare for the authors of the content warnings to push back against them.
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We still have the chance to stand up and push back against this multi-billion-dollar industry before we live to regret another public health tragedy.
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The hundreds of millions of dollars the US gives Ukraine to push back against Russian aggression is already the subtext to conversations between the two countries.
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Taking a trust-but-verify position, de Anda said he doesn't "necessarily push back" against the company's statements about its quality of care for migrant children.
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To what extent do you think those degrees helped them push back against the racism and sexism that was prevalent in Virginia in the early 1960s?
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Verizon has been among the most aggressive companies in trying to push back against the major tech companies by creating a vertically integrated media/telecom giant.
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And her continued efforts to push back against Trump's assertions have thwarted the White House's efforts to portray the Turkish action against the Kurds as inevitable.
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And he credited her for using her political connections on Capitol Hill to push back against the proposals to radically cut funding for the United Nations.
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It's a time-consuming effort, but one that providers in the state enthusiastically participate in to push back against the deadliest overdose crisis in US history.
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Amazon isn't taking this lying down, and is going on a charm offensive to push back against claims that its warehouse workers aren't being treated fairly.
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Much of Silicon Valley has united in an effort to push back against President Trump's polarizing ban on refugees and travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries.
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Francisco Guzman, Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's chief of staff, on Tuesday said it was time for the government to push back against these negative images.
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Mr Volker called on NATO to push back against Russia's annexation of Crimea, and criticised the Minsk 2 agreement which Ukraine was forced to sign in 2015.
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Developers often push back against common-sense building codes, like requiring fire-resistant materials and cutting fuel breaks around homes, because those options are usually more costly.
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But there are some situations in which you may have to be an asshole to survive because you've got no choice but to push back against them.
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Ed O'Keefe of The Washington Post recently interviewed Schumer and shared some of the new leader's thinking on how Democrats will push back against GOP healthcare reforms.
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Maxine Waters over the weekend , during which she encouraged supporters to push back against the Trump administration amid backlash over the White House's "zero tolerance" immigration policy.
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In other words, as soon as one force appears to shift the Sunshine State in a more Democratic direction, another one appears to push back against it.
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It's even more exciting to see her push back against people who want to tell her such exploration is wrong, as certain closed-minded people will do.
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The first known right-to-work laws were created in an effort to push back against unions, some of which had incorporated ending segregation into their messaging.
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More recently, South Africa's civil society groups have helped push back against efforts by kleptocrats to consolidate economic and political power through the capture of state resources.
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The networks, and OWAAD in particular, had a decisive influence, mobilizing black women to engage in politics and push back against inequalities, particularly in housing and education.
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Judges will push back against the idea that the party of the president who nominated them determines their ideology and how they'll rule in a particular case.
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But we've also seen the market push back against nearly every attempt the CRTC has made to act in the public interest instead of companies' bottom lines.
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S. members of the deal, raise the stakes with Washington, push back against sanctions and try to create leverage with the U.S. where they had none before.
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Not only were they able to push back against the broad strokes of what people might see on the news, they were launching viable careers for themselves.
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People wanted the comics character Danny Rand, the Iron Fist, to be rewritten as an Asian guy to push back against the original comics' white-savior overtones.
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Top Democrats pledged Thursday to push back against President Donald Trump's budget blueprint, which calls for big cuts to some domestic programs to fund a defense buildup.
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"This is going to a place where we've never gone before, to push back against the families of the fallen," Graham said in a statement to ABC.
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The drama marks an early test for Sessions, who has taken a hard line on immigration and given no indication that he'll push back against the order.
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On Monday evening, the Washington Post quoted sources saying that Trump asked two top intelligence officials in March to help him push back against the FBI investigation.
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It's unclear if other nations have the appetite to push back against Iran in a years-long campaign, or how Tehran might respond to such sustained ostracism.
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The more people push back against him wanting to speak to conservative figureheads like Owens or Adams, the more likely he is to want to do it.
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Democrats in the House Judiciary Committee have already begun to push back against the bill, contacting class and mass litigation scholars for their analysis of Goodlatte's suggestions.
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"All these games are right there but we're not getting a big enough push back against these teams that really check hard," Blues coach Ken Hitchcock said.
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India has long considered Sri Lanka, just off its southern coast, as within its sphere of influence and sought to push back against China's expanding maritime presence.
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Perhaps in another generation this view will return and artists will push back against the now-prevalent idea of the white cube as a prison or mausoleum.
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A former U.S. ambassador to South Korea says Washington has "no good military options" to push back against North Korea other than stronger bilateral cooperation with China.
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And, most importantly, a permanent office–holder is better positioned to push back against his demands, whereas temporary appointees can be easily reshuffled depending on his whims.
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Recently, the Business Roundtable convened to try to push back against shareholder primacy and declare their company's purpose is to serve all stakeholders including customers and employees.
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If residents of Hong Kong sense that their window of opportunity to effect change is closing, they may risk their lives to push back against the government.
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News about the Trump campaign's internal polling surfaced in news reports last week, leading the president to push back against the findings in a series of tweets.
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Sanders said Sunday that former President Obama should have done more to push back against Russian interference in 85033, but acknowledged Obama was in a difficult position.
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Both Republicans and Democratic senators stressed the move will help push back against a resurgent Russia, which is opposed to NATO expanding its membership in Eastern Europe.
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Kamala Harris, California's newly elected senator and a Democrat, said on Thursday that she would fight to protect immigrants and push back against Mr. Trump's proposed policies.
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" Obama also called for meaningful immigration reform, and in a veiled shot at Trump, said leaders must push back against "bluster, falsehoods and promises of higher walls.
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Speaking with constituents at a rowdy town hall event Wednesday evening, Coffman faced vocal criticism from constituents who said they wanted him to push back against Trump.
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During a Wednesday conference call with reporters, Breckenridge said that he doesn't have the votes to win and wanted to push back against "dark money" in politics.
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Trump's coattails in Utah are virtually nonexistent, so Romney has plenty of freedom to push back against Trump without having to face a firing squad back home.
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Under the hashtag #WontBeErased, activists and civil rights leaders have promised to push back against the Trump administration's latest and most significant efforts to dismantle transgender rights.
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Daniel Richman, a former federal prosecutor and current professor at Columbia Law School, worries that the Brennan Center's objective is to push back against the Trump administration.
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Shaich said that Smith called him when the proxy fight started, and they talked about "drawing a line in the sand" to push back against the activists.
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Since the 1980s, U.S. companies have been using this label in their advertising to push back against foreign competition as global production expanded into Asia and elsewhere.
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He is hoping to persuade his counterparts to do more to push back against Iran's ballistic missile program and support for proxy forces in Syria and Lebanon.
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He recently had to push back against the show's production staff, who wanted to dress him in a cabdriver "costume" that would be laundered after each show.
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" If you push back against this argument, you would be told: "Even if Arabs are ready for democracy, they don't know how to take advantage of it.
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"We will stand firm for New Jersey's values, and push back against the mean winds blowing at us from Washington," he told jubilant supporters in Asbury Park.
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Still, there are many more members of the fitness community who push back against our efforts and claim that we are using "identity politics" to divide people.
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OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada has a simple strategy for winning re-election: Ignore the plummeting polls, defend his record and push back against detractors.
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Piscatella's reign of no-tolerance terror is incredibly upsetting to watch — especially when paired with Caputo's well-meaning but completely hapless attempts to push back against it.
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It's odd that the show wouldn't do more to push back against the idea that a woman wouldn't be fully accepted by her male counterparts as ruler.
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Authorities want to push back against a rise in cocaine output and take advantage of weakened leftist rebels who support drug-traffickers, Interior minister Carlos Moran said.
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Two years later, a number of powerful entities have taken steps to push back against the threat posed by deceptive videos, especially in the realm of politics.
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Johnson intended his "salesmanship campaign" to shore up defenses backing the United States' commitment to Vietnam, to push back against those questioning the viability of his policies.
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They could choose to push back against it — perhaps by unleashing violence or walking away from the security cooperation that has long helped protect Israelis from terrorism.
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The president should speak out forcefully in defense of women's basic rights and push back against those who would dishonestly attack the basic right to bodily autonomy.
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Collins has rebuked the president for asking China to probe Biden and has been quicker to push back against Trump's controversial conduct and rhetoric than most Republicans.
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Aides said he hoped to push back against Mr. Macron's entreaties strongly enough that the Europeans would understand that they needed to accept tougher limits on Tehran.
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"What's more important to me is how this might mobilize the pluralists to get more engaged and push back against this creeping Islamist primordialism," Mr. Evans added.
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Even if we don't agree with their divisive speech, listening to polemics push back against the endless rules that govern political correctness can be a real relief.
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Members go in with different prioritiesTrump will prioritize getting NATO to push back against China&aposs influence, Bloomberg reported on Sunday, citing an unnamed senior US official.
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"If the BoE wants to push back against a dovish market ... this data may provide some ammunition," HSBC economist Elizabeth Martins wrote in a note to clients.
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Smith is exactly as he appears: a guy who has spent a solid chunk of his career trying to help companies push back against regulations and evade punishment.
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The report was cited by advocates of Obamacare, more formally known as the Affordable Care Act, as they push back against Republican-led efforts to repeal the law.
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Time's Up will also champion legislation to punish companies that tolerate harassment, and to push back against the use of nondisclosure agreements that prevent employees from speaking up.
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Despite threats of violence, Rainey backed the KKK Act, which gave the federal government better ability to push back against the Ku Klux Klan and other hate groups.
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During her conversations with nearly 20 beachgoers, she found that more and more South Korean women are starting to push back against the country's narrow standards of beauty.
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Those slivers of access aren't nearly enough, they say, making them all the more determined to push back against their party's narrowing definition of who counts as American.
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On Tuesday, San Diego County became the latest local government in the deep-blue state to push back against Sacramento's efforts to resist the Trump administration's immigration crackdown.
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Around 84 percent of people prosecuted under the law are people of color, prompting advocates to push back against what they see as an absurd and discriminatory law.
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But who knows: in a post-Cambridge Analytica world where tech companies are working hard to regain your trust, we're seeing browsers begin to push back against cookies.
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In an earlier statement, TikTok maintained that its moderators receive no input from the Chinese government, and used Thursday's blog post to further push back against these allegations.
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" Yet he did offer a response: "We have to push back against the evil that would divide us, the evil that seeks to create fear, hatred and destruction.
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Cordesman assessed that the US would certainly consider steps like raising the issue with the UN in an attempt to push back against the emerging Iran-Russian collaboration.
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Climate change is domestic political dynamite in Australia, one of the world's largest coal exporters which has also sought to push back against China's influence in the Pacific.
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For Democrats, greater power in the states would allow them to push back against Trump and Republicans even if Democrats fail to gain control of the U.S. Congress.
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Trump and his allies are braced for the fallout, with the RNC launching a Lyin' Comey website in a bid to push back against the tome's myriad allegations.
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The ricochet of information followed a familiar pattern during the Trump presidency, as the White House and its allies push back against the sprawling investigations into Russian meddling.
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Pichai's prepared remarks make no mention of that project or China, but he does push back against criticisms that Google has violated the privacy rights of its users.
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The findings are meant to push back against the National Park Service's proposal, floated in October, to increase entrance fees at 17 of the system's most popular parks.
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Three outside groups affiliated with the conservative Koch brothers network said on Monday they would spend millions of dollars on advertisements meant to push back against the tariffs.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese technology workers are protesting online against grueling overtime hours at some companies, a rare push back against the work culture in the country's tech industry.
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Trump and his aides bad-mouth each other often, according to the book, and some of the president's closest advisers have worked to push back against Trump's impulses.
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They will have the capacity to push back against voter restrictions that have been put into place in recent years, which disproportionately impact voters who lean toward Democrats.
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Standing in front of the workplace that helped him afford law school, attorney C.J. Baricevic notes that his work experience motivated him to push back against Illinois Gov.
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The United States has led the political push back against Chinese product exports, which rose another 4 percent last year to an annual record of 4.24 million tonnes.
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Meng's arrest is just the most provocative step in the US government's long-running effort to push back against Huawei, which US intelligence sees as a security threat.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) and other gun rights groups are launching a major public relations blitz to push back against President Obama's new executive actions on guns.
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"We must do something to push back against what's happening here," Mr. Soros said, blaming what he termed the "dark forces that have been awakened" by the election.
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CMKI is not only a way to help countries push back against the Russia challenge but also is a way to help enable more integration with the West.
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Trump has said he will deploy as many as 15,000 troops if needed to push back against a group of migrants who are planning on asking for asylum.
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The president's latest string of attacks on Waters began after the congresswoman encouraged opponents of Trump to push back against administration officials when they are seen in public.
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It doesn't let him get away with anything, and when he's ranting about how hard white guys have it nowadays, it lets Ali push back against his nonsense.
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India has deepened ties with Myanmar in recent years, including military cooperation, as a way to push back against China's expansive involvement in infrastructure development across south Asia.
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President Trump has righty sought to constrain Iran's ballistic missile development and to push back against its support for terrorist groups in Syria and across the Middle East.
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The resolution comes as Congress is weighing how to push back against Russia after Trump sparked bipartisan backlash during his meeting with Putin on Monday in Helsinki, Finland.
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And advocates have had to push back against bills intended to increase penalties for fentanyl – an opioid that is mixed with heroin and linked to many overdose deaths.
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The U.A.E. is fighting alongside Saudi Arabia in Yemen against a rebel movement aligned with Iran, and looking for other places to push back against Iran as well.
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In the United States, the Chicano movement of the late-1960s embraced folklórico as a way to promote Mexican identity and push back against cultural assimilation and discrimination.
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He said the act would "push back against the Hun Sen's regime's undermining of democracy ... by applying financial sanctions to the figures who carry out this despicable agenda".
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Inhofe is a devout Trump supporter, so it will be much less likely that he would push back against the White House with the same fervor as McCain.
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The young people who remain are largely those who share the anxieties of their parents and grandparents and push back against the tides that most millennials have embraced.
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I'm certainly in favor of messaging privacy: It is a cornerstone of the effort to push back against the cloud of surveillance that has descended over the globe.
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Each of these free speech arguments is unique—but what ties them together is the use of the First Amendment by corporations to push back against government regulation.
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Washington (CNN)The US Soccer Federation has enlisted two lobbying firms to push back against claims of pay disparity between the women's national team and the men's team.
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The things to watch for are how other candidates decide to push back against Buttigieg's rise, who'll be the candidate(s) to do it, and how Buttigieg'll respond.
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She also underscored to investigators behind closed doors the extent of Giuliani's influence, saying she did not believe other officials felt that they could push back against him.
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Also mirroring tactics used in the United States, his group does not exclude filing lawsuits to push back against potential weakening of environmental and climate regulations in Brazil.
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There were thousands of other women of faith, like myself, who felt compelled to act — to push back against fear and hate and take a stand for love.
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"Until the senior officials of the Republican Party push back against Trump, I think this is going to be a very, very long and difficult fight," Brennan said.
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In the House, Democrats said they were looking at several options to push back against Trump's latest foreign policy move, which caught leaders of both parties by surprise.
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"Who better to push back against the prejudice, bigotry and hate online than students?" said Tony Sgro, the president of EdVenture Partners, the company that created the program.
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Skirmishes over the use of science in making policy occur in all administrations: Industries routinely push back against health studies that could justify stricter pollution rules, for example.
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Considered business-friendly, Mr. Joko faces pressure to push back against an unpopular company at a time of declining exports, relatively slow economic growth and high political tension.
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That meeting came after the Turkish Parliament passed a bill January 2 authorizing troops to be deployed to Libya, to help the GNA push back against Haftar's offensive.
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Trump's top foreign-policy advisors currently range from uber-hawks who oppose any diplomacy with Tehran to yes-men who don't push back against the president's worse impulses.
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Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, is written to push back against the central allegations of the Republican memo from Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes.
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"ASSAULT ON DEMOCRACY" - U.N. India, which has historically had greater clout in the islands, located near key shipping lanes, has sought to push back against China's growing influence.
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His appointment at the White House gives hope that Trump and NATO will hold strong against Russia, push back against its recent advancements and diminish its global influence.
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And more may be coming as a group of scientists within the CDC reportedly are attempting to push back against a culture cultivating close ties with corporate interests.
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MacDougall also said he would push back against what he characterized as Republican lawmakers' efforts to identify the whistleblower who first raised concerns about Trump's posture toward Ukraine.
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But they also mark the first time China has successfully used its influence with a major foreign tech platform, like Apple, to push back against the software makers.
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She did push back against a report in Politico that she was recruiting a challenger to Representative Hakeem Jeffries, the highest-ranking New York Democrat in House leadership.
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The report, however, found that there was now a "surprising" level of bi-partisan scepticism about China's intentions and a willingness to push back against its "predatory" policies.
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And indeed, lawmakers across the political spectrum will take issue with, and push back against, much of the initial specifics of how Trump plans to make America great again.
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They're the ones who have at least some power to push back against high prices, especially if this data shows them that their competitors are getting a better deal.
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On Wednesday, a group of leading retail executives met with Trump to push back against the border tax proposal and explain the damage it could have on their businesses.
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Most of all, however, he wanted to push back against suggestions that there were conflicts between the Secret Service and the private security team that's protected Trump for years.
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We should be working with our allies, especially the Europeans and Canadians, to push back against the biggest mercantilist of all, China, rather than picking a fight with them.
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Mattis and Tillerson famously formed a united front to push back against the president on key national security issues, angering Trump along the way, and lost again and again.
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Retail industry executives met with President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday to push back against a proposal from congressional Republicans that would raise taxes on imports.
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But Powell could also push back against expectations of aggressive U.S. interest rate cuts, especially after two Fed officials said they saw no need for easing at this time.
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While many towns are facing the serious public health consequences of fossil fuels, it's quite acute in Clairton, where there is weak political will to push back against pollution.
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By leaving the stage mid-song, Ekstrom set a powerful example of what it looks like to actively push back against rape culture and all forms of sexual violence.
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"We betray the efforts of the past if we fail to push back against bigotry in all its forms," Obama said at a ceremony commemorating the abolition of slavery.
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Given the fact that 67 percent of women in the U.S. are plus-size, that represents a woeful underrepresentation, which we, at Refinery29, have committed to push back against.
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To the less-than-rich holding out hope that the city might push back against the companies driving rising costs, this year's "head tax" debacle was illustrative—and depressing.
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Along with its push-back against diet culture, the column was built on a premise of unconditional body positivity, and illustrated with photos of my own not-thin body.
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Women like Hopper, Payne and many others had to push back against the social norms of their day, breaking down the barriers of what society thought women could do.
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Washington (CNN)In the months leading up to the signing of the Iran nuclear deal one year ago Thursday, Republican critics galvanized opposition to push back against the agreement.
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There is, however, a way to buy the communities of South Florida time: by restoring the flow of freshwater from the north to push back against the rising seas.
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Frank Clemente, executive director of the liberal-leaning Americans for Tax Fairness, said his group feels "very strongly about transparency" and would push back against efforts to repeal FATCA.
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But economists still think the BoE will push back against the growing view among investors that it will have to cut rates, giving a distinctly different message on Aug.
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A collection of conservative activist groups are launching a well-funded effort today designed to push back against perceived Democratic obstruction of President Trump's judicial nominees, Axios has learned.
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"Extending the Iran Sanctions Act ... ensures President-elect Trump and his administration have the tools necessary to push back against the regime's hostile actions," Corker said in a statement.
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"Many people push back against the idea that they can't solve a problem on their own," says Kristin Zeising, PsyD, a clinical psychologist and couples therapist in San Diego.
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Despite Trump's repeated allegations that Xi had encouraged Kim to push back against the Americans, Glaser said it was highly unlikely the Chinese President wanted to sabotage the summit.
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The anonymous official in the op-ed bashed the president's "amorality" and praised the work of "unsung heroes" who push back against him, suggesting a coordinated effort from within.
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Local and state politicians may have more political power to push back against those incentives following last week's elections, in which New York Democrats took back the state senate.
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The tariffs have sparked backlash not only abroad but at home, where Trump is trying to stop an effort from free trade Republicans to push back against the measures.
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They need to see from their parents how to speak to ignorance, wield their dignity and push back against individual and systematic efforts to define, limit and exclude them.
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The story recalls how at the beginning of the decade social media and Twitter, in particular, played a major role in protests and push back against Iran's authoritarian rulers.
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Even with a demographically favorable jury, at the outset of the trial, it was tough to divine how Slager's attorneys could push back against such a seemingly damning video.
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The designer added that while she didn't know the bullying crossed into assault, she was lucky enough to be in a position where she could push back against him.
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"I know that a united left can push back against criticism from the center, and the only way to unite the left is to walk the walk," Faust said.
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Of course, there is also fear from congressional committees that a judge could rule against them and give the executive branch more power to push back against future subpoenas.
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Angry legislators are starting to push back against Trudeau and his team, opening up public divisions of the kind the ruling Liberals have not seen for almost 20 years.
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Full disclosure: I'm mostly in agreement with Robin (we're both liberals), but I made an honest effort to push back against his — and in many cases, my own — biases.
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For many in Washington, the emergence of Mr. Coats as the most prominent administration official willing to push back against the president, gently but repeatedly, has been a surprise.
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Before publishing, we gave the White House full visibility on the key details of our story, and more than nine hours to deny or push back against our reporting.
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There have been instances in the past when Duterte said he would push back against China, said Malcolm Cook, a senior fellow at think tank ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute.
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Mattis and Tillerson famously formed a united front to push back against the president on key national security issues — angering Trump along the way — and lost again and again.
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They wanted to push back against the wenge floors, white walls and ceiling spotlights that were, all over the city, turning Paris apartments into places that they didn't remember.
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But more recently, the national movement for criminal justice reform has prompted broad push back against aggressive policing of low-level offenses, such as public urination and marijuana use.
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But despite these films' credentials, theater chains continue to push back against attempts by Netflix and other streaming services to release their films theatrically just to ensure awards eligibility.
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When the existential threat is your family, home and community, it's time to push back against utility industry efforts to limited distributed generation like solar panels on your home.
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And in the coming decades, they open medical schools, they build hospitals, and they organize themselves to push back against this system that's trying to shut them out completely.
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Tuesday's order by the state-controlled Buddhist committee is the latest in a series of moves by the country's religious authorities to push back against Ma Ba Tha's influence.
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The new team was cohesive and less inclined than its predecessors to push back against the president's wishes, according to administration officials and others consulted by the White House.
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And the telecom industry went on the defensive, trying to publicly push back against the notion that their customers' data is now vulnerable to being accessed by third parties.
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Republicans are likely to embrace the plan's centerpiece, substantial tax reductions for businesses large and small, even as they push back against the jettisoning of their border adjustment tax.
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For some, the hashtag is a way to push back against stereotypes — some dads of daughters say they contend with the assumption that every man must want a son.
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In work with Tanya L. Chartrand and Amy N. Dalton at Duke, I found that many people push back against perceived threats to their freedom outside their conscious awareness.
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Robert Bentley of Alabama said he intended to push back against planned cuts to the Appalachian and Mississippi Delta economic agencies, as well as to the community development grants.
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To push back against this view is not a call for American retrenchment, but rather a call for a more measured military budget commensurate with the threats we face.
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Portman is the fourth GOP senator to push back against Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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The exchange underscored how many on the political left see the midterms as a potential turning point in the effort to push back against Trump and Republicans in Congress.
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But the move by Apple is also the first example of China successfully using its influence with a major foreign tech platform to push back against the software makers.
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But Mattis famously formed a united front with Tillerson to push back against the president's worst foreign policy impulses — angering Trump along the way — and lost again and again.
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It will likely require conscious and concerted effort to push back against the president's norm-busting behavior and to insist that he be treated as the exception, not the rule.
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Russia also tried to push back against China's attempt to create a free-trade zone within the SCO by setting up a Eurasian Union alongside the Collective Security Treaty Organisation.
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As we push back against the administration's repeated assaults on access to abortion and contraception, I hold tight to a vision of what I'd like to see for my patients.
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It's doing so to push back against the Trump administration's "maximum pressure" campaign, under which it withdrew from the nuclear deal and put in place crippling economic sanctions on Tehran.
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" Tonic talked to five partnered individuals about their choice to remain childfree, the stigmas they face, and what they are doing, if anything, to push back against the "moral outrage.
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"Given the relatively strong data flow, we expect Powell to push back against market pricing for a July cut," analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch said in a note.
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Pinker is right to push back against tendencies to view the Enlightenment purely through a dark prism: as the prime driver and fundamental cause of racism, European barbarity, and colonialism.
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Waters on Sunday said she was "surprised" by criticism from Democratic leaders over her statement that people should "push back" against members of the Trump administration over its immigration policy.
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The maritime hubbub is an attempt to push back against China's claim to the entire South China Sea, which other littoral states dispute and which a UN tribunal has rubbished.
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So we spent a good part of the first term trying to push back against the general public view that the space program is over and ended with the Shuttle.
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Mark Kirk, who is up for re-election and facing pressure to push back against Republican leaders on their plans to not hold a hearing or vote on the nominee.
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In 2014, a group of New Jersey high schoolers created #iammorethanadistraction to push back against their dress code and four years later, it continues to be an active hashtag. Change.
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"We will continue to push back against attempts to stoke hostility toward refugees and migrants and will continue to speak up for groups that support and defend them," she said.
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And we must push back against the assault on our financial services industry—it is far from perfect, but much of today's rhetoric is ill-informed or just plain wrong.
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As Mr Moon was preparing to depart for Pyongyang, America called a meeting at the UN Security Council to discuss how to push back against any violation of the sanctions.
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Those workers organized to push back against her inclusion on the board, and at the time of this writing, the letter they began circulating on Monday has around 2,500 signatures.
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It is vital that congressional appropriators recognize this — and use it to push back against the president's budget blueprint, which proposes drastic cuts to the State Department and USAID budgets.
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The social media company will also work with various partners like Institute for Strategic Dialogue and Affinis Labs to "push back against extremism and hate online," according to the statement.
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Zimmer did, however, push back against the idea that self-driving cars will have an immediate effect on the employment of drivers who have made ride-hailing a growing business.
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At almost the same time, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats said he would be willing to discuss later whether Trump leaned on him to push back against Russia reports.
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Members of the Islamic State have proven themselves deft at using social media, but the Obama administration claims its attempt to push back against the propaganda is having an effect.
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A win in both states would be a major victory for the Sanders campaign as he seeks to push back against the narrative that his support doesn't translate into electability.
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As expected, a group of longtime Biden allies quickly organized a super PAC named Unite the Country and began using the funds they accrued to push back against Trump's attacks.
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The Treasury Department had to push back against Europe's state-aid cases on some U.S. companies because taxpayers would be footing a hefty penalty bill, a senior Treasury official said.
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The legal action from the controversial former FBI director showed Comey was making good on a pledge to push back against the demand from House Republicans for a private deposition.
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Senate Democrats have introduced legislation to prevent the separation of immigrant children from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border in an attempt to push back against the Trump administration.
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And as women push back against harassment, rape, and the basic dehumanization that accompanies being female, many of their most insulated and privileged opponents have coalesced into an online network.
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The anonymous official bashed the president's "amorality" in the op-ed and praised the work of "unsung heroes" who push back against him, describing coordinated efforts among Trump administration staff.
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The State Department plans to sell Japan more than $133 million worth of missiles and equipment to push back against North Korea's "provocative behavior," the department told Congress on Tuesday.
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While the president's aggressive push-back against unfair trade policies from the EU and China are long overdue and cheered by supporters, it is alarming that no one has blinked.
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Perhaps more controversially, USDA should seriously consider a system of minimum prices and supply management to push back against the overproduction of subsidized agriculture in Brazil, Canada and other countries.
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Citizens should push back against officials at either end of Pennsylvania Avenue who cite the Logan Act as an argument for conformity or use it as a tool for intimidation.
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They'll also have an opportunity to push back against concerns from some voters — and fellow 2020 candidates — who see their proposals as too radical to play in a general election.
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Moreover, Trump's push back against the ACA caused a lot of uproar from advocates and lawmakers, alike, including former Republican National Committee chairman and former Maryland lieutenant governor Michael Steele.
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The Iranian people and the expatriate community are doing their part to push back against this message of impunity, and there are many Western politicians who are doing the same.
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Meadows had invited Lynne Patton, a Trump administration staffer, who is black, to the hearing to push back against Cohen's allegations during his testimony that the president is a racist.
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The anonymous Trump official in the op-ed bashed the president's "amorality" and praised the work of "unsung heroes" who push back against him, suggesting a coordinated effort from within.
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At the meeting in Washington, held in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building next door to the White House, administration officials encouraged the religious leaders to push back against such questions.
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Some schools are expected to push back against the effort to place a firm lid on student outcomes, especially if they have elected to admit students with less traditional qualifications.
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Reports that the White House asked top officials and lawmakers to push back against the New York Times report also drew pushback from some GOP senators over the weekend. Sen.
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In Search Party's first couple of episodes, they're such caricatures of meticulously curated Brooklyn brunchers that watching Dory struggle to push back against them starts to make her less sympathetic.
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Though many (including this author) can fall into the trap of thinking of artistic Texas as "Austin… and the wasteland," Nan is eager to push back against that false narrative.
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But skyrocketing costs have made hosting them more of a burden than a privilege, and they increasingly inspire grassroots movements to push back against their cities' plans to host them.
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Why it matters: The industry, especially representatives from logistics firms like FedEx, will push back against Trump's nationalist proposals like withdrawing from NAFTA and clamping down on travel and immigration.
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Trump has used the renewed scrutiny surrounding the deal to push back against the investigation into Russia's election meddling, including any potential ties between Trump campaign staff members and Moscow.
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Though many have spoken out against some or all of the president's tariffs, the Republican-held House and Senate have taken few concrete steps to push back against his policies.
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For the Pentagon, this was a rude shock — and not just because the whole premise of Mattis's effort to push back against Iran presumed unity among America's Persian Gulf allies.
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You may push back against that, but I do think there's been an ebb and flow, and we are definitely at the height of a kind of robber baron era.
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But the March crash in Ethiopia and an earlier one in Indonesia have broadly raised concerns about the agency's ability to push back against the industry or root out flaws.
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"It's Nixonian in scope to imply that anything Trump wants to do in order to push back against the media and protect his reputation is legal and justified," she writes.
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"We must do something to push back against what's happening here," Mr. Soros said in November, lamenting what he called the "dark forces that have been awakened" by the election.
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The Russian supporters in the stands took it upon themselves to make up for the quasi anonymity of the athletes and to push back against the International Olympic Committee's punishment.
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Its ground forces stretched as they fight insurgents in about two dozen of the country's 34 provinces, the Afghan government relies heavily on airstrikes to push back against Taliban gains.
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In June, when ESPN brought back Hank Williams Jr. to sing its "Monday Night Football" theme, many saw it as a way to push back against the "liberal ESPN" narrative.
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Trump's attorney emphasized that one reason Trump paused aid to Ukraine was because of a complaint about whether Europe contributed enough to the effort to push back against Russian aggression.
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Several additional Fed speakers this week, including Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida and New York Fed President John Williams, could support the market's view or push back against its certainty.
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So far, this has meant long segments of presentations from the Democratic impeachment managers without interruptions from the president's lawyers or Republican allies who could push back against the accusations.
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Pompeo answered that every individual has a "special obligation" to push back against such attacks, but suggested that Muslims are "better positioned" to speak out because of their religious views.
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He responded that he respected everyone's views and their expression in an appropriate fashion, and again called on universities to "push back" against those who would seek to block speech.
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The Russian state-sponsored news outlet Sputnik is entering the Washington, D.C., radio market in an effort to push back against what it called "constant attacks" by U.S. media companies.
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"This is the first really big push back against disposable culture," said Peter Iwanowicz, a longtime environmental official and advocate, and a member of the state's new Climate Action Council.
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" Tech consultant Eli Schiff was more critical of the change, pointing out that replies are one of the most basic ways to push back against misinformation on the site. "Incredible.
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" His campaign also launched a TV ad Friday morning in which he spoke directly to camera to push back against the ads, saying they are "deceptive ads attacking my values.
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Trump made his comments as part of an effort to push back against reports that the White House is in turmoil in the wake of a several high-profile departures.
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Republicans are planning to push back against the new map, which was unveiled by the state Supreme Court on Monday after a ruling last month axed the current district boundaries.
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More recently Mr. de Blasio has stayed closer to home, while seeking to cast New York as a leader in efforts to push back against the policies of Mr. Trump.
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So in the face of opposition, we have to push back against poor practices, slave labor, and a broken system in order to make the U.S a more compassionate country.
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Steve King (better known for the white supremacist ties that led the Iowa GOP to denounce him) introduced a measure to push back against such moves at the state level.
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Many federal judges aren't keen on the immigration court system, especially when its appeals gum up their own dockets, and they might step in to push back against Sessions's changes.
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That puts a lot of authority and responsibility on us as Congress members to push back against any direct violation and make sure that we are really holding him accountable.
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With the season finale sit-down, Hannah is able to push back against the hurtful and unnecessary seeds of self-doubt the Bachelor planted in her mind with his Cassie revelation.
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And while Mattis was largely seen as having the stature to push back against some of Trump's nontraditional policies and ideas, Shanahan is seen as much less likely to do so.
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If anything, Kuroda may try to push back against some of the interpretations related to the issue of the 'reversal rate', said Peter Dragicevich, G1.29203 FX strategist for Nomura in Singapore.
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Not much will bring senior Republicans to push back against Trump, but his decision to pull American forces out of Syria has drawn condemnation from three grandees of the GOP: Sen.
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You see it in new-age comedians whose jokes punch against sexism and homophobia, rather than relying on them, and in Bollywood A-listers who push back against decades of nepotism.
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and President Barack Obama all agree with Trump that Medicare ought to have the authority to push back against drug companies that ask for really high prices.
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Mr. Kelly, who left barely on speaking terms with the president, said he warned his boss to pick a successor in his mold, meaning someone who would push back against him.
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Conspicuously absent from the list is Tesla; its CEO Elon Musk has already shown an inclination to work with Donald Trump rather than push back against his hastily drawn-up policies.
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But Democrats have seized upon the Jackson nomination, along with ethics questions surrounding EPA administrator Scott Pruitt and general concern about Pompeo, to push back against any limiting of debate time.
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Archila said that organizations that worked with immigrants at the Southern border and with the Muslim community were the first to push back against this new itineration of the enforcement apparatus.
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Obama campaigned actively against a British exit from the EU, traveling to London a month ahead of the vote to push back against the leave campaign arguments against immigration and trade.
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The protests started around November 17 when French drivers sporting yellow vests led a demonstration of 280,000 people across the country to push back against rising taxes on gas and diesel.
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The goodwill tour to Sri Lanka, an island nation strategically located near major Indian Ocean shipping lanes, is part of Japan's effort to push back against China's growing influence in Asia.
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Some of the bigger food and beverage companies, like PepsiCo, continue to push back against these regulations in the courts, claiming that the marketing restrictions infringe on their intellectual property rights.
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CIMB's Cheng said, however, that investors would likely push back against the current offer or hold out for a higher price, and Wanda could face obstacles in achieving the mainland listing.
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"The administration has barely scratched the surface when it comes to using all of the tools at its disposal to push back against" North Korean illicit behavior, said Tennessee Republican Sen.
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Saturday Night Live wants to push back against Trump, I guess, but it must also confront the fact that it let Trump host in the middle of his campaign for president.
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Recently, University of North Carolina psychologist Kurt Gray, along with colleagues at Colgate University and Penn State, tested whether there's a way to push back against our cold perception of groups.
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But if the strike is designed to set the stage for further US pressure on Syria and indirectly on Russia, Putin will like push back against the US challenge in Syria.
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It has proliferated across the web, with reviews for its hitmen, calls for arms to push back against the site, and Besa Mafia's admins even intimidating those sceptical of the site.
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Chinese negotiators have already learned what happens when you push back against Trump, with trade talks collapsing this month after Beijing reportedly attempted to alter the deal at the last minute.
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But there were gaps in the proposals, for example on how long Britain could suspend migrant benefits for and how Britain could push back against decisions made by euro zone members.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) introduced last spring that would make doing taxes vastly easier for Americans — and would strongly push back against the tax prep industry's attempts to keep taxes difficult.
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DEMAND DENT Buyers in Europe have cut back on large, long-term palm oil orders due to a high profile push back against the edible oil which is linked to deforestation.
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Inslee has made it a point to push back against Trump's policies and underscore that his state is a welcoming place for all, no matter their religion, ethnicity, or gender identity.
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It would have a profoundly important policy impact, immediately push back against the professional political bullies who have made careers out of harassing and intimidating people of faith across the country.
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In an attempt to scrape together some sort of coordinated message, the Wall Street Journal also reported that 60 RNC aides are being mobilized to push back against Democrats and Comey.
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The order directs federal agencies to prioritize funding AI initiatives and open up their troves of data to AI experts, a move that privacy advocates are certain to push back against.
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Reformers eagerly cite that provision to push back against claims that they were going after the unions, though they will in the same breath accuse reform opponents of unsavory bullying tactics.
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Whether or not this is a sign that some members of the Trump administration might, despite all the evidence to the contrary, push back against the terrorizing of children, is unclear.
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Last year Italian authorities staged a concerted effort to push back against an initiative to rid banks of unpaid loans, with the ECB eventually coming up with a watered down proposal.
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Mr. Trump has shown more discipline on the campaign trail in recent weeks, but his criticism of the pastor demonstrated that he is still willing to push back against perceived slights.
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Officials told The Post that at least two of the leaders present — Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, and Giuseppe Conte, Italy's acting prime minister — did not push back against Trump's position.
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Moreover, back then, he filled a prominent, even needed, role as a designated Democratic bomb-thrower, the only person willing to push back against tepid, liberal pragmatism and criticize the GOP.
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"The knee-jerk assumption when people write about attrition is often fear of some kind of a brain drain — I want to push back against that really robustly," Mr. Campbell said.
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Gowdy was not the only voice on Fox News, a network Trump often promotes and endorses, to push back against the president's unsubstantiated claims of an implanted spy in his campaign.
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Meadows brought Trump administration staffer Lynne Patton, who is black, to the hearing, citing her relationship with the president to push back against Cohen's allegations that the president is a racist.
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Companies are finally starting to mobilize, digitize and push back against e-commerce giants like Amazon, improving their customer experiences and sparking buy-online-pick-up-in-store initiatives, Cramer said.
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The images were released late Tuesday as the kingdom was struggling to push back against the international uproar over Mr. Khashoggi's killing inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul on Oct. 2.
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He said he would focus (for the moment) on other ways to push back against Iran's aggressive role in the Middle East, exactly as Mattis, Tillerson and McMaster had been suggesting.
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The "natural childbirth" movement was an effort to give women control in the birth process, and to push back against the paternalistic medical establishment, which at times had embraced dangerous treatments.
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Poland's conservative government has described the law as a measure to defend national honor, and push back against what it sees as a false narrative of Polish complicity in the Holocaust.
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The idea of "realness" has a sliding scale from rapper to rapper: Some use it as a marketing tool, as part of their image — particularly to push back against perceived posers.
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There's only one way for these workers to push back against the way they're exploited while franchises like Call of Duty churn out money for those at the very top: unionization.
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The result may help him restore political freedoms in the country, which has an authoritarian past, and some believe he could also push back against China's growing influence in the archipelago.
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"The fact that he has been doing that and thinks he can get away with that is one of those things that we have to push back against," Mr. Trudeau said.
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Party strategists say that if they can make health care a cornerstone of the Supreme Court fight, it could embolden the red-state Democrats to push back against the White House.
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The Marriage Equality Coalition Taiwan, an alliance of gay rights organizations, said the government had not done enough to push back against online misinformation that it said "frightened and manipulated" voters.
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Trump on Friday indicated he would push back against powers granted to a special inspector general who will help oversee a $500 billion bailout fund run by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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As you know, there are some people who push back against arguments like yours, and say that different cultures have different values and we should not impose our values on them.
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