He pushed and pushed and pushed and HIT THE JUMP!!!
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They had been pushed and pushed and pushed into such a corner.
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"It was very depressing and everything, but I pushed and pushed and pushed," Taylor said.
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He pushed John Roberts, and pushed him, and pushed him, and Bush ultimately appointed him.
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"It was very depressing and everything, but I pushed and pushed and pushed," Taylor told People after her Independent Spirit win.
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But here's the rub ... Minor has yet to be punished because his case has been pushed and pushed and pushed for years.
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This is a story that has been pushed, pushed, pushed in recent weeks by Fox news, even though it was settled in 2015.
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"My wife pushed me and pushed me and pushed me to write a cookbook and I rejected the theory on principle," he says.
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Stanley pushed me and prodded me further than I've ever been pushed before.
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"It pushed the writing and it pushed her character so far," Rose says.
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There was only about 40 percent of the American people thought it was a sane thing to do, and yet they pushed it, pushed it, pushed it.
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They are either pushed to the periphery of these places or pushed out altogether.
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Mahika pushed and pushed to go, and her mother finally agreed to take her.
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She pushed her husband to veto and she pushed for the child care stuff.
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"The government should have offered a hand to pull him back, but instead it looks like they just pushed him and pushed him and pushed him." he said.
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And you know, the harder I sort of pushed Rachel, the harder she pushed back.
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Change pushed by the opposition is a possibility; change pushed from within government, a certainty.
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But it's definitely there, and it has to be pushed against and pushed against real hard.
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While Ford has pushed for the bureau to look into her claims, Kavanaugh has pushed back.
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They didn't let us in, and some of the military pushed us; others pushed our vehicles.
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A planned test flight date of October 2015 was pushed back, and then pushed back again.
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That's why every year we pushed as hard as we've pushed to get that legislation passed.
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He's also pushed tech executives in hearings and pushed federal regulators to take more action on tech.
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Meanwhile, as the Mississippi has pushed lobe after lobe into the sea, the sea has pushed back.
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He has also pushed for more multlilateralism at a time when the United States has pushed back.
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The movie's release date has been continually pushed back — it was originally scheduled to release in theaters in November 123, then was pushed to February 2019, and then pushed again to June 2019.
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Before long, your emotions get pushed to a limit you didn't even know they could be pushed to.
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There, Nevils says, Lauer pushed her against the door, kissed her, and then pushed her onto the bed.
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It was originally set for 2012, which was then pushed to 2014, which was pushed again to this year.
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We pushed them so hard that we almost pushed them right out of the building in the second period.
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Akhmetshin pushed back on the notion, pushed by some media outlets, that he has ongoing ties to Russian intelligence.
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The debate pushed her back ahead of Klobuchar, just as the New Hampshire debate pushed Klobuchar ahead of Warren.
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Buildings get pushed farther away from each other to make room for cars, which leaves people pushed toward driving.
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He had previously planned to end in February, then pushed it to June 30, then pushed that to Dec. 15.
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Recent anti-democratic trends have only pushed the citizenry to work harder, and pushed our democracy to reach its potential.
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Microsoft has pushed its cloud products in recent years and its stock price has been pushed up thanks to that.
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And even if the deadline has been pushed back from March 29, it has not been pushed back very far.
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INGRAHAM: This big deal about, "Oh I didn&apost go to the border", yeah J. Johnson went at the same time when he was being pushed and pushed and pushed and this thing had been building for months.
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You were worried and you were sleep-deprived and you pushed and pushed, and I bet your husband was confused, too.
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Even when pushed — at an Oscars party, for example, where various Hollywood stars warmly greeted our publisher, A.G. Sulzberger, and pushed him to echo their own frustrations, Maureen said, he resisted and refused to be pushed into that role.
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The NRA and its supporters in Washington pushed away every commonsense regulation that would protect our schools, but they pushed too far.
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She had reportedly pushed Trump to schedule a meeting with the presidents in the Oval Office, and pushed them to attend it.
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She alleged that Lauer pushed her against a wall and kissed her, then pushed her on to the bed and raped her.
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"This set of circumstances is unsustainable and certainly can no longer be pushed as it has been pushed since 2008," he wrote.
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"Jason Kessler being banned was not because UVA decided or the community decided or the city decided, it was because students pushed and pushed...and pushed!" she said, referring to the university issuing a no-trespass warning to Kessler in April.
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"Disney hadn't pushed it hard and licensees hadn't pushed it," Marty Brochstein, senior vice president of International Licensing Industry Merchandisers Association, told CNBC.
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On Friday, the White House pushed back against rumors pushed by Democrats that Trump was nearing a decision to fire the special counsel.
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"Lower income people, largely POC, are getting pushed further and further away, and most getting pushed out of the city all together," Louque explains.
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At the moment, I'm liking a slight blush of lipstick around the edge, slightly pushed into the skin or pushed up into the bow.
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Western Europe was occupied by the losers, driven out of the rich mainland of Asia and pushed until they couldn't get pushed any farther.
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The Obama administration pushed open-border policies, backed away from securing the border and pushed sanctuary city policies that have made us less safe.
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Everyone's always going to be pushed out to the fringes, or to smaller towns, and eventually they'll be pushed out when that becomes cooler.
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More than 20 percent said it has pushed them to choose Strange, while just under 18 percent said it pushed them to pick Moore.
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The members pushed and pushed Mr. Trump to the far right edges of policy, just as they have done for years on other bills.
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"I spent six years trying to fix this concept and got pushed down and pushed away and felt like I was nothing," Lee said.
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He also has pushed restrictive abortion regulations and has pushed for Congress to defund Planned Parenthood, a nonprofit women's health provider that performs some abortions.
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BRIAN KILMEADE, FOX NEWS: If that is the story, did you feel like you pushed this story forward and you pushed this to a conclusion?
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We want to push you if you want to be pushed, but we're only going to push you to where you need to be pushed.
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He killed a student who lay near the door, and as Mr. Beazley pushed and pushed on the kiln, he aimed at Mr. Beazley. Bang.
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Chanting and cheering migrants pushed through or climbed over a steel gate until police threw tear gas and smoke canisters and pushed the migrants back.
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The celebration pushed the tying extra-point attempt back 22019 yards, and kicker Luke Logan pushed it wide, giving the Mississippi State Bulldogs the win.
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"The Sun reported on Friday that Johnson had pushed back a planned trip to Washington to March, adding that it "may be pushed back still further.
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It was a massive wealth transfer from the middle managers who pushed paper since 1950 to the dot-com CEOs who pushed bits with native ease.
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I appreciated them both when I was at UConn because they were in my corner and pushed me beyond where I thought I could be pushed.
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But Genie, when she got the job at KENI, pushed herself and pushed the station and kind of muscled her way into a roving reporter gig.
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Fears of protectionist trade policies by the United States had already pushed the greenback to a three-year low, and Mnuchin's remark pushed it down further.
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"It pushed us to the limits — and in fact, it pushed me so far as for me to get physically injured on the job," Guillen told Recode.
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It's not clear if those troubles pushed may have also pushed IMAX over the edge, vice versa, or if there's no relation — but it's an interesting coincidence.
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Central banks, by offering support to asset markets in the form of quantitative easing, may have pushed up valuations (and pushed down yields) in the short term.
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While a strong recovery of commodities prices have pushed up industrial profits, there has been little indication of higher prices being pushed on to the consumer yet.
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Some have argued, convincingly, that he won by losing: He not only pushed the Clinton campaign to the left; he pushed the Democratic Party to the left.
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So a man who goes to a cardiologist might be pushed down a certain path that includes transplantation, while a woman might be pushed away from it.
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The Rangers pushed and pushed, and they scored at 14:04, as Nick Holden was rewarded for bumping Mark Stone off the puck in the Rangers' zone.
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Interior Secretary Zinke has been pushed out under fire from the outside and White House chief of staff John Kelly has been pushed out under fire from Trump.
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The assembled alphas famously pushed each other hard in practice, but left the most interesting stuff in those gyms; everyone else in the world just got pushed around.
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She has pushed for vouchers that allow parents to pay for private schools even more than she's pushed for greater autonomy and accountability in the public-schools system.
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Pompeo pushed back on any suggestion that the global outbreak of the coronavirus could have originated outside of China, a narrative pushed by the Chinese state-run media.
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A former high-level Google executive says he was pushed out after promoting human rights at the company, as leadership pushed plans for a censored Chinese search engine.
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Bullying 'pushed him to this point' "In this case, it was obvious that he'd suffered a great deal of bullying (that) had pushed him to this point," Flaspohler said.
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The tackled protester was actually pushed through Lochte, Burke and Bergeron as he was pushed to the ground and then escorted off stage with his hands behind his back.
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Some House Republicans have pushed leadership to go further in their efforts to repeal ObamaCare, though some Senate Republicans have pushed back on certain changes affecting ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion.
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An administration source familiar with the China meetings pushed back hard against this, saying it's a narrative being "pushed by interested parties both inside and outside" of the administration.
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Issues with the aircraft's suppliers and primary engine manufacturer Rolls Royce had pushed back test flights and the first flight of the aircraft was pushed back until late 2009.
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Democrats initially pushed for the two weeks of paid sick leave to be a permanent step companies needed to take, but Republicans pushed back and the requirement was removed.
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As primaries proceed — or are pushed back — Sen.
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And from being pushed — pushed, prodded — by my son Hunter, and my wife Jill, and my daughter, there is … we just had a family meeting with all the grandkids, too.
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He pushed back against North Korean claims that the U.S. was acting like a "gangster" in pressuring the country to denuclearize, saying North Korea has not pushed back in negotiations.
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As the special counsel makes clear in the report, however, Rosenstein later pushed back forcefully on the false narrative pushed by the White House that firing Comey was his idea.
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"God, Christ -- these things that have happened throughout my whole life since then, for over 25 years, have pushed me and pushed me to do the right thing," Hawkins said.
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"God and Christ and these things that have happened over the course of 25 years have pushed me and pushed me to do the right thing," Hawkins reportedly told the outlet.
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U.S. legislators last year pushed the island's finances under the oversight of a federally-appointed board, which has pushed for austerity, drawing protests from locals and criticism from Governor Ricardo Rossello.
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It would be a safe haven for children in trouble, Ms. Toe said, but they should be prepared to be pushed in the right direction, just as Ms. Freeland pushed her.
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Another Pentagon spokesman, Jonathan Hoffman, pushed back on Wednesday against speculation that Mr. Rood was pushed out of the government because of his role in supporting the security aid to Ukraine.
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Connor, Ben Gibbard, Blake Sennett, and Ryan Adams... all of these guides, have just kind of pushed me out there, pushed me beyond what I thought I was capable of doing.
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But Samsung pushed its luck and got burned — literally.
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" – Cynical_asshole_ on Reddit "Being pushed up against a wall.
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" He groans, "A shelf was pushed on my head.
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The prospect of higher rates pushed U.S. financial stocks .
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" Bredesen pushed back, arguing that Blackburn is "flat wrong.
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Caution, however, pushed investors into defensive stocks like utilities .
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The Department of Education has since pushed back — hard.
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Lefty observers all over the place pushed this narrative: .
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" Frustration came over her and she pushed on: "No!
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Manafort was pushed out to make way for -- yup!
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" Josefa pushed her off and said, "Shaunie, don't start.
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", and, chillingly, "I WAS PUSHED — I DID NOT FALL.
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But is also shows how people made the decisions that ultimately led to the meltdown: plant officials pushed for unsafe tests, and employees pushed the buttons, even knowing there could be consequences.
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He and his producer left the crew in the other room, they pushed me into my bathroom, they broke two poppers and pushed them under my nose, and proceeded to grope me.
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Could the Obama team have pushed harder for tougher "sunset" clauses on the deal that would have pushed even further into the future the moment when Iran could resume its nuclear program?
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Faculty at the University of Texas pushed hard to allow professors to do the same with their classrooms, but Mr. Fenves pushed back, because he thought the law would not permit it.
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Trump initially suggested he might be open to new gun control measures like a revamped background check system pushed by Democrats, but only in conjunction with immigration legislation he's long pushed for.
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The 1966 law was primarily pushed for by transportation companies to help truckers keep track of time, but at other times daylight saving has been pushed as a measure to save energy.
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" But the Sanders campaign pushed back, with campaign manager Faiz Shakir saying that "Biden not only pushed to cut Social Security" but was "on tape proudly bragging about it on multiple occasions.
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According to the District Attorney, the young teacher has been sexually assaulted, her clothes were pushed down from her waist, her shirt pushed up and it was clear a struggle had taken place.
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Twitter Pushed Adverts for Spyware to Monitor Girlfriends Today's Twitter whoopsie, from Joseph Cox: This week Twitter pushed sponsored tweets advertising a piece of spyware that is marketed to spy on a spouse.
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And he and his producer left the crew in the other room, they pushed me into my bathroom, they broke two poppers and pushed them under my nose and proceeded to grope me.
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This came not long after John Bolton, the national security adviser, pushed out Tom Bossert, the White House homeland security adviser who had pushed for a robust strategy against pandemics and biological attacks.
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What he found is that exposure to nonviolent protests pushed people to vote for the more liberal presidential candidate, while exposure to violent ones pushed people to vote for the more conservative candidate.
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I pushed out my gut and bathed in orange soda.
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His times pushed him neither to heroism nor to villainy.
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Their decline pushed the broader European indices into the red.
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MSF has pushed for an independent investigation into the incident.
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His feud with Qatar has pushed it closer to Iran.
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"But we've pushed it to a theatrical level," he said.
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Her case was pushed out of court and into arbitration.
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The founding brother felt pushed aside and he was devastated.
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Office chairs have been pushed aside, monitors have gone dark.
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Tacks are pushed into the body, creating an armored skin.
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"The cameras were all kind of pushed back," she says.
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"How do you unravel that when it's being pushed hard?"
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She even pushed her own cart, which looked pretty full.
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I've been pushed out of groups, and my membership questioned.
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Losses in oil and Wall Street pushed the greenback lower.
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The horrified resident had pushed him back out with blankets.
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I kind of needed to be pushed in another direction.
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Instead, the shoot was pushed to after the wedding itself.
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Things are not pushed by the stuff that is linear.
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Trey Gowdy going afoul of that, so they pushed back.
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Remember the Ultrabook that their marketing pushed around certain specifications?
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How about -- we know Kim Jong-Un has pushed buttons.
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That has pushed the chancellor to move to the right.
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Pompeo pushed back, saying that was not the administration's intention.
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France has also pushed for simultaneous action on both fronts.
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Pat Spearman, who pushed through ratification in her home state.
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Mitt Romney, Republican of Utah, pushed back on Trump's assertion.
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Through AFC, DeVos has primarily pushed for private school choice.
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He pushed me over, right across this road into here.
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President Donald Trump has previously pushed back against the redesign.
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Outlets like New York Magazine pushed back against that description.
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That's partly because of how staunchly McConnell has pushed back.
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However, supporters of Kavanaugh have pushed back against that argument.
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Kelly had his authority undermined and was then pushed out.
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Van Amburg and Erlicht have successfully pushed some edgier shows.
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She always encouraged me, but never pushed me for anything.
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LS: I'm hard pushed to come up with an example.
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The boy pushed McCarrick away and ran out, Noaker said.
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"Kneel," he said, and pushed my head into the ashes.
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" Trudeau then responded saying, "Canada won&apost be pushed around.
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She has also pushed through a switch to renewable energy.
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The Correia fight just pushed Rousey fever over the edge.
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Rinehart would be a formidable opponent if Dakang pushed ahead.
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The trial date has been pushed, and they are upset.
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Auto stocks pushed higher, up by more than 3 percent.
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Sanders' agenda, but they have actually pushed to embrace it.
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Merkel pushed back, insisting that Germany makes its own decisions.
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When asked about this characterization, Kushner's camp has pushed back.
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It was bothering me a little when I pushed off.
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I was being pushed around a little easier than usual.
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The White House pushed back, saying Conway's actions aren't violations.
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Major energy projects have pushed the company toward clean operations.
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Recent policies may have pushed people away from using cash.
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The disaster has pushed services in Palu to breaking point.
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King has also pushed for various other hardline immigration legislation.
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But he was determined not to leave and pushed on.
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Ricardo Rosselló pushed back on the president's comments Tuesday night.
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But it's pushed to reach a broader audience as well.
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But some, including Delaney, have pushed back on the pledge.
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You'll feel pushed to make decisions, but don't do it.
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Its production has reportedly been pushed up by two years.
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Trevino said he pushed her aside as the shooting began.
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The bill has not been pushed forward for a vote.
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One Proud Boys member pushed a protester to the ground.
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When May came, the agency pushed the deadline to Nov.
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The pages and websites often pushed conspiracy theories and misinformation.
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"In every single way it pushed us," Justin tells PEOPLE.
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Several members of the team pushed back against Trump's narrative.
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"All of a sudden, you're just pushed out," she said.
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But it is likely that regulatory pressure pushed members away.
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The brownies baked, and onward I pushed to Ramsay's recipe.
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He was depicted as having pushed McCain to pick Gov.
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Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota has pushed for a public option.
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She pushed him away and ran out of the room.
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" Joe Biden pushed back, saying that "no one said that.
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Cruz has pushed for greater government cost savings in healthcare.
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I pushed him away and yelled, 'What's wrong with you?
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Garstka's beating, for instance, pushed him out of the closet.
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So, we pushed to August, August 4 I believe specifically.
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He pushed the Broncos down the field to score early.
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As she got up, he pushed her again, she said.
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Google has pushed back against claims it censors conservative speech.
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Ordinarily the report would have pushed up yields, he said.
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A weak pound has pushed up the cost of imports.
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Another pushed the FCAT to later in the school year.
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Back in Waterville, Isgro pushed back against the recall campaign.
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He also pushed back on allegations of racism against Trump.
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Russian equities gained 1.3 percent, pushed higher by energy stocks.
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Microsoft pushed a docking station with the Microsoft Lumia 950.
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Were there certain things that pushed you in that direction?
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Nothing's pushed into the corner, or here as a makeweight.
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Once, she wrote, Walk physically pushed her onto his bed.
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Women who pushed their spouses to contribute more at home.
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It's the officers' defense that pushed Chambers to come forward.
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She pushed the idea to the back of her mind.
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First, the promised "spring" release window got pushed to August.
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Labour pushed Parliament to declare a "climate emergency" this month.
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In fact, previous presidents have pushed through much bigger hikes.
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When Mr Xi pushed back, Mr Trump duly backed off.
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Germany's DAX pushed ahead gains however, ending up 0.62 percent.
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It has pushed bitter Sunnis into the arms of extremists.
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Plus, I haven't even pushed this baby out yet lol!
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S. trade relations, pushed up U.S. Treasury yields on Wednesday.
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But several experts have pushed back hard against that idea.
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A rising U.S. dollar index also pushed crude futures lower.
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Mirren pushed back perfectly, one insulting dig at a time.
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They should have also seen that Fathi had been pushed.
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The round pushed Aurora's valuation to more than $2.5 billion.
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It is largely their actions that have pushed up prices.
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Schaefer pushed back, and things got a little bit ugly.
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Arnold said he was pushed to the ground and beaten.
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The Clinton campaign later Tuesday pushed back against Trump's rhetoric.
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Ishler acknowledged that he had pushed Bettig over the ledge.
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French and Malian troops pushed them back the following year.
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Yet Trump the reviled outsider pushed aside the ultimate insider.
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Jay Sekulow, Trump's personal attorney, also pushed a false narrative.
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The measures pushed Chinese shares up 0.3 percent on Tuesday.
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They pushed forward in ways that they don't do now.
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The public health community has pushed hard to change that.
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Colorado's size pushed the smaller Cougars around in the paint.
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I definitely pushed myself further than I knew I could.
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The clip was pushed on social to gain online support.
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However, Britain also notched some gains it had pushed for.
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That date has recently been pushed back to June 4th.
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Why is Kalanick finally being pushed from Uber's driving seat?
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Cory Spangenberg's single pushed Aybar to third after his double.
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But Germany has pushed back, as has the European Union.
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ND: A lot of VCs pushed us in that direction.
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When he's pushed, his eyes don't see a corresponding movement.
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"She got up and pushed Joshua again," the complaint reads.
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An untitled Flash movie has been pushed back numerous times.
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They blocked the area and pushed us toward 210th Avenue.
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In 2017, Gottlieb pushed the deadline to 2022 from 2018.
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About 30 international NGOs have left or been pushed out.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia pushed the index up the most.
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I'm not going to get pushed off to the side.
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It's tough to pinpoint what pushed him over the edge.
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Several fans pushed back, asking for proof of the incident.
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The anxiety over global growth pushed U.S. stocks lower too.
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Her troubled relationship with her father pushed her to succeed.
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Many have filmed themselves being berated, pushed and spit on.
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The lower jaw is pushed down by my actual jaw.
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Delaney pushed hardest — and drew the hardest rebuke from Sanders.
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I had my hair pulled, I was pushed down steps.
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A girlfriend of mine pushed me to keep writing songs.
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Kim Boutin could have hurt Choi when she pushed her.
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Rival rates are also being pushed in Japan and Switzerland.
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Then, the advent of sound also pushed the women out.
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Trump also pushed out DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen in April.
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Republicans pushed back against the idea in an open letter.
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ET, where Kim was pushed, a NYPD spokesperson tells PEOPLE.
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Rivera pushed for transgender recognition in the LGBTQ rights movement.
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He was an ordinary guy who pushed himself, who sacrificed.
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Once one is pushed over, it pushes Earth towards another.
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BioReference Laboratories pushed the breach over the 20 million mark.
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The move pushed oil prices lower by nearly 242.8 percent.
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And I couldn't pee no matter how hard I pushed.
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That pushed me to work on my weekends up there.
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That pushed claims close to levels last seen in 22017.
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The four progressive Democratic congresswomen have also forcefully pushed back.
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When she tried to console me, I pushed her away.
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Sometimes people fall down or get pushed down, observed Miller.
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He didn't have to be pushed to repudiate David Duke.
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Law enforcement pushed for access to encrypted communication on devices.
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Wednesday's results pushed shares up as much as 7.4 percent.
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"I think that pushed us over the edge," he said.
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" Says Ellen, "This was something that I kind of pushed.
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When the bombardment followed them, they pushed on toward Iraq.
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When Mr. Cohen's lawyers pushed back, Judge Wood was blunt.
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Yet that development has already been pushed aside by another.
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The great Gatsby Gatsby's plight pushed me to seek help.
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Has that pushed you to become more vocal, as well?
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The family found a dresser pushed against her bedroom door.
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App developers have also pushed back on the new proposal.
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Meanwhile, the hurricane has pushed back the island's bankruptcy process.
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Its fall pushed the Nasdaq biotechnology index 2.05 percent lower.
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Surviving wasn't the turning point that pushed me to action.
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Democrats have pushed policies that encourage farmers not to overproduce.
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House conservatives pushed back on Trump's social media attacks. Rep.
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The sentencing being pushed to October really helped The Situation.
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Some Republican lawmakers have pushed for doing away with FATCA.
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The results pushed United Parcel Service Inc down 2.1 percent.
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But, biofuel backers have strongly pushed back against these claims.
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It feels like my fingers are getting touched or pushed.
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I mean, for one thing, the prices got pushed up.
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" Trump has also pushed Americans to "Buy American, Hire American.
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His team had just pushed out the platform's Stories function.
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Some media commentators have pushed back against criticism of Persky.
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Ricardo Rossello have pushed to make the island a state.
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Shale firms have pushed U.S. oil output to record levels.
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That pushed claims close to levels last seen in 213.
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The curbs have driven down inventories and pushed up prices.
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The data pushed the S&P 500 consumer discretionary index .
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The plan had pushed power prices higher in the spring.
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He shouted, "Are you crazy???" as he pushed her away.
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Its fall pushed the Nasdaq biotechnology index 2 percent lower.
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Trump pushed back, saying it was not a "fair" question.
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Democrats have pushed for such a probe in the House.
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On Monday, she pushed back her Birmingham date as well.
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Trump Jr. has repeatedly pushed back on allegations of collusion.
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Other false personas pushed stories that expanded on that material.
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A lot would depend on whether Republican elites pushed back.
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That was pushed back as a result of the election.
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We pushed, guys were dedicated, we were playing the price.
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In the beginning, I pushed that side a little bit.
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BHP's 1.4% rise pushed up the mining index by 2.23%.
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Rick Perry pushed the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Sept.
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AREU: He has pushed the birther movement for so long.
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That wasn't enough for Johnson, who allegedly pushed the woman.
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Dovizioso pushed his bike across the line for 13th place.
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Organizations representing financial services firms have pushed for more delay.
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I feel accomplished if I've pushed through a difficult scene.
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Trump's remarks briefly pushed auto shares lower before they rebound.
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He also pushed back against a report in Golf Magazine.
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Mike Doyle from Pennsylvania pushed the bill in the House.
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But Japanese corporations have not pushed through meaningful wage increases.
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"It's a big surprise," he told reporters later when pushed.
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Despite this, Dauman has pushed on with the potential sale.
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The plan says this should be "pushed forward" by 2018.
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The start was pushed back from Saturday because of rain.
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That pushed the dollar index up 0.2 percent at 98.325.
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You could be pushed to break some bad habits today.
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Some parts of me wishes that age was pushed back.
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There's nothing worse than being pushed back to move forward.
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He pushed for every mug shot to be posted online.
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Did you have anyone that pushed you towards making music?
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It pushed a wall of seawater inland, causing widespread flooding.
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The increase in healthcare costs had pushed overall inflation higher.
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The lineup has been pushed to its absolute bursting point.
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Democrats pushed back on this claim from the very start.
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Video of the event shows her being pushed and shoved.
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Record high crude oil production has pushed up U.S. inventories.
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Comey pushed back against all sides in the ABC interview.
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Analysts said the resulting geopolitical fears had pushed fundamentals aside.
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One reason is fracking, which has pushed down gas prices.
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And during the hearing they pushed Azar for more answers.
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Giuliani has pushed the Ukrainian government to investigate the Bidens.
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But what if an attacker pushed them to the ground?
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Second, you may be pushed to buy an extended warranty.
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If you had a president who pushed to present it.
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Each time, President Enrique Pena Nieto's government has pushed back.
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That has pushed prices higher, and made yields go down.
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The Union claims they are being pushed to the limits.
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Some prodigies are pushed; some do the pushing from within.
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He pushed management to obtain Love from the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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They pushed hard, and we didn't push back hard enough.
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Or the political opinion they were being pushed to form.
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He pushed Labor's old strengths: supporting public health and education.
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A family attacked a Pluto – pushed her into the fountain.
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Leonor also pushed her grandmother's arm off of her shoulder.
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The White House has pushed for $1.9 billion in funds.
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But his guardian, a devout man, pushed him toward medicine.
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The middle class feels pushed out by impossible housing costs.
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The man also pushed the boy's mother but she survived.
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Both were pushed to seven games in the first round.
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Papadopoulos and his fiancee have pushed back on that assertion.
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Conrad's fiction is also pushed about by Jasanoff's historical emphases.
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Wray has pushed back against Trump's attacks on the bureau.
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Davis, the former congressman, pushed back on the Akin comparison.
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I'm glad that the fans pushed, because they were right.
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Marino has still not explained why he pushed this legislation.
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Probably any dose would have pushed them over the edge.
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Many supporters of Suu Kyi's party pushed for the revival.
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Short, choppy waves pushed at me like a playground bully.
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Lawmakers have said the surcharge has pushed some business overseas.
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But Tillerson says reports he's being pushed out are laughable.
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Washington pushed the lead to 27 in the second half.
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Tillerson, who pushed back against critics this week, certainly doesn't.
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Current President Michel Temer pushed to reform it, but failed.
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The Danish and the Norwegian Prime Ministers also pushed back.
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M.I.T. has already pushed back hard against Mr. Dittrich's charges.
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The Conservative Party, which in recent years has pushed drastic
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His critics – of which there are many – have pushed back.
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Gains in financial stocks pushed the S&P financial index .
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However, sometimes workers are simply pushed to their breaking points.
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"It wasn't that I pushed those women away," he said.
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Pompeo, however, forcefully pushed back against their demand for documents.
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"Girls have been completely pushed off of Twitch," she said.
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That combination has pushed wages for Chinese factory workers higher.
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Bezos and The Post have pushed back on those allegations.
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Then former Texas congressman Beto O'Rourke pushed it further along.
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Recent gains have pushed major tech names into overbought territory.
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The judges pushed the suit back to a lower court.
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When the writers pushed back, they settled on $7 billion.
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U.S. District Judge Thomas Durkin pushed back Hastert's original Feb.
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Air Force spokesperson Ann Stefanek pushed back on the allegations.
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And Comey pushed back on that notion in his testimony.
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A high, narrow iron bed was pushed against one wall.
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The central banks have pushed rates to historically low levels.
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This was a stance that Kaplan has pushed for months.
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But I pushed a lot of my own passions aside.
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"I pushed hard to have him arrested," Feeley told me.
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Google workers have repeatedly pushed the company on different issues.
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Lester Jackson had pushed to have the name changed. Rep.
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The Yankees then pushed across three runs in the sixth.
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And Trump pushed more voters away from the state GOP.
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Other Trump loyalists pushed back at the New York probe.
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Several GOP senators have publicly pushed back against Trump's rhetoric.
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But Amazon has pushed back on the criticism of Rekognition.
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But conservatives in his party had pushed for a plebiscite.
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That pushed the dollar downward, erasing its early, tepid gains.
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Worries pushed the Dow into negative territory for the year.
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That pushed the dollar index up 0.21 percent at 96.00.
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New Hampshire lawmakers have since pushed back against that characterization.
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"It pushed my tolerance for sugar and carbs," she said.
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Nowrasteh pushed back at the data highlighted in the announcement.
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Lean in, and you might get pushed even further back.
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ABC pushed back on the claim in a Friday statement.
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Behind the scenes, some Republicans vehemently pushed against Huffman's amendment.
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Bolsonaro and his allies have pushed back against the criticism.
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Homeland Security chief Kirstjen Nielsen was pushed out on Sunday.
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I'm sure I pushed the boundaries on many security issues.
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Fox's "The New Mutants" has been pushed back once again.
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The film was pushed back from a March 2021 release.
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Declines in Facebook and Netflix also pushed the Nasdaq lower.
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Melania Trump has herself pushed her husband to tweet less.
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The DHS has pushed for a restructuring of the NPPD.
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Trump administration officials have publicly pushed back on those reports.
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When she refused, he allegedly pushed her to the ground.
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He pushed out both companies' founders and installed Facebook executives.
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The GoT appearance just pushed the hate over the edge.
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It's pushed her to do things she normally wouldn't do.
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The man claimed Bronson and his friend allegedly pushed him.
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I annoyed him a bit, so he pushed it away.
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I tried to get up and he pushed me down.
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The war has pushed Yemen to the brink of famine.
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But three months on his forces are being pushed back.
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If so, don't let yourself be pushed around any longer.
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Clinton — protect bad teachers, she pushed back on the assumption.
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The conservative House Freedom Caucus immediately pushed back at Mnuchin.
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I don't like being pushed around or taken advantage of.
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The Trump camp has pushed back against those reports, however.
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But the tech community and privacy advocates have pushed back.
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Rory held his head high and pushed his chest out.
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Telegram, and other popular platforms, pushed tech companies, including the
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Anbang may have now pushed too far on this front.
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That pushed down U.S. Treasury yields, to the dollar's detriment.
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I feel like I should have pushed harder against that.
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I pushed out my butt and sucked in my stomach.
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However, some shareholders have pushed for a full U.S. retreat.
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Schlapp pushed back aggressively and defended herself in the room.
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It felt really relaxed: I didn't feel pushed, or uncomfortable.
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The new rules have pushed some migrants south to Chile.
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It has been pushed out of the market by competitors.
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It can develop deep character, if pushed during primary fermentation.
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Apple has done this before and pushed the industry forward.
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The Greek government has not yet officially pushed for them.
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But CNAS has always pushed away from its liberal identity.
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You'll feel pushed to think and talk about this today.
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You're seeing that decision get pushed out another 2008 months.
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WhatsApp has just pushed out updates to close a vulnerability.
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It pushed my chest out more and exacerbated the problem.
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She pushed for renewable energy in the wake of Fukushima.
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For us, it really pushed the door open toward subscription.
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For years, this possibility had been pushed under the rug.
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Instead, I just pushed my bedtime back by an hour.
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The spillover bodies were pushed upstairs for a flag ceremony.
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When city officials pushed them to sell, they said no.
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Religious activists pushed for the criminal case to be dismissed.
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Andrews pushed Smoker to rehabilitate as hard as he could.
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The campaigns have pushed us back into our tribal bunkers.
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The woman wobbled to the buttons and pushed them all.
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MILAN (Reuters) - An Italian judge has pushed back to Nov.
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The Demon Deacons were pushed back and ended up punting.
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"Pat wasn't mean, but he pushed him hard," Melissa recalled.
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Delay after delay has pushed back the requirement until 2019.
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"I pushed him too hard," Cora said after the game.
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She pushed an inevitability vibe and only really faced Sanders.
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I pushed my limits and saw that everything was possible.
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Rising interest rates pushed yields higher and bond prices lower.
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I'd pushed my heart rate to 145 beats a minute.
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"He pushed me forward to take a bow," she said.
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The factory's closing date got pushed forward again, to September.
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The tech companies initially pushed back vigorously against the bill.
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That has pushed down the value of emerging market currencies.
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The attack was pushed back by security forces, he added.
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Congress and the Trump administration have pushed forward stimulus plans.
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"People say they're being pushed by the foreigners," she said.
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People hate taxes because they hate to be pushed around.
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Jeffrey R. Immelt, the chief executive, had been pushed out.
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Then, last week, Maddie was pushed into the national spotlight.
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He and Steve pushed the woman's car off the highway.
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Trump Hires Lawyer Who Has Pushed Theory That Justice Dept.
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He pushed free speech to its limits and never apologized.
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He resisted being pushed out and had to be dismissed.
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He listened and learned and shared and pushed us further.
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They pushed over a chest of drawers and threw chairs.
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It also pushed back its capital breakeven point to 2022.
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He also pushed for organizational changes to better prevent misinformation.
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If workers are pushed hard enough, those ghosts will rise.
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People pushed the limits in terms of power, styling, futurism.
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"We pushed with lawmakers and pulled contracts," Ms. Canon said.
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The pilot pushed into a sharp dive to the ground.
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Mr. Blankenstein's allies in the administration pushed for the hiring.
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They may be pushed to lie about their health conditions.
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Did Celeste, amid the chaos, momentarily believe she pushed Perry?
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Crying babies get pushed to the front of the line.
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" When Mr. Matthews pushed, he repeated, "It was his decision.
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The score's repeating figurations were propelled forward but never pushed.
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These could "be pushed through very rapidly," Mr. Orr added.
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They should be pushed, too, to come up with solutions.
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It's a dynamic that has pushed drugmakers to make deals.
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And were you surprised New York pushed back so hard?
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The Times was one of the papers that really pushed.
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He pushed a forehand return long on the first one.
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New York has just pushed their congestion pricing in midtown.
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A source told CNN the White House pushed Sweeney out.
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We've pushed the landscape to the limits of human habitation.
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A plainclothes officer approached me and pushed away my phone.
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We still don't know what pushed Paddock over the edge.
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Contributing Opinion Writer My friend Leo pushed his chair back.
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They have pushed for much more detailed pledges on aid.
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Officers pushed on the door and broke its rotted jamb.
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But white audiences are pushed into an uncomfortable new experience.
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That deadline has since been pushed back to Oct. 31.
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In recent years, players have pushed for a single league.
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As deflation pushed down prices, companies struggled to increase profits.
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Finally, I pushed myself to go out to a bar.
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Some pushed his wheelchair across a street without asking him.
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Ms. King at times pushed back and interrupted Mr. Kessler.
|
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Katrina's surge pushed water from Lake Pontchartrain into the canals.
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You could see cars being pushed sideways along the road.
|
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Huawei on Wednesday pushed back against Nokia and Ericsson's claims.
|
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Mr. Trump has pushed the boundaries of what is acceptable.
|
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House Democrats also pushed through legislation from progressive California Reps.
|
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Still unclear is who originally pushed for Apu's broad accent.
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We will not let ourselves be pushed around by anyone.
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She definitely told him to stop and pushed him away.
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Andy pushed it forward in a way no one had.
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But the students never pushed back on her new methods.
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The Escamillas had pushed hard for him to be prosecuted.
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For decades, the feminist artist was pushed to the sidelines.
|
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There were many factors that pushed America toward libertarian radicalization.
|
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Protesters were pushed back, but again the crowd didn't disperse.
|
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People sympathetic to the protesters then pushed a #BoycottMulan hashtag.
|
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Trump's allies have, nonetheless, pushed against him invoking the act.
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"Europe won't be pushed around," Mr. Scholz said, smiling serenely.
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On many occasions, they pushed both sides of divisive issues.
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He pushed for women's access to birth control and abortion.
|
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So he pushed a button, and the world went crazy.
|
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But others, particularly Riyadh's regional rival Iran, have pushed back.
|
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If women keep getting pushed out, the economy will suffer.
|
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The results pushed shares up 3.8% in trading Friday morning.
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He pushed my hand away when I reached for him.
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Billie Eilish pushed boundaries with her fashion choices in 2019.
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Caitlyn Jenner and others pushed open doors for transgender people.
|
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Some of this change is being pushed from the outside.
|
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Some alumni later pushed for the gift to be returned.
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Wolf has pushed back, saying it's about security, not politics.
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Alex occasionally pushed back, but far more often he deferred.
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As for online shipments, many orders have been pushed back.
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The recent violence has pushed people out of multiple towns.
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They, along with other Republican senators, have pushed back vehemently.
|
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In an interview Tuesday morning on CNBC, Peltz pushed back.
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I wish I'd pushed for the paperwork to happen sooner.
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False: Biden pushed for Shokin's ouster to protect his son.
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Two soldiers blindfolded Mohammad and pushed him to the ground.
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Five Native American tribes have long pushed for the designation.
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Reinforcements were sent to the area and pushed back them.
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And, no, I wasn't pushed out of my last job.
|
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But its latest look may have pushed things too far.
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She pushed back: She took away her father's car keys.
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"She's never really pushed on more controversial issues," Schultz said.
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The answer to "They're pushed on planes" is BAR CARTS.
|
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Mr. Trump's election also has pushed the dollar sharply higher.
|
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Other people pushed through, muttering and cursing under their breath.
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We'd pushed Oleson's narrative as far as it would go.
|
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He also successfully pushed to overhaul the U.S. tax code.
|
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But Trump pushed back against the report on Twitter Friday.
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Schwarzenegger, 70, has long pushed for an end to gerrymandering.
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On Thursday, Rudolph pushed back at Garrett's allegation through representatives.
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A child being pushed out a window to his death.
|
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They have also pushed for lawmakers to confront the NRA.
|
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Since then, the administration has pushed Congress to restore funding.
|
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In their statement, the groups pushed back on that notion.
|
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He pushed for comprehensive immigration reform, and conservatives scuttled that.
|
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Gentrification has pushed artists and working families out of Venice.
|
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Pompeo and Perry on Wednesday pushed back on Sondland's claim.
|
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A top Sanders staffer pushed back against the effort, however.
|
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This is Victor Hugo's novel, pushed to its terrifying extremes.
|
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Donald J. Trump has pushed globalism to new, glittering heights.
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The Trump administration has pushed back on such a provision.
|
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Some have even pushed supposed remedies not supported by science.
|
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No matter: A telephone bidder pushed the price to $2.53,400.
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Many have pushed themselves to results they once thought unachievable.
|
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"I'm pushed constantly about these new systems," Mr. Kinch said.
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I inflated it, got inside and pushed off the dock.
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God pushed her off a cloud right into my lap.
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Burr and Feinstein pushed back on those claims on Wednesday.
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The president and Secretary Tillerson pushed back on that hard.
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What was it about L.A. that pushed you to leave?
|
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The rest of the news was pushed below the fold.
|
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The resolution was pushed over the top after Republican Sens.
|
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This pushed Google to makes changes and proactively pursue threats.
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We want to be pushed, we want to be challenged.
|
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Republicans pushed his nomination through committee despite a Democratic boycott.
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They (central bank) pushed it more aggressively than anyone else.
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Mr. Trump had already pushed the boundaries in other ways.
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CBP officials quickly pushed back and called the reports false.
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DEA officials were shocked when mental health professionals pushed back.
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You don't really want to get pushed around by Thierry.
|
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In the seventh inning, though, Colorado pushed across a run.
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Congressional Democrats pushed for additional labor standards to be added.
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The idea has been pushed in conservative circles for years.
|
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Kris Coratti, head of communications at the Post, pushed back.
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"I pushed against convention when I was young," he said.
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Alaphilippe pushed forward and advised them to knock it off.
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No one has really pushed her to do much more.
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Unsurprisingly, ad industry groups have pushed back against the law.
|
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Ms. Caplan readily admitted that not everything she pushed succeeded.
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And activist investors have further pushed to split the insurer.
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"Because of him I've pushed myself," said Eddie Lugo, 21.
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A tiny sperm cell pushed against the egg's outer surface.
|
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Biden campaign manager Greg Schultz pushed back on his counterparts.
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He's pushed away everyone who has ever cared about him.
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They pushed back by electing Sessions as Alabama's attorney general.
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FALLING YIELDS Bearish sentiment on Tuesday pushed bond prices higher.
|
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The United States has pushed Haftar to end his offensive.
|
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To their credit, the Sabres pushed to the final buzzer.
|
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Google pushed back hard in a statement later Tuesday morning.
|
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Lululemon's recent rally also has pushed it into overbought territory.
|
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Some current GOP lawmakers have pushed for similar health policy.
|
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"But no I wasn't pushed out at all," he added.
|
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Mr. Trump has privately pushed for a prolonged, theatrical defense.
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They pushed me to deliver the speech at our graduation.
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The activist hedge fund ValueAct reportedly pushed for Ballmer's ouster.
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He successfully pushed for the expansion of Obamacare in Virginia.
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Strength in energy shares pushed the S&P 500 index .
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But Thornberry in his statement pushed back on that stance.
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Queer and fat users were also pushed out of view.
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This year's potent energy pushed design tropes into new territory.
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Received a text simply saying: "haha" funerals been pushed up!
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Kavanaugh physically pushed her into a bedroom, the accuser said.
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But the other witnesses pushed back forcefully on his claim.
|
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But Brennan vehemently pushed back on that stance on Monday.
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The London-listed of these companies pushed the FTSE 100 .
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The London-listed of these companies pushed the FTSE 100 .
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But Nelson's housing crisis pushed them into homelessness this year.
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Yet, in his enthusiasm, he may have pushed too hard.
|
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He also pushed back on the criticism directed at him.
|
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House Democrats have pushed back against the subpoenas, which Rep.
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Battling over Cohen's allegations Republicans pushed back on the allegations.
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He was pushed away before he could throw a punch.
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So I think, and you read, that nobody pushed me.
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But he has at times pushed back on the president.
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I was one of the people who pushed for that.
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Lawmakers have increasingly pushed against Kelly's appointment at the agency.
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She pushed herself against my hand and started to purr.
|
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Former aides to Obama quickly pushed back against Trump's claim.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also pushed for her hiring.
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"Pfizer sold tetracycline but never pushed it," Dr. Conover said.
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But the matter of human rights is being pushed aside.
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It pushed my idea forward to a place of action.
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It's tough because PSX, someone really pushed that hard today.
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The decision pushed up the shekel, while bond prices fell.
|
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Other shareholders have pushed for additional changes to Tesla's board.
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That has pushed up the political temperature and increased polarization.
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Those were pushed aside when his water consumption shot up.
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They have pushed for the headquarters to be in Frankfurt.
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The bill has been pushed before, most recently by Sen.
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Workers pushed carts into closets, eager to complete their week.
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The administration pushed the bill as its main urban initiative.
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Neither document pushed for a breakup of big technology companies.
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People waded through water and pushed motorbikes and other vehicles.
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Meanwhile, asset prices are getting pushed in the opposite direction.
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City Council members in Cincinnati have pushed for the same.
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Soto pushed himself across the stream, struggling to stay upright.
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Davey Johnson was pushed out of the position after 2013.
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I'm glad I pushed for it in the first place.
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Robert Byrd, who pushed for the provision in the 1980s.
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May's announcement reassured currency markets, which pushed the pound higher.
|
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Trump has pushed to roll back regulations that prevent development.
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Some eventually quit or are pushed out of the company.
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All this busy work pushed some characters into the background.
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She was pushed out of her leadership post at church.
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But he was pushed out of his job soon after.
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Someone pushed a long, rickety cart filled with case files.
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Survivors have pushed for uniform laws to impose zero tolerance.
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The nutritionist pushed back on the scant amount of meat.
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Melania Trump's office on Tuesday openly pushed for Ricardel's ouster.
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The United States has pushed Greece to stick with TAP.
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Hill GOP leaders, however, have pushed back against the idea.
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Mary Gillen, of Brooklyn, pushed to create school lunch programs.
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Reigns wins, a lot, and he gets pushed, a lot.
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The militants steamrolled down the Tigris and pushed into Kurdistan.
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And Conservatives pushed for the committee to call her back.
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In Dubai, real estate stock pushed the index up 0.8%.
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They want to be pushed, they want to be coached.
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We pushed ourselves harder and left everything on the field.
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That has pushed the company to shake up its leadership.
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They pushed themselves as the utility for a long time?
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Macron pushed to block Weber over lack of government experience.
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But some artists have been pushed out of the reach.
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The Turkish military pushed into the northwest in two campaigns.
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Drawing in paint was denigrated and composition got pushed aside.
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Ironically, the same thing that pushed Jenkins out of Thor 2 – "creative differences" – pushed MacLaren off of Wonder Woman a few months later, leaving the door open for Jenkins to take over the helm.
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Multiple Democratic senators pushed DeVos Tuesday for her connection to Focus on the Family, a conservative non-profit that, among other things, has pushed the benefits of conversion therapy for LGBT men and women.
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"This federal bill pushed by Donald Trump, pushed by the right wing of the Republican party, imposes double taxation on the people of Maryland," Senate President Mike Miller (D) said in a news conference.
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Congressional Democrats have since pushed for more state money, but Republicans have pushed back, arguing Congress should respect state jurisdiction over elections, while noting that not all of the $380 million has been spent.
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Ramirez is the second woman who came forward, saying Kavanaugh pushed his exposed genitals in her face during their freshman year at Yale, causing her to come in contact when she pushed him away.
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Yesterday, homeland security adviser Tom Bossert resigned (though the White House has not pushed back on the suggestion he was pushed out.) On Sunday, it was NSC spokesman (and early Trump supporter) Michael Anton.
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"He and his producer left the crew in the other room, they pushed me into my bathroom, they broke two poppers and pushed them under my nose and proceeded to grope me," she said.
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And while he certainly pushed the party left on a number of issues, including health care and college tuition, it's the Democratic Party that has pushed Sanders to the left on race and identity.
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The growth of the campaign's movement, they said, has pushed ideas like UBI into the national conversation and pushed candidates to talk about issues like automation, even if Yang's actual candidacy has stalled out.
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"The designers of Emirates Team New Zealand frankly have pushed technology farther than anybody ever believed it would ever be pushed in yachting in the last eight years," Dalton told The New Zealand Herald.
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"The same dynamic of overcapacity and disappointing global trade that bankrupted Hanjin, pushed a Hamburg Süd acquisition and pushed carriers closer to the edge is now hitting the Panamax sector," he told CNBC via email.
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Graham, who as a House member pushed for Clinton's impeachment, urged Trump to follow the successful playbook used by Clinton, in which the president pushed back against Republicans but also focused on his daily duties.
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So I really pushed and pushed on the historians at NASA, and everywhere I could to find accurate transcripts of what people were saying on the ground while the crisis was happening in the air.
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Black suspects were 18 percent more likely to be pushed up against a wall, 16 percent more likely to be handcuffed without being arrested and 18 percent more likely to be pushed to the ground.
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Backers of integration pushed not only against the mostly white families who staunchly opposed using transportation to achieve integration, but also against moderates who warned of what might happen if activists pushed families too far.
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For more than 19903 years, Nobuyoshi Araki has pushed the limits of production — he has taken an uncountable number of photographs, gathered into something like 500 books — and pushed the limits, too, of free expression.
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But one night in 220, Mr. Friedman pushed Ms. Nelson too far, she said: He invited her into his car to smoke marijuana and almost immediately lunged forward and pushed his tongue into her mouth.
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" But he added that "as ISIS is pushed out of northern Syria and Raqqa, and things are pushed into the middle Euphrates River Valley, we will see everyone focusing their attention on the same area.
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As the Reagan Revolution pushed American politics to the right, the civil rights movement pushed back on matters of social justice, making it clear that the gains of the 1960s would not be easily reversed.
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While rising labor and raw material costs pushed up the price of dining out, electricity bills pushed down CPI for the first time in nearly three years due to falling fuel costs, the data showed.
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Abroad, he pushed his country to intervene in Yemen's civil war.
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I think it was pride that pushed him to that point.
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Workers pushed the new snow to the edges of the racecourse.
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Since then, though, Morgan Stanley was pushed to offer more money.
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Philip Morris pushed ahead with a national expansion in September 603.
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First, they pushed aside all of the insulation in the attic.
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Travis Shaw pushed Milwaukee ahead 4-3 with an RBI groundout.
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He pushed her dress up, making the slide slow and torturous.
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Tria may decide to walk, even if he is not pushed.
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Rihanna has pushed back her concert dates for her Anti tour.
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And it's possible increased costs would be pushed onto US consumers.
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San Francisco pushed its lead to 10-5 in the seventh.
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Next, Bobby pushed the juveniles in the direction of the buttons.
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Was there a specific moment that pushed you to get help?
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Some pushed toddlers in strollers or carried them on their shoulders.
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In commodity markets, oil prices pushed higher as the dollar eased.
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But there's a sense Obama could have pushed harder, been bolder.
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It's pushed CNN to the most successful run in its history.
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I pushed dance to the side and went to hair school.
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It stayed there for awhile and then it pushed back in.
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Rob Portman have also pushed the automaker not to cut jobs.
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It connects with policies pushed from the cloud or configured locally.
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These are young people who have been pushed into organized work.
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But Chmerkovskiy pushed Hernandez to embrace the dance and its passion.
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But Tina and Lorne pushed me, so I finally said yes.
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As on the cover, celebrating Britishness is pushed to gratuitous lengths.
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The transition was quick, and my body pushed on its own.
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The question is whether this metal is being pushed or pulled.
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The procedure is successful, but Kristen is pushed into early labor.
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He pushed him really close and I'm really proud of him.
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The company has pushed aggressively into smaller and mid-sized cities.
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The bearish supply picture pushed wheat futures to two-month lows.
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Previous fighting along the border pushed thousands of people into China.
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And there are a graveyard of people who've pushed for them.
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The ensuing free throw pushed the gap back to 23 points.
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Known as the "Texas Privacy Act" and pushed by Lt. Gov.
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Prime Minister Theresa May pushed back on this idea in March.
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After Murphy pushed DeVos, she brought up a story Wyoming Sen.
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And he wouldn&apost tell you much, even if you pushed.
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It's likely that Head's powerful finale performance pushed him to victory.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Credit rating agency Standard & Poor's pushed Casino's debt (CASP.
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The Indians pushed across a team-high 26 runs on Saturday.
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The disappointment pushed JGB yields sharply higher, and underpinned the yen.
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Investors have already pushed out rate hike expectations to mid-2020.
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That roadblock pushed her to pursue teaching and gender equality work.
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SelectHealth said it has also pushed Novartis to lower the price.
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A number of Arvato employees, however, pushed back against the criticism.
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Another passenger allegedly intervened and pushed Pickens off the older woman.
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But residents pushed back, raising $3.2 million to fight for legalization.
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Protesters pushed down a metal barricade, and officers used tear gas.
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"Our virtual reality reveal today has pushed technology boundaries," said Callum.
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The war has pushed the country to the brink of famine.
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The update was pushed out to its first generation autopilot hardware.
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Athletes want to be challenged, pushed to be faster and stronger.
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Some of these proposals have been pushed already by other candidates.
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Merkel and other German officials pushed back forcefully at the time.
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But discovering the Mary Laury account pushed her over the edge.
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" When pushed, he finally said, "I do expect him to stay.
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I reached down to my right and pushed the ignition switch.
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But many have pushed back on his characterization of the book.
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Cernovich, who promoted the Pizzagate conspiracy, has consistently pushed pedophilia conspiracies.
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Sterling fell 0.2 percent to $1.3879 as the dollar pushed higher.
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That realization pushed Claudia to consider going to the United States.
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Augustus instinctively pushed away from her and stumbled toward the street.
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However, Mr Francona may have pushed that sound logic too far.
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On June 30, however, Mattis pushed that date back to Jan.
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GoPro has pushed the envelope even more with HyperSmooth 28, though.
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Bromage said the package was likely pushed ashore by Hurricane Dorian.
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"Our democratic process has been pushed back by decades," he claimed.
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Bolsonaro also has pushed to "integrate" indigenous people into Brazilian society.
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Other major central banks have pushed interest rates into negative territory.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer pushed for federal regulation in August.
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Andrew M. Cuomo pushed for in the budget face certain challenges.
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Gains in the financials and materials sectors pushed the 0.66% higher.
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That's been pushed out of the fiscal year into the next.
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Many carried infants on their shoulders or pushed them in strollers.
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The gains also pushed the Philadelphia chip index up 1.063 percent.
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I pushed down my trigger to begin the long-exposure shot.
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By the end, Mr. Lubbock's tumor has pushed through his skull.
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The company's Senior Vice President of Operations Dave Clark pushed back.
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Lots of the ones from yesterday got pushed to today. Yay.
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I wish I could have pushed her a little bit more.
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Will Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders be pushed into a fight?
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"I'm not — you just pushed me to the floor," Hargrave responds.
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So I jumped up and pushed a bureau up against it.
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We pushed her into the room and re-barricaded the doors.
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Yeah, you haven't pushed anyone in front of a train lately.
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So the family pushed for Nelson to attend St. Ignatius School.
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The next day, she said, he pushed her against a wall.
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Trump has pushed the immigration debate to new levels of urgency.
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Ultimately, Kalanick pushed too hard and gave way to Dara Khosrowshahi.
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But numerous delays and technical hurdles have pushed back that target.
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Labor unions and environmental groups have pushed hard for the plan.
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Borowick pushed back, redacting the added dialogue that undercut her character.
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Bolsonaro also has pushed to "integrate" indigenous people into Brazilian society.
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It's unclear what may have pushed YouTube to No. 1, though.
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Workers have, at times, pushed back against the company's productivity requirements.
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Google has pushed another update to its Allo chat service today.
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In Germany, that has pushed the entire yield curve below 0% .
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Microsoft's stock has been pushed up thanks to its cloud growth.
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Some planners pushed the discount limit to 40 percent and beyond.
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The surplus fuel output has pushed China's refined product exports higher.
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It pushed La Vita Bella to #1 on the priority list.
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Pushed harder, he admitted that not everyone would see the change.
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He also pushed for support of scientific progress and higher education.
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It pushed up its fourth-quarter GDP forecast to 2.5 percent.
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Stories that garnered discussion were pushed forward, promoted, and re-circulated.
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Russian troops pushed through South Ossetia deep into Georgia before withdrawing.
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The Oswaldo Cruz Foundation's report, conducted by Brazilian researchers, pushed back.
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Some executives pushed back at the time, according to multiple reports.
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When the Republican leader pushed for a vote at 10 p.m.
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Arab nationalists pushed them off their land and suppressed their language.
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The sharp end pushed through the socket and punctured his brain.
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And nervous markets have pushed up the bond yields of both.
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Russians pushed you through a window, and I'm feeling so sad.
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That pushed down the yield on the bonds towards 1.7 percent.
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The incident pushed her to reexamine her priorities and sleep habits.
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Capital is pushed into emerging markets, in search of better returns.
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With that prospect, Mr Trump pushed the decision back to Congress.
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The state panel on Wednesday pushed his next review to 2024.
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And George W. Bush enthusiastically pushed the boundaries of presidential power.
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In 2013, she was pushed to the lower-rated 2 p.m.
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While resolutions pushed by shareholders are non-binding, they're symbolically significant.
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Instead, she's pushed aside at the expense of other characters' developments.
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Trump has angrily pushed back against Republicans who withdrew their support.
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The weaker dollar pushed up gold prices for a fourth day.
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The launch date for Bixby has been pushed back yet again.
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The Android O update for Pixel has been pushed back (surprise).
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And his narrow win with white women pushed him over it.
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The losses have pushed up egg prices and created a shortfall.
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They pushed for action on climate change and renewable energy development.
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Since then, the launch has been pushed back to March 21.
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Terri Sewell, a Democratic lawmaker from Alabama, pushed Facebook most forcefully.
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Regime forces eventually pushed the Islamist group out in April 2014.
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Few have really pushed the potential of this rudimentary little device.
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Evans also pushed back against changes that could undermine consumer protections.
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Since then the group has pushed far beyond its southern confines.
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Tensions between them pushed up debt to dangerous levels in 22018.
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But the internet has more recently pushed it to new heights.
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That flood of cash also pushed bond yields to near zero.
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AUSSIE UP The weakness in the dollar pushed other currencies higher.
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He says she was being pushed forward by a Dothraki captor.
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Higher interest rates also have pushed up the cost of borrowing.
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I think unfortunately my personal life has maybe gotten pushed behind.
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"We have always been pushed aside in the Bronx," Diaz said.
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Comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell also pushed yields higher.
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Windows 10 has automatically pushed updates to users since it debuted.
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League leader Matteo Salvini has pushed for tougher restrictions on immigration.
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As she pushed it, vanilla frozen yogurt — or perhaps soft serve?
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Competition between companies to attract talent pushed up salaries and incentives.
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This improved stat pushed the vehicle over to the "recommend" side.
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The whole team pushed themselves today to achieve something visually crazy!
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Signing to Warp also pushed that on me a little bit.
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What about all the bigotry he has pushed in the past?
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Throughout 2014 and 2015, Abe pushed to amend the nation's laws.
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Take (2016's) 'Ghostbusters' which pushed a very strong misogynist narrative.
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The BDB includes fighters pushed out of Benghazi by Haftar's forces.
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Then I put on a Diplo song and pushed the button.
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Although Mr Tuleyev resigned, he was hardly pushed out in disgrace.
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In response to the outage, the Kremlin pushed its Gazprom plans.
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It has pushed many to double down on their feminist values.
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France under President Emmanuel Macron has pushed hardest for the plan.
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What we're watching: Whether a controversial idea being pushed by Sens.
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Other supporters pushed their way in, forcing police to chase them.
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There are more people who are going to be pushed out.
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Her sentencing, scheduled for February 24, got pushed to March 8.
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And Thursday's slide pushed the Dow and Nasdaq into correction territory.
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In a meeting with pageant officials, chapter leaders pushed for integration.
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The avalanche Friday pushed snow to within feet of a home.
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Shorter on the sides, pushed back to the side, Come on.
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The update is the second security patch pushed out in August.
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That pushed the dollar index to its weakest since January 2015.
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Was there a creative turning point that you were pushed through?
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Comedian Jon Stewart has pushed hard for it on victims' behalf.
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It's a perception the White House has already pushed back on.
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The senator has pushed to lower drug prices through various means.
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How Bots, Twitter, and Hackers Pushed Trump to the Finish Line
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It was a good thing he pushed himself then, he said.
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The July 28th release has been pushed back to August 4th.
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Going by recent history, those deadlines will probably be pushed back.
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He also pushed to decriminalize abortion and legalize same-sex marriage.
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Cyprus and Greece have pushed for sanctions against Ankara, diplomats said.
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It was really a selection that our lead designer pushed for.
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They also pushed the F.D.A. again to reverse its July decision.
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Democrats have pushed to investigate the government's response to Hurricane Maria.
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A White House official suggested that Gorka had been pushed out.
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In response, the House quickly pushed forward antidueling legislation in Congress.
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They have pushed regulators to rethink how the eSLR is calculated.
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It has definitely pushed me to talk about it with people.
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Everlane pushed elevated basics, like simple T-shirts and navy sweaters.
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Meanwhile, weaker gold and copper prices pushed the materials sector down.
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The decision has pushed oil prices back above $50 per barrel.
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Musk's attorney, Dean Kristy, pushed back in a motion of opposition.
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That pushed German 10-year Bund yields below zero last month.
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Remember when you pushed a fully formed human from your body?
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Shafer's analysis is spot on, but can be pushed much further.
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But emergency officials have pushed for the system to be updated.
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Trump himself has pushed owners to take action against protesting players.
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"Many people are being pushed up the risk spectrum," he said.
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We either worked our way around it or respectfully pushed back.
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Their losses pushed the Dow Jones Airlines index 0.47 percent lower.
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I initially started pushing back but he immediately pushed back harder.
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"The line has been pushed," Sarandon said about present-day Hollywood.
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Opposition Kuomintang legislator Wang Yu-min had pushed for the change.
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My dress was pushed up around my hips; I mentally shrugged.
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Law enforcement tells us Massey allegedly pushed her to the ground.
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What pushed you in that split second to vote for Trump?
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The power of the people pushed the company forward, yet again.
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However, Nieto was pushed into Luongo by Panthers defenseman MacKenzie Weegar.
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That wasn't me being abused, that was me being mentally pushed.
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Either the grandmother or the woman with her is pushed aggressively.
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Broadcasters have pushed in the past to slow down the timeline.
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The former president's office pushed back forcefully against the wiretapping allegations.
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The White House on Monday evening pushed back on the reports.
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Ayla really pushed me to open up, in the best way.
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That in turn has pushed up the euro against the dollar.
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"It was devastating, but I pushed forward," Burkart, 44, tells PEOPLE.
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Their upbeat earnings pushed the S&P 500 communication services index .
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They go on to say he was pushed into the bakery.
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These are people pushed to the edge of desperation by hunger.
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Those complaints had pushed Uber into crisis mode earlier this year.
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During the skirmish, he pushed the arm of referee Mitchell Ervin.
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It sounds good, and it's also been pushed on them, too.
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One year ago I pushed this little fighter into the world.
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Cost overruns and scheduling problems pushed back the expensive telescope's timeline.
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The agreement has driven down inventories and pushed up oil prices.
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That budget the Republicans pushed through was like a practical joke.
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The Trump administration has pushed for more sanctions to deter Pyongyang.
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Mladek said the government would not be pushed to meet deadlines.
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Other sources have hinted that at least some were pushed out.
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The leader of the rescue group pushed inside and was hit.
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And the confusion pushed Puerto Rico benchmark bond prices even lower.
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Sterling pushed to its best level against the euro since Feb.
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She pushed on my hips, an order that thrust me in.
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He has pushed the local clinic to hire more medical professionals.
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On Thursday, a vote on the new bill was pushed back.
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Supply constraints have pushed up memory prices which is benefiting Samsung.
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Things you kind of knew were there and you pushed away.
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That pushed Britain's economic growth rate slightly below Germany's 1.9 percent.
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U.S. Deputy Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette pushed back on that claim.
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MILAN, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Telecom Italia (TIM) has pushed to Feb.
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Rising imports of U.S. oil pushed crude oil traffic up 3%.
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That's pushed leverage massively above China's private indebtedness levels of 2008.
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A source close to Kushner denied that he pushed for Flynn.
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But Todd pushed back against Conway, saying alternative facts are falsehoods.
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CHAIRWOMAN YELLEN HAS BASICALLY PUSHED BACK THEIR PATH OF RAISING RATES.
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Apple may have been pushed by other developments in the industry.
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The Koreans pushed frantically for an equalizer but could not score.
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I tossed the money forwards, turned and pushed against the tide.
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Instead, they've pushed for an app-based approach to improve access.
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