This president — and, by the way, Secretary Clinton, who called Assad a reformer — she called Assad a reformer.
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It confuses me: Saudi Arabia is so keen to promote itself as a reformer, yet a true Saudi reformer is being held behind bars.
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Allies: Wuerl is a 'pioneering' reformer The confrontation described by Lorenz lies in stark contrast to the reformer that Wuerl's allies describe him to be.
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"The mat utilizes just your own body weight for resistance, while the reformer class takes places exclusively on the Pilates reformer apparatus, which includes weighted springs, resistance, and a moving carriage," she says.
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As a campaign finance reformer, Spencer doesn't take PAC money.
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At the time, he was seen as an economic reformer.
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Bercow has gained a reputation as a reformer and moderniser.
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They did not sound like the words of a reformer.
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The reformer hasn't yet quite got that transition into place.
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He didn't begin the job seeing himself as a reformer.
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It might be H.I.I.T., a Pilates reformer class or yoga.
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In 22019, the legendary populist and longtime Fed reformer Rep.
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Raise them so that even a tyrannical reformer will hear.
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The only genuine reformer running in the race is Trump.
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Will MBS be the political reformer he claims to be?
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Not to mention the CFPB gets the reformer it needs.
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I called Max Cobb, the reformer president of U.S.A. Biathlon.
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Last week, a catalytic reformer was shut at the Baytown refinery.
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Reformer is expensive AF, but I use ClassPass, so it's covered.
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His successor, Xiao Jie, is also reputed to be a reformer.
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Schulz later met French President Emmanuel Macron, a pro-European reformer.
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He may not be the reformer some Cubans are hoping for.
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Argentina president Mauricio Macri is also a pro-business economic reformer.
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Stamina AeroPilates Reformer 266 with cardio rebounder and 10-inch stand
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He has presented himself as a reformer and anti-corruption fighter.
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And he touts his history as a reformer in city government.
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McCain clearly has a strong element of the reformer in him,
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Calvin was the most influential religious reformer of the 16th century.
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The president has tried to brand himself a criminal justice reformer.
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It's entirely possible to be a strongman and genuine reformer simultaneously.
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Dallas school officials later fired Connally, who was a fierce reformer.
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Reformer Pilates isn't easy, nor is it a one-class fix.
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Instead, he grew up to run them as a respected reformer.
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By ignoring these pleas, Jokowi no longer looks like a reformer.
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There's a lot of tax -- I'm an old Reagan tax reformer.
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He's just a democrat reformer journalist holding a RPG with jihadists.
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"He's definitely not a bold reformer," Mr. Shih said of Mr. Liu.
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A centrist reformer, he faces several rivals, mainly on the hard left.
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His predecessor, the late King Abdullah, was seen as a "liberal" reformer.
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Analysts fear that MBS's personal ambition makes him a less effective reformer.
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In this, Wagner is a bit like a modern-day design reformer.
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There they praised Mr. Zelensky as a reformer who deserved American support.
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Mr. Vucic has since assumed the mantle of a pro-European reformer.
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Assemblyman James Brennan, a staunch reformer and budget expert, retires this year.
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Shireen Qudosi is a Muslim Reformer who lives on the West Coast.
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Little in his background suggested that he would become a religious reformer.
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Through this transformative process, a peace-seeking, denuclearizing reformer had been born.
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The reformer converts refining byproducts into octane-boosting components blended with gasoline.
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William Barr is no reformer, as the hearings and his past indicate.
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The new PBOC party chief has a reputation as a heavyweight reformer.
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Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was regarded as a visionary reformer.
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And while M.B.S. is a creative reformer, he has a fierce temper.
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She, and not the prince who imprisons her, is the heroic reformer.
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"I'm a lifelong progressive Democrat, but my favorite reformer was Joseph Pilates."
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Rather, he is a reformer in the Chinese sense of the word.
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Mousavi, perhaps a genuine reformer, had slipped through the mullah's selection process.
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But some people can't reconcile her image as reformer with her past.
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However, they also saw him as a reformer promising "minimum government, maximum governance".
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I'm off to a painfully early WundaBar Reformer class to start the day.
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IN MOST of the world, Pope Francis is revered as a liberal reformer.
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The Chinese are not going to allow a reformer to take her post.
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Nor has Mr Lourenço shown himself to be much of a political reformer.
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I take a small private group pilates reformer class during lunch on Wednesdays.
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To do this, Alexander does a lot of work on the Pilates reformer.
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Rowland Hill, a radical reformer in his own era, would approve of that.
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The 7,000-bpd reformer was shut on Sunday for repairs, the sources said.
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Hillary a Wall Street reformer, Milton Friedman Hillary a fair trader vowing to
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Mr Cook has cast himself as a reformer on the side of justice.
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She was also a social reformer, a novelist, and the first female sociologist.
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The reformer converts low-octane naphthas into octane-boosting components blended into gasoline.
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Q. You noted early on that Xi wasn't likely to be a reformer.
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James Strock is an independent entrepreneur and reformer in business, government and politics.
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He's a pro-immigration free trader, a supply-sider and an entitlement reformer.
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Many rank him as the most important Chinese Buddhist reformer in a century.
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It's long forgotten now, but Mr. Putin was once a classic economic reformer.
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This background also suggests Mirziyoyev is hardly going to be a groundbreaking reformer.
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She is a smart, dedicated reformer who should teach Mr. Klein a lesson.
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He thinks President Donald Trump wants a "reformer" heading up the central bank.
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Andrew Cuomo, New York's Democratic governor, presents himself as a criminal justice reformer.
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M.B.S. isn't a great reformer, and he isn't coming clean about Khashoggi's murder.
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" Rosenberg wasn't exactly a reformer at the DEA, previously calling medical marijuana "a joke.
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The magazine's cover did what it could to buttress Ivanka's reformer image/struggling brand.
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Matteo Renzi, prime minister from 2014 to 2016 and a genuine reformer, is scathing.
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Cuomo ran as a reformer and said he was going to clean up Albany.
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American feminist, abolitionist, and social reformer Frances Dana Barker Gage (113–1884), circa 1840.
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In general, Pilates reformer classes tend to be much more expensive than mat classes.
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The one whole book I wrote on Islam, I wrote with a Muslim reformer.
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As a top stock market regulator, Guo cemented a reputation as an economic reformer.
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Any delay in implementing change also risks denting Prince Mohammed's image as a reformer.
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Le Pen is a far cry from the economic reformer that investors typically prefer.
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Minhaj also cast a skeptical light on the crown prince's image as a reformer.
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This district needs someone who is both a strong reformer and a community unifier.
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The president and his reformer allies in Congress should take a page from history.
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Johel is an American-educated reformer, seemingly the last honest man in Haitian politics.
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His successor, Cyril Ramaphosa, has presented himself as a reformer and anti-corruption fighter.
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Then comes the stretching, which is where the reformer really comes into its own.
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He was also an uncompromising reformer at a time when reform was not popular.
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" Mr. Bush called her the "epitome of a principled reformer who puts kids first.
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He wants to be a reformer and a modernizer but also a national leader.
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And, two years ago he called me a conservative reformer that New Jersey needed.
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Infantino has made much of his credentials as the reformer a rotten organization required.
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But Moses had also been a reformer, and he had great respect for Stover.
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Also beginning to restart on Friday is a 28,227 bpd reformer, the sources said.
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He strives for no moral greatness which hollows out his claims as a reformer.
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Ayatollah Rafsanjani played a major role in getting Hassan Rouhani, a reformer, elected president.
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A foreign-born investment manager, Yaresko has been championed by Washington as a reformer.
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The big picture: Jokowi's image as a modernizing reformer is now undergoing a reevaluation.
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"Dung is a bit of a political maverick and has sought to present himself as a reformer and something of a democrat but has been accused within and outside the party of being power hungry, corrupt and a fake reformer," said London.
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"He has tried to build an image of himself, with a fair amount of success, that he is different, that he's a reformer, at least a social reformer, and that he's not corrupt," said Bruce O. Riedel, a former C.I.A. analyst and author.
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Betsy DeVos is a reformer, and she is going to be a great Education Sec.
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I purchased a Groupon last week for eight pilates classes on the reformer for $63.
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Both of these deals are, in part, predicated on beliefs in MBS as a reformer.
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TOKYO (Reuters Breakingviews) - Japan would take a turn for the worse without its chief reformer.
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Though no social reformer, he worried about the danger of working-class support for socialism.
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" Christie said she called Syrian leader Bashar Assad "a reformer; a different kind of leader.
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He worked in the finance ministry for years and is reputed to be a reformer.
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In his first year Jokowi appeared to be the reformer that liberals had dreamed of.
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Neither an ardent reformer nor a populist lunatic economically, the president inherited a prospering country.
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He began his political career as a reformer and became an evangelical preacher and teetotaler.
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But she cemented herself as a reformer zealot and started at the FEC in 2013.
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Five new, youngish members joined the politburo, but none is known to be a reformer.
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So far as I can tell, he's a reformer in this area, not an innovator.
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But over the weekend the catalytic reformer was shut at the refinery, the sources said.
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If those numbers are realized, it could undermine Modi's position as a successful economic reformer.
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The crown prince's image as a reformer has come under fresh scrutiny following Khashoggi's disappearance.
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Although Francis has earned a reputation as a reformer, some liberal Catholics may be disappointed.
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Energy intelligence service Genscape reported the fire appeared to have occurred near the catalytic reformer.
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For the first ten minutes of the class, the reformer machine is nothing to fear.
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Mr. Mulvaney defended his actions as lawful, painting himself as a humble bureaucrat and reformer.
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The move contradicts Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's efforts to brand himself as a reformer.
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Let's be clear: This has nothing to do with Prince Mohammed's status as a reformer.
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The US trip is meant to paint the crown prince as a "reformer and globalist."
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HONG KONG — Chief Justice Zhou Qiang, China's top judicial official, is hardly a radical reformer.
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He was well-read and thoughtful, a Saudi reformer but very much a Saudi patriot.
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Mansour said Gottlieb will likely be a more "nuanced reformer" than other candidates Trump considered.
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And secondly, to make clear that there will be only one reformer: the crown prince.
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India's prime minister, in short, is not the radical reformer he is cracked up to be.
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When you were first elected in the year 2000, you were portrayed as a democratic reformer.
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Whether Mr Xi is a despot or a frustrated reformer, China is unlikely to loosen up.
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Since then, McManus has built a reputation as a reformer dedicated to alleviating police-community tensions.
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"You cannot let the reformer down, because otherwise tomorrow you have Beppe Grillo," Mr Aghion says.
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Though Abiy was backed by the ruling coalition, he quickly cast himself as a democratic reformer.
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And there are hundreds of exercises designed for the reformer, so it's surprisingly versatile, she says.
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So, if you can't afford a reformer class, is a mat Pilates class just as good?
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A reformer could promise new investments in infrastructure only to face a candidate who promises double.
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It was the first public monument of the great reformer, designed 1821 by Johann Gottfried Schadow.
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"In regular life, I love spinning, I love yoga, and I love Pilates reformer," she says.
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His replacement as party boss and president of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa, is an honest reformer.
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One legend credits 16th century Protestant reformer Martin Luther for bringing the Christmas tree into homes.
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He campaigned in 2014 less as a reformer than as a man who got things done.
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In spite of criticisms hurled at Pruitt, what do Americans have to lose with a reformer?
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The refinery's 65,000 bpd reformer, called Ultraformer 4, is also shut down, according to the sources.
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He served under Mr. Orban, initially thinking him a reformer, only to leave angry and disillusioned.
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Neville's documentary fairly frames Rogers as both a radical reformer and, eventually, the conscience of America.
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Calling Grassley a reformer is a bit like praising the shiniest turd in the turd contest.
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McCain, the reformer, surprised everyone with his popularity and his mandate from the Straight Talk Express.
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In a city and state beset by political corruption, James has fashioned herself as a reformer.
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He has shaped his image as a reformer but taken care not to offend party elders.
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Now, in charge of the Department of Labor, Post proved a shrewd investigator and decisive reformer.
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Purnama, who has gained a reputation as a tough reformer, remains a frontrunner in opinion polls.
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In 2008, Obama ran as a reformer disgusted by the corruption and polarization paralyzing American politics.
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Ali-Akbar Hashemi-Rafsanjani, who became Iran's president after Khomeini's death, was viewed as a reformer.
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Some say he's a progressive reformer; others see him as a brutal hardliner who silences his opponents.
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But, again, the president&aposs vision here, and it&aposs very important, he&aposs a trade reformer.
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Some of this attitude stems from an optimistic view of the president as a reformer-in-waiting.
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His father changed both their names legally to Martin Luther King in honor of the Protestant reformer.
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In office, however, it is not clear which face dominates, the ideologue or the can-do reformer.
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Heads of state and titans of industry still cheered him as a reformer and accepted Saudi contracts.
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He was first respected as a diet and social reformer, and then demeaned as a zealous crackpot.
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Qirun Chemical Industries Co will also bring online a new reformer next year, a company official said.
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Among those disqualified was Khomeini's grandson Hassan Khomeini, a charismatic reformer blessed with his grandfather's potent name.
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The lorry drivers have made it more urgent that Brazil elect a reformer as president in October.
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Gellar mixes up her workouts with a combination of yoga, TRX, dance-cardio, Pilates reformer, and more.
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A candidate of the Equal Rights Party, Woodhull was an unconventional reformer and champion of female suffrage.
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A dazzling and charismatic reformer, he seemed to embody the promise that Islam and democracy could coexist.
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The 2019 winners included classicist and translator Emily Wilson as well as criminal justice reformer Lisa Daugaard.
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The experience motivated McCain to rebrand himself as a government reformer and champion of campaign finance regulation.
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But Gensler's record as a Wall Street reformer has been used by the Clinton campaign the past.
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Over the weekend, the refinery's reformer unit for octane 95 gasoline stopped operating, Bodas added on Wednesday.
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Wells, in his way, is like a Protestant Reformer, nailing his radical theses to the conservatory door.
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But Colson had to go to prison before he could assume his role as a prison reformer.
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Reformer Pilates, put simply, is a core workout aided by a menacing supermarket-charcuterie-slicer-esque machine.
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Like mat-based Pilates, nailing the reformer is about nailing your flow, your movement, and your breath.
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The Elector of Saxony, John the Steadfast, ordered the famous professor and reformer, Martin Luther, to leave.
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After Mr. Bealefeld, the city hired Anthony Batts, a reformer from California who sought to improve discipline.
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Senator Cory Booker's road from enforcer to reformer began with rocky oversight of the Newark Police Department.
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Gina Raimondo, a centrist fiscal reformer — and the first woman to be elected governor in the state.
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"He is probably going to be the best trade reformer in several decades the world has seen."
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On the other hand, the T.P.L.F. couldn't possibly get behind the firebrand reformer favored by Oromo leaders.
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HE WAS once a liberal reformer, but now no institution is safe from Viktor Orban's iron grip.
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Is she a reformer, a revolutionary or just a desperate character fighting in her own self-interest?
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I was particularly interested in the close relationship between Kornai and the leading Chinese reformer Wu Jinglian.
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The 65,000-bpd hydrocracker and 80,000-bpd reformer, as well as other units, were shut on Oct.
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" Social reformer Fredrick Douglass declared, "It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.
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He also mocked the crown prince's recent efforts to cast himself as a modernizer and a reformer.
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Their efforts often brought only censure and arrest, the attentions of the missionary or the social reformer.
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They presented Mr. Malpass as a constructive reformer who, despite his criticisms, will work with other shareholders.
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Prince Mohammed, who casts himself as a reformer, has said the killers will be brought to justice.
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What to watch: There are billions of dollars tied up in the idea that MbS is a reformer.
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I like Marco too, and two years ago, he called me a conservative reformer that New Jersey needed.
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"This is a complete shock," wrote Anatoly Chubais, another economic reformer of the 1990s, on his Facebook page.
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Of course, there's no need to go to take a Pilates reformer class, but some people prefer it.
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Though he casts himself as a youthful reformer, he is transforming Saudi Arabia into a truly absolute monarchy.
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Nearly every town in Tamil Nadu boasts a statue of the great social reformer E.V. Ramasamy, or Periyar.
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British money has featured everyone from scientist Charles Darwin to social reformer Florence Nightingale to author Jane Austen.
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Gove has a reputation as a radical reformer and has been tipped to become Johnson's de facto deputy.
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"Power of the Prosecutor" explains how reformer district attorneys are more influential in changing criminal justice than legislatures.
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Then the President appointed William H. Robertson, not a reformer but a Conkling foe, to the collector's job.
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On Wednesday, Groysman asked the Rada to fire Danylyuk — who's been seen as a major reformer — for misconduct.
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Attempts to promote technocrat Finance Minister Natalia Yaresko, championed by Washington as a reformer, fizzled out this week.
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Carrabre, the International Biathlon Union reformer and doctor, spoke of the challenge of detective work in this environment.
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In a deeply puzzling move, he swept out Anita Connally, the reformer who had helped investigate these cases.
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Yet they should be worried about the latest practices of a president once heralded as a democratic reformer.
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A longtime figure in Congress and state government, he is known as a budget hawk and fiscal reformer.
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A spokesman for George Norcross, Daniel Fee, bristled at the depiction of Ms. Altman as an independent reformer.
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He is 81 years old, but the reign of "Francis the Reformer" could continue beyond the next conclave.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is named for the medieval reformer, a little known and under-appreciated fact.
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The 62,000 bpd Ultraformer 4 catalytic reformer was shut on Monday for inspection and possible repairs, the sources said.
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Having shown little appetite for market-oriented change so far, it will be hard suddenly to become a reformer.
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He was a temperance lecturer, a reformer, a four-term Connecticut state legislator, and the mayor of Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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He has denied the accusations, having shaken off his ultranationalist past and rebranded himself as a pro-Western reformer.
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This all happened under former President Thein Sein, a longtime military general lauded by the West as a reformer.
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Neither the United States nor European governments should be fooled into believing that Hemmati is any sort of reformer.
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The former vice premier and Beijing mayor is also known to be an economic reformer and financial industry expert.
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He won—and has since shown himself to be an able reformer and a credible figurehead of European liberalism.
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Eventually, Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, another health reformer who owned a rival sanitarium in Michigan, stole Dr. Jackson's recipe.
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The conversation did little to settle the issue of whether he was an opportunistic radical or a principled reformer.
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Early on, Mr. de Blasio appointed a correction commissioner, Joseph Ponte, with a national reputation as a jail reformer.
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His successor, the centrist Enrique Peña Nieto, belongs to a different political party, but has proved an eager reformer.
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Ethiopia's new prime minister, Abiy Ahmed, has positioned himself as a reformer and vowed to achieve peace with Eritrea.
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Topping the list is the grandfatherly effigy of the influential British philosopher and reformer Jeremy Bentham — incorporating his skeleton.
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Its first president was the education reformer and politician Horace Mann; Coretta Scott King is among the famous graduates.
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Gontareva, a liberal economic reformer who quit as the National Bank of Ukraine's governor in April 2017, denies wrongdoing.
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His supporters see him as a bulwark against terrorism, a friend to Egypt's Christian minority and an economic reformer.
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Prince Mohammed had recently completed a tour of the United States, during which he was hailed as a reformer.
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Ida B. Wells, a world-class journalist and fervent anti-lynching reformer, was an indefatigable critic of the segregation.
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Mr. de Blasio staunchly defended Mr. Ponte, calling him a reformer and pointing to the city's declining jail population.
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Ultimately, Mr. Xi will need to decide whether he wants to be a political strongman or an economic reformer.
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It could also be because the moderate, reformer cause has been so dramatically undermined by the Iranian-US standoff.
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In France, the centrist reformer Emmanuel Macron now dominates that country's politics like no figure since Charles de Gaulle.
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Soon after that, his mother married Milton Cohen, a left-wing social reformer, and Daniel took his stepfather's surname.
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The future of U.S.-Saudi Arabia relations will depend on whether MbS turns out to be a true reformer.
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In the 2010 Presidential election, Lutsenko supported Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko, who at the time was considered a reformer.
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To the Editor: Betsy DeVos's power and authority as an education reformer come from her ideas, not her wealth.
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The 19th-century reformer Swami Vivekananda called the state a "lunatic asylum" for its humiliating range of caste discriminations.
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The Long Run Mr. Booker's road from enforcer to reformer began with rocky oversight of the Newark Police Department.
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He was a great reformer, according to Henry James, and, to Wolf, one of the first modern gay activists.
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A dedicated political reformer, Khanna is one of just six elected officials to refuse contributions from PACs and lobbyists.
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From Nicholas Kulish and Mike Forsythe of the NYT: "He has tried to build an image of himself, with a fair amount of success, that he is different, that he's a reformer, at least a social reformer, and that he's not corrupt," said Bruce O. Riedel, a former C.I.A. analyst and author.
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This 500th anniversary of the Reformation offers all Americans a moment to reconsider the democratic value of liberty of conscience bequeathed to us by the great German Reformer as well as what it truly may cost to live in expressing "the highest respect for the law" as modeled by America's greatest reformer.
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Mr Vucic, a minister under Mr Milosevic, today paints himself as a pro-EU reformer and a credible economic manager.
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" Without all that, he added, "as a criminal justice reformer, I can't even begin to consider supporting her for president.
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John Hewson, a former Liberal leader who has been critical of both parties, said Shorten was more pragmatist than reformer.
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What was notable was that all the candidates, Mr. Trump included, competed for the mantle of biggest criminal justice reformer.
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"When Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman came to power, we were all fooled that he was a reformer," Sharif says.
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Around that time Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Muhammad bin Salman, was still basking in a reputation as an economic reformer.
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Martin Luther (1483-1546) was a German monk, theologian, and church reformer and the translator of the bible into German.
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King Abdullah, who died in January 2015, was widely seen as a reformer when he ascended the throne in 2005.
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Shias in Egypt still dub him Kharab al-Din, the destroyer of religion, not Salah al-Din, its righteous reformer.
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Mr Díaz-Canel, an engineer by training, has sent mixed signals about whether he is a reformer or a reactionary.
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Last week Petro Poroshenko, Ukraine's chocolate-tycoon-turned-president, stripped Mikheil Saakashvili, a radical anti-corruption reformer, of Ukrainian citizenship.
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Lisa Daugaard is a criminal justice reformer known for improving outcomes for those with mental illness or substance use disorder.
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Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, a committed reformer and co-author of the book Fixing Failed States, has made little progress.
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King is accessible today because he was a reformer seeking nonviolent change in an America beset by reactionaries and radicals.
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The 22,000 bpd reformer unit was shut down, but the rest of the refinery remains in operations, the source said.
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The reformer narrative can coexist with this other side of MBS instead of being seen as opposed or mutually exclusive.
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When the Black Lives Matter movement transformed the debate about policing in 2014, Batts embraced an image as a reformer.
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They see Mr. el-Sisi as a bulwark against terrorism, a friend to Egypt's Christian minority and an economic reformer.
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He was seen as a digital reformer, someone in touch with a younger generation — naturally enough, being part of it.
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EXERCISE I do a 15-minute workout and have a reformer in my bedroom that stretches out all my joints.
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The crown prince has been hailed by some Western media as a feminist reformer for making strides for Saudi women.
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Prison and the near collapse of the Chinese economy during the Cultural Revolution turned him into a market-oriented reformer.
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Jang was seen as an economic reformer within the totalitarian regime, and used his connections with China to attract investment.
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The 32-year-old is seen as a key power player behind the king and a reformer by Saudi standards.
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On this day in 1916, President Woodrow Wilson nominated Louis Brandeis, a pioneering legal reformer, to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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The coalition includes former sworn enemies; Mahathir, in his previous two-decade stint as prime minister, was hardly a reformer.
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The promise of structural reform in France, following the election of centrist reformer Emmanuel Macron in June, is also constructive.
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Mr. Modi took office in 2014 billing himself as a pragmatic business reformer who could restart economic growth in India.
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He also had dealings with Jack, a slick pseudo-reformer whose natural ruthlessness is checked by a hint of ambivalence.
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Pope Francis will be welcomed in Chile as a reformer, as an important voice for the vulnerable and the neglected.
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Given what we know about Blatter, Platini, and the organizations they run, it doesn't seem like Infantino is a progressive reformer.
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For one, despite his new efforts as a reformer, Abramoff doesn't think Trump should be forced to release his tax returns.
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Educator and reformer Booker T. Washington talks to a crowd at the dedication of a Mississippi cotton seed mill in 173.
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He painted himself as a principled reformer, but has spent more time appeasing right-wing critics than fighting for his beliefs.
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It may not heal my back spasms, but it certainly makes me feel better than a 45-minute Pilates reformer class.
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He was seen as a breath of fresh air, a liberal-minded reformer, a pragmatic achiever and a paragon of secularism.
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Robert Owen, a British mill-owner and reformer, treated private property, along with organised religion and marriage, as a social scourge.
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Liberal reformer Moon Jae-in was sworn in Wednesday after winning a snap election to replace impeached President Park Geun-hye.
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She is a bold reformer and has been an unwavering champion of truth, principled realism and integrity within the United Nations.
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The reformer, called Ultraformer 4, has failed to function at expected levels since completing a 10-week overhaul in mid-June.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.), an immigration reformer facing a tough reelection in November.
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But he also observes that "the crown prince has never pretended to be a political reformer," which is not entirely true.
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In his telling, he was the reformer and Booker was the tough-on-crime warrior as mayor of Newark, New Jersey.
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Despite speculation early on that he would be a "reformer," he's been even more authoritarian, turning his back on human rights.
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Prince Mohammed, Riyadh's de facto ruler who casts himself as a reformer, has said the killers will be brought to justice.
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Make no mistake, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is as much a reformer today as he was six months ago.
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"We usually reserve our highest acclaim for the politician who has in him a touch of the liberal reformer," Hofstadter wrote.
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They don't want a candidate who talks like a reformer but governs as an insider — as they think Barack Obama did.
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Mr. Fraser was a Democratic Party reformer, and from 1974 to 1976 was president of the liberal Americans for Democratic Action.
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Some eight million Yemenis on the edge of starvation there don't share this bizarre view that M.B.S. is a magnificent reformer.
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Yeltsin's first foreign minister, the liberal reformer Andrei Kozyrev, asked why Russia should retreat from territories that took centuries to conquer.
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Morgan, who spent two decades in the FBI, was viewed as a reformer who would help fight corruption within the agency.
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Hard-liner and reformer, General Suleimani, Iran's most powerful military leader, was almost universally admired and had near cult figure status.
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Political and social reformer Lucretia Coffin Mott was born on this day in 1793 in Nantucket, Massachusetts, to a Quaker family.
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It can be done with or without equipment, so don't worry if you don't have a reformer in your living room!
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Mr. Saakashvili was the hero of Georgia's 2003 Rose Revolution, which brought him to power as an ardently pro-Western reformer.
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Even after Harris has tried to bolster her reformer bona fides as US senator, her past has continued to haunt her.
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At times, she tried to depict herself as a reformer, though that is not how she was regarded as a prosecutor.
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Jackson, the former Defense Department official, is also unconvinced that Kim Jong Un is the reformer many hoped he would be.
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The 210,000-bpd CDU was taken out of production following a fire in the refinery's 78,000-bpd reformer, the sources said.
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With the Saudi crown prince's image as a reformer falling apart, so is his glittering investor conference in Riyadh this month.
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Mr Paulson is a Sinophile in a more nationalist America; Mr Wang is an economic reformer at the heart of an autocracy.
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Human Rights Watch condemned the sentencing, saying it exposes UAE&aposs inability "to tolerate the mildest of criticisms from a genuine reformer."
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The disappearance of the students shattered President Enrique Peña Nieto's international reputation as a reformer and sent his popularity at home plunging.
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The fire began during pre-startup of the 20,000 bpd reformer, called Platformer 4, in the refinery's East Plant, the official said.
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Ever since Rashid Rhidha, an early 20th-century Islamic reformer, Mosul had been identified as the seat of a potential modern caliphate.
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Can Emmanuel Macron, the young reformer who won France's presidency wrapped in the EU flag, shunt it back on to the rails?
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In 2013 he inherited a dispute over the replacement with Winston Churchill of Elizabeth Fry, a social reformer, on the £5 note.
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The reformer is just there to "resist and assist your bodyweight to help find and strengthen your core and limbs," Andersen says.
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But a Pilates reformer class is distinctly different than a mat Pilates class, says Michelle Fama, co-founder of Core Pilates NYC.
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He has rebranded himself as a conservative reformer committed to cutting the budget deficit and debt and to shrinking the public sector.
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The weekend outage of the reformer and blending oil unit had prompted BP to cut production by between 20 and 25 percent.
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Whether you want to work your upper body, strengthen your glutes, or even fake a Pilates reformer class, there's something for you.
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Wiener now has the framing as a progressive reformer that he wants, but that won't necessarily translate into votes in the legislature.
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Martin Babinec, on the other hand, offers voters a third option as an independent reformer with a strong background of creating jobs.
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This confirmed key members of the economic management team including Deputy Prime Minister Mehmet Simsek, favoured by foreign investors as a reformer.
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Dallas's police chief, David O. Brown, has a national reputation as a reformer focused on defusing tensions between the police and minorities.
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Whether this helps far-right National Front candidate Marine Le Pen or a centrist reformer like Emmanuel Macron remains to be seen.
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The weekend outage of the reformer and blending oil unit had prompted BP to cut production by between 21.3 and 21 percent.
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As a reformer he retained a version of the Mass and insisted on a "real presence" of Christ in the consecrated elements.
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Or that of his half-brother, Kim Jong Nam, a self-avowed reformer who wished to duplicate China's modernization in North Korea.
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Manafort helped rebrand Yanukovych from a Putin puppet to a pro-European Union reformer, which helped him capture the presidency in 2010.
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But presenting herself as a reformer with experience may backfire during a campaign in which the grassroots is demanding bold progressive policies.
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Why do Western elites succumb again and again to this fantasy of a youthful reformer and top-down modernizer in the East?
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For Prince Mohammed, the affair threatens to severely damage the image of moderate reformer that he has worked for years to cultivate.
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Alessandra Biaggi, who describes herself pointedly as "a real Democrat," is the kind of smart, dedicated reformer so desperately needed in Albany.
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For years, Mr. Cuomo has constructed an image as a political reformer and a master manager of a dizzyingly complex state government.
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Instead, the economic reformer of the early 2000s gave way to Putin the hyper-nationalist, stirring fears of a new Cold War.
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Rather than being a practice, "reformer" risks becoming a brand for Harris, one that provides cover for whatever proposals are later offered.
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He campaigned as a reformer, only to switch sides once he and his family were themselves charged with crimes by the investigators.
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Many a social reformer has held fast to the idea that the arc of history is long, but it bends toward justice.
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Mr. Trump's predecessor, President Barack Obama, once praised Mr. Najib as a reformer and played golf with him in Hawaii in 2014.
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Khan became Prime Minister of Pakistan in July 2018 and "styles himself as a pious, populist, anti-poverty reformer," the BBC reported.
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Three particular works from 1957 to 19683 illustrate how King&aposs political thought evolved from a hopeful reformer to a radical critic.
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Steve Castor: And in fact there were concerns that perhaps President Zelensky wasn't going to be the reformer that he campaigned on?
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The center saw a measured product of Harvard Law School, a prudent reformer, a man of mixed identity and the middle ground.
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She saw herself as an unreconstructed reformer and described to me her mission of reducing dramatically her nation's crushing international debt burden.
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Among the board members he recruited was a former President of Poland, Aleksander Kwaśniewski, who had a reputation as a dedicated reformer.
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In all, some 4,500 protesters have been detained since Mr Tokayev became president—not a very impressive tally for a supposed reformer. ■
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In consequence, the senior King changed his name and that of his young son "little Mike" to Martin Luther honoring the reformer.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Total SA plans to restart the reformer at its 225,500 barrel-per-day (bpd) Port Arthur, Texas, refinery by Dec.
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The Los Angeles district attorney, Jackie Lacey, is a Democrat who has benefited from the public's perception that she is a reformer.
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Mr. Abiy has been celebrated as a reformer, but his transformative politics has come up against ethnic federalism enshrined in Ethiopia's Constitution.
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Mr. Lipping, who led what he calls a "wave election" in late 250, saw himself as a reformer in the Co-ops.
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Indonesia (April): President Joko Widodo is a charismatic reformer, but he's in a bitter fight fueled in part by misinformation about his faith.
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Trump met last week with corporate education reformer Michelle Rhee, the former schools chief of Washington, who is being considered for education secretary.
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Despite his frosty relationship with the state's newspapers, the Brattleboro Reformer published an editorial praising Sanders for his work opposing the new charges.
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Ryan has always been a free-trader and an immigration reformer, even while those positions are not so popular with the GOP anymore.
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You call yourself a, quote, "inside-outside guy, a reformer who knows how to get things done," but you reject the establishment label.
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Milley is "a battle-tested commander and Pentagon reformer who will be a worthy successor to General Dunford," Graham said in a statement.
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"The best part of working out on a reformer is the gliding sensation — it always makes me feel like I'm flying," Andersen says.
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Also, trying a few reformer classes might actually improve your mat practice, because it can help guide you into perfect alignment, Fama says.
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A warlord capable of ruthlessness, he was also a reformer who wanted education to free his fellow Chinese Muslims from isolation and poverty.
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However, President Joko Widodo - a moderate reformer and an ally of Purnama - has publicly played down concerns about rising Islamic intolerance in Indonesia.
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But the faux socialist has proved himself an ersatz reformer, now more like a toadie to the golden girl of Goldman Sachs, Mrs.
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The party's newly-elected leader, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, is a liberal reformer known for cutting civil-service jobs when he was a government minister.
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If the unabashed economic reformer is anointed his party's candidate for the 2017 election, far-right leader Marine Le Pen stands to benefit.
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He took office the same year King Fahd suffered a stroke and Fahd's half-brother, Abdullah, a cautious reformer, became de facto regent.
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Things seemed to be looking up in May 2014 with the election of Mr. Poroshenko, an oligarch who billed himself as a reformer.
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Bin Salman was considered a reformer until the horrific murder last October of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
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Rather than appoint a reformer to lead the department, President Obama instead chose Robert McDonald, who quickly proved ill-equipped to the task.
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Tom Friedman and other centrist pundits who had previously cheered the country's crown prince, Mohammed Bin Salman, as a bold reformer, are recoiling.
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Incensed unions saw Arnold not as a reformer but as a robber baron trying to take away their members' hard-earned retirement benefits.
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You've got libertarian David Boaz, neoconservative Bill Kristol, social conservative Brent Bozell, reformer Yuval Levin, and whatever it is that Glenn Beck is.
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Until just a few months ago, Cardinal Wuerl was seen as a reformer and a leader in the church's response to sexual abuse.
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I would be thrilled to learn that Kim is a farsighted reformer masquerading, out of desperate necessity, as a thug and a swindler.
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Is that what you're speaking to in striking this balance between being a criminal justice reformer and still advocating for stronger gun laws?
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Petro Poroshenko was hailed as the country's new hope, a reformer with aims of fixing a system that was corrupt to its core.
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When he won the presidency in 2012, Mr. Peña Nieto was hailed as a modern reformer promising a more democratic and transparent government.
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Any economic reformer knows that breaking a monopoly is difficult, even more so if the monopolist also holds power over arms and intelligence.
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She is a reformer, a fighter, someone who wants to make the systems of US finance, politics, and commerce work for ordinary people.
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This is a politically risky move for Macri at home and a test for the IMF's ability to help a reformer in trouble.
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Collectively, they signal a return to the ideas of no one so much as Rudolf Steiner, an esoteric Austrian educator and social reformer.
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The Bank of England caused some controversy when it put Churchill on the new polymer £5 bill, replacing the social reformer Elizabeth Fry.
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What it got in Zelensky was its worst nightmare: a passionate pro-Europe, pro-US reformer who sees Ukraine's future with the West.
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The company is mulling refinancing options, according to its president, Eulogio Del Pino, a low-profile Stanford-educated engineer seen as a reformer.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman markets himself as a domestic reformer with the ambition to unleash the potential of 32 million Saudi citizens.
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Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.), an immigration reformer who's emerged as one of Trump's loudest critics, will team up with Cohen in the effort.
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Named the world's top reformer by the World Bank in 2006, Georgia became a flagship among the countries of the former Soviet bloc.
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Philadelphia Justice and Public Safety, financed by billionaire donor and criminal justice reformer George Soros, put more than $1 million into the race.
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Despite other ruinous policies, such as the war in Yemen and the blockade of Qatar, he built a reputation as a forward-looking reformer.
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More recently, an even newer meeting reformer has arrived, claiming that his system preserves the camaraderie and usefulness of meetings while ditching the drudgery.
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She is the author of Booked: Literature in the Soul of Me and Fierce Convictions — The Extraordinary Life of Hannah More: Poet, Reformer, Abolitionist.
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Her party will back Widodo - a popular moderate reformer - for re-election as president rather than try to field a candidate of its own.
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ERP is 8-15 credits, depending on the time of day and type of class (reformer is my favorite and cost more than mat).
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"I was a little slow to trust her as a reformer on criminal justice, but I think she's proven herself to me," King said.
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We need to rebuild our defenses, But, I must also tell you, a long time reformer of the Pentagon, we must reform that building.
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Foreign business bosses and politicians believe that Mr Xi's economic aide, Liu He, is a reformer who wants China's markets to be more open.
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A former ambassador to China, he hails Mr Mnangagwa as Zimbabwe's Deng Xiaoping: an economic reformer who will keep the lid on political dissent.
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He portrayed himself as a reformer, but as a bulwark against the forces of disruption dedicated to tearing down institutions rather than repairing them.
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Ross Rosenfeld is an educational reformer, historian and political pundit who has written for Newsday, the New York Daily News, Charles Scribner's, MacMillan, Newsweek.
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PBF Energy shut a 43,000-bpd catalytic reformer at its Delaware City, Delaware, refinery on Monday for up to 10 days of planned work.
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Shortly after Booker was elected mayor in 2006, Michelle Rhee, the radical reformer who remade the Washington, DC, school district, became a national star.
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He's sent to the correctional school—named "Nickel" after a fictional reformer who loved to watch black boys fight each other—in short order.
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Indeed, the current NASA administrator, the young reformer named Jim BridenstineJames (Jim) Frederick BridenstineMaking space exploration cool again In-space refueling vs heavy lift?
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Promising to remake his country's oil-based economy, Bin Salman presented himself as a reformer, ending his country's ban on female drivers in 2017.
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Alternatively, it may break up the echo chamber he has been living in and remind him of the widely admired reformer he once was.
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The throne room is in ruins, with Daenerys driven mad by the central conflict of her character: Is she a tyrant or a reformer?
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The fire started after a furnace associated with the plant's reformer unit blew, a source familiar with the plant's operations told Reuters on Monday.
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The reformer machine was a complex tangle of cords, ropes, wheels, and handles—I can see why a science-fiction writer would like it.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — If you were not aware what a Wall Street reformer might want, you will learn it today in Jules Markey's puzzle.
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A veteran social reformer with a dated hairstyle and glasses that only exaggerate his awkwardness, Roman is almost certainly somewhere on the autism spectrum.
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For Saudi Arabia's allies, the question will be whether they believe that Prince Mohammed, who has painted himself as a reformer, has any culpability.
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To have a candidate like Harris bill herself as a reformer is a kind of step toward reform, but one easily lost in compromises.
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McKinsey provided something different — an economic plan that Mr. Yanukovych could use to portray himself as a market-based reformer, tilting to the West.
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One way to turn a right-leaning person into a prison reformer is to expose him or her to the realities of the system.
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But Liu He, China's point man on the trade negotiations, is a Harvard-educated technocrat who many believe has the heart of a reformer.
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On Primary Day next Thursday, Democrats should vote for Mr. Williams, a real reformer who would be a potent voice for all New Yorkers.
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Mr. Ben Ali, by contrast, appeared at the time to be a reformer, speaking of opening up the economy and making progress toward democracy.
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He isn't a class traitor or a good-government reformer who uses his fortune to pass policies that would politically neuter fortunes like his.
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PES shut a 44,000 bpd unifiner, known locally as the 864 unit, and an associated 44,000 bpd reformer after a fire on Saturday night.
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He said he wanted Mr. Trump to pick a "reformer" like Mr. Garrett, who does not believe in the current mission of the bank.
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Park's trial takes place just two weeks after South Korea elected a new president, liberal reformer Moon Jae-in, who campaigned on clean government.
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Excitement over the possibility of getting a progressive reformer to replace Vance has ramped up after the 2000 Queens Democratic primary for district attorney.
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One reformer is Theo Epstein, the executive who has overseen the demise of mythical curses on both the Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs.
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For Western allies, a main question will be whether they believe that the prince, who has painted himself as a reformer, has any culpability.
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"I was a little slow to trust her as a reformer on criminal justice, but I think she's proven herself to me," he said.
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She is the author of Booked: Literature in the Soul of Me and Fierce Convictions—The Extraordinary Life of Hannah More: Poet, Reformer, Abolitionist.
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Instead, the EU is in its best shape in years, with a young reformer installed in the Élysée Palace and the Franco-German axis solid.
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In 2013, in the final week before the elections, the reformists started supporting Mr. Rouhani, whom they saw as a technocrat, rather than a reformer.
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White House officials called him an ineffective reformer whose mere presence was impeding efforts to get Congress to pay America's debt to the United Nations.
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The populist pope may be remembered as a great reformer, and the populist billionaire as the unlikely catalyst for the Republican Party's long-delayed reform.
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Renzi, who came to power as a fresh-faced reformer just to two years ago at the age of 39, has plenty stacked against him.
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Once thought of as a reformer, the Syrian president has now made clear his intentions as an authoritarian after six years of brutal civil war.
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He's in much better physical shape than I am, so I've been excited to see how he does with the coordination needed for reformer Pilates.
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Jeremy Bentham, the philosopher and democratic reformer who was writing a century before Weber and Gandhi, was mocked by his critics as a 'calculating machine'.
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Among those locked up in the sweep was Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, an investor in Twitter and Citigroup, who was long regarded as a reformer.
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And as in the United States, local lobbying and public relations firms helped present an image of the prince as an economic and social reformer.
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" In Syria, Christie said Clinton called President al-Assad a reformer and blamed her for 400,000 deaths at "the hands of a man Hillary defended.
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Gomez's friend also shared a quick video of the group workout on Instagram with the blonde "Wolves" singer stretching her arms on a Pilates reformer.
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Having led the executions and torture for years, Beria immediately moves to "pause" them post-Stalin so he can be seen as a beloved reformer.
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Silas Burt, a Union College contemporary and an early good-government reformer—the Nick Carraway figure in any novelized version of Arthur's story—was appalled.
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It was here that she cemented her reputation as a reformer and enricher of Wicca traditions, making it more accessible to those on the outside.
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The crude section, catalytic reformer and a cogeneration unit were shut following the incident, Genscape reported, adding that multiple units were already offline for maintenance.
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This was thought to be the first iteration of reformer Pilates, a fitness trend which would take another hundred years to take London by storm.
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But since the inter-Korean summit meeting, many South Koreans have started to believe that Mr. Kim is a "trustworthy" reformer, according to recent surveys.
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Clearly the best outcome for Russia would be a return of the early Putin, an aggressive reformer keen on making Russia a genuine economic power.
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Wilson is a reformer at heart, and she earnestly wants to lead us to the constructive optimism she offers at the end of her book.
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Since the end of the Cultural Revolution, the Communist Party has largely been a reluctant reformer, often pushed and lured by internal and external forces.
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He referenced a saying attributed to Prophet Muhammad that once every century, God sends a mujaddid, a great reformer to reclaim or reinvigorate the faith.
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In an 1842 short story, the social reformer Catharine Maria Sedgwick praised a poor Irish immigrant family that managed to keep a clean, decent house.
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The city has banned solitary confinement for inmates under 22, a policy that helped cement Mayor de Blasio's national reputation as a criminal-justice reformer.
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In Minneapolis, a circa-1600 copy of Cranach's painting "Martin Luther on His Deathbed" (1546) shows the fleshy Reformer tranquilly at rest on cloudlike pillows.
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I called Max Cobb, the president of U.S. Biathlon and an insistent reformer, and asked about the question of appropriate penalties for athletes like Gatlin.
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Amy Aronson's new biography of the feminist socialist reformer Crystal Eastman—the first full-length treatment of her life—grapples with this question up front.
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Both years we gave Ukraine military aid during perhaps a more corrupt administration prior to Zelensky, who ran for president as an anti-corruption reformer.
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Fortunately, the clear favorite is Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, who met with Trump early on and is seen as a true immigration reformer.
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The risk for any 22020 Democrat is that reliance on a billionaire-backed super PAC becomes a litmus test of liberal credibility as a reformer.
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I think it was a Tuesday morning, and I am on the Pilates reformer machine next to her and then ... Are you a Pilates enthusiast?
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Some have joked that Donald Trump can't read, but Ivanka Trump can quote writer Junot Díaz, social reformer Charlotte Perkins Gilman, and Vox's own David Roberts.
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Investors balked at Macron's first round of tax and minimum wage concessions, which cost the Treasury 10 billion euros and undermined his credentials as a reformer.
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As a reformer for public health, she was a leader in the temperance movement and fought tuberculosis on the reservation where she worked as a physician.
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There's really nothing like being on a Pilates reformer, but it kind of feels like swimming or riding a scooter that's also attached to a bed.
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If Modi can pull this off, it will buttress his credentials as a reformer brave enough to wade into some of the country's most intractable problems.
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Mr. Sisi, the former head of the armed forces, has also presented himself as a reformer, calling publicly for a "religious revolution" to help combat extremism.
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The revivalist—more precisely a religious reformer, who in this case believed he was divinely ordained—was accused of espousing sacrilegious views on a Facebook page.
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President Aleksandar Vucic, a former ultranationalist who has rebranded himself as a pro-Western reformer, said this week he had "no intention" of joining the march.
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The Hill recently published a piece by Shireen Qudosi, a self-professed "Muslim Reformer" with a history of making factually incorrect and offensive statements about Islam.
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An ambitious, one-time candidate for the presidency of the IOC, he has cast himself as a reformer, hoping to restore the lustre of the sport.
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Because Mr. Buhari had sold himself as a near-ascetic reformer, as a man so personally aboveboard that he would wipe out Nigeria's decades-long corruption.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel in 0003 appointed Byrd-Bennett, a veteran education reformer, to head the district after the first teachers' strike in Chicago in 25 years.
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For many Democrats, a potential Schultz campaign calls to mind the Green Party candidacy of consumer advocate and political reformer Ralph Nader in the 2000 election.
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Clarification: This article has been updated to reflect that a GDP growth slowdown could undermine Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's reputation as a successful economic reformer.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel in 2012 appointed Byrd-Bennett, a veteran education reformer, to head the district, after the first teachers' strike in Chicago in 25 years.
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Having flown too close to the line between money and politics, McCain was reborn as a committed reformer, with campaign finance reform as his main priority.
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Bin Salman is publicly leading a modernist drive in Saudi Arabia and has successfully cultivated an image as a sweeping reformer, prepared to root out corruption.
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A progressive reformer who founded the Henry Street Settlement in 21887, Ms. Wald is perhaps best known for starting the Visiting Nurse Service of New York.
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On Monday, Mr. Xi used his remarks to promote his credentials as a leader following Deng's footsteps as an economic reformer and defender of global trade.
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Nor are they focused on his governance of the Vatican, where Francis is a reformer without major reforms, and the promised cleanup may never actually materialize.
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McSwain, as a US attorney, is helping his boss get the word out by targeting Krasner, who's widely known in criminal justice circles as a reformer.
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Even Alexander II, the reformer czar who freed the serfs, outlawed Ukrainian books and magazines and forbade the use of the language in theaters and opera.
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So it seems strange with all that at stake, MBS is stepping out of what has become a carefully honed international image of well-intentioned reformer.
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If Mr. Cuomo wants to leave his mark as a justice reformer, he should be making it easier for prisoners to stay connected to their families.
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince has soiled his own international reputation as a reformer over the past two years in which he has dominated the Saudi scene.
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If he is both reformer and con man, our relations should be guided by realpolitik, utilizing him while limiting the damage he can do to us.
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The American people elected President Trump because he's a reformer, and he isn't afraid to shake up business as usual in Washington and across the country.
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Where some, correctly, saw a hard-line former K.G.B. spy determined to restore a strong state, others persisted in seeing a would-be Western-style reformer.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman wanted to be seen as a reformer, the man who transformed the repressive Saudi regime into a modern, outward-looking state.
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Jordan&aposs King Abdullah II has appointed Cabinet member Omar Razzaz, a leading reformer and former senior World Bank official, as the country&aposs new prime minister.
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In February of 1836, the French political theorist and social reformer Prosper Enfantin reported that the Pasha had sent Linant and his committee to study the Pyramids.
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A quietly spoken reformer, he has enjoyed strong popularity but faces hostility from conservative nationalist and Islamist forces in the predominantly Muslim country of 260 million people.
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He's running explicitly as a reformer on a platform everybody can agree on — stemming gun violence, ending the opioid and heroin crisis, fixing health care, rebuilding infrastructure.
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"It's perverse to describe the Crown Prince as a reformer, when he is threatening to execute young people whose only crime was attending protests calling for reform."
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Saudi Arabia's conflicting accounts of Khashoggi's killing have prompted international outcry against the world's top oil exporter, upending the young crown prince's international image as a reformer.
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Energy industry intelligence service Genscape said the refinery's 100,000 bpd crude distillation unit and a 23,000 bpd catalytic reformer were also shut on Sunday at the refinery.
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But at the time it passed, the bill was correctly treated as a bit of a miracle, cementing McCain's reputation as an audacious, bipartisan, and persistent reformer.
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A veteran of Goldman Sachs, Teach for America and KIPP charter schools, he was labeled a reformer by education warriors who do not consider that a compliment.
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So it is pathetic that the incoming Republican Energy Secretary is a defender and advocate of spending, rather than a reformer who will pursue cuts and savings.
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Her departure will deprive Ukraine of a tough reformer capable of taking on vested interests at a time when the country is recovering from a deep recession.
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In Miami, despite being founded barely a year ago, we have helped young people sweep a reformer into a government notorious for big giveaways to special interests.
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For Saudi Arabia's allies, the question will be whether they believe that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who has painted himself as a reformer, has any culpability.
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"Buyer and seller meet as friends; there is no overreaching on one side, and no suspicion on the other," George Jacob Holyoake, the English reformer, wrote admiringly.
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Op-Ed Contributor I am a police reformer and have been since I was promoted to the rank of sergeant in the Boston Police Department in 1975.
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This year's notable fellows include classicist and translator Emily Wilson, known for her 2017 translation of Homer's "The Odyssey," as well as criminal justice reformer Lisa Daugaard.
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President Obama had considered Turkish leader Tayyip Recep Erdogan a political reformer when the new president made Turkey the first Muslim country on his list to visit.
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Now an advocate for curbing the influence of money in elections, Mr. Pearl is presented in Ms. Pelosi's film as a reformer with deep access in Washington.
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The kingdom has faced a torrent of international condemnation over the murder of Khashoggi, upending the young crown prince's image as a reformer on the international stage.
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A former fund manager lauded by Washington as a reformer, his brief included privatizing hundreds of state-owned companies and also breaking apart Naftogaz into smaller entities.
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Jack Donson is a former correctional treatment specialist who retired from the Bureau of Prison and is now an advocate, reformer and federal prison educator and consultant.
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But the award demonstrated the president's success in persuading a Washington elite that he is a reformer in a region notorious for corruption and self-serving leadership.
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No, we are the canary in the coal mine MORE (R-Calif.), a centrist immigration reformer, accused the conservatives of increasing their demands at the eleventh hour.
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The issue is, here's Saudi Prince Mohammad Bin Salman who's positioning himself as a reformer, a corruption fighter, a modernizer, someone who can engage with the West.
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"He won't run on a campaign as being a cultural warrior or a socially conservative reformer," said Jill Sheppard, a lecturer on politics at Australian National University.
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Despite low voter turnout, the biggest winner was Mr. Macron, a centrist economic reformer who plans to push France to the right and downsize the welfare state.
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Mr. Obama, who remains wildly popular in Europe, was not shy about weighing in on France's presidential race and endorsing the centrist reformer Emmanuel Macron, the winner.
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That Olympian silence on the immediate issue of the day encapsulated Mr. Macron's challenge as a reformer, past, present and future, in the view of some analysts.
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Abiy, a reformer who took office last year, has won wide praise for his diplomatic skills, including brokering peace with Eritrea, Ethiopia's neighbor and long-time foe.
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Mohammed bin Salman may not be the progressive reformer he's been touted as being, but it appears he's led his country into the age of cyber-information warfare.
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For Saudi Arabia's allies—particularly in the West—the question will be whether they believe that the prince, who has painted himself as a reformer, has any culpability.
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"Illinois needs an independent reformer, but Chris Kennedy is just another Mike Madigan-first politician," the party said in a post on its anti-Madigan website, Boss Madigan.
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Before that, he headed the Chinese Securities Regulatory Commission and is seen as a reformer with a chance of becoming the head of the People's Bank of China.
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"It blows my mind that it took the killing of a Washington Post journalist for everyone to go, 'Oh, I guess he's really not a reformer'," Minhaj said.
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That reminded contemporary viewers of Zhu Rongji, a crusty reformer who was prime minister at the time, Ying Zhu of the City University of New York has noted.
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The 54-year-old economist earned a reputation as a committed reformer during a previous stint as finance minister under Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Jokowi's predecessor, in 2005-10.
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Each part of the reformer has its own special purpose: The springs resist you, the jump boards launch you, and the straps stretch and strengthen you, Andersen says.
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If you're still intimidated, the good news is instructors usually don't just throw you on the Pilates reformer and expect you to know what to do, Andersen says.
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I THINK MR. POWELL HAS TURNED OUT TO BE, IN MANY WAYS, MUCH MORE OF A REFORMER AT THE FED THAN FOLKS MIGHT HAVE THOUGHT AT THE BEGINNING.
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Mr Danyliuk, an independent-minded reformer backed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF), has been under pressure from the country's leadership before, as he pushed through fiscal reforms.
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"He is a reformer, he is a disrupter, he is going to do things differently," Mary-Jo Jacobi, former assistant for the U.S. secretary of commerce told CNBC.
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The head of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) Valeria Gontareva resigned earlier on Monday, depriving the country of a tough reformer capable of taking on vested interests.
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Democratic-led cities later became the testing grounds for the charter movement; Michelle Rhee, the radical reformer who remade the Washington, DC, school system, became a national star.
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Alckmin, a centrist reformer, will not waver in curbing spending to bring down Brazil's huge fiscal deficit, she said, adding that raising taxes was out of the question.
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Besides, it is not at all clear that Mr Rohani, a member of the old revolutionary elite, is setting out to be anything more than an economic reformer.
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Some may think Trump is that reformer, but a change in message and candidate that ends up weakening your party in the polls is clearly not the answer.
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Ramaphosa, who replaced scandal-plagued Jacob Zuma as ANC leader more than a year ago, has cast himself as a reformer but has been hampered by party infighting.
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A friend of the reformer, writing to an acquaintance journeying to Wittenberg, warned him on no account to stay with the Luthers if he valued peace and quiet.
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"He was a hard worker, but I don't think anybody had an idea that he was a multimillionaire," Read's stepson Phillip Brown told the Brattleboro Reformer in 2015.
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He would have an idea of what it was like to live in a free world and a liberal democracy, so he couldn't help but be a reformer.
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Swinson has the appeal of a progressive reformer; after four years of leading the Labour Party, it's not clear that Corbyn can still marshal opposition to the Conservatives.
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Historically, much of the credit for China's meteoric rise has gone to Deng, long considered a bold reformer who took power after the chaos of Chairman Mao Zedong.
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The 32-year-old has long been a prominent figure in Saudi politics, seen as a key power player behind the king and a reformer by Saudi standards.
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The Vermont board of health formally warned the public in 1905 of the dangers of using explosives to celebrate the Fourth, the Windham County Reformer wrote that year.
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At first, protesters occupied the square in support of Hu. Seen as a reformer, Hu was popular among many Chinese citizens, but equally unpopular among the CCP hardliners.
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In contrast to Obama in 2008 — and to Clinton today — Sanders is a true, authentic and passionate populist reformer who would bring powerful and dramatic change to Washington.
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However, like many prosecutors across the country who get credit for changing the game while continuing draconian practices, Mr. Vance simply isn't the reformer he paints himself as.
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"Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman has presented himself as a 'reformer,' but such promises fall flat amid the intensifying crackdown on dissenting voices in the kingdom," said Hadid.
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Ms. Klobuchar is not as aggressive on the issue as Ms. Warren, but she has cast herself as an antitrust reformer, introducing thoughtful new laws for merger reform.
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He has staked his reputation as a reformer who aims to reduce the kingdom's dependence on oil and open the national oil company, Aramco, to limited foreign investment.
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"Saudi Arabia must be held accountable for the murder of this loving father and fiancé, respected journalist, US resident, my constituent, and reformer," Connolly said in a statement.
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He was proud of how he had collected one more signature from a reformer who had been kicked out of the government by showing up at 208 a.m.
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Some revisionist commentators also argue that Reagan's tough talk and enormously wasteful military spending spree scared the Soviets into elevating a radical reformer – Gorbachev – to lead the USSR.
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"To a reformer like Macron, this kind of corporatist protection, it's an archaic vision," said Philippe d'Iribarne, a sociologist at the National Center for Scientific Research in Paris.
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His father, also a Baptist minister, traveled to Germany in the early 1930s and while there was personally inspired by the life and legacy of the great reformer.
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Production on the 35,000-bpd reformer was cut by about 30 percent following a fire on Saturday to preserve catalyst, which the unit cannot recycle following the blaze.
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Total has cut production on the crude distillation and coker units because production on the 35,000 bpd reformer is cut by 30% to preserve catalyst, the sources said.
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It's probably not a coincidence that they're some of the House's most vulnerable Republicans in the November midterm elections (except for Diaz-Balart, a longtime Republican immigration reformer).
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In 2008, Sarah Palin represented some continuity with Bush's folksy religious brand of conservatism, but also emphasized the "maverick" and "reformer" nature of her running mate, John McCain.
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For Saudi Arabia's allies - particularly in the West - the question will be whether they believe that the prince, who has painted himself as a reformer, has any culpability.
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Upon taking office Abiy, a long-time member of the EPRDF who casts himself as a reformer in touch with the people, acknowledged state wrongdoing, particularly by security forces.
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In addition to Jackson, Kardashian West is being mentored by Erin Haney, #cut50's policy director and a death-row attorney whose father was a psychologist and prison reformer.
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Of course, there are the people who leap straight from their beds into presentable daywear and reformer Pilates classes, but they're probably androids and should therefore not be trusted.
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Colm Fox, a professor of political science at the Singapore Management University, however said the reformer tag has not been a sure-fire winner in political races in Indonesia.
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Here's what's at stake: If Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is connected, this undercuts the image he has been trying to build of himself as a modernizing reformer.
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The Trump administration — led by Jared Kushner — has been burnishing the Saudis and MBS' image as a visionary-reformer as a key to unlocking peace in the Middle East.
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Reformers look scary, but they're really not, says Heather Andersen, studio owner and director of New York Pilates, a Pilates studio in New York City that offers reformer classes.
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Reformer Therapeutics is developing a pipeline of drugs for many diseases, with an emphasis on deadly triple negative breast cancer that is currently treated with an outdated toxic chemo.
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Compared to a populist reformer like Brown, who authored the legislation that would have broken up the largest U.S. banks, I'm sure the industry would welcome a Bayh leapfrog.
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Jordan&aposs King Abdullah II has since appointed a leading reformer, outgoing Education Minister Omar Razzaz, as the new prime minister and has promised to review the tax bill.
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Reform-minded Mohammed bin Salman has long been a prominent figure in Saudi politics, seen as a key power player behind the king and a reformer by Saudi standards.
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Often cast as a reformer, he has opened up the country's economy to foreign investment and publicly taken a tougher stance towards giant neighbor and long-time rival China.
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A week after Mr Murillo, the government's leading economic reformer, issued his warning to the legislature he was relieved of his ministerial duties, though he remains in the Politburo.
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Indeed, his pretensions at being just a such a reformer—allowing women to drive, opening cinemas—are what particularly endeared him to a broad, even bipartisan swath of Washington.
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District 3 (parts of Queens, Nassau and Suffolk Counties): Tom Suozzi (D), an experienced and gifted politician, longtime reformer with excellent ideas for saving the suburbs and fixing government.
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The Trump administration bet heavily on Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as a reformer in Saudi Arabia and the response to these potentially explosive developments is being closely scrutinized.
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He has cultivated an image as a reformer MBS launched an ambitious reform initiative called "Vision 2030" in 2016, which involved bringing economic and social change to Saudi Arabia.
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The address, they said, is an example of a self-described education reformer wrestling with the limits of her influence in an agency whose power she wants to curtail.
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Like many India watchers, I heard in Mr. Modi's call for "minimum government, maximum governance" the voice of a red-tape and regulation-busting reformer in the Reagan mold.
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But then the only thing we are asked to believe in this yarn is that Prince Mohammed, the reformer who allowed women to drive, would never condone such violence.
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"Emmanuel Macron is a bigger reformer than many of his predecessors," said Olivier Galland of the CNRS research institute, who has written a recent paper about the president's policies.
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It pits President Mauricio Macri, a reformer who has failed to modernise Argentina's economy, against Alberto Fernández, whose Peronist movement is the reason the country needs so much reform.
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Private training sessions or Pilates reformer instruction are also available for an added fee, and daily fitness classes are offered complimentary including HIIT boot camps, barre, yoga, and more.
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To support this reformer, we asked the White House for two things: first, a working phone call between Presidents Trump and Zelensky; and, second, a working Oval Office visit.
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I had lots of reasons, but the main one was straightforward: You might go in as a reformer, but the office will change you, not the other way around.
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Second, even "reformer" President Hassan Rouhani, buoyed by the relaxation of sanctions and unfreezing of assets following the nuclear deal, cannot make the Iranian economy work for ordinary Iranians.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, another likely 2020 candidate, posted a photograph of her birthday workout on a Pilates Reformer machine from when she turned 52 last month.
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Gove, who is reported to have pictures of Russian revolutionary Vladimir Lenin and U.S. civil rights leader Malcolm X on his wall, has a reputation as a radical reformer.
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