None has yet passed, but the recriminations linger in Texas.
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The bank faced bipartisan recriminations in the fall of 2016.
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Tensions on the streets have mounted, along with political recriminations.
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There were recriminations on Sunday from allies of Mr. Trump.
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Relations have become bitter after six weeks of recriminations and suspicion.
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If the outcome is that bad, recriminations will begin flying tonight.
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The bitter language drew immediate recriminations from Trump's critics, including Sen.
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The literary world was set aflutter with recriminations and vicious gossip.
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The delays have led to recriminations within the military's individual fiefs.
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LONDON — Brexit legislation once reduced Britain's Parliament to recriminations and paralysis.
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Both men faced renewed recriminations as the #MeToo movement gained momentum.
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The clean-up will take years; the political recriminations, a decade.
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Whatever the outcome in court, the government's recriminations risk marring Google's image.
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If the system works as it should, any recriminations would be contained.
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As recriminations flew, a defense official spoke of "a real trust problem".
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After the recriminations, this internecine row will focus on three linked issues.
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It will subject the country to months of recriminations and fresh polarization.
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As drivers advanced at a snail's pace, officials and politicians traded recriminations.
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In subsequent years, 1968 brought about more than its share of recriminations.
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She's a cultural orphan, split by her parents' racial shame and recriminations.
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Recriminations and finger-pointing over the political crisis foreshadow a contentious campaign.
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Make way for regrets, recriminations and the basis for a lifelong hangover.
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So it's time to end the recriminations and to find common ground.
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And the recriminations among Republicans only seem to be getting nastier. Rep.
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Europe has a history of crippling recriminations in the face of crisis.
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But her vision is much broader than the politics and recriminations of #MeToo.
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Even many tech executives, boosters and acolytes can't hide their disappointment and recriminations.
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The recriminations poured in almost immediately following news of the prime-time showdown.
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They felt there were too many social recriminations if they voted for Trump.
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Before the first polls closed, the tea leaves were spilling and recriminations starting.
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The debacle set off years of hand-wringing and recriminations in Rhode Island.
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That could prove difficult, as bitter recriminations circulate between and within European governments.
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The recriminations preceding the shutdown of the cameras largely followed familiar scripts. Gov.
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And there were more recriminations in the wake of the Grenfell Tower blaze.
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It's not that I relish the prospect of holiday gatherings exploding into recriminations.
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But the shock at its scale turned to anger and recriminations on Thursday.
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Before the vote in Parliament on Thursday, the two party leaders traded recriminations.
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Before the vote in Parliament on Thursday, the two party leaders traded recriminations.
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We should all be bored by a lifetime of mutual recriminations and antagonisms.
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The conference carried on for several days, complete with denunciations, recriminations and tears.
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EU unity cracked at the seams amid bitter recriminations about border controls and quotas.
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This may result in recriminations and paranoia, further eroding the cohesiveness of the group.
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There's been a round of recriminations within the campaign amid fallout from the debate.
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The emotions are running too high, and the cycle of recriminations is too powerful.
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They turned out and voted with personal courage, often facing private and public recriminations.
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The recriminations crested in 83 with his film "Leviathan," also an Academy Award nominee.
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The killing in Rwanda itself came to a halt, but not the ethnic recriminations.
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Mr. Trudeau's friends say the onslaught of recriminations has inspired him to fight harder.
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Each time their hostage escapes, some give chase while others engage in interpersonal recriminations.
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Hands have been wrung, navels have been gazed, and self-recriminations have been made.
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Previous dialogue efforts have ended in recriminations between the two sides with no concrete progress.
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But the five other accusers withstood the torrent of questions and recriminations from the defense.
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It's an ongoing soap opera, with regular installments documenting the recriminations, alliances, and fallings out.
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The latest attempt with Russia to broker peace in Syria is unraveling amid mutual recriminations.
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Most important of all was the distress caused to their peoples by harsh mutual recriminations.
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The Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty has been abrogated by both sides amid mutual recriminations.
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"Private concerns" from Republicans and self-righteous partisan recriminations from Democrats are simply not enough.
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But Europe prolonged the agony with bitter recriminations over who should clean up the mess.
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Old wounds and recriminations between the forces dating to the Spanish Civil War are opening.
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Then, in true Sisyphean fashion, the whole process, with inevitable recriminations, must be repeated periodically.
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"How hard it is to leave behind centuries-old disagreements and mutual recriminations," the pope said.
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"We urge calm and an end to vocal recriminations and threats of reciprocal actions," he added.
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Those five accusers and Constand herself withstood the torrent of questions and recriminations from the defense.
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And recriminations have exposed faultlines between French- and Dutch-speakers that have threatened Belgium's survival before.
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Amid the recriminations and bad blood, the EU would surely look to its own interests first.
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Recriminations have mounted about how authorities handled the deadly fire and why no evacuation was ordered.
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But the optimism of the Oslo era receded, giving way to mutual recriminations and renewed violence.
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The unexpected results of the election have forced the party into an irresolvable pattern of recriminations.
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In July, amid mutual recriminations, P.K.K. militants killed two police officers in the town of Sanliurfa.
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Those are mild, however, compared with the squall of recriminations that follows the disappearance of Irene.
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In Emmy's scene with Nora, recriminations float just above the strained pleasantries between mother and child.
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He didn't make it, and the regret and self-recriminations are an anchor on his soul.
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The eventual Communist victory triggered recriminations and an ugly, polarizing debate back in the United States.
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But even in this context, the recriminations and missile-waving have ratcheted up in recent years.
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Include close-ups of any wear or damage — it will save you from angry recriminations later.
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And in this meeting right here we've heard no recriminations, people are being gracious about it.
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Amid a news cycle beset by crisis, turmoil, and recriminations, a tragedy recently hit the United Nations.
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"Mutual recriminations are being made," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on a conference call on Friday.
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The Party's chair, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, was forced to resign, and recriminations and demonstrations disrupted the Convention.
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When Will finally broke free from his humiliating servitude, the result was decades of litigation and recriminations.
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The final third crumbles, as did his career, into recriminations over bad business deals and legal woes.
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But, if you remember, the recriminations came as quickly as the money: Were the terms too generous?
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But the shift would make the mystery easier to solve: Those snide remarks and recriminations are now traceable.
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The recriminations of the GOP's across-the-board losses in 2012 began before the winners knew they'd won.
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Recriminations continued to fly as The Economist went to press (though the offending candidate's name was eventually withdrawn).
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So if his almost canonical inoffensiveness falls short, brace for a new wave of recriminations from the left.
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But Riyadh's execution of a prominent Shiite cleric and Iranian recriminations have brought tensions to a new low.
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The more insurmountable Donald Trump's challenges become, the more conservatives contemplate the consequences and recriminations of this election.
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If they make a mistake and get out to an attacking shot, there are unlikely to be recriminations.
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The summit produced little in the way of substance, and the two sides even exchanged in ritualistic recriminations.
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Popular cable programs with Democratic and liberal viewers are equally full of recriminations over withdrawing from these wars.
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House GOP recriminations: The Hill: One retiring GOP lawmaker laments that colleagues "lose their soul" while in Congress.
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Politicians skimmed over policy issues with a volley of recriminations over who was to blame for the deadlock.
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But the squabbling and endless recriminations in Westminster are just a particularly farcical version of a global phenomenon.
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Since Democrats lost the election, they have spent the past two months embroiled in inevitable post-defeat recriminations.
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In her letter, she described the disputes between family members that have led to recriminations in court papers.
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Even interviewing prisoners to assess their mental health set off recriminations and claims that she was torturing them.
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There have been family feuds, corruption accusations, rows over cow vigilante violence and recriminations over statues and misspent funds.
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Tensions and recriminations persisted in Africa's youngest nation after the fighting ended and resulted in Machar's dismissal on Monday.
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Recriminations flew both ways, as lawmakers accused the White House of making a lackadaisical effort to stop the bill.
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But, despite the recriminations, there is still a way for them to grab victory from the jaws of defeat.
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The final death tolls in El Paso and Dayton were not even established when the chorus of recriminations began.
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The country was getting ready for elections this Sunday, the product of nearly a year of wrangling and recriminations.
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" This was followed four years later, after George H. W. Bush defeated Michael Dukakis, with the "Quadrennial Recriminations Issue!
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His on-again-off-again romance with Blac Chyna produced a son but also recriminations when they broke up.
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The burning shame of the subsequent recriminations, cringing apologies, and parental disappointment is still with me to this day.
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Separately, recriminations are building over the Trump legal team's original stance of total cooperation with the special counsel investigation.
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She refused demands that she apologize for the comment, leading to another round of Republican recriminations the next day.
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Europe has earned its reputation for dithering, debating and cross-border recriminations while economic shocks play out largely unchallenged.
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The result meant Croatia could begin looking toward the knockout rounds, while the recriminations for Argentina began almost immediately.
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As recriminations continued to fly, Troy Price, the chairman of the Iowa Democratic Party, announced his resignation on Wednesday.
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The six minutes of "Lark" move through regrets, fury, nostalgia, second thoughts, sensual memories, recriminations, solitude — an operatic catharsis.
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Those who did so for former President George W. Bush have faced a decade of investigations, lawsuits and recriminations.
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The recriminations follow bruising setbacks for all three parties in Merkel's coalition in crucial regional votes over the past month.
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Anger, recriminations, sadness, and an argument about how Democrats can best win in swing — and even Republican-leaning districts — ensued.
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As post-election recriminations flew within the party, however, Mr Philippot quit, and Ms Le Pen revised her Europe policy.
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But amid Brexiteers' jubilation and Remain's recriminations, two questions stand out: what does the vote mean for Britain and Europe?
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Conservatives said they experienced recriminations about the original price tag of the $1.3 trillion spending bill enacted earlier this year.
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When grandiose promises on the campaign trail aren't kept once attaining power, a party's base becomes demoralized and recriminations follow.
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The newest round of recriminations began when Saudi Arabia executed a pro-Iranian dissident Shiite cleric, Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr.
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Still, the CBS board could face recriminations from consumers and from those who believe it should have taken immediate action.
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Hutus and Tutsis who had previously lived peaceably start killing each other in a frenzy of recriminations for ancient slights.
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After all the stormy exchanges and recriminations, the remaining question is where Mr. Trump's alliance with Mr. Netanyahu will lead.
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Monday's hearing was punctuated by shouting and recriminations from Trump's fellow Republicans, unhappy with the process they said was unfair.
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Setting out guidelines on how people in a family can spend money can keep any fallout from devolving into recriminations.
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Science and religion seem to be getting ever more tribal in their mutual recriminations, at least among hard-line advocates.
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But when they met on their shared border, the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone, the talks quickly devolved into mutual recriminations.
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But its pathway has become decidedly more bruising, straddled by a groundswell of public recriminations in both the U.S. and Europe.
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It means several months of bitter fighting, recriminations and -- at the end of it -- Trump could well go third party anyway.
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That legislation, SB562, was subsequently tabled by state assembly speaker Anthony Rendon, setting off a fierce round of intra-party recriminations.
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Recriminations will abound; town hall meetings will be disrupted; feelings will be hurt; names will be called; resistance will be fierce.
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But Mr. Obama said the political recriminations from Republicans "ring hollow" if the party's leaders continue to support Mr. Trump's campaign.
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Let's put recriminations behind us and judge him on his actions as a justice, not on allegations of his past behavior.
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There have since been recriminations over whether an evacuation order was issued and whether rescue services responded in a timely manner.
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Unhappy working as a foreign policy spokesman for Mitt Romney's presidential campaign in 22016, he exited in a wave of recriminations.
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Kirkpatrick lingers on the bitter aftermath, as former comrades exchanged recriminations whenever Facebook reminded them of the anniversaries of important marches.
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The sisterhood is strained by recriminations and guilt, yet the women remain close over the decades, because that's what family does.
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And that would likely fuel a new round of recriminations from Trump and House Republicans over the future of the filibuster.
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It remains unclear how the last week of violence and political recriminations will affect the election in its crucial final days.
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If Netanyahu wins, the bloc will almost certainly fall apart in the wake of recriminations over the reasons for the defeat.
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If anything, the confusion and recriminations over high-speed rail seem to show that the nation's partisan divide extends to infrastructure.
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With the Brexit debate in London and Brussels mired in disagreement and recriminations, concerns and warnings from businesses have grown louder.
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The robbery prompted recriminations in Italy over the lack of security at the museum, which some critics blamed on public spending cuts.
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Instead, the delay in results created an information vacuum that quickly turned into a circular firing squad of recriminations on the left.
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There will be plenty of explanations and recriminations, most of which will rely upon taking a dimmer view of the American electorate.
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But Riyadh's execution earlier this month of a prominent Shiite cleric and Iranian recriminations have brought the tensions to a new low.
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Recriminations have deepened since Trump left Europe following his contentious visits to the NATO summit and the G-7 meetings last week.
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It follows months of recriminations spanning trade, U.S. accusations of Chinese political interference, the disputed South China Sea and self-ruled Taiwan.
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Engaging in petty recriminations with a Gold Star family is not only counterproductive, it is beneath the dignity of the American people.
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Trump's attempts to negotiate an end to the shutdown with Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer collapsed on Friday in recriminations and fingerpointing.
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Morales' 14-year socialist rule ended in violent protests and recriminations after rising pressure over accusations of vote rigging in the Oct.
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Several witnesses called by the prosecution exposed an array of human foibles, nurtured by workplace rivalries, petty jealousies, recriminations and thwarted ambitions.
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It is exactly the attitude that will upset Trump and many Republicans but reveals just how bitter recriminations are set to become.
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The visit of the U.S president to Paris achieved its goal of resuming dialogue, rather than feeding a vicious circle of recriminations.
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Democrats and Republicans traded not proposals and counterproposals, but instead lodged accusations about who was responsible and recriminations over competing legislative approaches.
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GALANES Last question: First lady is a job that comes with recriminations: She gave too many parties, she didn't give enough parties.
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In a government that is no stranger to crisis, the bitter recriminations suggested that a new one may be in the offing.
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Few express confidence that European policymakers — dithering, debating and cross-border recriminations over economic crises — will tackle this one collectively or effectively.
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The scandal, driven in part by the #MeToo movement sweeping the United States, set off recriminations and power struggles within the academy.
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And the nature of the fight over Kavanaugh will trigger recriminations inside the Senate and political reverberations outside for years to come.
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Relations have been rocky ever since the end of World War II amid recriminations over Japan's brutal occupation of parts of China.
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If it goes nowhere, are there huge recriminations for the media, which obviously, I had to report the story as it developed.
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After more than a decade of mutual recriminations, Mexico&aposs wealthy elite and Lopez Obrador have lately reached something resembling an uneasy truce.
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Democrats' loss, on the other hand, is likely to lead to recriminations about how the party can win in the era of Trump.
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Amid the shock, outrage and recriminations that have consumed New Zealand over the past two days, tales of heroism and self-sacrifice emerged.
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The last thing it wants is for countries to boycott the event or spoil it with recriminations over its response to the verdict.
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After this month's G7 meeting ended in recriminations between allies, there is little expectation among European and US diplomats of an easygoing time.
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The potential for enmity between the Clinton and Sanders camps intensified Tuesday amid recriminations over the chaotic Nevada Democratic convention three days before.
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The scandal has come to symbolise all that was wrong with the banking industry in the recriminations that followed the 2008 financial crisis.
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Their therapy appears to consist mostly of complaints and recriminations, while the real work of repairing their relationship takes place at the pub.
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The angry recriminations continued from allegations that Mr. Trump called African nations "shithole countries" during a White House meeting last week with lawmakers.
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Later, a pulled press credential for Mr. Acosta, a series of recriminations, a "Saturday Night Live" sketch, and then everyone called their lawyers.
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By Tuesday, the Aquarius affair had erupted into full-blown sniping among allies, as four European governments traded mutual recriminations, reproaches and comeuppances.
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Put it this way: Republicans can't seem to repeal Obamacare, and recriminations between Senate leaders and the tweeter in chief are making headlines.
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What was meant to be the creation of an energy giant quickly collapsed into recriminations and a bitter fight fueled by buyer's remorse.
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The torrent of recriminations came as universities across the country have been promoting their brands this week by announcing their early admissions results.
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It seems unlikely that Fernando's resignation will end the questions and recriminations over why authorities failed to act more effectively to stop the plotters.
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I suspect they are, though, and when they confirm Gorsuch with a bare majority of votes this spring, the left shouldn't dissolve into recriminations.
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The project was also plagued by poor planning, untrained managers, and politicized recriminations when it failed to advance according to the Plan's impossible timeline.
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The opposition has lost faith in dialogue with Maduro's government following meetings in 2016 and 2018 that ended in bitter recriminations and no agreements.
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When the recriminations involve one character's blaming himself for trying to open a jar of nuts, the whole book seems to have gone haywire.
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By contrast, Labour's setback is also likely to spur recriminations and prompt calls for it to push more explicitly for another referendum on Brexit.
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This has led to recriminations in the industry, with rivals charging that Google is using the veil of self-regulation to diminish its competitors.
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An explosive allegation from prominent Democratic pollster Stan Greenberg last week is sparking a new wave of criticism and recriminations about Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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The fiasco will likely rob the eventual winner of a vital boost to their campaign, as recriminations continue and the news cycle moves on.
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Reworking his stage adaptation of Ibsen's play — a study of weaponized truth — Mr. Stone concocts a predictable stew of ancient transgressions and undeserved recriminations.
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But as Democrats enter a political season that is likely to involve recriminations and divisions, they would also do well to consider collective action.
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Will Afghan leaders finally set aside internal bickering and unite with common purpose to take the steps necessary to succeed or spiral further into recriminations?
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Instead it has led to confusion, bitter recriminations, and the unpleasant lurching sensation that has become so familiar in the turbulent flight of this presidency.
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But there are no bitter recriminations in this song, which Ms. Lambert wrote with Shane McAnally and Josh Osborne, in a mood of bleary resignation.
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Publicly, Trump tried to quell the recriminations by saying the Wisconsin Republican should continue as Speaker even if the House does not pass the bill.
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While Cabinet members like Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have spoken of a coming time for "recriminations," Trump responded by talking about exports to China.
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The activity offers fresh evidence that despite indictments, expulsions and recriminations, Russia remains undeterred in its campaign to widen political divisions and weaken Western institutions.
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But the developments on the House panel — and emerging recriminations between the parties — appear all but certain to ensure its investigation will end in dispute.
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Another round of recriminations about how Washington is under the thumb of the powerful gun lobby and won't do anything to enact "commonsense" gun regulation.
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Recriminations are flowing over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's stunning failure to form a coalition, foreshadowing a contentious campaign for new elections set for Sept. 17.
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There were recriminations in Chicago: The city elections board in Chicago lashed out at the governor's office for moving forward with the primary at all.
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Something about our digital life seems to inspire extremes: all that early enthusiasm, the utopian fervor over the internet, now collapsed into fear and recriminations.
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In the second act, as Mary ruthlessly feeds her addiction, recriminations and regrets make up a large part of the conversation between husband and wife.
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But they are also all as fresh as those proverbial flowers, even when they wallow in regrets and recriminations about the lives they once led.
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Recriminations have begun flying among Republicans even before the House votes Friday on a plan that aims to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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The extreme sensitivity of the issue was evident again Monday in the recriminations that poured down on those whose condemnation was judged not severe enough.
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The latest incident has led to soul-searching and recriminations in a country where studies show that rapes go largely unreported and victim blaming is common.
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Within the party, there will be recriminations and despondency as it decides how to pick itself up, and whether it can survive in its current form.
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The House erupted in bitter recriminations as Democrats passed a resolution condemning Trump for telling four minority lawmakers to "go back" to their "crime infested" countries.
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The White House and congressional leaders condemned the incidents, but the events have sparked questions and recriminations over whether heated political rhetoric contributed to the violence.
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As well as clouding efforts to rein in North Korea's nuclear ambitions, the THAAD deployment has also led to recriminations from Beijing against South Korean companies.
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A narrow victory for remaining would set the stage for decades of recriminations over the Great Betrayal, and possibly reignite the fires of right-wing populism.
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Hamas and Fatah agreed in 2014 to form a national reconciliation government, but the deal soon dissipated in mutual recriminations with Hamas continuing to dominate Gaza.
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The apparent intelligence failure and the breakdown of communication within the government are likely to prompt political recriminations and attract attention in investigations into the attacks.
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The New York region was all but paralyzed by an early winter storm that led to recriminations and second-guessing Friday about what exactly went wrong.
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Her 2009 run-in with West kicked off a decade-long rollercoaster relationship that has included partial reconciliations, recriminations and multiple songs inspired by the other.
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It also means America may never heal from the recriminations and infectious doubts that stained the last presidential election -- and are already threatening the next one.
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The recriminations over the issue are now raising questions about whether a neutral investigation of a sitting President is even possible, given the poisoned political times.
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For Democrats, working with Republicans and Mr. Trump could provoke recriminations from their voters who don't want the party to compromise with Republicans in any way.
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" He continued: "The best thing to do, really, is to empower everyone to do what they feel most comfortable doing, without fear of subsequent repercussions or recriminations.
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The building is close to Grenfell Tower, where a blaze killed 71 people last year and prompted bitter recriminations over the safety of tower blocks in Britain.
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As stock prices fluctuate, the government could face recriminations for either selling Aramco too cheaply - flogging the family silver for peanuts - or too dearly - exploiting retail investors.
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"The question is how long can they keep doing this before the system collapses?" said the analyst, who asked not to be named for fear of recriminations.
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Following a narrow victory by those voting for the United Kingdom to leave the European Union, recriminations about who's to blame are flying in the Remain camp.
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There have been repeated attempts in recent years by the rivals to talk, and even when they do meet, the efforts often end in recriminations or stalemate.
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In September, a deal-making dinner with "Chuck and Nancy" — Mr. Schumer and Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the House minority leader — later devolved into angry recriminations.
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The shutdown, coming one year to the day after President Trump took office, set off a new round of partisan recriminations and posed risks for both parties.
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The White House descended into a flurry of recriminations and meetings on Monday as staffers quarreled over how to control a deepening public health and economic crisis.
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The Democratic Party, or at least many of its highest-profile figureheads from the last election, is locked in a vicious cycle of re-examinations and recriminations.
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But this would miss the full story, said Dr. Lawrence D. Mass, a physician and a friend of his for 50 years, through occasional estrangements and recriminations.
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There have been repeated attempts in recent years by the rivals to talk, but even when they do meet, the efforts often end in recriminations and stalemate.
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This family has the possibility of being great, and it's just eroded under the recriminations, the forgiveness, and the blame—and the self-blame, and the guilt. . . .
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There were to be no reprisals, no recriminations; much less a Truth and Reconciliation Commission of the sort that did so much to heal South Africa's wounds.
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May's levity, or that of any of the other lawmakers seen grinning and chuckling as the drama unfolded, but the proceedings were rife with insults and recriminations.
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Many insurance companies canceled the old plans anyway, setting off a round of recriminations about how the law had caused people to lose coverage that they liked.
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For one, high-pitched recriminations may resume in 240, with Chinese tech firms such as Huawei and video-sharing app TikTok seen coming into the U.S. crosshairs.
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The country wakes up to recriminations, fear, regrets on the part of protest voters, and the absolute certainty that we can't even begin to predict electoral outcomes anymore.
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras is facing fierce recriminations for the government's response to the fire and has promised a national plan to avoid a repeat of the disaster.
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The most common example of such behaviour is "herding", the tendency to shift an outlier figure towards the consensus in order to avoid recriminations if it proves wrong.
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On Thursday night Vice President Mike Pence delivered a highly critical speech about China and its efforts to undermine Trump, which immediately led to recriminations from Chinese officials.
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The party's reaction to Mueller's stunning tale of Russian election interference, and lying, recriminations and cover-ups in the White House has so far lacked a coherent thread.
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In addition to the tensions between Washington and Moscow over geopolitics, the meeting also comes against a backdrop of recriminations over alleged Russian interference in the 2016 elections.
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But a day later, Kelly has urged staffers to remain focused on their work rather than stew in recriminations about the press conference gone wrong, one official said.
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Just one year before a federal election, the leak of the report earlier this week by German public broadcaster ARD also unleashed recriminations within her right-left coalition.
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The intensifying saga of presidential misdirection, recriminations and accusations is a sure sign that the corrosive impact on American politics triggered by the Russian election intrigue is worsening.
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Above, watch Mashable's exclusive clip from the Season 3 premiere, in which Miller and Hardy discover the crime scene, setting up a season of secrets, lies and recriminations.
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It was a "a long litany of recriminations, somewhat bitter reports that the United States was treated unfairly," said the French official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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What kind of recriminations will come for residents of a city perceived to have opened its doors to an extremist group that threatened to tear the country apart?
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But over a night the men spend collaborating, then pairing off into two rival factions, their hopes rise and fall in a stream of bluster, invective and recriminations.
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There are already signs that the mutual recriminations could profoundly affect international cooperation — from trade to security to scientific research — as well as popular opinion in both countries.
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J.C. Belated recriminations seethe and erupt in "Everybody Knows," which was an early single from "Primal Heart," the album released Friday by the songwriter Kimbra, from New Zealand.
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At the end of the day, there was a general feeling that after the recriminations of a bitter primary season -- things had gone rather better than many people expected.
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Any celebrations and recriminations will need to be swift, with the government required to hold an election against center-left Labor, which is ahead in the polls, by May.
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After a week of recriminations and one over-hasty public response, Scarlett Johansson has withdrawn from the role of Dante "Tex" Gill in Rupert Sanders' movie project Rub & Tug.
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Clinton will still have to shore up her support on the left, but the Democratic nightmare scenario — a convention plunged into chaos and recriminations — appears to have been averted.
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Sanders supporters have also argued that the recriminations in the 2008 primary — including Clinton's infamous 3 am phone call ad — were much more hostile than the ones in 2016.
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Meanwhile, the McCarrick case has caused among the Curia a series of public hissy fits and mutual recriminations without (so far) a single evidentiary document produced by either side.
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THE COMMUNE You wouldn't know it from the high-society recriminations in his Dogma 95 landmark, "The Celebration," but the Danish director Thomas Vinterberg was raised in a commune.
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Chiron lives for the moments when he can get away from his mother's countless recriminations and needs, and swim in the unfamiliar waters of love with Juan and Teresa.
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The tensions, distrust and recriminations between Republicans and Democrats in the Senate when it comes to Kavanaugh didn't begin with President Donald Trump's latest pick for the Supreme Court.
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The president's call for compromise and comity struck many as particularly hollow after two years of angry tweets, recriminations and personal attacks that continued almost up until the speech.
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Notably, there's not much evidence of recriminations against Nixon — no "Nelson Would've Won" bumper stickers or "We Should Have Gone With Goldwater" op-eds, as far as I've seen.
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Given the existing rifts in American society at a time of relative peace, it is easy to see the recriminations and repercussions after a nuclear catastrophe capsizing its politics altogether.
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Turnbull's future as leader at risk Harsh recriminations have already begun between Australian conservatives over the decision to replace former leader Tony Abbott less than one year before the election.
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A lack of regulatory oversight of the academy that arranged the field trip led quickly to recriminations between the Defense and Education Ministries, which share responsibility for approving such programs.
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Since then there have been insults, recriminations, lawsuits and a takeover of the Guns N' Roses brand by Mr. Rose, who has toured and recorded with sidemen for two decades.
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UNITED NATIONS — For seven years, they slogged through the sour rituals of a broken relationship: the strained meetings; the angry phone calls; the bitter recriminations; the slights, real and perceived.
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Church officials said the parents had not given interviews and wanted to be identified only by their surname, Tamrazyan, in part to protect family members still in Armenia from recriminations.
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Do you worry at all that the recriminations in the media right now, especially before we've seen the actual report, will be used to delegitimize justifiable scrutiny of Trump later?
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As the climbing season came to an end, the recriminations began, many focused on the loose standards set by the government of Nepal and the proliferation of dubious expedition companies.
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Whatever hopes that other leaders had of pacifying Mr. Trump and papering over their widening differences on trade, security and the world order vanished in a flurry of harsh recriminations.
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But she is contemplating a more profound spiritual problem: that beyond the yogi staring in the mirror, beyond the essayist's recriminations, simple consciousness makes warring selves within all of us.
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Presumably, the rest of the signatories will insist on maintaining the deal, setting off a cascade of diplomatic and economic recriminations against Europe and souring relations for years to come.
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Mr. Flynn's rise and fall followed familiar patterns in Washington, where ambitious figures secure positions of great authority only to lose them in a blizzard of contradictions, recriminations and scandal.
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This gives Maureen more of an upper hand than before in the Punch and Judy (or Judy and Judy) show of power plays and recriminations that defines her daily existence.
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What better way to celebrate the rancor, recriminations and perpetual volatility that is now a permanent feature of our politics than by making a government shutdown the 100-day headstone?
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"While counting of votes is likely to continue for several days, Australians and Australian business can ill-afford gridlock, recriminations or in-fighting," said Christine Jackman, communications director of the BCA.
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In a bitterly divided region, backing for Palestinians is often seen as a unifying position, but it is also often a source of internal recriminations over the extent of that support.
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The leaders of Italy's coalition partners the League and 5-Star Movement warned on Thursday the government could collapse following mutual recriminations over the election of the next European Commission president.
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The Skripals' poisoning with a nerve agent prompted a wave of diplomatic expulsions and recriminations, with ties between London and Moscow shriveling to a post-Cold War low in its wake.
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The media – all media from the right to the left – has been full of recriminations about who is to blame for the Republican House's failure to pass an ObamaCare replacement plan.
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The readiness of the parties to cooperate in serious joint investigations gave them much more credibility as opposed to the partisan recriminations surrounding the now two-year-old House Benghazi investigation.
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On his personal new set If I'm Honest, there are recriminations and – you know you want it, be honest – "Go Ahead and Break My Heart," a melting, melodic duet with Stefani.
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It suggested that an American drone might have been culpable, furthering the recriminations days after an American bombing killed more than 60 Syrian soldiers in strikes that Washington said were accidental.
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Op-Ed Contributor Donald J. Trump had already roiled the religious right, casting the Republican Party's most reliable voting bloc into an abyss of despair, recriminations and uncertainty about the future.
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Usually, these kinds of announcements are accompanied by talk of a tell-all book deal, Noah said, or at the very least a hail of recriminations on Twitter from President Trump.
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On Thursday, as Democrats and Republicans in the House traded recriminations, the Senate panel quietly called back for another interview with Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser.
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A narrative that Trump was "stabbed in the back" would likely be pushed by his supporters in the conservative media, and Cruz would be one of the primary targets for recriminations.
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If Trump does win, there will be many recriminations among Democrats, especially about the vanity candidates who continue to fragment the field despite having no realistic chance of becoming the nominee.
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A glance at Warren's social media shows that she is inundated by Sanders backers, who are offering a combination of pleas and recriminations over her choice not to endorse so far.
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The ensuing chaos led to both Buttigieg and Sanders claiming victory and recriminations from officials that both the IDP and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) bore responsibility over bungling the caucuses.
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Bilateral tensions were already high after bitter recriminations during a referendum in April on extending Erdogan's powers and a pullout of German troops from a Turkish air base that began this month.
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Since the news broke last week that singer R. Kelly is allegedly holding young women against their will in an abusive sex cult, recriminations against Kelly have piled up thick and fast.
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The crisis is not close to being contained, with new revelations about contact between the Trump campaign and Russian officials, bitter recriminations among White House staff and the prospect of Congressional investigations.
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"Listen, there's time for recriminations, and everyone who is responsible for the rise of Donald Trump, they will bear that responsibility going forward," Cruz told Houston radio host Michael Berry this week.
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In 2012, Randazza quit amid mutual recriminations; Liberty claimed that Randazza had been ripping them off with outside work, and Randazza claimed that he had been ripped off, harassed, and wrongly fired.
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But to be fully present at work, to feel ''psychologically safe,'' we must know that we can be free enough, sometimes, to share the things that scare us without fear of recriminations.
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BERLIN – A leading negotiator in talks to form Germany&aposs next government is urging all involved to "go down a gear" after a stalemate over contentious issues was accompanied by mutual recriminations.
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The disaster has prompted recriminations and finger-pointing over a perceived inability of Greek authorities to act on prior warnings that areas with poor infrastructure and unlicensed construction were vulnerable to flooding.
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There's an affair, there's guilt and recriminations, there's a return home, and everyone is more or less the same person at the end of the book as they were at the beginning.
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Washington (CNN)After a year of doubts, recriminations and special election misfires, Democrats finally got the big victories Tuesday they'd so desperately craved in the year since Donald Trump won the presidency.
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Mr. Trump was especially eager to steer their convention back on course with fiery speeches and warnings about electing Hillary Clinton after days of confusion and recriminations over Melania Trump's tarnished speech.
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The measure's defeat sparked days of recriminations between the White House and Congress and left many wondering how Trump and Ryan would find progress with other large bills, such as tax reform.
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Recriminations over the resulting economic inequalities are now so ferocious that modern history has been altered: The phase of globalization that began with the ending of World War II is essentially over.
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The only new countervailing pressures here stem from Trump's and the GOP Congress' mutual desperation not to be seen failing spectacularly, along with their mutual interest in not collapsing back into recriminations.
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The separated children fiasco has triggered an outpouring of spontaneous anger and recriminations not seen since President Trump's Muslim travel ban just after his inauguration, or the racist Charlottesville clashes last summer.
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The unilateral move angered the League and led to furious recriminations between the two parties, highlighting how their relations are deteriorating in the run-up to next month's European Union parliamentary election.
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Both Britain's major parties have been hit by division and recriminations since the EU referendum, with opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn also seeming set to face a challenge to his position.
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The letter comes as the scandal involving Mr. Weinstein had set off a wave of investigations, recriminations and accusations across the nation, including in state capitals in Rhode Island and South Dakota.
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But as the scale of the defeat became clear on Monday, Mr. Erdogan and his strongman methods faced recriminations not just from critics, but from his party and wider circle of supporters.
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In other words, now absolutely is the time for recriminations, because it's the only way we might avoid another such administration in a country where control of government moves like a pendulum.
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Doug Collins' Senate campaign in Georgia has prompted a raging intraparty fight leading to the departure of some of his top political advisers and recriminations with the Senate GOP's main campaign arm.
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When Mr. Sim and Ms. Madley Croft aren't trading recriminations and regrets (via landlines), the video shows glimpses of high-school life, including a romance between a football player and a cheerleader.
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The measure's defeat sparked days of recriminations between the White House and Congress and left many wondering how Trump and Ryan would find progress with other large bills such as tax reform.
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Bilateral tensions were already high after recriminations during an April referendum on extending President Tayyip Erdogan's powers and a pullout of German troops from a Turkish air base that began this month.
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Witness the agony of Paul Ryan, the Republican speaker of the house, who announced today that he would not publicly defend Mr Trump, only to face harsh recriminations from the candidate's devoted supporters.
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RELATED: Cryptic Clinton emails may refer to Iranian scientist But the appearance of veiled references to the Amiri case in Clinton's emails has fueled another round of recriminations over her private email account.
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Recriminations for the qualifying format, which was approved only two weeks before the season opener, continued to fly around the paddock well after the last chequered flag waved with no drivers on track.
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ROME (Reuters) - The leaders of Italy's coalition partners the League and 5-Star Movement warned on Thursday the government could collapse following mutual recriminations over the election of the next European Commission president.
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So, it's appropriate then that on UK Twitter, rather than getting bogged down in bitter recriminations and last-minute in-fighting, everyone is having fun lying about their blind, 933-year-old mum.
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New presidents come in, often at the height of popularity, and they and their congressional allies make the most of it for as long as possible, until recriminations can no longer be suppressed.
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A plan to begin repatriating hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslim refugees to Myanmar stalled on Thursday, amid protests by refugees at camps in Bangladesh and recriminations between the officials in both countries.
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A whole genre of mediocre journalism, which sustains itself on the insight that perception matters more than substantive truth in politics, will portray this as "bad news for Democrats," and recriminations will begin.
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Fearing recriminations, allies of Mr. Poroshenko nonetheless reached out to Mr. Manafort to try to convince the Trump team of Ukraine's determination to work closely with the new administration, Mr. Manafort told associates.
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With stockmarkets around Europe crashing, recriminations whizzing through the ether and the full weight of Britain's terrible decision to leave the EU looming over them, his achievements in office seemed, however unfairly, puny.
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The sharp recriminations come two years after the cease-fire that ended 50 days of fighting in the summer of 2014 between Israel and rocket-firing militant groups in Gaza led by Hamas.
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On one level, the story line is a tangled mass of mystery; a slow, painful revelation of the secrets its characters hold tight: collaboration with the Nazis, moral recriminations, forbidden love, even murder.
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The recriminations of that calamity continue to this day, and feed a growing sense of dread within the Trump opposition that a man so hateful and incompetent and unpopular might nevertheless be reelected.
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There have been recriminations over what went wrong and led to the deaths of dozens in Mati, where hundreds of people were trapped by towering walls of flames when they tried to flee.
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The proposed merger of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles and Renault, a tie-up seen as a transformative deal in an industry facing technological challenges, fell apart on Wednesday, and the recriminations started almost immediately.
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Three years before my beloved cousin's murder—before the weeping, before the raging, before the heated self-recriminations and icy reckonings—I awoke with the most glorious sense of anticipation I've ever felt.
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With Spain's government hanging in the balance, the Supreme Court is under intense pressure to demonstrate that it can remain impartial and above politics in a case that has ignited passions and recriminations.
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SEOUL, South Korea — President Trump arrived in Vietnam on Tuesday to discuss denuclearization with Kim Jong-un, the leader of North Korea, capping off months of threats and weapons tests, recriminations and rapprochements.
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Other details included a preference for renting houses with floorboards rather than cement floors so weapons could be hidden; the numbers and makeup of assassination teams; and widespread recriminations among fighters over an Oct.
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What followed – to this day – has been an unending comedy of errors, recriminations and hypocrisy as policy coordination and rules of a sustainable free trade were shunned in pursuit of self-serving national interests.
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That set off a round of unseemly in-fighting and recriminations within the opposition, with heavyweight leader Henrique Capriles saying he would abandon the coalition while Democratic Action leader Henry Ramos remained a member.
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Nine Entertainment Co Holdings Ltd has faced recriminations since the Australian woman, and the four-member crew, were charged in Lebanon last month with kidnapping the children in the wake of a custody dispute.
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A German charity ship, Sea-Watch 3, waited more than two weeks in international waters before forcing its way into the Italian port of Lampedusa last weekend, triggering political recriminations and a legal battle.
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Prominently mixed into this dog's breakfast of recriminations, mostly from the party's activist left, there is at least one recurring thread: Democrats do not have, either by omission or commission, a cohesive economic message.
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While his comments reflect recriminations that flew between different branches of Afghanistan's fledgling security forces immediately after the fall of Kunduz, the fact that police and soldiers are coordinating closely is a significant shift.
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There were angry recriminations on Friday from some rebels against American-backed opposition commanders in southern Syria who, following their backers' instructions, have refrained from major offensives against pro-government forces in recent months.
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It is safe to say that the Group of Seven meeting this year went poorly, as fights over both policy and substance led to mutual recriminations between the United States and its closest allies.
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In March, US President Donald Trump signed the Taiwan travel act to encourage visits by officials in both Washington and Taipei, triggering a stream a thanks from the Taiwanese government and recriminations from Beijing.
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Most parents know where this leads: Kids all hopped up on Pirate's Booty, parents guiltily sipping wine while re-heating leftovers, full of self-recriminations and promises that next week, things will be different.
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Nicks took issue with the line "shackin' up's all you wanna do," which she perceived as a slight, but of course her tracks were equally scornful, perhaps a bit more subtle in their recriminations.
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ATHENS, July 28 (Reuters) - Greece will begin burying the victims this weekend of a devastating wildfire near Athens which killed at least 88 people and raised recriminations over the government's handling of the disaster.
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The attacks were part of a wave of vandalism that has unleashed accusations and recriminations and sent political tensions boiling over as, one by one, at least six monuments have been vandalized since Monday.
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The announcement came hours after security officials opened fire on protesters, apparently in an attempt to clear checkpoints from the city center, wounding at least nine people and leading to recriminations on both sides.
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The two leaders spoke in a brief call on Thursday evening in an effort to revive stalled negotiations, the first time they have talked since power-sharing talks collapsed amid mutual recriminations in July.
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" The dialectic continued even into the encores, with the tenacious closeness and harsh recriminations of "One" followed by the anthemic solace and wordless arena chant of "Love Is Bigger Than Anything in Its Way.
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She was polling in the single digits nationally and still trying to overcome recriminations over her decision to release a DNA test in attempt to rebut attacks over her claims of Native American heritage.
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The slapdash release of that list set off a new round of recriminations between Washington and Moscow about election interference, as well as between the White House and Congress over who directs sanctions policy.
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The recriminations and regrets they exchange about the 2016 presidential election and its consequences bear an embarrassing resemblance to what I've heard from many friends, relations and like-minded strangers on that unavoidable topic.
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"No one has been prepared for this, no one had any contingency plans or accounts in other currencies," said one Pdvsa contractor, who spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid recriminations from the company.
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This strategy has been the subject of a million pixels' worth of recriminations, but as Tara Golshan has written, it's no mystery why Clinton stuck with it: Her data was telling her it was working.
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That was to be her fate again in 2016, though the personal recriminations are likely to be even more intense this time given that Trump is seen by many Democrats as antithetical to American values.
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And unlike in earlier seasons, when their breakups would come complete with bitter recriminations and angry arguments, this one seems to simply be an unraveling in progress, based on a very real divide between them.
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It's made for an ugly few months as both sides have opted to trade recriminations, rather than bury the hatchet once and for all and get back to the job of governing a divided people.
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Washington (CNN)The GOP turned into the Grouchy Old Party, as recriminations flew after the failure this week to repeal and replace Obamacare -- the greatest motivating cause of Republican voters for more than seven years.
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After some early recriminations — he is still resented by British folkies he heard and echoed in London in the 1960s — Mr. Simon has made sure to share credit with his sources or compensate them upfront.
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In the recriminations that followed the Bavarian debacle, the leaders of the CSU complained that Merkel's obeisance to open borders, abortion, alternative lifestyles, "enlightened" family policy and Europe "uber alles" is costing them their constituency.
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Khan was born 12 years before me, but both of us grew up in similar cultural environments -- though my family in India never suffered the recriminations of life under dictatorship as he did in Pakistan.
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PARIS — The aftermath of terrorist attacks in France has taken on a grim familiarity: political recriminations; the prosecutor of terrorism cases on the nightly news; the family photographs of the victims, their lives cut short.
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As recriminations over Thursday's attacks escalated, the Saudis and their military partners in the Yemen conflict denied any responsibility and blamed their enemies, the Houthis, the Yemeni insurgent group that controls the seaport, Al Hudaydah.
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The recriminations came as the latest round of talks in Geneva on the Syria crisis wrapped up with the parties having barely touched on the four "baskets" of issues that were scheduled to be discussed.
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Just over a month before national elections, even before the flames were put out, the fire was leading to recriminations about dilapidated infrastructure and budget deficits in the city that hosted the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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Ms. Choe, believed to be in her mid-50s, has been a fixture in the North's negotiations with Washington over the past couple of decades, which have been plagued by mutual recriminations and broken promises.
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Cox's murder horrified Britain, elicited condolences from leaders around the world and led to the suspension for several days of campaigning ahead of an EU vote that had become increasingly ugly and replete with personal recriminations.
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This president did all of that over the last three years in the midst of unprecedented obstruction resistance, continuous investigations, recriminations, but as I said just an hour after the acquittal was voted in the Senate.
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The confusion came just days after a planned meeting between Taliban representatives and a 250-strong group of Afghan officials and civil society figures was canceled amid recriminations over the size and status of the delegation.
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And yet obscured by the flurry of recriminations, resignations, calls to impeach, to protest and counterprotest—all the blithering turmoil that signifies American political life in 2017—are the deeper ramifications of what Russia has done.
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Since then, the party leaders have instead opened a new round of mutual recriminations over who should be held responsible for leaving Spain without an elected government at a time of economic, social and political challenges.
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War fears As he grappled with the rising recriminations of the hurricane, Trump also had to defend his handling of the standoff with North Korea, as critics warn that his bellicosity is making the situation worse.
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Italy has suffered 36 earthquakes with a magnitude of 5 and above since 1900, almost every one bringing death, destruction and recriminations about why successive governments have not done more to defend Italians' lives and heritage.
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After the latest push to secure a vote collapsed amid recriminations, a group of pro-GNA lawmakers, who say they number just over 100, a majority, issued a statement backing the unity government late on Thursday.
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No group or bloc came close to winning an outright majority, but mutual recriminations and deep-rooted rivalries have so far stymied all efforts at putting together a coalition in the euro zone's third largest economy.
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Civil servants in Erbil reported Monday that they only received half of their monthly salary, leading to questions and recriminations about which set of politicians — Erbil or Baghdad — weren't holding up their end of the bargain.
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Whether you go back to the Protestant settlers of the 17th century or the Tudors of the 16th or the Norman raiders of the 12th, you're already mired in an endless volley of recriminations and reprisals.
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Still fearful of recriminations, one official said some diplomats discussed whether they could qualify for professional liability insurance, which would cover legal costs in the case of disciplinary action, through the American Foreign Service Association union.
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I'm a big fan of this installment of Raceistan 2: Electric Boogaloo, as Tyrion has a charming allotment of slave owners over for drinks only to (more than justifiably) face the recriminations of Missandei and Grey Worm.
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Recriminations about the apparent lack of an evacuation plan and what many perceived to have been a slow response has mounted, with survivors saying they had been abandoned to do whatever they could to save themselves alone.
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While the heaviest battles have died down, the conflict is still simmering and peace efforts are stalled amid mutual recriminations by Kiev, EU and NATO on the one side, and Russia and the rebels on the other.
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"Look forward, not backward" was the mantra Obama used to explain why Bush officials would face no recriminations for devising and implementing a torture regime, and why various scandals fell off the news radar in early 2009.
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He also had a dig at the Socialists' current leader Pedro Sanchez for shunning dialogue with the PP. As recriminations fly between parties, leaders of all leanings are increasingly defending their attempts to break the political gridlock.
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In an interview, Mr. Greitens said that he suspected a decision he made as a young officer to push for disciplinary action against members of his unit over drug use in Thailand might have prompted the recriminations.
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The claim set off a jarring and unexpected round of recriminations, especially surprising given how quickly the heat around their race seemed to dissipate after Ocasio-Cortez defeated Crowley in a New York Democratic primary last month.
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The simplicity of that challenge seemed an attempt to cut through the chaos, recriminations, wild mood swings and political meltdowns of the last 15 months, in which perspective has often been the victim of the next outrage.
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That breach could come as early as this weekend, potentially setting off another confrontation with the Trump administration, after a week of recriminations and military threats following the downing of an American drone and attacks on tankers.
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"Bitter Melon" is a family recriminations drama distinguished mainly by being set among an ethnic group that is underrepresented onscreen, Filipino-Americans, and by its willingness to roil a holiday formula by going to some disturbing places.
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Omar Shaban, an economist who runs Pal-Think for Strategic Studies, a Gaza think tank, said that some of the recriminations between Israel and Gaza officials over easing the deprivations in Gaza had been missing the point.
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European leaders deeply resented the unilateral pullout, seeing that as a grave error that started a cycle of sanctions and recriminations that led to the seven-day showdown and now the restart of the Iranian nuclear program.
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Yet, in totality, it delivered a striking message: In an era in which the United States and Britain are consumed with recriminations over the strains of globalization, China will continue to tether its fortunes to world trade.
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Talks to reunify the divided island of Cyprus collapsed amid anger and recriminations in the early hours of Friday, marking the end of a process seen as the most promising in generations to heal decades of conflict.
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They pointed to disagreements between Mr. Cuomo and progressive lawmakers about revenue allocation, as well as recriminations between activists and the medical marijuana companies, which the activists had sought to cut out of the new recreational market.
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Attempting to remain upbeat, many Democrats argued recriminations over 2016 and the doom-and-gloom talk of the party's empty bench is reminiscent of John Kerry's loss to George W. Bush in 2004 and ignores recent political history.
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The billionaire is seizing on complaints from Sanders supporters that the primary system is stacked against them — which erupted into violence and recriminations at Saturday's Nevada state party convention — to tear at fault lines in the Democratic coalition.
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Among the many recriminations unfolding in the wake of the American election are darts aimed at the press which, some argue, did an inadequate job during the campaign sorting truth, from half-truth, from innuendo, from outright fabrication.
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"When grandiose promises on the campaign trail aren't kept once attaining power, a party's base becomes demoralized and recriminations follow," Bill Scher wrote in a Politico piece cautioning his fellow Democrats not to go full Medicare for all.
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Talks to reunify the divided island of Cyprus broke up amid anger and recriminations in the early hours of Friday, marking the end of a process seen as the most promising in generations to heal decades of conflict.
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COX'S BAZAR, Bangladesh/YANGON (Reuters) - A plan to begin repatriating hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslim refugees to Myanmar stalled on Thursday, amid protests by refugees at camps in Bangladesh and recriminations between the officials in both countries.
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The recriminations highlight the outsized political role of WhatsApp in the election in Brazil, where its more than 120 million users rival the reach of Facebook's main platform, in a country with a population of almost 210 million.
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The killing prompted campaigning to be suspended in the EU referendum, the tone of which has become increasingly angry and bitter and included personal recriminations as well as furious debate of issues such as immigration and the economy.
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Recriminations over the failure to prevent the disaster and the sluggish response have contributed to a political crisis for Prime Minister Theresa May, whose Conservative Party lost its majority in a parliamentary election six days before the fire.
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The hatred may be ancient, but the response so far in the United States has been very much of our time: dominated by partisan finger-pointing, defensive recriminations and accusations that only the other party is to blame.
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ZURICH/BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Swiss inspections group SGS and U.S. group Weatherford International Plc traded recriminations on Thursday, both denying responsibility for the disappearance last year of radioactive material used to test pipes at an oil field in southern Iraq.
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But that thinking only works if Trump loses narrowly, and his faction is still incumbent, still ascendant, still the party's future; that is, if Republicans don't collapse into recriminations, and tell themselves their failure was some kind of fluke.
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The poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury with a nerve agent prompted a wave of diplomatic expulsions and recriminations with ties between London and Moscow shriveling to a post-Cold War low in its wake.
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And before we become too smug in our recriminations of the evils perpetrated by the Axis powers, it's important to remember that before Pearl Harbor, the very same forces of bigotry and intolerance were resurgent in our own country.
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And after Mr. DeLay faced ethics recriminations over strong-arming lawmakers on a major Medicare vote in 2003, Mr. Hastert ousted the ethics chairman and key staff members and instituted changes to make it harder to bring such complaints.
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It's likely that recriminations will follow for some time among the oil producers, with the Russians and Venezuelans said to be annoyed at what they see as the Saudi scuppering of a deal that had almost been locked in.
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The Virginia restaurant's move on Friday ignited an orgy of recriminations and debate about where the line is between personal disagreement and harassment, and underlined how the Trump era is reshaping social norms because of today's extraordinary political polarization.
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For more click Swiss inspections group SGS and U.S. group Weatherford International Plc traded recriminations on Thursday, both denying responsibility for the disappearance last year of radioactive material used to test pipes at an oil field in southern Iraq.
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The size of the award set off some recriminations, but the stalker has little in the way of assets, the hotel interests could appeal or settle, and lawyer fees and taxes could bring the final amount to $6 million.
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The setback in a wealthy, conservative state where the CSU has reigned without a break since the late 1950s has prompted recriminations within the party, with some blaming Merkel's 2015 decision to open the borders to a million migrants.
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But as insults and recriminations turn a festive occasion into the birthday dinner from hell, it becomes clear that Kristin's attacks on the values of those around her are in part smoke screens for her own most vulnerable spot.
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Sure, the review of ballots that Gore's campaign demanded in 2000, as he and George W. Bush waited tensely to see who would get the Sunshine State's electoral votes and become president, was a rancorous affair lousy with recriminations.
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The construction team that had been hired to design and build the 630-foot-tall wheel tried to withdraw from the project in May amid an exchange of complaints and recriminations about the cost and timing of the project.
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The revelations and subsequent Senate proceedings have stirred a furious political debate and whipped up protests and recriminations and a clash between the mostly male power structure of the Republican Party and the emerging influence of the #MeToo movement.
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So frayed were feelings after a frantic 24-hour period of accusations and recriminations, including dueling nationally televised addresses, that Republicans and Democrats emerged from the White House meeting unable to agree on what had happened in the room.
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Several bipartisan groups were meeting to try to address the fate of the young undocumented immigrants, known as Dreamers, but the withdrawal of Mr. Schumer's offer brought a fresh round of partisan recriminations that could threaten those nascent talks.
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"Reputation" is, in parts, about recriminations, backstabbings and disappointments — not the romantic sort that she chronicled early in her career, but the social-professional kind that comes when people greet you with hugs then shove knives into your back.
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Elizabeth Burch, a professor at the University of Georgia School of Law, said while lawyers might fight about fee allocations once a case was over, it was unusual to see such public recriminations and finger-pointing while litigation is underway.
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"We think Britain and the EU need to quickly move past the phase of shock, denials and recriminations and enact a response that will reassure markets in the immediate term," said Wei Liang Chang, a foreign exchange strategist at Mizuho Bank.
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Trump and his aides may well end up in the clear, but months of recriminations ahead will further polarize the capital and cast a shadow over his administration, which is already struggling for traction after a tumultuous first five months.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio called for a meeting on Friday with government partner and co-deputy PM Matteo Salvini in a peace offering following mutual recriminations that raised concerns about the stability of the ruling coalition.
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Amid political recriminations by both parties, the Republican plan to provide $1.1 billion in funding to combat Zika, which had already passed the House of Representatives, failed to get the 60 votes needed in the Senate to clear a procedural hurdle.
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"Well listen, there's time for recriminations and, you know, everyone who was responsible for the rise of Donald Trump, they will bear that responsibility going forward," Mr. Cruz said when asked about the news media's role in Mr. Trump's success.
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The building is only an hour's drive from the Fredericksburg site where Mr. Wilder's first vision for the project, a $2000 million museum designed by one of the world's leading architecture firms, collapsed amid a welter of debt and recriminations.
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Instead of controlling the trade issues through the highest-level political dialogue with China and Europe, the president's office has allowed that essential item of national security to slip into a maze of bureaucratic channels, recriminations and clumsy tariff hits.
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Trump should be defeated at the polls; ejecting him in any other way provides too many opportunities for after-the-fact stab-in-the-back recriminations, and will only further convince his base that the "deep state" conspired against him.
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The Times - Meg Whitman said she was "happy" to throw her predecessor as boss of the technology group Hewlett Packard "under a bus" amid the recriminations that followed its $21 billion writedown of Autonomy, according to documents released yesterday. bit.
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Amid bitter recriminations over Brexit and cries of betrayal, threats, even death threats, have become an everyday part of life — though nothing so horrible as the 2016 murder of a member of Parliament, Jo Cox, by a right-wing extremist.
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Amid the recounts, recriminations and allegations of voter suppression or ballot fraud, something else happened in Tuesday's elections — a wave of actions aimed at making voting easier and fairer that is an often-overlooked strain in the nation's voting wars.
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The small Green Party's role in the race has elicited recriminations from Democrats over the possibility that their candidate could end up losing to a Republican closely aligned with President Trump if the final vote count shifts in Ms. McSally's favor.
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It has been further complicated by a feud between the president and prime minister, which left the prime minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe, ignorant of the information the security agencies possessed — leading to bitter recriminations that have created a new government crisis.
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Amid mutual recriminations, and an ongoing Interpol search that has spanned both Brazil and Ecuador, Peru's director of prisons Julio Magán has blamed prosecutors and police for allegedly failing to notify his agency of the new criminal case against Caracol.
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None of the simmering questions and recriminations about whether the landmark was properly fitted with fire-safety measures — the authorities had decided against sprinklers amid the timbers under the roof where the blaze spread — have yet been turned on Mr. Macron.
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The two countries' relationship — already under enormous pressure in recent years — is on the verge of imploding as both sides seek to assign blame for the virus' origin and exchange tit-for-tat recriminations on other fronts, including expelling journalists.
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The charges are the first to emerge from a furor that has badly damaged the reputation of the Swedish Academy, the august, 232-year-old body that awards the literature prize, and has prompted power struggles, recriminations and resignations there.
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Mr. Xie said he was abused by interrogators who blew smoke in his face, punched and kicked him, and forced him to sit on top of a wobbly stack of plastic stools, warning him not to move or suffer recriminations.
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The West Germans managed to circumvent the recriminations and saber-rattling between Moscow and Washington and reach practical agreements with the eastern bloc states, for example, on West Berlin's status, international borders, relations between the two Germanies and even arms control.
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Now, a couple of weeks after the controversial move, Aure was trying to assuage the concerns and recriminations of the women, many of whom were forced to bring their children to the meeting because they had no other childcare options.
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Spurred on by his ultimatum, the leaders of the League and 5-Star, Matteo Salvini and Luigi Di Maio, spoke by telephone for the first time in weeks, looking to put an end to the mutual recriminations and public dissent.
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Early opposition to the Trump administration, most visibly in the form of mass protests and rowdy recriminations against Republicans at town hall meetings around the country, has turned up the heat on long-simmering efforts by the left to pressure moderate Democrats.
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LONDON/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Twenty three expelled Russian diplomats and their families left London for Moscow on Tuesday as Britain and Russia traded recriminations over a nerve agent attack in England that has plunged relations into their worst crisis since the Cold War.
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EX-DIVIDEND INFINEON - dividend 0.20 eur/shr Swiss inspections group SGS and U.S. group Weatherford International Plc traded recriminations on Thursday, both denying responsibility for the disappearance last year of radioactive material used to test pipes at an oil field in southern Iraq.
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ROME, July 19 (Reuters) - Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio called for a meeting on Friday with government partner and co-deputy PM Matteo Salvini in a peace offering following mutual recriminations that raised concerns for the stability of the ruling coalition.
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Delays, "holds," hearings, inquiries and recriminations of the president's picks have rendered the process of Senate confirmation—albeit with a Republican majority in the upper chamber—a herculean task aggravated at times by indecorous and unsavory theatre at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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For Steinbrenner, the proposal was a way to get something positive out of the money the Yankees still owed Rodriguez and to keep things on good terms with a player with whom the team had had far too many recriminations in the past.
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It was a spectacle that suggests that recriminations over the election, and the political wars unleashed in its aftermath, mean that there will never be some national cathartic moment of unity when the nation can finally move on from the debacle of 2016.
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The recriminations flew fast, not least at Mr. Cameron, who had made the decision to call the referendum on membership in the bloc to manage a rebellion in his own Conservative Party, only to have it destroy his government and tarnish his legacy.
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Like water that refracts light and changes the shape of things, politics can distort and invert Christianity, turning a faith that at its core is about grace, reconciliation and redemption into one that is characterized by bitterness, recriminations and lack of charity.
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"This becomes especially important in the context of Russia's current tensions with the U.S." Mr. Erdogan suggested earlier this month that Turkey would propose ways to revive the cease-fire in Syria that collapsed amid mutual recriminations between Russia and the United States.
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Reaction to that remarkable personnel development has been polite compared to the ugly recriminations bouncing around the local press about James Burton's efforts to improve the all-volunteer Tanglewood Festival Chorus, whose founder and only previous director, John Oliver, died in April.
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On Thursday, advisers planned an announcement that new tests for the coronavirus would be available soon, hoping it would put to bed recriminations about the insufficient availability of test kits that has left health officials largely blind to the virus's domestic spread.
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Set in 1992, this offbeat, continually intriguing family-recriminations drama, directed by Ari Gold, centers on Ollie (Rory Culkin), a record collector who, with a friend, Nikolai (Robert Sheehan), makes a furtive trip to his family's lakefront summer home in upstate New York.
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Unsurprisingly, there have been the usual post-mortems and recriminations; the tsking over our desire to impart special powers to the young disrupters of the digital age; and our obsessions with the brilliant-dropout narrative and overinflated valuations built on unproven products.
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Big picture: For Sri Lanka, the island nation still recovering from a wrenching civil war that ended a decade ago, the trauma, anger and recriminations from the attacks only worsened as it became clear that some top officials had known of the threat.
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For Sri Lanka, the island nation still recovering from a wrenching civil war that ended a decade ago, the trauma, anger and recriminations from the suicide bombings only worsened as it became clear that some top officials had known of the threat.
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People with knowledge of the plan said it would accuse General Assiri of having orchestrated a plot intended to capture Mr. Khashoggi but that it ultimately killed him — an explanation the Saudis hope will help shield the crown prince from further recriminations.
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But while these recriminations will have much truth to them, the biggest factor working in Trump's favor is a strong economy — not as strong as he claims, but good enough to provide a significant political lift (unless growth is derailed by the coronavirus).
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Iranian officials plan to meet with international investigators on Saturday and announce the cause of the Ukrainian jetliner crash near Tehran this week that killed all 176 aboard, Iran's semiofficial Fars News Agency reported on Friday, capping a day of international recriminations.
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The comments led to harsh recriminations from Democrats and Republicans alike, with some critics accusing Trump of racism, even as bipartisan talks continued in the U.S. Congress to seek a bipartisan compromise to salvage the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
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The six months since the twin stories in the New York Times and New Yorker have prompted plenty of soul-searching and recriminations, but "Weinstein" is, ultimately, a clear indictment of one individual, and a vaguer one of the entertainment industry in general.
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The comments led to harsh recriminations from Democrats and Republicans alike, with some critics accusing Trump of racism, even as bipartisan talks continued in the U.S. Congress to seek a bipartisan compromise to salvage the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
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But the lack of any official censure from the school district reaggravated the issue in the national media, bringing a new round of recriminations of the school district, and a sense among some in Baraboo that no one would take responsibility for the boys' actions.
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A reconciliation between the League and 5-Star is considered unlikely after the bitter recriminations between the parties in the last two weeks but it remains one of the options on the table along with a 5-Star/PD tie up and a snap election.
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Racial resentment, scapegoating and recriminations contoured the four-day affair, which took place against a national backdrop of Black Lives Matter demonstrations against police killings of black Americans and mourning over the recent deaths of eight law-enforcement officers in Dallas and Baton Rouge.
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READ: Saudi anti-terror coalition challenges U.S. role in Middle East While Saudi Arabia and Iran have been involved in proxy wars throughout the Middle East for years, Riyadh's execution of a prominent Shiite cleric and Iranian recriminations have brought tensions to a new low.
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NEW DELHI/MUMBAI (Reuters) - Tycoon Vijay Mallya, under pressure from banks to repay more than $1 billion owed by his collapsed airline, on Friday refuted claims he had fled India as politicians traded recriminations over how he was able to fly to Britain unhindered.
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After all, if Trump loses and recriminations break out, Cruz is well-positioned to say he did what he could to rally conservatives to keep Clinton out of the White House — but that he also never said Trump and Trumpism were a good idea.
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While the House investigation into Trump's Russia ties has become totally derailed by posturing and recriminations, and the FBI investigation is under a pall after Comey's firing, the Senate investigation appears to be proceeding fairly smoothly, with Burr and Warner cooperating with each other.
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This means that within the show's three-act structure — buildup, battle and aftermath (a long series of executions and recriminations) — we get scenes like those in which the official's wife and his mistress sit out the fighting in the same house, sniping at each other.
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Its failure set off another round of recriminations between the two warring Palestinian factions: Gaza's Hamas-run Energy Authority said it would not purchase more supply unless the Palestinian Authority lifts taxes on fuel, which Hamas officials say make operating the power plant too expensive.
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After the George W. Bush White House suffered years of recriminations for not preparing more robustly to secure Iraq and Afghanistan following initially successful invasions, the Obama administration now risks fielding similar criticism for its campaign to retake the second-largest city in Iraq.
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Taken together, they amounted to the first high-level acknowledgment that European officials could have done more to avert the bombings, and came amid other recriminations in the European Union about recurrent failures among its national police forces and intelligence services to share information.
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OSHAWA, Ontario — General Motors has been making cars in Oshawa, Ontario, for more than a century in factories that once employed upward of 40,000 people, so the company's announcement on Monday that it would stop production brought recriminations from across the Canadian political spectrum.
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The President's reversals and recriminations over the weekend recalled a wild day in Washington on Friday when his fury at Beijing's decision to hit back at his tariff assaults sent stock markets into turmoil and triggered extreme concern about a worsening standoff with China.
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Meanwhile, the right-wing backlash is unfolding as scripted: the usual cries of censorship, the usual recriminations about liberal celebrities who once said something mean, the usual lamentations about politically correct overreach, the usual free-market fetishists suddenly oppressed by the marketplace of ideas.
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Mr. Heller's quick denunciation offered a morale boost to the Democratic Party after a trying few days of recriminations about why they lost a special congressional election in Georgia on Tuesday, the latest in a series of demoralizing defeats they have suffered this year.
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In a bitterly divided Arab world, backing for Palestinians has long been seen as a unifying position but also often a source of internal recriminations over the extent of that support, especially as some states have made independent, pragmatic overtures to historical adversary Israel.
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Trump supporters are certain to use the finding, issued with the imprimatur of a House committee, to argue that it is time for America to move on from the endless recriminations of the election, which have cast an unmovable cloud over Trump's White House.
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Kavanaugh's candidacy has stirred a furious political debate and whipped up protests and recriminations and a clash between the mostly male power structure of the Republican Party and the emerging influence of the #MeToo movement which has become an important force in liberal politics.
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But the triumphalism of President Donald Trump and the building power struggle in Washington after Robert Mueller's investigation show that while both parties are positioning for the next White House race, the bitter recriminations over Russian election meddling are likely to reverberate for months.
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MOSCOW — With the long-awaited first meeting between President Vladimir V. Putin and President Trump finally in sight, the Kremlin is hoping at a minimum to inject some clarity into a relationship so far marred by contradictions, anxiety, scattered recriminations and, on occasion, astonishing bonhomie.
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Mr. Kim's visit to the Pacific port city of Vladivostok, Russia, was his first trip abroad since February, when he and Mr. Trump met with much fanfare in Vietnam, only to see negotiations end abruptly, amid mutual recriminations, without any progress toward an agreement.
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It is also unclear the degree to which American and Israeli intelligence agencies may have collaborated on the program, especially after the recriminations in 2010 over evidence that Israel rushed ahead in producing a version of the Stuxnet worm without properly testing it, leading to its exposure.
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Many of the details of the accord struck late on Tuesday remain unclear, but Italy got much less than it originally wanted after months of strained talks held against a backdrop of mutual recriminations between Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.
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While the full Iowa caucus results still aren't in, Biden's unexpectedly weak performance Monday — he's in fourth place with 16 percent with 97 percent of precincts reporting — has provoked frustration and recriminations within the campaign, according to interviews with more than a dozen campaign aides and surrogates.
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When that investigation is over, it will either clear Trump and his team or it won't, but in either case it will almost certainly reveal that Trump is willing to abuse the megaphone of the presidency to smear his political enemies and seek recriminations against them.
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Japan and South Korea have also been on frosty terms over ongoing disputes and recriminations around the Japanese military's actions in World War II. Moon, Abe and Li held their discussions at the State Guest House in Tokyo before the South Korean leader departed Wednesday afternoon.
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Politico reported that Democratic operatives were "dreading" her book tour, fearful it would reopen old wounds and divisions, and leftist critics have vocal with their recriminations—namely, that "staging a vanity book tour" and "relitigating 2016" are bad priorities for a progressive to have right now.
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In a day of harsh recriminations over Tuesday's attack that killed eight people in America's largest city, Trump appeared to assign some blame for an incident that authorities have labeled as terrorism to top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer, who accused Trump of politicizing a national tragedy.
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But lest voters fear that the spectacle will end, worry not: Mr. Molinaro immediately rejected the invitation, citing the lack of television cameras and the short notice for voters — and promptly triggering a new wave of recriminations and insults (and another reference to the chicken suit).
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Then, in a break with the recent pattern of how creative directors and brands have been saying au revoir (think hasty exits, public recriminations and high-profile lawsuits), a glittering "Chloé Club" party was held above the banks of the Seine that night so everyone could celebrate.
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CAN YOU GIVE US ANY INSIGHT AS TO WHEN WE WILL HEAR OR THE LIKELY OUTCOME IS, AND WHETHER THERE IS ANY, I DON'T KNOW, ANY REPERCUSSIONS OR RECRIMINATIONS ABOUT WHETHER IT'S A RIGHT MOVE, GIVEN THAT THINGS SEEM TO BE GOING GOOD GLOBALLY RIGHT NOW?
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Trump's simmering anger over Special Counsel Robert Mueller's year-old Russia probe appeared to spill over into a series of well-worn recriminations in several tweets, including that the investigation was politically motivated and had its roots in the administration of his Democratic predecessor, Barack Obama.
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The deaths have prompted a criminal investigation to determine what went wrong at the The Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills, and a round of recriminations among Florida state officials and nursing home employees over who was to blame for the deteriorating conditions there in the days following Hurricane Irma.
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In addition to the tensions between Washington and Moscow over geopolitics, the meetings between Tillerson and Lavrov, and now between Trump and the Russian foreign minister, come against a backdrop of recriminations over alleged Russian interference in the 2016 elections and the firing of FBI director James Comey.
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The aftermath of the complex trades Mr. Shah helped pioneer have shaken the $10tn market for credit default swaps to its core, leaving a trail of at least three lawsuits and recriminations between the world's largest private equity group and some of the most powerful names in finance.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin solved one of the big questions of the Trump era: will the bitter recriminations between the White House and Congress -- especially in the wake of the impeachment drama -- stop both sides working together in a time of national crisis?
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Her December arrest — made at the United States' request for her extradition on fraud charges — provoked a storm of recriminations from China, landed Ms. Meng in legal limbo, and put Canada in the middle of a fight between two world powers that are both rivals and trading partners.
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So no matter the sanctimonious recriminations in the aftermath of the program's public disclosure and the one-sided, partisan report from Feinstein's Senate Intelligence Committee released in December of 2014, it doesn't change the fact that there was bipartisan support for coercive techniques at the onset of the GWOT.
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So you should enter into this only if you are willing to deal with those consequences: the expectations you raise, the recriminations you may have to deal with and the needs of a long-term prisoner for whom contact with people outside may turn out to be very precious.
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This comes two cycles after Mitt Romney was incorrectly called the winner of the Iowa Caucus over Rick Santorum in 33, and the disputed 2016 caucus ended in a virtual tie between Bernie Sanders and Hilary Clinton, setting off recriminations that led to the more complicated system that failed Monday night.
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Clinton's always been better liked by peers and the press (and, really, everybody) when serving the public than when she's in the political fray, and it's plausible, though unlikely, that if she runs a clean ship and Republicans dissolve into recriminations after the election, her relationship with the media will improve.
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But, most important, they met to establish the borders of each man's grazing ground (this led to endless arguments, negotiations, and recriminations) and the order in which each herd would go to drink at the watering holes, to avoid any jostling or fighting among either the beasts or their herders.
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Clinton delivered her concession speech on Wednesday, the Democratic Party was roiled by recriminations over why so many of its leaders had overlooked her flaws: those of a lackluster candidate who had been battered during decades in public life and had long struggled to appeal to white, working-class voters.
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LA MALBAIE, Quebec (Reuters) - The Group of Seven leaders came to their summit in Canada braced for battle, and while everyone had smiles ready for the cameras, behind the scenes U.S. President Donald Trump delivered a "rant" and recriminations on trade to U.S. allies, leaving the once united club deeply divided.
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The wariness in both parties over coronavirus — and the desire to avoid any electoral recriminations because of it — was evident this week as lawmakers struck a speedy deal to pass an $8.3 billion emergency response package, agreeing to a sum well in excess of the spending sought by President Trump.
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Lacking a pointed national sales pitch in the first half of this year, Democratic candidates were shut out in a series of special congressional elections in conservative-leaning districts — in Georgia, Montana, South Carolina and Kansas — with each defeat fueling new recriminations and deepening existing disagreements about the party's future.
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His campaign took a scandalous turn in October with the release of a 22004 video in which Trump, unaware he was being recorded, told a television entertainment reporter that he liked to kiss women without invitation and that, because he was rich and famous, he could "grab them" by the genitals without recriminations.
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JERUSALEM — In a sign of a growing rift, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized American Jewish leaders on Wednesday as a struggle over a stalled plan for equal prayer rights for both sexes at a Jerusalem holy site erupted with mutual recriminations and a tumultuous protest led by liberal rabbis wielding Torah scrolls.
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It was as if the accusations and recriminations that have played out in workplaces across the country over the last year were now elevated to a bigger stage — hearings broadcast on national television, with the nation's leaders engaged in the tug of war over who gets to speak and who is heard.
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But his suggestion in private that he would be willing to step down if the president wanted him to reflected the degree to which the scandal surrounding Mr. Porter has engulfed the White House, touching off a bitter round of recriminations that could result in a shake-up at the highest levels.
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But hear me out, because, as the House of Windsor burns, and as recriminations ricochet from Instagram to the tabloids, with courtiers and conference calls and competing tales of who knew what when, there's the kernel of something that might be worth pulling out of the dumpster fire and reinventing as our own.
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While Usher is the show's main engine—Owens is onstage at almost every moment—and he devotes lots of verbal energy to explaining and defining and describing himself, the personalities that communicate themselves most easily are those of his parents, even as they come to us mediated by Usher's memories and recriminations.
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Less than a week after a typically cordial post-election event at Harvard University turned bitter as recriminations flew between Clinton and Trump staffers, Clinton campaign communications director Jennifer Palmieri urged the president-elect in a Washington Post op-ed to unite the country by demonstrating some "introspection" about how the election was won.
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The sight of white supremacist demonstrators waving tiki torches in a postmodern display of racial terror on the University of Virginia campus on Friday foreshadowed Saturday's demonstrations, where hundreds of so-called alt-right demonstrators, white supremacist militia groups and counter-protesters engaged in intermittent melees, verbal recriminations and raucous shoving matches that prompted Virginia Gov.
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The paper generated its fair share of attention, but it was not until January 2012, at a tense conference of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology in San Diego, that social psychologists began to glimpse the iceberg looming ahead — the sliding furniture, the recriminations, the crises of conscience and finger-pointing and side-taking that would follow.
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Mr. Albee's Broadway debut, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" the famously scabrous portrait of a withered marriage, won a Tony Award in 1963 for best play, ran for more than a year and half and enthralled and shocked theatergoers with its depiction of stifling academia and of a couple whose relationship has been corroded by dashed hopes, wounding recriminations and drink.
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"Blackacre" consists of fourteen numbered sections in prose; it is both a reading of poem and, as Youn writes on Harriet: […] about my "barrenness," my desire to have a child who would be genetically "mine," my increasingly irrational pursuit of that desire, its long-drawn-out failure, the fallout of recriminations and regrets, and my eventual decision to have a child by other means.
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At a time when the search giant was wrestling with the launch of a heavily censored search engine and news site in China, codenamed Dragonfly, amid internal dissent and the resignation and recriminations of a senior researcher, when it was struggling to moderate the videos and comments on YouTube, I helped the company think through how its algorithms amplified or muted what was said and heard.
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It was really only possible in a post-integration America, possible after Sidney Poitier made black stardom loosely feasible for the white studios, possible after the moral and legal adjustments won during the civil rights movements, possible after the political recriminations of the black power and blaxploitation eras let black people regularly frolic among themselves for the first time since the invention of the Hollywood movie.
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More than 18 hours after the actual, physical caucusing at hundreds of locations across the state had finished, there were still no official results, just resentments, recriminations and reports that a newly intricate manner of counting had proven laborious, a newly developed app for it hadn't worked as planned, a backup phone line had jammed and the campaigns had been asked to join a pair of emergency conference calls with state Democratic officials.
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Those guys — they didn't even notice the garlic on Jamie's breath from his West Village slice because of their breath, which was sometimes filled with the smell of denture cream, government-job fatigue, recriminations, old hurts, old Broadway-show memories, old ballet-diva memories, scotch, but always they longed to trust people like Jamie — give him a place to rest because they knew they couldn't trust him — and for the lonely that often amounts to a kind of love.
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It is an agreement waiting to unravel and is more likely to end up stoking mutual recriminations than irreversibly resolving the shared past, despite diplomats' wishful declarations.. Why 'comfort women' deal doesn't shut book on Japan's wartime Protests continue Two former wartime sex slaves from South Korea are currently visiting Tokyo to condemn the agreement because Japan continues to avoid legal responsibility for the comfort women system and the women are collectively outraged that an agreement was reached without their consent.
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But after the bitter recriminations at the G-7 summit in Canada, allies are wondering whether they will be in for nothing more than a tongue lashing by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE over insufficient defense spending, further inflaming transatlantic divisions over trade, the Iran deal, and other issues.
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Every two years, whether it is at the World Cup or the European Championship, the same sequence of events takes place: an agreement across England to keep expectations low; the sudden jump in expectations on the eve of the tournament; abysmal play on the field, accompanied by a spectacular falling out between star players and fans that scandalizes the entire country and results in years of recriminations; nervous breakdowns, leading to reassessments of character at the personal and national level; and finally, ignominious exit from the tournament, usually in the early stages.
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That all is not well in the Alliance was clear from the wrangling between President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE and French President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronThe problems plaguing NATO France, Brazilian states to announce international effort to fight Amazon fires The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - Democrats to release articles of impeachment today MORE, who traded recriminations ahead of the summit and pointed barbs at press-conference time.
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