This explains why the pushback to the conservative pushback has been so unyielding in certain quarters.
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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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You know, it's a time when, okay, there's pushback, but pushing back against that pushback shows us our power.
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And while there's been some pushback to individual stories and quotes in Wolff's account, there's really not been pushback to these assessments.
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"Now, when you subpoena the president, obviously the president has some political pushback that he can use, but no legal pushback," Dershowitz continued.
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LOBBYING PUSHBACK The proposals, in particular a transaction tax, are likely to spark strong pushback from the financial lobby, which is already fighting aggressively to rebut the idea.
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Surprisingly, she got little if any pushback from commercial internet providers worried that free access at the library would hurt their sales; the pushback came from other librarians.
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Erdogan will cast any pushback against Ankara as pushback against him and Turkey (remember that he's out to "make Turkey great again"), boosting his popularity at the ballot box.
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But that too carries uncertainty — and, now, formal pushback.
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Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Hillicon Valley: Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments | Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing | Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments MORE (D-Calif.).
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"I was told there was significant pushback from everybody on Capitol Hill, that there was too much pushback, that there had been a lot of heat taken because of this compromise," Pai said.
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Stories that haven't attracted nearly as much discussion as the GOP's bad-faith pushback on Robert Mueller and the counter-pushback from Democrats, but that have the virtue of not being total nonsense.
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What's more, they've done it with virtually no official pushback.
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Repeal pushback is coming from an odd direction -- Republican governors.
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Meanwhile, Ivanka Trump's proposal has gotten pushback from several corners.
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The physician said initially, there was pushback on these policies.
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"There was a lot of pushback from that," said Devine.
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Mary Lou Marzian is another adept deployer of pushback bills.
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Many of those deals were killed because of regulatory pushback.
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But that "repeal and delay" strategy drew almost immediate pushback.
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They banned 109 subreddits — and the pushback began almost immediately.
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The requests were met with fierce pushback from career officials.
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There has been essentially no Republican pushback to this point.
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You got a lot of pushback from the Obama team.
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At the same time I see a lot of pushback.
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The complaint was also met with pushback from some experts.
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The IRS reportedly provided little pushback against the Trumps' tactics.
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"There's a lot less pushback on this," he told me.
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The United Nations is facing pushback elsewhere in Central America.
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Globalization has created this strange pushback throughout the entire world.
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There was a lot of pushback from the Washington bureau.
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Even there, there has been some pushback from the industry.
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That would be my pushback to that line of thought.
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The pushback has been welcomed by investors and bankers alike.
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And, as with any trailblazer, she's already faced some pushback.
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But this pushback is likely to produce the opposite result.
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Expect Hawaii's pushback to play a role in their decision.
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I never received pushback or one note, for that matter.
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That doesn't mean Gerbic and her team never face pushback.
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The pushback around Bettman's concussion stance has been especially strong.
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So far, the doctors say they haven't faced professional pushback.
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I get the pushback to Salon's initiative, though, I do.
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That comment generated pushback even from allies of the president.
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It has been met with aggressive pushback from the industry.
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The measure is spurring heavy pushback from Persian Gulf states.
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The plan is also facing significant pushback from centrist Republicans.
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Surely, with such a controversial issue, you've had some pushback.
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Clinton has received pushback from Democrats about her book. Rep.
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Many of the proposal's elements have faced pushback from traders.
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Clinton, sensing little pushback on the moderator's part, followed suit.
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The UK's Sprout Surprise Whopper was met with some pushback.
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The event drew some pushback from golf pros and analysts.
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"There has been significant pushback in the community," Scott said.
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The public accommodations provision drew some pushback from Republican lawmakers.
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"There's a lot of pushback from industry," Mr. Berg said.
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Other potential revenue raisers face pushback from the White House.
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Involving Rebekah Neumann in the succession plan yielded investor pushback.
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Despite pushback, the president later doubled down on this tweets.
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Was there pushback internally from employees about going into listings?
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Administration officials later backed down after getting pushback from Congress.
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Other rumored aspects of the bill could also generate pushback.
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The administration has maintained a firm stance despite the pushback.
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And we in turn have to be open to pushback.
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There was a lot of pushback on dishwashers at first.
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There's been literally zero pushback, which is kind of crazy.
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There's been some pushback, but not enough to stop them.
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Starbucks has faced pushback from the left and the right.
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What kind of pushback do you encounter on those issues?
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Those that have been more aggressive have met tough pushback.
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Similar efforts in the past have failed due to pushback.
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He took over 22017 Qs, got lots of pushback. pic.twitter.
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There was no pushback from Chuck Todd on Trump's lie.
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There has been some pushback to the language revival, however.
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It's the absence of any meaningful pushback from Congressional Republicans.
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Have you had a lot of pushback on social media?
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It would be naïve, she said, to not expect pushback.
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As I said, I've gotten no pushback from the chairman.
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But his group got swift pushback from its own party.
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And then you have a local pushback with global consequences.
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The pushback has been significant enough for Spotify to acknowledge.
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Can you talk about the pushback to your previous work?
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Did you get studio pushback on making Wonder Woman vulnerable?
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Naturally, this problem has led to pushback against the Academy.
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Progressive pushback: Critics of Facebook have dismissed Zuckerberg's latest outreach.
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The restrictions have provoked a strong pushback from media outlets.
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The Republicans' pushback was what we have come to expect.
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The revelation underscores the depth of pushback inside the office.
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Trump's proposal drew prompt pushback from Democrats and GOP lawmakers.
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But he dropped his demand after pushback from the Pentagon.
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But as Katrina proved, such efforts can generate tremendous pushback.
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Expect pushback, of course; you're blocking their easy way out.
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This could lead to legal pushback from environmental groups. 4.
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The report sparked pushback from sources cited by other journalists.
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The pushback: At the Armed Services Committee hearing Thursday, Sen.
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Despite this pushback, Ring is not faltering or losing momentum.
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There has been pushback from Salvini and Di Maio, however.
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All this blunt talk has not come without some pushback.
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He got some sharp pushback from Fox News's Ed Henry.
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This is not the only pushback we're going to see.
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As Steve, I stopped getting pushback, and my confidence grew.
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I'm reminded of the '90s pushback against the FUBU line.
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You've gotten some pushback on the move away from transparency.
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But this kind of pushback from Twitter is not uncommon.
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"There will be pushback because it's a Catholic country," he said.
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That doesn't mean we have to take that pushback seriously, however.
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Dependent on America for security, Japan was constrained in its pushback.
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There would be major pushback, and the nomination would be scuttled.
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"We receive a bunch of pushback from traditional agents," Doubet said.
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Even that level of use could face pushback from other countries.
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Pushback Not everyone, however, is in favor of banning triple talaq.
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But pushback grew and a tactical patrol force was brought in.
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Trump's announcement was met with immediate pushback by the GOP. Sen.
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So Putin's pushback is not just to show he is macho.
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Now, you know he&aposs going to get pushback from that.
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Everybody agrees that this pushback against China was the right move.
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And despite pushback from dealers, they've apparently stuck with the platform.
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But despite pushback, Trump doubled down Monday, calling on California Gov.
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Moore likewise was facing pushback from multiple GOP senators this week.
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But the pushback from airlines garnered a rebuke from federal officials.
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The bill is likely to meet pushback from some police unions.
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At times, the gender-based pushback can become a bit extreme.
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It's also far from the only pushback against potential corporate misconduct.
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Yet India's pushback in the recent brawls may suggest a change.
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Do you expect that there will be any pushback on this?
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It means were moving in the right direction when there's pushback.
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His pushback against the new economic order only makes things worse.
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But there's been significant pushback over the shape of this site.
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There is a serious pushback here against the demonstrations in Charlottesville.
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The White House getting a lot of pushback on this. Martha?
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It escapes me why people are, why there is any pushback.
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But practices like those have faced pushback inside and outside government.
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Expect pushback from Democrats, and maybe governors, if it doesn't happen.
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Fink said he was expecting at least some pushback from parents.
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Immediate pushback against the bill from them isn't a great look.
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In the past, Amazon hasn't received much pushback from its shareholders.
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He took over 30 Qs, got lots of pushback. pic.twitter.com/L3kHyDUNKw
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There could be some pushback if regulators pass tough emissions rules.
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But those ideas are likely to get pushback from GOP lawmakers.
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If they did that, there would be a pushback on that.
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To some, this public pushback is part of a worrying trend.
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Every one of those actions has elicited pushback of some kind.
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But the actions have received some pushback from the airline industry.
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The hire is expected to generate controversy and pushback against Trump.
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Pushback from Facebook Facebook has consistently pushed back on Six4Three's claims.
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The president simultaneously suggested that pushback toward the agency is overblown.
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He faces staunch pushback from State Assembly Speaker Vincent Prieto (D).
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"Those people on the cutting edge always get pushback," he said.
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This line also received pushback from current and former Twitter employees.
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After a few hours of pushback, Twitter eventually restored the tweets.
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Hours after the pushback, Facebook reinstated the photo across its site.
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But even Vázquez's appointment came with pushback from protesters — iLe included.
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There was pushback against some of Donald Trump's more contentious proposals.
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The public pushback comes after Trump mocked a video of Sen.
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He has faced pushback, however, from the NRA and Republican lawmakers.
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Graves also said the pushback from local leaders violated federal powers.
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But the measure has received pushback from healthcare experts and insurers.
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That initiative was met with pushback from multiple veterans' rights organizations.
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The initial pushback to the Rabid Puppies was unfocused and confused.
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"Certainly, the pushback from Manny's gay remarks killed us," Arum said.
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If this draft became regulation, it would likely face legal pushback.
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And the pushback it has already received is a healthy sign.
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Greater pushback against Iran's regional ambitions is, in my view, warranted.
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Was there any local pushback you came across in your work?
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But there's some pushback on these ideas from others within Google.
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In Iowa, he sought to laugh off some of the pushback.
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Ronda Rousey's proposed rematch with Holly Holm has generated similar pushback.
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"There hasn't been a lot of pushback against this," said Hoffman.
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Ms. Higonnet was supportive, but Ms. Murrell encountered pushback from others.
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There will be pushback against President Trump, as there should be.
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City officials "got pushback about the Be Ins," Ms. Gutierrez said.
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Bianchi said she had received pushback from people in neighboring towns.
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Ms. Maxwell: I never received pushback from anyone about my hair.
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The immediate and widespread pushback against the allegations was not unexpected.
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It's kind of [checking] off a box … so there's not pushback.
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I doubt the transition will occur without eventual pushback from investors.
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He made them after receiving pushback from moderate Republicans, including Sens.
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The pushback is coming back from two different groups of people.
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So far, pushback in Congress and in the courts is promising.
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And it was met with immediate pushback by civil rights leaders.
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"I think we're going to get some pushback," Mr. Burke said.
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They have not had some of the pushback that Tumblr has.
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In the face of protest or pushback, the president reverses himself.
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The pushback against renewable energy has been years in the making.
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Hannity's pushback comes as Isakson is set to retire on Dec.
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You've picked a team, so prepare to get pushback, punched, attacked.
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Bernie Sanders, but mostly escaped any significant pushback from either campaign.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman isn't betting on seeing any pushback.
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And The Hill's Ellen Mitchell has more about Mattis' pushback here.
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Lawmakers' "pushback is, 'Well, help us find some money," he added.
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And that's why I so appreciate Roberts's quiet pushback so much.
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Not every unwanted advance can be managed with humor or pushback.
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They have not had some of the pushback that Tumblr has.
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In this case, the establishment pushback has been swift and angry.
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In this case, the establishment pushback has been swift and angry.
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But since then, a quiet pushback has materialized against the actress.
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Salas's invitation is a direct pushback to Trump's hardline immigration policy.
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"There definitely was pushback in terms of disrupting classes," she said.
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And it's interesting that we've gotten some pushback from black people.
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His initial announcement was met with unusual and blunt public pushback from the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, followed later by pushback from the secretary of defense, followed by a court striking down the order last week.
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Some of that pushback has come in the form of legal challenges.
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Despite the pushback, the new slogan is set to launch Sept. 14.
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That said, the plan faces extreme pushback from the Republican-led Congress.
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The former Exxon Mobil CEO said that his pushback frustrated the president.
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When women do propose, they often face pushback from others around them.
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I generally don't get pushback from that more anti-capitalist punk side.
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That criticism over the summer prompted Sessions' strongest public pushback to date.
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The withdrawal garnered pushback against Trump, including from within his own party.
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The bill has earned pushback from residents, who complained about government overreach.
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These are both movies that allow women to exist without getting pushback.
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Lyosha expects some pushback from the community, but it's not stopping him.
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Now, governments can make these arguments with less fear of international pushback.
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Without naming which countries might lose land, the president could contain pushback.
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Were you surprised by the pushback since you were announced as director?
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There wasn't a lot of pushback for the overall demand and need.
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Despite the pushback from her employer, Hawkins has continued her solidarity campaign.
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However, there has been pushback from some police unions on video recording.
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There wasn't dramatic pushback to the idea of anti-aging, per se.
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Uber has also faced pushback over the way it handles location data.
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Hannity has a lot of things, but pushback is not in him.
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There has been pushback on the downlisting by other conservation groups, too.
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Her pushback during cross-examination by Mueller's attorney also won widespread praise.
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This kind of an interpretation has received strong pushback in the United
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The new rules also provoked pushback from some GOP senators, with Sen.
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Along the way, legal and political pushback is certain, possibly prolonging things.
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Unsurprisingly, Nokia's fearless inclusivity comes with some inevitable, and occasionally explosive, pushback.
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Like many aspiring musicians, the avian protagonist gets pushback from his parents.
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The biggest effect of Apple's pushback may be political rather than legal.
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"Well there was zero pushback from Ted Cruz," Johnson told the fundraisers.
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Indeed, the report actually documents several incidents of pushback against the government.
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Tesla had received criticism and pushback over this option for some time.
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Details of advertisers' pushback, and Facebook's retreat, have not been previously reported.
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All the warnings and pushback seemed to have their effect this week.
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Many players accept the diagnoses of their team doctors with little pushback.
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If the protest was conducted through social media, so was the pushback.
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The strongest pushback against Trump's putdowns of McCain came Wednesday when Sen.
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The loan received pushback on pricing due to high leverage, investors said.
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Haley acknowledged the pushback while speaking with CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday.
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His assertion was met with somber nodding and little, if any, pushback.
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He said he faced a lot of pushback after making that call.
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The proposal is sure to elicit significant pushback from the pharmaceutical industry.
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But the House bill has received fierce pushback from Senate Democrats. Sen.
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Schmidt was a billionaire and would never accept pushback, warnings or limits.
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Like any other revolution in the game, there will be some pushback.
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That pushback is expected to take the form of lawsuits and litigation.
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But the estimate has already received pushback from Democrats and outside groups.
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But the technology sector's runaway growth has also earned it significant pushback.
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We always have gotten that pushback—and we still do, even now.
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What kind of pushback did you get around including the abortion plot?
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"I did notice pushback, after school shootings became widely reported," Allie said.
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The measure has received pushback, but the senators aren't backing down. Sen.
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The pushback, though, suggests that these federal agencies funded some faulty research.
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The leaders don't appear to fear American pushback — and why should they?
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The pushback was documented in an audio recording reviewed by The Times.
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Even as troubles persist on the ground, the industry pushback has continued.
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That failure provoked pushback from North Korean skeptics of Mr. Kim's initiative.
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"The pushback by the Guggenheim was a surprise to me," he said.
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"After Melvin's application was received, there was immediate pushback," Mr. Dew said.
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The pushback was immediate, but interestingly it was not from restaurant owners.
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The pushback was immediate, but interestingly it was not from restaurant owners.
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I've gotten a lot of pushback from people, to say the least.
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Many commentators in Japan supported Mr. Abe's pushback on South Korea's demand.
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The plan is getting pushback from San Francisco officials and consumer advocates.
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Since starting his company, Mr. Wilson has faced pushback from all sides.
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The pushback to closing markets is that companies need access to capital.
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Hopefully there'll be a pushback in the larger liberal humanitarian Christian tradition.
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For starters, after so many years of pushback, businesses will finally – finally!
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Iran's threatening behavior certainly deserves pushback from the United States and others.
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After getting pushback, it was amended to exempt cities from the measure.
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However, Walker faced pushback in getting her curriculum into Booker T. Washington's.
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The coments also drew pushback online Sunday night, including from Democratic Rep.
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When it came time for questions and answers, Solomon received some pushback.
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But it faced immense pushback from influential companies including Walmart and Toyota.
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Still, there continued to be pushback from Pentagon civilians and General Dunford.
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Nestlé's water extraction practices have incited community pushback in San Bernardino, Calif.
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Still, there continued to be pushback from Pentagon civilians and General Dunford.
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Nestlé's water extraction practices have incited community pushback in San Bernardino, Calif.
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"Plausible deniability is a trademark of Iran's pushback strategy," Mr. Vaez said.
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I've gotten some pushback from coworkers that such a "look" is unprofessional.
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But Lane and Dai anticipated the potential for pushback on their comparison.
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Sessions' pushback came after Trump called him "DISGRACEFUL" in a Twitter post.
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Farrow said he expected pushback to his reporting and was not surprised.
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The statue's removal from Louisville last year came amid pushback from supporters.
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This opens the door for collaboration, but also for pushback and deterrence.
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But pushback from the tech and telecom industry has slowed these efforts.
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Trump's announcement was met with strong pushback from Republicans and Wall Street.
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"I don't think there's going to be pushback from Washington," O'Neill said.
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It's a message already receiving pushback in some quarters of the caucus.
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The pushback faced by prosecutors in Mr. Johnson's case is not unique.
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This tactic ensured founders could pursue their strategic visions with minimal pushback.
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Their success is entirely novel, and is often met with quiet pushback.
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How did you pitch your version, and what elements received some pushback?
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The INSIDER Summary:• British retailer Joy got pushback after a holiday email.
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However, Ypma notes, there doesn't seem to be a lot of pushback.
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Because you were pushing, pushing, pushing, pushback, and it keeps pushing back.
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Trump's national emergency declaration is already facing a ton of pushback from Democrats.
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When you think about doing this, what's the pushback from the government itself?
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If Mr Trump menaces Canada again, he will get pushback on the border. ■
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Thiel acknowledged that he has "gotten pushback" owing to his support for Trump.
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This proposal, however, may receive pushback from the neighborhoods that would be affected.
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But this is a nascent industry, and any pushback can have an impact.
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Has there been any pushback from the brands in how you portray them?
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Indeed, Warren's trade skepticism wasn't met with any pushback from other Democrats onstage.
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The company has also faced pushback from its own employees over the issue.
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But there is little evidence of pushback among those closest to the President.
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But he knows how to ride the wave of pushback against the establishment.
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It's free ... the stuff you hear when you get the pushback on it.
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Much of this week's pushback has come quickly, in response to extreme circumstances.
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Pushback across the U.S. has impeded efforts to get rid of the legislation.
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There has been pushback on the zero option already, according to one source.
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The pushback to fusion has led to a move towards identity-based cuisines.
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Now, similar pushback is arising in Northern Virginia, the other location for HQ2.
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But Agnifilo met pushback on his argument from both prosecutors and the judge.
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Arroyo's decision has generated pushback from local politicians, reports news source El Marplatense.
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They received a great deal of pushback and continued to fight for approval.
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Were there any problems with pushback, or AMC saying you'd gone too far?
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Accomplish your mission and get things done despite challenges and pushback from superiors.
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Beyond the legislative timeline, parts of the House GOP's blueprint are facing pushback.
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Both impeachment and pushback against the imperial presidency are going to be hard.
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The pushback against Pence came from outspoken critics of the shutdown like Sen.
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"But my pushback to the conservative room is, talk is cheap," he added.
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But that old plan received widespread pushback from the cable and TV industry.
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"My only concern is I haven't heard any pushback on that," added Gutiérrez.
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The usual pushback is cost, but there's a great cost of doing nothing.
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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reportedly provided little pushback against the Trumps' tactics.
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It faced picketing, boycotts, lawsuits and pushback from local communities around zoning issues.
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Trump has gotten pushback from Democrats, and some Republicans, over his immigration comments.
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However, when the proposal was brought forth to the commission, it received pushback.
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The controversial legislation has already sparked pushback from tech groups and privacy advocates.
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President Donald Trump's criticism of the FBI is getting some big time pushback.
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However, some of the previously proposed rules have been met with heavy pushback.
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These are very technical questions that don't suggest any kind of massive pushback.
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My pushback came in the form of the former FINNish currency, the markka.
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Cuomo's comments were quickly met with pushback by Republican gubernatorial hopeful Marc Molinaro.
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The bill received predictable pushback from the employers targeted, but it also was
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Bolton's pushback on the Times's report continues the administration's adversarial relationship with media.
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That's going to get pushback from the other side, as we saw yesterday.
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The report states that Pruitt received pushback from at least one senior adviser.
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The good news is that there is pushback from some students and faculty.
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The tactic is not without pushback from some of Trump's closest political allies.
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But if it was, he said, there would be pushback from other Republicans.
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I do think they need to hear this kind of pushback from people.
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"We get a lot of pushback on pro bono programs here," she said.
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But, as you know, in any area of life, it's push and pushback.
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Hensarling faced pushback on his reform in the Senate, including from fellow Republicans.
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It's not that there will be any pushback from a free market constituency.
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This sizable increase comes from, first and foremost, pushback against Trump, experts say.
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But, again, Johnson suggested that, at the least, Musk's plans would face pushback.
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I mean, we got death threats, it was crazy the pushback we got.
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The app underwent a redesign last month that received some pushback from users.
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And for a brief period, despite pushback, it managed to meet those parameters.
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As two white guys from Brooklyn, was there any pushback about being outsiders?
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The controversy: The piece drew pushback on Thursday from some climate policy analysts.
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It's getting a lot of pushback from natural gas consumer and industry groups.
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" That pushback partly forced him to say he supports the alliance "100 percent.
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But would there be enough pushback from both the House and the Senate?
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Responding to social pushback, Zoho and SendGrid also cut ties with the site.
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Drugmakers have faced a global pushback from regulators and lawmakers about high prices.
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Through setbacks and pushback from Ford executives, Shelby and Miles achieve the impossible.
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Trump may find himself facing similar pushback if his proposal looks too similar.
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I liked "A LATTE OF PUSHBACK" on Ari Melber's MSNBC show Tuesday evening.
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But I also expected a fierce pushback from the senators on that committee.
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Did you get any pushback from ABC about making Roseanne a Trump supporter?
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China's seemingly unfettered push into facial recognition is getting some high-level pushback.
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A new generation gap: This is not to say there was no pushback.
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How politically realistic do you think that is, given pushback from local governments?
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Do you worry about pushback from the public over selling this treasured collection?
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The strongest pushback against the president came from his own branch of government.
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The news media picked up on the findings, but not on the pushback.
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Strong words from Pope Francis, frustration with Malcolm Turnbull and pushback against Beijing.
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"I got pushback on the boat decision," Mr. Emmett said in an interview.
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But pushback from the drug industry and Republicans prompted lawmakers to strike it.
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More than that, the language of pushback against Washington is strong and striking.
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De Blasio has faced a lot of pushback against launching a presidential bid.
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Ms. Hicks, now 47, faced career pushback before entering the skilled-trades arena.
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Yet some have faced pushback and legal battles, such as in Encinitas, Calif.
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But there had been some pushback from judges uncomfortable with the new dynamic.
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Historically, however, there has also been pushback, a rejection of oppression and despotism.
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The pushback, however is now likely to just pick up even more steam.
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But in the hearing Tuesday, the bill faced pushback from Republicans, including Hensley.
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Mr. Trump can expect some pushback from even his regular muse, Fox News.
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This is a massive change, though, and Google will surely face some pushback.
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Academic malpractice is unfolding with too little pushback from parents and community leaders.
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Even when some have tried, they've faced unusual pushback from public safety officers.
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But the use of an outside counsel is receiving pushback from Senate Democrats.
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The efforts to out the whistleblower have gotten some pushback from other Republicans.
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But as he researched "Spamtown," he had both encouragement and pushback from locals.
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He said the pushback on sanctuary laws was also intended to help immigrants.
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Like in the United States, India's quota system has faced considerable political pushback.
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Mr. Spaysky's facility for body language gets essential pushback from his touristy materials.
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The surge in action has been met with some pushback from tech companies.
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And, prepare yourself for any questions and pushback your independent contractors may have.
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"I actually thought that the pushback was milder than I expected," he said.
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Mary's pushback doesn't go over well, but she does eventually get pay equity.
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The Hill's Vicki Needham and Niv Elis on the GOP pushback: http://bit.
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On Monday, she responded to online pushback about her comments gracefully via Twitter.
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But she was facing pushback among progressives in her own party on Thursday.
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"There's pushback, but the overall direction of foreign policy is Trumpian," he added.
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The Brazilian court case is part of a global pushback against the chemical.
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Perry can expect some pushback from lawmakers on that proposal at his hearing.
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The common pushback to such proposals is, how do we pay for it?
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For me, that initial pushback was not there until I started to win.
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He predicted that the move would prompt swift legal pushback, which it did.
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"One big problem about being vocal about cocktail safety is pushback," he said.
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And when DACA was announced by the president, it got virtually no pushback.
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I think that the administration will continue to see huge pushback on those.
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Kilgore's lyrics played off her pushback to get a response to her question.
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And I think the administration will continue to see huge pushback on them.
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And here's another thing I bet they were getting pushback from: Young talent.
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Of course, there's been conservative pushback to federal paid family leave all along.
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Zoe LofgrenZoe Ellen LofgrenHillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Hillicon Valley: Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments | Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing | Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments MORE (D-Calif.) threatened to force votes on several FISA-related amendments.
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Michael Bogren, a district court nominee in Michigan, has garnered pushback from social conservatives.
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The company only officially unveiled the handset's specs last week, after pushback from users.
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And it is likely that his appointments and their policies will face real pushback.
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He's also likely to face pushback from Russia hawks in his own party. Sens.
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And the program has never gotten pushback from the Texas Education Agency over funding.
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Trump supporters have also faced pushback by establishments, which experts say is mostly legal.
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"It's because they're getting massive pushback from ordinary people in Seattle," said Ms. Sawant.
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You know, I got a lot of pushback when I first pitched it, Morty.
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Despite initial pushback from the event's founder, Jones was eventually pulled from the lineup.
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I praised him for – JOE KERNEN: Did you get some pushback from your editors?
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Zoom only made the call to remove the insecure web server after intense pushback.
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Now there is supply and investors have options so we have seen some pushback.
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"The pushback is what we thought it would be," she told CNBC on Wednesday.
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But it was nowhere near enough to counterbalance the roaring pushback from the GOP.
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Hong Kong's leader Carrie Lam is backing the measure despite the large-scale pushback.
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Greenblatt tells me his comments referenced pushback from Israeli private citizens, not the government.
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What was behind that idea, and did you get any pushback on that approach?
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But any theory that attempts to explain so much is bound to encounter pushback.
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Moon's efforts, however, have faced pushback from Japanese officials, including Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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Did you get pushback from the tech industry while you were reporting the book?
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It doesn't look like there's much room for employee pushback on Project Dragonfly either.
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Meanwhile, the city has received some pushback from residents over the new water park.
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His nomination, which requires Senate confirmation, has already received bipartisan pushback from Republican Sen.
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They have faced pushback from the relatively small world of providers of the services.
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But Strange could face pushback from opponents in the state because of his appointment.
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OPINION: Why the heartbeat law should worry you The heartbeat bill has sparked pushback.
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Even when the guy comes from within, there's pushback, because there's resistance to change.
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Like Mr. Obama, Mr. Trudeau is experiencing pushback to efforts to reduce oil demand.
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Trump said Friday that he is not concerned about the likely pushback from Congress.
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The House's 2017 Space Corps plan died after fierce pushback in the upper chamber.
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The Texas Republican's push had earned fierce pushback from Democrats and the White House.
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I think the pushback will be far too costly, on a number of fronts.
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The levels of cognitive dissonance and grief cannot be underestimated, and it fuels pushback.
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Ultra-wealthy burners have received pushback from other attendees and the event's organizers alike.
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If so, how much pushback would there be from Republican traditionalists and movement conservatives?
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Congress passed new sanctions on Russia in 2017 despite pushback from the White House.
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Hofer is part of a larger wave of populist, anti-immigrant, anti-globalization pushback.
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Despite the pushback, there's little evidence the Obama administration will back off the issue.
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This senator also said there has been more pushback in the past than noticed.
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It's a position I imagine that will invite pushback, and almost certainly — understandably — anger.
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After pushback from activists and lawyers, the Virginia bill died in committee this week.
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The controversial MPP policy has faced pushback from asylum officers and immigrant rights groups.
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The pushback the company faced encompassed much more than just Neumann's control and conduct.
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It seems now that the internal pushback bred doubts about that line of thinking.
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It set off a full day of pushback by former Obama aides on Twitter.
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So far, the existing Trump and GOP infrastructure is still stuck with pushback duties.
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And so -- BAIER: So, where are the votes going to come on the pushback?
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"We got a lot of pushback from the Embassy on that trip," Ahmad said.
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I really started to pushback against the ideology when I met my husband, Felix.
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Without American pushback, the Saudi leader has little incentive to stop the relentless killing.
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Did you face any pushback for making such a personal — and personally motivated — album?
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It's a fight that exists in microcosm to Blaskowicz' larger pushback against the Nazis.
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In recent years, it's been mired by unwavering pushback from the indigenous Hawaiian community.
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Progressives have promised a major pushback if Republicans try to heavily change the rules.
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The show's writers do, to be fair, give their heroine more pushback this season.
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However, venture capital firms moving into the world of digital currencies face unprecedented pushback.
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But pushback from Ukrainian politicians against requirements imposed by the I.M.F. has stepped up.
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It was a major pushback to the federal government's rollback of rules last year.
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This line of reasoning is likely to receive pushback from a variety of fronts.
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This speech is not a pushback against what the interest rates markets are showing.
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The pushback against Mr. Moon's North Korea initiative has caught his administration off guard.
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Mr. Darling said he expects similar pushback from "art snobs" to Mr. Abloh's exhibition.
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But it's already inspired significant pushback from the right as well as the left.
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There was strong pushback against such rumors from the government and Afghanistan's political parties.
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And he was expecting all this pushback from his friends, and they didn't care.
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There was little in Washington's silence to indicate that Mr. Netanyahu would face pushback.
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Facial recognition technology increasingly faces pushback around the world, most recently in San Francisco.
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The pushback is likely to derail Trump's desire to cast himself as a dealmaker.
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It requires a dedicated political effort and consistent pushback against falsehoods and scare tactics.
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But pushback from the drug industry and Republicans prompted lawmakers to strike the provision.
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So far, the pushback appears to have prompted President Trump to slow his roll.
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Vox's Sarah Kliff says that's just the latest pushback on the Affordable Care Act.
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But more than his predecessors, Mr. Xi is abandoning that approach — and encountering pushback.
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The tactics sparked vocal pushback from Republican senators who were on be floor. Sen.
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The pushback on Schiff echoed some of the attacks Republicans had levied against Rep.
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Immigration The Trump administration is facing major pushback on some recent immigration policy changes.
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Why it matters: The pushback from Navy secretary, Richard V. Spencer, and Rear Adm.
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But that proposal has faced considerable pushback from GOP lawmakers, retailers and conservative groups.
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The surprisingly stiff pushback, especially in Congress, suggests that frustration runs deeper than Trump.
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Even Russia offered pushback, over the administration's support for civilian safe zones in Syria.
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The decision, which is pending shareholder approval, also faces pushback from some UK investors.
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NOAA's statement backing Trump's assessment faced pushback from within the National Weather Service (NWS).
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Go deeper: A bipartisan pushback on noncompete agreements More doctors have non-compete clauses
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Had Manfred suspended the players, he would have surely faced pushback from their union.
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" LEONARD There was this pushback like, "How dare these people speak up so aggressively.
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Schaaf has received substantial pushback and criticism, including threats of violence, for her stance.
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You shouldn't see a lot of pushback on the issue in the cannabis world.
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MS: And I think there's going to be some pushback from Republicans on that.
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Amid the pushback, U.S. officials insisted that Trump was not endorsing the Turkish operation.
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In the face of bipartisan pushback, the president has refused to relinquish his claims.
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White House pushback: The White House has signaled it fight to remove the measure.
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Despite decades of pushback, it takes a long time for racist caricatures to die.
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Businesses are also increasingly cutting ties with the industry following pushback from their customers.
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But the public pushback against the GMO approach, however small, has had an impact.
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Google has been forced to back off of certain projects have pushback from employees.
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Pai appears to be taking the pushback on his policies and proposals in stride.
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But he has encountered uncharacteristic pushback from Republicans about taking troops out of Syria.
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More recently, though, they are not just a correction or a bit of pushback.
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Obama's critics argued the cool approach allowed Russia to assert itself with insufficient pushback.
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It has galvanized university students, mirroring a pushback against conservative forces around the world.
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It's already getting pushback from industry, which dismisses the concept as untested and unworkable.
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Look at what happened with Mayor Bloomberg, he got such a pushback on that.
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"The biggest pushback from hemp farmers is just the lack of understanding," said Carpio.
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The Compliance With Court Orders Act is already getting pushback from within political spheres, too.
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The move drew pushback from representatives for both artists, with the music industry following suit.
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Its reservations could presage further pushback against Lopez Obrador after he takes office on Dec.
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There will be a lot more support for women and more pushback [against these bans].
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Read his lips: This Obamacare replacement will become law — despite strong pushback from conservative lawmakers.
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As some of the most creative industries begin to experiment with AI, they're facing pushback.
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JUDGE ANDREW NAPOLITANO, FOX NEWS SENIOR JUDICIAL ANALYST: Well, I am part of that pushback.
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With little pushback, the notorious FOIA violator has handed over roughly 500 pages every month.
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But there's been a little bit of pushback to the whole idea of 10,000 steps.
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That pushback, which the political scientist Peter Feaver has called "shirking", could take many forms.
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I mean, the president has a right to be able to defend himself and pushback.
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It's also fair to say that the Design Excellence Program produced buildings that got pushback.
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Despite the pushback from some members, the president is short of allies in the House.
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Ironically, pushback against California's rules might have more impact on national policy than Equifax did.
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But Jeremy Allaire, founder and CEO of Circle, denies getting any pushback when raising funding.
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Providing backend support for customized plans would surely help Sinemia avoid that manner of pushback.
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Facebook and Zuckerberg, however, have stuck with their approach to political advertising despite the pushback.
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So even without action from Mr Trump, there is a meaningful pushback on drug prices.
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It's going to hit corporate confidence if we don't get a pushback on those tariffs.
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After initially balking at the pushback, Samsung this week announced that it's killing the deal.
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The fight started with some traditional pushback by an established and politically well-connected industry.
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Instead of getting pushback from the drug industry, Allergan has gotten positive feedback, he said.
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Facebook should expect some pushback from the authorities, given its troubling record on privacy issues.
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The Facebook-led project to create Libra, a new cryptocurrency, is also facing government pushback.
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On the pushback: There's an emerging strategy to turn this back around on the Democrats.
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"Hence our concern over the mounting pushback from customers, recently stressed by Essilor," they said.
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But I knew the minute we got pushback that we had gotten into their heads.
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More recently, after pushback from politicians and activists, Google said it had dropped those plans.
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Last summer, Krzanich cancelled a planned a fundraiser for the then-nominee after public pushback.
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The change garnered little controversy, and received no organized pushback from Republicans at the time.
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Despite all the high-profile legal pushback, the vast majority of government requests are fulfilled.
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With Sanders' clear momentum has come some pushback and scrutiny, notably from the liberal intelligentsia.
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Your plan cannot operate retroactively, so you might face some pushback from longer-term employees.
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Coronado Coal is another issuer in a tricky sector that has seen pushback from investors.
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Other companies have been tweaking their deals with Chinese acquirers lately after U.S. government pushback.
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The backlash against Omar, though, sparked its own pushback, with progressives leaping to her defense.
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The prospect of a second summit is already facing some pushback, including from Senate Republicans.
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Being the new guy from out of town, there's always going to be some pushback.
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" Mr. Schneiderman has called the pushback from the company and its supporters "First Amendment opportunism.
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And there has been zero pushback from the White House on the idea, they add.
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Despite significant likely pushback from Congress, the rescission could still happen because of this maneuvering.
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The report also said there had been pushback to the FBI from the Justice Department.
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But it was interesting, because there's all kind of ... I was fascinated by the pushback.
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Yes, but: It remains to be seen how autocratic-leaning populists will respond to pushback.
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Schiff: 'A non-starter' The idea has met pushback from some, including California Democratic Rep.
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Since announcing Libra in June 2019, there has been intense regulatory pushback on the initiatives.
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But pushback from some in the GOP may pose an obstacle to a final breakthrough.
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But pushback from some in the GOP may pose an obstacle to a final breakthrough.
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It is the most dramatic step in the Trump administration's escalating pushback to advisory committees.
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The fear of international pushback and widespread West Bank violence kept Netanyahu from going further.
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Even after these sorts of destructive moments, the pushback within the GOP has been minimal.
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"There is some pushback," said Jill O'Donnell-Tormey, chief executive of the Cancer Research Institute.
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Pushback is when an external vehicle moves an aircraft backward away from an airport gate.
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Conway routinely encountered strong pushback from journalists during interviews, particularly from Anderson Cooper at CNN.
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We have had the pushback, and now we are going to have the push again.
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But the pushback against Moore was quick and fierce, including from some in Republican circles.
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Google last year passed on a $10 billion Pentagon contract following pushback from many employees.
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Restoring sanctions is a complex process that will take considerable time and face considerable pushback.
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Dunham explained that she often faces pushback from fans over these love letters to Khloé.
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He's since received pushback from members of his conference, including top spending appropriators like Rep.
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Whatever the reason, there's now a fair amount of pushback against this decades-old norm.
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The result is that the progressive pushback against Trump's foreign policy has been quite weak.
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There was a lot of pushback, even from campus police investigators and other university personnel.
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In the months that followed, pushback seemed to spill over into the organizers' day jobs.
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A reported $92 million price tag and pushback from the American Legion probably didn't help.
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President Trump faces pushback, the E.U. fines Google, and the British Open tees off today.
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In Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's carbon tax proposal faces intense pushback from the provinces.
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Biden, too, once supported the agreement, but he hasn't seemed to face the same pushback.
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Much of the Republican pushback, like that offered by Johnson, appears to discount this fact.
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We understand that some readers wanted more pushback, and we hear that loud and clear.
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But there has been pushback to Shine's hiring, news of which first broke last week.
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I did have a question about the progressive pushback related to judicial nominees last year.
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"There's been a lot of pushback, but things are getting better now," Mr. Perillo said.
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But whether good-humored, polite or angry, Ms. Glover's pushback made her a bigger target.
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Sometimes this engenders pushback from the West, but it is all part of a strategy.
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While President Trump seemed to give it his endorsement on Thursday, pushback has already begun.
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But ultimately, any increase in troops was likely to be met with pushback from insurgents.
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How we know: The pushback was documented in an audio recording reviewed by The Times.
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Still, when the pushback against Australian wines began around 2003, Vine Street was affected, too.
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I've tried to address some of the challenges you've made and the pushback you've delivered.
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But pushback to the alt-right in the streets of Washington was in plain view.
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That message came with the implicit defense of their business model and pushback against regulation.
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And in a sign that Pelosi could face pushback from her party's progressive flank, Rep.
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Mr. Buruma seems to have fatally underestimated the amount of pushback the essay would generate.
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The increased arrests have led to pushback from civil liberties groups and accusations of entrapment.
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So it was no surprise that there was pushback against some of the program's goals.
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Kaplisnky said that rule, too, will likely face pushback among CFPB opponents on Capitol Hill.
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And that was just pushback about one person's right to freely express her political views.
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"The pushback on Pete is that, A, he's young, and B, he's gay," said Rep.
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Sprinkled throughout the document is pushback to some of the factual allegations lodged by Democrats.
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Pushback against the government's overlong, misguided fight against marijuana has finally reached a tipping point.
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"I have not had any sense of pushback in any conversation" with the Trump team.
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There has been a lot of pushback, though, particularly around the controversial decision on Jerusalem.
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The move toward including the financial rider is getting pushback from conservative lawmakers — including Sen.
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McDonald&aposs was also facing pushback from some black executives prior to Easterbrook&aposs departure.
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"I knew this would escalate immediately if there wasn't pushback from the base," he said.
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There are some examples of Hemmer providing pushback to White House aides and other guests.
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But it received pushback from the EPA, which proposed deleting several recommendations from the report.
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In the following days, after brutal pushback from Commissioner Connor's men, hundreds more were detained.
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We got a lot more pushback on Emily being gay than the Aria-Ezra story.
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But Spicer and Lewandowski have attracted the most pushback from members of the university community.
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There was a lot of pushback Monday when I tweeted about the draft-pick provision.
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The move has attracted widespread outrage and seen pushback from politicians and even some judges.
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There was pushback, Hawk says, because they didn't think it would be successful or popular.
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But there is already strong pushback to changing patent protections, including from some centrist Democrats.
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The pushback to Trump's actions reached a fever pitch Wednesday afternoon, when Graham and Sen.
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Elsewhere, Mr. Trump is getting pushback on his nominee to run the Environmental Protection Agency.
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The effort prompted questions about the proposal's constitutionality and swift pushback internally from agency officials.
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That may be because of some local pushback to that method in the Florida Keys.
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Obama has faced a flurry of pushback — sometimes bipartisan — on his administration's dealings with Iran.
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Trump's national emergency declaration sparked a slew of lawsuits and pushback from Democrats and Republicans.
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"I thought there was going to be a little bit of pushback," Eli said aloud.
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"We need clarity and pushback on this executive order to address that problem," she said.
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And the president is facing potential pushback from the public health experts in his administration.
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And the president is facing potential pushback from the public health experts in his administration.
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The pushback to the pusher of our favorite South American drug is a fair start.
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It was a rare pushback against a Trump policy by fellow Republicans, who control Congress.
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You could also expect pushback from counterterrorism professionals in the FBI and broader intelligence community.
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It remains to be seen whether the emerging pushback against Moore will continue to build.
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Given the longstanding American hostility to social engineering, each of these steps faced heavy pushback.
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That means the Skripals may not be Russia's last victims, regardless of the Western pushback.
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But when her father supported the failed US Senate candidate, she made no public pushback.
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Pushback against a wall, however, has centered on rejecting one of Trump's racist campaign promises.
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We get a lot of pushback, me and the other four women who started this campaign.
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"There was, as you'd imagine, massive pushback," says Delwin Lindsey, a biopsychologist at Ohio State University.
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But now his policies on trade and immigration are generating strong pushback from the tech industry.
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There was some pushback from conservatives that this pick really doesn&apost fire up the base.
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But so far we can't say that they are destroying democracy because there has been pushback.
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And yet, Theranos leadership was married to the compactness of the Edison despite pushback from employees.
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Despite the Democratic pushback, a vote on him nomination is now expected to occur sometime Friday.
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But the law garnered outrage and pushback, and the rule was not enforced until fall 2018.
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Muskie's pushback was seen as too weak in the press, and his lead began to slip.
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The pushback against movements like #WeNeedDiverseBooks or the drama of the Hugo Awards always puzzles me.
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Still, the pushback could begin to reach a larger swath of companies that work with ICE.
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While PEN seems contented with Twitter's position, Nossel's statement also voiced some pushback to the plan.
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"Not to me personally," he said when asked if he's gotten any pushback from fellow Republicans.
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It is unclear whether the overhaul will face pushback from incoming Republican President Donald Trump's administration.
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Maxine Waters encouraging such public pushback, the line between civility and civil disobedience is a blur.
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Impeachment inquiry Top Republicans are getting more aggressive in their pushback on the House impeachment proceedings.
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Obama has issued a full-throated pushback against those sentiments in Europe to decidedly mixed results.
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This might be related to the pushback another artist once got for lip-syncing the anthem.
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Ms. Connor has tried to introduce the idea into her undergraduate sculpture courses and gotten pushback.
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Facebook has seen a flurry of pushback on Libra from U.S. and international regulators and lawmakers.
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The news of film's pushback came a day after the "American Crime" actress entered her plea.
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The official acknowledged that the request for additional beds is likely to get pushback from lawmakers.
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Siempre Bruja likely could have avoided pushback by removing the slavery context from this romance altogether.
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In the past, pushback may have kept a film or series from the success it deserved.
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Now, they're not just making it through despite pushback, they are thriving in spite of it.
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"Based on the Cape Wind experience, you'd think there'd have been much more pushback," he says.
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What's the real story there: the suppression of the novel or the pushback against this suppression?
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But if you get enough of those, that you might actually start to see some pushback.
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Universal actually backed down, even from that high price, because of theatrical pushback to the idea.
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The notion that Ross could be out soon received some pushback from elsewhere in the administration.
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This plan, and these distinctions, are now garnering major pushback from Sanders's high-level campaign staff.
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There's pushback from other corners, including the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), a party from Northern Ireland.
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"If we use that logic, there should have been the same kind of pushback," Hikes said.
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A lot of pushback we get, especially from men, is not understanding how many people menstruate.
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Pushback: Ligado argues it's dealt with the interference issues that sunk its last bid for airwaves.
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Kobach has already received a lot of pushback from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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He got pushback in response from China, which accused the US of raising tensions with Pyongyang.
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Initially, the mayor's proposal received little pushback, but eventually, a boisterous and full-throated opposition arose.
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"Very early we had a lot of pushback from investors on using W-2s," Sapone recalled.
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In fact, the administration is rolling back flood-proof infrastructure regulations without facing much meaningful pushback.
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In addition to gun control legislation, I want the NRA to receive pushback because of today.
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The NRA has already received pushback since what happened in Florida from students and their communities.
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In the north, Mr. Akinci faces potential pushback from a newly formed cabinet headed by hardliners.
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Congress overwhelmingly slapped new financial penalties on Russia last year despite pushback from the White House.
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As natural wine became conflated with a rustic, yeasty taste profile, it faced plenty of pushback.
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Obama is likely to veto the legislation, but Republicans are gearing up for their regulatory pushback.
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In 2017, Twitter experimented with hiding list notifications from users, but abruptly reversed course after pushback.
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" She adds that there was "negligible" pushback to the proposal: "It was just stunning to me.
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Conaway "certainly expects some pushback" on SNAP, said Rachel Millard, the House Agriculture Committee's communications director.
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The fiat to bring women onto boards generated pushback in Norway, as it has in California.
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Any politician who backs socialized medical care in the United States is familiar with such pushback.
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Trump's campaign surrogates offered pushback against the candidates' claims at nearly every turn of the night.
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That idea generated immediate pushback from Democrats, and it's almost guaranteed to generate a legal challenge.
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Facebook is also offering to pay some publishers more than others, which could result in pushback.
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Allowing states to repeal those protections has drawn pushback from more moderate members, whom Needham criticized.
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Microsoft faced similar pushback from employees over its contracts with U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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The new drug-importation proposals also received pushback from the biotech trade group BIO on Wednesday.
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This provision has generated some strong pushback, but let's consider what this means for a minute.
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The prospect of a second summit is being met with pushback from lawmakers, including Republican senators.
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The R.N.C. pushback has been strong in states that Mr. Trump lost, like Iowa and Minnesota.
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The company is facing an international pushback due to concerns about the security of its technology.
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"There's definitely a lot of pushback as far as, why are we anti-breastfeeding?" she says.
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Perhaps leaders may find more pushback from the people that benefit from trade than they expect.
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But he says the ban is encountering tremendous pushback from Big Tobacco and e-cigarette manufacturers.
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He added there was absolutely no pushback from any of the police unions in the state.
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Sometimes, you have pushback, but in the grand scheme of things, it doesn't seem to matter.
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Have you gotten any pushback when you explain to people what CRISPR is capable of doing?
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But Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), facing industry pushback, has not finalized the rule{here}.
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All the data is there and is increasingly enabling competition and pushback in a strong way.
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"We got a lot of pushback from that call," said Philip Marey, Rabobank's senior US strategist.
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Law enforcement's use of it to identify criminals or track citizens, in particular, has drawn pushback.
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We got a little pushback at one point for asking for someone who has travel experience.
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After Trump announced his decision on Thursday afternoon, the pushback from the tech industry was swift.
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But the Trump administration has so far delayed implementing them, and there's been no visible pushback.
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They are part of a pushback against the dominant pressures of European and American white centrality.
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The Tanzanian government has distanced itself from Makonda's harsh policy in the wake of international pushback.
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Rouhani's announcement may be part of that pushback as well, just in a more diplomatic form.
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Between the two, Kennedy could face some pushback from progressives once a full challenge is underway.
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The Equis Lab polling indicates that the pushback toward Trump could potentially be sustained through 2020.
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Aggressive presidents also depend on a partisan media to do their work without too much pushback.
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Filling posts with individuals whose only qualification is their loyalty produces less pushback but more bumbling.
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But campus unrest and violent protests helped fuel pushback that they were too immature to vote.
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But for an office that rarely says much on the record, the pushback was very notable.
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The idea of cutting checks for Americans has sparked some pushback within the Senate GOP caucus.
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Any carbon tax proposal within the state could face pushback from Alaska's oil and gas industry.
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The production, directed by Doug Hughes, is too tasteful and basically naturalistic to offer much pushback.
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Many scooter companies have lost their shine this year because of regulatory pushback and safety issues.
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It received significant pushback from Muslim organizations around the country, however, that say it is discriminatory.
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What happened Monday wasn't about Virginia, but rather a pushback on gun-control advocates in general.
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Trump had earlier offered pushback on Tuesday in an interview with the conservative publication Daily Caller.
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Despite its #MeToo blunders, Nike hasn't seen much pushback from women nor a dip in sales.
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Any pushback would have to overcome the federal approval already granted, which constitutionally trumps provincial opposition.
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Then came the pushback: lawmakers blasted the idea, the stock market plummeted and our allies fumed.
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The Trump administration earlier this month released its immigration proposal, which received pushback from both parties.
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The political conditions that stimulated pushback also resulted in the passage of prominent bipartisan legislative initiatives.
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Journalist and host of Pushback with Aaron Maté cautions Democrats on being all in for impeachment.
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But the proposal faced steep pushback from the retail industry, conservative groups and many GOP lawmakers.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — A nice themeless challenge today, with just enough pushback to make it fun.
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Earlier this year, McDonald&aposs agreed to extend the deadline for redesigns, following pushback from franchisees.
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Earlier this year, the company faced internal pushback over its work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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The national emergency declaration prompted a slew of lawsuits and received pushback from Democrats and Republicans.
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"If DACA gets attached to the spending bill, there will be major, major pushback," Meadows said.
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In a pushback against U.S. sanctions on Iran, AP reported that Tehran's parliament voted on Aug.
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What was some of the pushback you got from people on your side of the aisle?
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But the four-day visit, scheduled to start on Wednesday, is generating a bit of pushback.
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He was welcomed by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, but there was pushback over Israeli settlement building.
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Of course, your teens might not agree with your expectations and you might get some pushback.
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And the new import taxes have sparked a pushback from members of Trump's party in Congress.
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The recent Democratic pushback toward Kavanaugh is a "deliberate effort to attack judicial independence," he said.
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But it does provide an effective pushback against attacks that Barr simply blocked an obstruction charge.
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The pushback was real: A week before class, I posted the syllabus, which announced my policy.
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"There's been a lot of pushback on giving officers a pass for those things," he said.
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The things that he says, the types of pushback that he gives, involve people of color.
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This is my pushback to Jay Rosen, which is it's silly to pretend that they're isn't.
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In almost all of these attacks, victims' families faced significant pushback when they pressed for justice.
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Two of SoftBank's other large investments, Uber and WeWork, have received pushback from public market investors.
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But as a result, there's also been this pushback against building, and especially building affordable housing.
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So far, according to city tourism officials and business leaders, the policies have gotten little pushback.
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Institutions alone aren't enough to stop slides toward authoritarianism; you need actual pushback from the people.
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One might assume the greatest impediment to Congress revoking or replacing the AUMF is presidential pushback.
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The bill has overwhelming bipartisan support — but has gotten a lot of pushback from House Republicans.
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Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Hillicon Valley: Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments | Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing | Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments MORE (D-Calif.) of releasing information that Russia intended to support Sanders's presidential bid in an effort to sabotage his own campaign.
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Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Hillicon Valley: Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments | Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing | Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments MORE (D-Calif.), the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee who helped lead the impeachment case against Trump, wrote on Twitter.
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Trump on Tuesday accused House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Hillicon Valley: Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments | Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing | Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments MORE (D-Calif.) of leaking details about the interference on behalf of Sanders.
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This is why Omar's tweet was so troubling, and why the pushback from leadership really was merited.
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If people are still this upset with Toyota, you must get tremendous pushback over the Confederate flag.
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Late Monday: The pushback begins House Democrats pounced as news organizations reported the unexpected and mysterious vote.
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There's no feel of the vehicle or true pushback on the tires when you turn the wheel.
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And for decades, these authors have received the same pushback Frost received after unveiling The Spanish Princess.
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After some pushback from a journalist, Trump said that the average American doesn't care about this issue.
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Do you ever face pushback from the network around stuff you want to include on the show?
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A DHS official acknowledged that the request for additional beds is likely to get pushback from lawmakers.
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For Zimmer, a Democrat, Trump's climate pushback is all the more reason to focus on climate resiliency.
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So, Dana, OK, so, you know, something was like -- a lot of political pushback back and forth.
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That means it's possible the Senate's pushback on Trump was a moment of the president's own making.
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In addition, even for slight elements of commercially-licensed software, there was significant pushback from the community.
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"You're going to get pushback and people who don't believe in this idea or concept," Williams said.
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Haley's statements throughout the campaign showed she is unafraid to criticize Trump even if it engenders pushback.
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DeVos has faced significant pushback, from her controversial advocacy of charter school programs to accusations of plagiarism.
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There has been some pushback in Europe, but so far US watchdogs haven't taken any aggressive action.
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The US has quietly waged war in the East African country for years with little public pushback.
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Mary Fallin (R) vetoed a similar law last year, citing pushback from law enforcement and business groups.
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But contrary to Paris' reputation as a fashion city, she got pushback when she began performing there.
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The big picture: The Postal Service report comes as Amazon's continued dominance ignites pushback on multiple fronts.
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Von D's post began by her explaining that she had expected to get some pushback from critics.
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He's grown to be kind and earnest, and we see him grappling with pushback to these qualities.
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The wording of the statement released by NBC Universal has triggered some pushback from women's rights advocates.
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Also in her post, Von D explained that she had expected to get some pushback from critics.
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Headlines like the one above have been trending for the past few weeks, despite social media pushback.
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But despite the pushback from users about subscriptions, the company claims they've enabled it to increase revenues.
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Iron man as a black girl, a new Spider Man as Miles Morales, and it's gotten pushback.
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" She added, "There will be a giant, strong, vigorous pushback on efforts — in the courts and legislatively.
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The political pushback against TPP in the U.S. hasn't necessarily impacted how the Asian region views it.
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The lack of the slightest pushback provided critics with an easy example with which to attack Lauer.
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The company will also point out that, in spite of pushback, many users like the new keyboards.
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British Muslims have begun to follow the trend, which has caused pushback among the more secular-minded.
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After facing similar charges around the world, Qualcomm is getting some major pushback on its home turf.
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A major pushback against this trend came in the form of AMC's 2008-2013 series Breaking Bad.
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Meanwhile, the politics of Medicaid and pushback from Republican governors is getting to be the biggest issue.
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"I got pushback from parents who truly signed their kid up for the STEM school," he said.
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Reposting was the perfect answer to the early pushback we faced in collecting content for the magazine.
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That includes her own job, which is far from secure as she faces pushback from all sides.
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This isn't the first Chastain has gotten some pushback from men on Twitter for her political views.
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DHS has faced a flurry of pushback in response, including meetings with airline representatives and European countries.
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The last couple of paragraphs [above] tell me they're anticipating aggressive pushback from the World Trade Organization.
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The pushback: Some establishment Dems are apoplectic about the idea of Hickenlooper teaming up with a Republican.
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Was there any pushback on what you could and could not show from police department officials internally?
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Any effort to suspend or reduce flights is sure to face fierce pushback from the airline industry.
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" "This could be a pushback to a lot of video games offering single player experiences these days.
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The social network has faced pushback from users when the social network has switched its privacy policy.
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But attaching the criminal justice bill could spark pushback from conservatives, who are opposed to the legislation.Sen.
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In February 2019, Amazon pulled out of its New York City plans after pushback from local politicians.
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Everyone had a really good discussion about it, and we never had any pushback on that stuff.
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Despite pushback from conservative senators, the Senate legislation currently requires women to register for the military draft.
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I THINK IT'S HEALTHY TO HAVE A LOT OF PUSHBACK AND DEBATE BETWEEN MANAGEMENT AND THE BOARD.
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The senator stood by his assertion last week, despite facing pushback from federal and state election officials.
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The pushback prompted SEC chair Jay Clayton to take the unusual step of postponing a scheduled Oct.
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Even congressional Republicans, who rarely offer substantive pushback to Trump, began working on legislation to reverse it.
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Another area likely to face pushback from some Democrats: requests for increased funding for immigrant detention beds.
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But the increasingly obvious effects of climate change could well blunt political pushback in the next decade.
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Perry's proposal has gotten pushback from power industry groups, environmentalists and even one of the FERC commissioners.
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However, she also wondered out loud whether the pendulum will swing back and there will be pushback.
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Neumann was the focus of much of the pushback from potential investors, and reportedly from SoftBank also.
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The pushback on that argument is that Trump is still the President and the final decision-maker.
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Meanwhile, the House passed its own bill last year despite fierce pushback from consumer groups and Democrats.
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The broad nature of Graham's proposal would likely face pushback from Democrats and some libertarian-leaning Republicans.
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The telescope could transform astronomy, but the project is facing heavy pushback from Native Hawaiians and activists.
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Lieutenant Finn says he sees more pushback and hears more obscenities from residents now than ever before.
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Wu criticized the dozens of acquisitions Facebook and Amazon have made without receiving significant pushback from regulators.
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The Journal's report comes as WeWork is facing significant pushback on its planned IPO from potential investors.
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Ivanka Trump and Kushner reportedly faced pushback from top officials in the administration over their security clearances.
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Trump faced significant pushback at the time after saying "many sides" were responsible for the Charlottesville violence.
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They are also starting to see price pushback in the market, especially in areas that are overheated.
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In the face of Trump's national security executive orders, we see pushback from Congress and individual members.
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Democrats know that tax hikes, even on the so-called "rich," will come with some heavy pushback.
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That pushback was palpable in the statement released by Democratic public affairs firm SKDKnickerbocker, Burton's previous employer.
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The public pushback from Ryan, the House's top Republican, represents a rare break from the GOP president.
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Part of the pushback WeWork has faced from would-be investors in its IPO focused on Neumann.
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Those surface objections notwithstanding, it's not hard to see what actually motivates this pushback from the optometrists.
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The Labor Department has struggled to write the rule for years, amid fierce pushback from the industry.
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Though a founding member of the Justice League, Wonder Woman is receiving pushback inside the United Nations.
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This sobering fact should inspire more pushback from competing institutions and from people taking to the street.
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I have not gotten too much pushback of the variety that's actually engaging with the details, yet.
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The real-world consequences of Trump's governance matters enormously, and so does the pushback Trump is getting.
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Mr. Trump scoffed but did not express the same level of pushback as in the first debate.
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So the idea that there should be service provided to the perpetrator gets met with some pushback.
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So far, she has opted to ignore Trump's personal attacks and her campaign has offered general pushback.
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Even though she's an attending physician, she still faces a lot of pushback from her male colleagues.
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"There's always a lot of pushback from physicians when other systems have them do that," Wong says.
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Yet they prompted pushback, including a resignation threat from Interior Minister Horst Seehofer that was later revoked.
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Doing that requires sustained pushback against alternate reality created by talk radio, Breitbart, and the Drudge Report.
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The Trump administration's new steel and aluminum tariffs have brought pushback and threats of retaliation from Mexico.
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If West Virginia extends blockchain voting to UOCAVA voters in all 55 counties, the pushback could increase.
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The measure, which a Senate committee passed earlier this week, faced pushback from Democratic lawmakers and constituents.
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We still get a lot of pushback from brewers that they want to be involved each batch.
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But Mr. Trump's plan met with swift pushback from some even in his own party on Tuesday.
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They will get a lot of pushback from Democrats, whose votes they need to pass the bill.
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But the final rush before Tuesday has sparked pushback from some elected officials, advocates and interested parties.
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So that's why we're seeing some rather striking signs of pushback and anxiety from key economic partners.
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Did you ever encounter any pushback fighting the Catholic Church on this issue as a Jewish man?
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Students and parents have long voiced complaints about the policy, but the pushback has gained renewed momentum.
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Diplomats noted that the Dominican Republic and Panama had already recognized Beijing, with little pushback from Washington.
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General Raziq was ruthless in his pushback, personally leading operations that dealt heavy casualties to the Taliban.
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For a president who has embraced Mr. Netanyahu at every turn, the pushback on Israel was striking.
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Because I think the ACLU also had pushback from some of its donors and stuff like that.
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The president's tweets stoked strong pushback from activist groups that said the threat to NBC was clear.
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Governor Deal vetoed a version of the legislation in 2016 after pushback from business and L.G.B.T. leaders.
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While mortgage rates now hover around record lows, they are seeing some pushback to go much lower.
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If CNN's demeanor in the briefing room was polite, the network did provide some pushback on-screen.
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In those progressive settings, much of the pushback came from the students most committed to racial justice.
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Many Fed watchers see that pushback as a hint that July's move is likely to be small.
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That effort has met with some success, but also some predictable legal pushback from the hospital industry.
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The idea is already facing pushback from environmental groups concerned that these efforts will inhibit environmental protections.
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Trump has been an unlikely backer of Pelosi in the face of pushback within the Democratic caucus.
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In the context of Trump's own record, the pushback from Mulvaney and Conway is therefore not persuasive.
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In contrast to 2002, "there has been no pushback from the diagnostics industry at all," she said.
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"We got absolutely no pushback," agreed Matt Storin, who was then an editor at The Daily News.
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After so grand an entrance, and with so ambitious a program, there was bound to be pushback.
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The pushback against Uber is part of wider tensions between the European authorities and American technology companies.
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I'm disappointed in the fact that he's getting so much pushback on everything he tries to pass.
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"My pushback was hard but futile," Mr. Mistry said in the letter, which The Times has reviewed.
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There's legislative pushback from the intersex community too, most recently seen through a California bill, SB 230.
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It also includes two controversial immigration proposals that could draw pushback from Democrats — and potentially some Republicans.
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And though the regulatory pushback has been fierce, other countries may have no qualms about the project.
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This isn't the first time Google has faced pushback from employees on topics related to artificial intelligence.
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But there has been some pushback due to claims that it would encourage sex without a condom.
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The choice of Grayson drew prompt pushback from reporters, who noted his past treatment of the press.
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The historicization becomes 'The Reagans solved AIDS ,' and that becomes the storyline if there isn't a pushback.
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We were unaware of the amount of pushback we would receive from hard-liners in these institutions.
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And SpaceX has faced pushback from potential competitors in the satellite internet business, including Softbank-backed OneWeb.
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I had personal reasons for this pushback (about which, more in a second) but also political ones.
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These statements have also spurred pushback; some argued Yang could have been more forceful in his response.
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He appeared to suggest that Biden was losing his memory, prompting pushback from his fellow 2020 Democrats.
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" Trump's comments received swift pushback, with a former Obama aide claiming the statement was a "disrespectful lie.
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"There's been a lot of discussion and pushback both ways," Ms. Liebmann, of WSL Strategic Retail, said.
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The orders were controversial, garnering quick lawsuits from tribes and environmentalists and pushback from the outdoors industry.
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Swift pushback Declaring a national emergency to build a wall would not be a simple matter, however.
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Between bites Mr. McCarthy imagined the pushback he may have to endure for his choice of protagonist.
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He's the one whose actually fighting to bring real change, that's why he's getting so much pushback.
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Plans to add a category for achievement in "popular" film were canceled after pushback from academy members.
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That was largely due to pushback about its cost from the White House and some Senate Republicans.
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One of the defining aspects of the "Reagan revolution" was pushback against federally imposed civil rights policies.
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Vampyr wants to appear hostile to the player, but in reality, it doesn't hold up to pushback.
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He could also see pushback from Congress, which could pass a joint resolution to override the declaration.
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Do you ever get pushback from mental health professionals that you're out here operating without a degree?
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That's why we must continue to resist, persist, and practice radical solidarity in the face of pushback.
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I would expect pushback against a Washington approach that emphasizes pressure exclusively at the expense of negotiations.
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In just a matter of hours, Wolff has faced pushback from some politicians and operatives featured in the book, including vehement pushback from the White House and the president himself, who contended the book is the work of a disgruntled Steve Bannon, the former White House chief strategist.
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The president called for an investigation into congressional leaks, citing without evidence his impeachment nemesis, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffHillicon Valley: Dems cancel surveillance vote after pushback to amendments | Facebook to ban certain coronavirus ads | Lawmakers grill online ticketing execs | Hacker accessed facial recognition company's database Hillicon Valley: Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments | Lawmakers grill Ticketmaster, StubHub execs over online ticketing | Democrats cancel surveillance vote over pushback to amendments MORE (D-Calif.), as the likely culprit.
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Ambassador McFaul has said that he -- you know, hopes that there is immediate pushback publicly to this idea.
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But whenever it's brought up for debate, there's often a wave of pushback from fans — particularly fan boys.
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On top of that, efforts to build low-cost housing have been met with pushback from local residents.
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Responses have been mostly positive, O'Brien said, though she has gotten some pushback from online trolls and others.
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But they would face meaningful pushback from forces who — unlike immigrants — have actual power in the Republican coalition.
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"We received initial pushback on the song, and I was so confused by that," McBride told the outlet.
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"We knew there was going to be some pushback there and it wasn't an ideal solution," Kreiner said.
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Toyota is most likely betting that consumers' memory is short, and that pushback will be limited, experts said.
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Obama designated the 1.3-million-acre area in December, but faced pushback from local lawmakers, ranchers, and conservatives.
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Pushback on the policy was almost instantaneous, and reports surfaced last week that Spotify was rethinking its approach.
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This would exclude Christians, however, whom he promised to save, and that could lead to pushback from Congress.
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Spotify isn't officially commenting on the pushback from users, but Billboard claims the number of refunds were minimal.
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You're going to have serious pushback the moment you suggest a new idea that could be this risky.
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On the face of it, the merger shouldn't inspire the kind of pushback we're seeing from the DOJ.
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"San Francisco will continue to be a compassionate city," Farrell said when asked about pushback to clearing encampments.
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There was, unsurprisingly, some pushback, and Apple was forced to apologize for the way it handled the update.
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The legislation was met with pushback back when it was about to be implemented at four-year colleges.
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Recently, Daffae faced pushback from locals who were mining in an area where the company wanted to dig.
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Campaigns from both parties are also launching their own media arms as a pushback against the "mainstream" media.
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She earned some pushback from Pelosi, who urged her younger, more trigger-happy colleagues to tread carefully. Rep.
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This has been getting a lot of pushback since Trump has tweeted about Boehner in 2011 and 20173.
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And while aspects of Biden's record have prompted pushback from some Democrats, his fans aren't shaken by them.
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Pushback against Milo, for example, has intensified over the last year, especially after he appeared to condone pedophilia.
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"That pushback is the primary reason that belly primal prices are now at $104 per cwt," Meyer said.
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China is beset by a trade war, pushback against its global infrastructure plans and allegations of industrial spying.
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Systrom and Krieger's pushback was seen as a display of their inability to be team players, Recode reports.
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But that, of course, didn't stop national lawmakers from overturning the FCC's rules, despite the likely foreseen pushback.
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He faced pushback from a few members on the call who accused him of ceding the White House.
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I mean, generally, would you say there's a lot more pushback about the deleted posts versus mothballing Gawker.com?
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The plan's release received pushback from gun rights advocates who say it infringes on their 2nd Amendment rights.
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If an animal is on board, ground personnel will provide notification to the cockpit prior to our pushback.
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"For this system, I think you're going to see a lot of pushback from both sides," said Duffy.
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I've written some stories making those criticisms, and some pushback I've gotten is that it doesn't really matter.
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If oil and fuel prices continue rising, the political pushback from consumer countries against OPEC will only intensify.
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Schneider initially thought he faced less pushback from those clients and his boss because he had more experience.
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And the pushback from members of Congress who are hell bent on shutting down any discussion of this.
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The cultural pushback we women continue to get is to be quiet and protect abusers from our feelings.
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The measure failed, however, with pushback from citizens and legislators who characterized hunting groundhogs as a thrill kill.
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The pushback against that legislation has been the most diverse and broad "resistance" action of the Trump era.
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Hamburg said the store thought they might get some pushback from customers who were uncomfortable supporting gay rights.
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However, the healthcare legislation House Republicans have offered has been facing pushback from many lawmakers in the party.
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Though he got huge pushback for the moment, Kanye understood the power of grabbing people's notice like that.
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But he now believes the commission wields too much power, citing its pushback on the utility's capital spending.
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The pushback against Amazon shows that New York at least is adding civic responsibility into that equation somewhere.
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But the plan to include a citizenship question has sparked fierce pushback from Democrats and immigrant rights groups.
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Trump has sparked pushback for his actions toward and rhetoric regarding traditional U.S. allies in Europe and elsewhere.
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This could well be a trial balloon to gauge the ferocity of expected pushback from influential China hawks.
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Peña Nieto has little leverage, and any pushback against Trump carries the risk of losing the agreement entirely.
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Wolf's nomination was met with some pushback from hardliners who felt his policies aligned too closely with Nielsen's.
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"The pushback on that is coming from the Republicans," said Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the minority leader.
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The proposal showed that the Google sister company was reigning back some of its involvement, amid local pushback.
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The only pushback: Ms. Holt's mother was upset that scaring her pregnant daughter would harm the unborn baby.
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One main reason for the low marks for Kavanaugh is record-breaking pushback, in both surveys, from Democrats.
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It was a real leap of faith on both parts, and there wasn't any significant pushback at all.
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Industry pushback: The industry has pushed back against the characterization of the Energy Department proposal as a rollback.
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However, regulatory concerns over safety and pushback from state-run distributors sank a similar plan several years ago.
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I don't recall an action like this we have taken getting so much applause and so little pushback.
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The comments are the latest pushback for the House bill since it was released Tuesday: http://bit.ly/1TTVYpW.
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Todd's argument saw some pushback from the left on social media, including by 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful Rep.
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" Clinton has defended women candidates and helped lead the pushback against punditry assessing the "likability of female candidates.
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Switzer became determined to enter and finish the Boston Marathon despite pushback from her coach, boyfriend, and others.
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If the Democrats go further left in 2018 and 2020, the pushback is going to be even worse.
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Maine's law, passed amid pushback from top ISPs, is geared toward those such as AT&T and Spectrum.
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Ocasio-Cortez sparked fierce pushback on the right late Monday after equating migrant detention facilities to concentration camps.
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Though the agreement passed Congress with bipartisan support, it faced some pushback from some Republicans and conservative groups.
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There have been times in North Korean history when the leader's actions encountered pushback, typically from the military.
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The pushback included a firm statement from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who faces a pivotal election this week.
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The move has faced pushback from Republicans and Democrats and has led to a number of legal challenges.
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After the pushback, the personnel office finally relented late Wednesday evening, shortly before Hamilton's previously scheduled farewell gathering.
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She has, however, received some pushback from some flamenco purists and from some members of the Romani community.
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You want a bit of pushback from your midweek puzzle, but not enough so that you give up.
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The recent investor pushback puts Mr. Benioff, who has long been a shareholder darling, in an unfamiliar position.
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" In the event of pushback (or noncommittal dithering), add: "We know that Jim is a responsible gun owner.
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The choice drew pushback from Democrats who argued Whitaker was chosen purely for his alignment with Trump's views.
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The state party's announcement is another indication the party plans to stand by Castro despite the GOP pushback.
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My educated guess is that she is succumbing to the massive pushback directed at her by Clinton loyalists.
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But the filmmakers' bold pushback against the rigid formality of the genre they draw upon doesn't always deliver.
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That will be balanced with whether there is an impulse toward increased protectionism and immigration pushback, he added.
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Trump received an avalanche of pushback from fellow Republicans after suggesting he'd take on lawmakers at the polls.
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The proposed deal has seen some pushback, however, including from shareholders who filed a lawsuit opposing the union.
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Given his platform of progressive politics, his message will offer some pushback to Trump's presence in the country.
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The pushback: There are undertones of resistance at the Pentagon among top military brass — generals have told Sen.
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Emails between Trump administration officials reveal ongoing efforts to end Temporary Protected Status for vulnerable countries despite pushback.
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The pushback: Wilcox told me Pruitt ended the all-hands meetings because they had grown unwieldy and unproductive.
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Any policy that lowers the rate and broadens the base will face pushback from those most directly affected.
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Most of the pushback lately from the Justice Department has been on companies that were taking out competitors.
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Any pushback by the filmmakers often led to Weinstein giving those movies sparse releases or cutting marketing dollars.
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It's good to see such a strong, bipartisan pushback, but the critics are wrong on that last point.
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There is pushback, as expected: the Federation of Korean Industries is lobbying lawmakers to head off further changes.
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Wolff said Monday that despite the pushback, "100%" of those around Trump are concerned about his mental fitness.
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More serious outbursts are rare, and Mr. Sanders doesn't tend to take pushback personally, several former aides said.
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His comments received pushback from those who shared the importance of having gay and lesbian representation on television.
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Over the years, independent art publications have tested boundaries, been met with government pushback, and continued to operate.
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