Let's not confuse the president's refusal to comply with a right to refusal.
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A refusal to translate is a refusal to turn the elephant in the room into a mouse.
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THE REFUSAL OF WILD GLOBALIZATION, THE REFUSAL OF MASSIVE IMMIGRATION, THE REFUSAL OF THE INTRUSION INTO OTHER COUNTRIES THAT IN REALITY CONTRIBUTED TO THE RISE OF FUNDAMENTALIST ISLAMISTS, AND THAT LET THEM BECOME MORE POWERFUL.
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Pompeo's refusal to sign the deal may also be a refusal to recognize the Taliban as the government of Afghanistan.
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Most notably are Donald's long-standing refusal to release recent tax returns and Hillary's refusal to reveal the security-compromising emails.
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First there is his continuing refusal to be transparent with his tax returns — a refusal that is unprecedented among modern presidents.
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A refusal to engage with the stranger ends of the dance music spectrum is a refusal to engage with club culture itself.
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To counter vitamin K refusal, we need to develop a robust system for tracking refusal rates and cases of vitamin K deficiency bleeding.
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This was punishment for my refusal to apply the law the way it is written and my refusal to stop Black people unlawfully.
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His response to Democratic control of the House of Representatives has been a refusal to compromise and, more dangerously, a refusal to lose.
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The refusal rate has since doubled to 63.4 percent in 2015, twice the average refusal rate for Syria's neighbors Iraq, Lebanon, Jordan and Turkey.
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Beyond a story as such (as the title suggests), this is a sensitive portrait of refusal — refusal of otherness by a predominantly white heteronormative society; refusal of the state's normalizing, shame-making rumor machine by the intergenerational underground queer male community in East Germany.
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His refusal to compromise to his party's worst instincts remains the reason many admire him -- similarly, his refusal to abandon the dream of a better GOP.
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Some member countries that contributed troops — not all did — to Afghanistan placed caveats on their operations, such as "refusal to conduct night-time combat, refusal to transport Afghan personnel via helicopter, and refusal to fight after snowfall," as the Institute for the Study of War noted.
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His refusal to answer some questions triggered Dem ire The most heated moments in the hearing concerned Sessions's refusal to talk about Comey-related discussions with the president.
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Now we've learned of yet another parallel: A refusal to correct an obvious falsehood, even when the consequences of that refusal could be far more damaging than the original misstatement.
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Perhaps it is the envy over the refusal to compromise, the refusal to accept anything less than the ideal that accounts for the wish to copy such a final step.
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But much of that work has been overshadowed by two aforementioned decisions: refusal to remove a doctored video of Speaker Pelosi and a refusal to fact-check ads from politicians.
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He could be asked to justify his original refusal to comply with a Senate subpoena, and then be asked why the refusal by Trump is any more obstructive than his.
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The refusal of this work is the refusal to be enticed by that narrative, to be swallowed up by a mysticism doomed to repeat the cycle of sin-wash-rinse-repeat.
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Phillips contends that the government is choosing to accept the refusal to create art with one religious message while punishing a refusal to create art based on a competing religious viewpoint.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans have uniformly supported the refusal of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) refusal to hold hearings on Obama's nominee since Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's death.
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She said it was retaliation for her refusal to write the memo justifying spending money on an alarm system for Carson and her refusal to "find money" for Carson's office redecoration.
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But to be equally clear, our refusal to acknowledge the drug war's ever-present failure, including our refusal to consider abolishing the DEA, impoverishes analysis and blinds us to possible alternatives.
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President Trump's long-standing refusal to accept that he is bound by the law has already brought the country to the brink of a constitutional crisis and this case epitomized that refusal.
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In addition to tackling vitamin K hesitancy and refusal head-on, we must pay heed to the upstream factors that make phenomena like vitamin K and vaccine refusal not only possible but popular.
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Turkey's refusal to reopen it is another bone of contention.
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In these clusters, vaccine refusal rates can be very high.
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The WADA executive committee will have the right of refusal.
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Mexico on Thursday reiterated it's refusal to foot the bill.
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However this stance is not a refusal of all art.
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DuPont's continuing refusal to accept responsibility is maddening to Bilott.
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Still, each refusal generates a fresh round of negative headlines.
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This easy life led to a complacent refusal to modernise.
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Refusal could lead to an obstruction charge of his own.
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Part of that is Hollywood's absolute refusal to decenter whiteness.
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I immediately sent them the refusal — or opt-out — letter.
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The WADA executive committee will have the right of refusal.
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The Iraqi dictator's refusal to allow Hans Blix and co.
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Aaron got a DUI refusal Saturday in Habersham County, Georgia.
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There's an attitude in the air, a refusal to settle.
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This refusal to provide care contravenes NHS England guidance, however.
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Hong Kong's refusal to forget Tiananmen irks the Communist Party.
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Part of it was his refusal to make eye contact.
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But the bank officials' refusal to pay up is another.
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This outright refusal to acknowledge a messy picture is revealing.
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Lawrence would have admired her refusal to lapse into panegyric.
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Khalili's refusal to photograph it is an act of defiance.
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On CBS on Thursday, Lynch defended her refusal to comment.
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It said the specific reasons for the refusal were confidential.
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The state's Democratic Party sued the governor following his refusal.
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Despite Whitehouse's refusal to acknowledge it, so do conservative justices.
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There's a refusal to know or see that serves us.
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Its pervasive refusal to treat domestic violence issues with empathy.
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A sort of toughness and refusal to be taken in.
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He knew that refusal would earn him a death sentence.
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BA's refusal to budge on pay has also puzzled analysts.
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"This refusal to speak about it is transitory," she said.
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There was the refusal to distance himself from David Duke.
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They are heroic in their quiet refusal to give up.
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It was the league's refusal to play along with its
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Refusal today will almost inevitably lead to getting less tomorrow.
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The GOP's silence & refusal to act shouldn't be a surprise.
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Their refusal to do so had provoked a national uproar.
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Of course, Republicans' refusal to confirm Garland broke historical precedence.
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The refusal of accreditation to report on a major sports event was "unique in the history of ARD's sports journalism," the broadcaster said, describing the refusal as an "unheard-of violation of press freedom".
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To many outside eyes, her hair (or lack of it) has become the symbol of her refusal to accept the status quo, her refusal to simply sit back and leave change to the establishment.
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Yes. And consider his refusal to endorse the central principle of NATO, the obligation to come to our allies' defense — a refusal that came as a shock and surprise to his own foreign policy team.
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As the phrases might suggest, On Refusal is a difficult show.
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Despite the DNC's refusal, momentum for a climate debate has surged.
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Cuixart praised independence supporters' refusal to accept the sentences without protest.
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At first, General Shallaf bemoaned the West's refusal to send weapons.
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Still, that refusal is a breach of the separation of powers.
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She based her refusal on her immunity as an EU lawmaker.
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So, why this stubborn refusal to be defined by her gender?
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The agency quoted fan John Okoro as calling the refusal "ridiculous."
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Palin also said she thought the refusal to perform was hypocritical.
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Twitter's refusal to discuss the matter, however, means we don't know.
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In my view, his refusal would be mandated by the regulations.
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Such a refusal would have been unimaginable a few years ago.
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Trump was weak about his refusal to release his tax returns.
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Stern's refusal to add a benefit for children is more baffling.
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On the other, a refusal to do anything to stop Trump.
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Since Túpac Amaru's refusal to register, so too have its coffers.
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You see Trump's misogyny and his steadfast refusal to believe women.
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Catalysts for such attacks include refusal of marriage, sex, and romance.
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Sorvino believes Weinstein damaged her career in retaliation for her refusal.
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He said Mr. Sabri's refusal to join had led to threats.
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Mr. Trump's brazen refusal to disclose his tax returns — as Mrs.
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His refusal to denounce white supremacists in Charlottesville -- the last gasp.
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But her refusal to give up can also cut against her.
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An obsessive refusal to stop until you crack that next trick.
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Ryan's Sherman-esque refusal to accept a 2016 presidential nomination. In
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Clinton's refusal to release transcripts of her paid speeches to banks.
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Despite our repeated refusal, a thorough police search ultimately took place.
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His refusal, however, drew complaints from licensed companies and their consultants.
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International powers fear that Kabila's refusal to leave power on Dec.
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The judge deemed Kesha's refusal to accept this proposed solution unreasonable.
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The obstinate refusal to take personal responsibility permeates the Trump organization.
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Sessions also complained Monday night about Tuberville's refusal to debate him.
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It is a refusal to acknowledge the limits of his power.
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Pleasure is found in their refusal to be just one thing.
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"The thing that's unusual is the blanket refusal," Professor Yoo said.
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The decades-long refusal to air negative TV ads is out.
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His refusal to do that is the thing that's holding him.
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Fighting insider trading is a refusal to accept a rigged system.
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Overall, though, the energy of the store was in its refusal.
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Their refusal involved neither doctrine and belief, nor mission and conversion.
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United States, should apply to Trump's refusal to comply with requests.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who has relished his refusal to compromise.
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Lula's refusal to extradite Battisti upset relations between the two countries.
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He stirred widespread disapproval for his refusal to honor Republican Sen.
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Any refusal by him to participate could have compromised his cover.
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"alternativelessness": a refusal to justify, to engage in dialogue, to respond
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One problem is President Trump's refusal to release his tax returns.
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Refusal could lead to "ecclesiastical penalties," a phrase conjuring eternal discomfort.
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Still, Jefferson's refusal to talk about his religious beliefs fueled suspicions.
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The court's refusal to take the case leaves her conviction intact.
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"Refusal skills are not a strength of many kids," says Graham.
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Twenty-six states imposed no conditions on the rights of refusal.
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Bannon's refusal stoked the ire of committee Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Its refusal to do so is singularly damaging to regional security.
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His refusal to admit anyone else on the planet knows anything.
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Democrats have seized on Donald Trump's refusal to release the documents.
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McCain's refusal to take the nonstop flight tripped him up occasionally.
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Given Mueller's refusal to exonerate the President, it's likely it won't.
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The artist's refusal, at 88, to slow down moves and inspires.
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The Supreme Court's refusal to overturn Martin is a positive development.
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Still the average for verbal refusal was a 2.34, meaning that when the woman in the scenario vocalized her refusal of a sexual advance, it was not immediately understood that she was not consenting to the advance.
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It is tempting to describe Marjorie Silva's Bible-cake refusal as the moral mirror-image of Jack Phillips's wedding-cake refusal: Neither baker was willing to assist in conveying a message to which they were morally opposed.
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The court called Iohannis&apos refusal to remove Kovesi illegal and unconstitutional.
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Atlanta isn't completely unique in its refusal to tie up loose ends.
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Rosenfeld says Donald Trump's refusal to eat Oreos hasn't affected the company.
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This could mean a refusal to process tens of thousands of payments.
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There is no disagreement that vaccine refusal is the cause of outbreaks.
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Enter the phase of the Shame Nun and Cersei's refusal to confess.
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So did John McCain's refusal to have Mr. Trump attend his funeral.
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Why it matters: What happened: Advocates highlighted Kavanaugh's refusal to answer Sen.
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"No means no," he said of his refusal to end the deadlock.
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The refusal to participate was an act of rebellion against arbitrary decisions.
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But ultimately, its dulled by the refusal to try anything too new.
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Or did they prefer Sanders' refusal to engage in any direct attacks?
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That same year, vaccine refusal helped spur a measles outbreak at Disneyland.
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Refusal to provide the requested data has never been tested in court.
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So they get first refusal on trying to form a new government.
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But first pride, bitterness and the refusal to give peace a chance.
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Trump's refusal to discuss gun control or gun safety reforms was glaring.
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To our refusal as women to accept this new age of tyranny.
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He has faced criticism over his refusal to release his tax returns.
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John McCain "dying" and the administration's refusal to apologize and move on.
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Is Trump's refusal to give over his tax returns an important disqualifier?
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"VA's refusal to cooperate with this inquiry is absolutely unacceptable," Walz said.
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Sessions linked Chicago's murder rate to its refusal to honor ICE detainers.
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It has persisted because of a core attitude — a refusal to quit.
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But they testify to the refusal of Emmett Till to go away.■
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Two of the top three resolutions this year were about vaccine refusal.
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Playing shooting video games and the refusal to bear arms is unrelated.
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The film criticized the NCAA's refusal to pay players for their labor.
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Qatar's refusal to yield to its neighbours' ultimatum is hurting the region.
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And that's precisely why Groff's refusal to answer troubled me so much.
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"The opposition Labour party described Johnson's refusal to remove O'Brien as "shameful.
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Democrats have been attacking Trump for his refusal to release his returns.
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On Tuesday, commenting on the White House's refusal to apologize to Sen.
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Anyway - so far we can't find any legal basis for the refusal.
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But the biggest impediment is Assad's refusal to negotiate his own downfall.
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Women's refusal to accept the status quo would determine the law's meaning.
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We see Janine's visceral, startling refusal to submit to any more indignities.
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Dorian's refusal to move on from the Bahamas is yet another example.
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Surely no British institution has made quite such a habit of refusal.
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His refusal to turn over his tax returns while coddling Vladimir Putin.
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She has also been fined over $250,000 for her refusal to testify.
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A more important question is: At what point was the refusal made?
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But criticism is mounting over the government's refusal to close social spaces.
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She also has advice for other communities where vaccine refusal is rising.
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May's second error was her refusal to manage expectations from the beginning.
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That's the problem with vaccine refusal: It is not an individual choice.
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The job of justifying the GOP's refusal to convict fell to Sen.
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Their growing refusal to submit to nonconsensual encounters should count as progress.
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He hoped his refusal to participate would preserve an issue for appeal.
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At 35%, Nigeria already has the world's highest UK visa refusal rate.
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His refusal to make eye contact with Sway was particularly off-putting.
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Go deeper: Schiff: DNI's refusal to turn over whistleblower complaint is "unprecedented"
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It was President Trump's refusal to retaliate against Iran for the Sept.
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This refusal to own up exacerbates audiences that want to support her.
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Their refusal to call Mark Anthony Conditt a terrorist is a shame.
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Her refusal to speak is finally the only weapon that she has.
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This refusal to follow strict partisan lines may appear to be haphazard.
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Ruedenberg told Arnet that she refused and felt shunned for her refusal.
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The examining attorney responded with screencapped dictionary definitions and issued another refusal.
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Is it shame that drives this refusal to reach out to family?
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Refusal to abide by election results is what creates a constitutional crisis.
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Her refusal to consider President Obama's Supreme Court nominee is also highlighted.
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Yet his refusal to address Nigerians is a matter of serious concern.
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The stakes of religious refusal are especially big for people like Michelle.
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He has shown throughout his life a defiant refusal to be disciplined.
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The refusal to engage in politics is, of course, a political act.
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Rage, grief, refusal: These are appropriate reactions to a broken economic order.
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Hanen's refusal to grant a preliminary injunction against DACA is extremely surprising.
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The refusal to be replaced is a very strong feeling in man.
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This refusal to admit mistakes—combined with a stubborn and bewildering refusal to do self-oppo research—has only exacerbated the fallout from the scandal over the Trump campaign's ties to the Russian government and/or intelligence agencies.
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"Laura Brown, Harper's Bazaar Executive Editor"There were so many remarkable things about Bill Cunningham, but what I loved about him most was his refusal: refusal to take a seat that was offered, a drink, or a dinner.
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Making matters worse is Gene's refusal to allow any of the injured and wounded (himself included) to seek medical attention beyond his wife's tinctures — "God's pharmacy" — a refusal that also greatly exacerbates the effects of two terrible car accidents.
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This confronts Speaker Pelosi with several dilemmas: Will the House, in the face of the White House refusal to cooperate, move to an impeachment action based squarely on the Ukrainian charge and a refusal to heed legitimate congressional requests?
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"In a sense, parents' refusal of sex education harms their children," Li said.
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As obnoxious as Fortnite is, Sony's steadfast refusal to play nice is worse.
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It would be hard for them to notice, given their refusal to look.
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Beijing's refusal to discuss Hong Kong at an international event is not unusual.
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Meanwhile, on Twitter, people are praising Hagher for her refusal to be censored.
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Arya's refusal to kill Lady Crane was the final straw for Jaqen H'gar.
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El Shahaby's refusal to do so marks an extreme breach of Judo etiquette.
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Russia also backs Serbia's refusal to recognise the secession of Kosovo in 1093.
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Trump's refusal to rein them in lets racists feel emboldened and even protected.
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Somewhat antithetically, the rumor gains credibility by the Kardashians' refusal to address it.
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"He did not give me a clear reason for the refusal," she wrote.
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He is only a mascot of a refusal to acknowledge our bad behavior.
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The refusal frustrated lawmakers, and the CHC source said at one point Rep.
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His refusal to cooperate fully, they said, limited his credibility as a witness.
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But the refusal to think him dead was mostly shouldered by his family.
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A stubborn refusal of a peaceful dialogue with Iran is a tragic mistake.
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A big reason they could was Denver's frequent refusal to catch the ball.
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Polk's refusal to discipline Buchanan was one of his greatest mistakes, it seems.
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The Bangladesh government has the right of first refusal in any asset sale.
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Elijah Cummings, the top Democrat on the panel, defended Pagliano's refusal to appear.
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But the refusal to grant a nominee any consideration was a startling turn.
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Mance's refusal to do so, purely because of pride, lost many innocent lives.
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CNN's Stephen Collinson calls the President's refusal to cooperate an assault on accountability.
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"Indian companies declined the first right of refusal," said one of the sources.
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The Jerusalem decision spurred a Palestinian refusal to meet Pence on his trip.
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Trump had previously expressed his refusal to accept the science of climate change.
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Through it all, he's remained steadfast in his refusal to return to Somalia.
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Some soldiers died of the illness, wasting away from a refusal to eat.
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His refusal to accept the truth turned into a fatal obsession, authorities allege.
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That reflects China's refusal to accept the island's sovereignty—or, indeed, its democracy.
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What should concern us is the refusal to face up to the problems.
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Belgian majority shareholder Elia had a right of first refusal to the stake.
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But would a refusal to provide docs suggest Flynn won't ever testify himself?
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Softness and femme energy can be turned on their heads to demonstrate refusal.
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They cast the measure as a local refusal to contribute to global warming.
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"He did not give me a clear reason for the refusal," Hall wrote.
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Telegram's tight encryption and refusal to grant authorities access has frustrated authoritarian governments.
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A bigger worry is its refusal to accept any responsibility for what happened.
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It's the reason she remains so deeply relevant — that refusal to settle in.
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He said any employee's refusal to follow company policies could lead to termination.
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The Yankees' refusal to go this route is their blessing and their curse.
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They admire his belligerence, his anger, his refusal to apologize or back down.
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The reason is our refusal to provide encryption keys to Russian security agencies.
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What emerges most powerfully here is the refusal of this proud steed of
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Longmen's grandeur lies partly in a refusal to reveal itself all at once.
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Baosteel will get first refusal rights starting at the end of next year.
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The opposition to Kavanaugh is just a refusal to accept the 2016 election.
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He was particularly sensitive over the refusal since Comey had publicly cleared Clinton.
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It's hard to tell if the refusal is Trump's idea or his lawyers.
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Northam's refusal to step down subordinates those interests to his own political survival.
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"So what explains the Court's refusal to do its job here?" he wrote.
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There were no notable dissents from the court's refusal to hear Young's case.
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That refusal to be dazzled by old achievements is what makes progress possible.
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Trump has provided conflicting explanations for his refusal to release his tax returns.
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Kyrgios's refusal to submit to convention is a refreshing departure from all this.
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For his refusal, he was placed in an isolation cell for 77 days.
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That refusal to buy into those expectations makes her a joy to play.
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At one point, Cammarata expresses his frustration with Cosby's refusal to answer questions.
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His refusal to confront Russia, a U.S. adversary, stunned lawmakers from both parties.
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Members of staff staged a walkout following his refusal to speak to them.
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Bret: The G.O.P.'s refusal to consider Judge Garland's nomination was a disgrace.
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It was about a refusal to pander or distort or gain political points.
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Sometimes this refusal is justified, because certain ideas shouldn't be dignified with discussion.
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The pain came both from without, from the friend's refusal, and from within.
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Haunting is a form of self-possession — an immovable, unyielding refusal to disappear.
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Mr. Ghosn resigned from Renault after the court's latest refusal to grant bail.
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His refusal to cede was eventually rewarded with an endorsement from President Trump.
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Our refusal to participate started a process of making our movement profoundly irrelevant.
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Yet they chafed at his refusal to let the nation forget its past.
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But in that case, the refusal would have carried a higher political price.
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It also ranks highly in US visa refusals with a 57% refusal rate.
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It was people's refusal to believe that one man would assault another man.
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A refusal to shy away from the numbers, however dire they may seem.
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Thatcher, however, overturned the refusal, and a loan was made to the museum.
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What is the legal basis for your refusal to testify to this committee?
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If someone decides to buy it, Spain has the right of first refusal.
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The Northern Irish Democratic Unionist Party's refusal to support it was a blow.
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Democrats also impeached Trump over his refusal to cooperate with their Ukraine investigation.
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Bechard charges that Broidy's refusal to pay is a breach of the agreement.
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Segregation in public housing and whites' refusal to live among blacks also mattered.
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The patient, identified throughout as "the Boy," has attributed Charles's refusal to homophobia.
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But Trump's refusal to let bygones be bygones is also a political device.
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House investigators have noted the Trump administration's refusal to hand over telephone records.
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He says his refusal to genuflect was indirectly a result of his humiliation.
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This documentary examines his refusal to let blindness diminish his talents and abilities.
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Refusal to cooperate could be grounds for restricting those countries' Visa Waiver status.
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A third refusal could cause tensions between the two sides to boil over.
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Abbott's refusal to accept refugees is bad for business and the state economy.
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The most common symptoms are immobility, staring, mutism, withdrawal, and refusal to eat.
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But his refusal to see race as monolithic and determinative has aged well.
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"So what explains the Court's refusal to do its job here?" he asked.
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They said his refusal to allow top aides to appear violated the law.
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But Gabbard's refusal to call out Putin and Assad was a costly mistake.
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The second theme is the stubborn refusal to give up on automotive illusions.
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The conflict in Congo has been aggravated by Kabila's refusal to leave office.
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This continued refusal to acknowledge positive developments for Trump is a disturbing pathology.
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My future should not be predicated on society's refusal to hold men accountable.
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His refusal to raise Pickford's pay helped drive her to create United Artists.
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Davis, about the courts' refusal to grant resources to the defense for investigation.
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Liberals are furious over President Donald Trump's refusal to release his tax returns.
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Throughout the weekend, Maduro remained defiant in his refusal to give up power.
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One of my biggest acts of resistance has been refusal to cut it.
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And some advocates are getting increasingly frustrated with what they say is a refusal by some members of Congress to accept that the Pentagon deceived them, and a refusal to understand why the arguments against the MJIA are badly flawed.
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"A baker's refusal to attend the wedding to ensure that the cake is cut the right way, or a refusal to put certain religious words or decorations on the cake, or even a refusal to sell a cake that has been baked for the public generally but includes certain religious words or symbols on it are just three examples of possibilities that seem all but endless," Kennedy wrote.
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"Right now, there's this refusal to address the issue as a whole," Steuerle said.
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John Kasich's refusal to back Trump and attend the convention in his own state.
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Mortimer was "adamant about not pressing charges" and signed an affidavit with her refusal.
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Under Britain's takeover code that refusal rules out a counter bid for six months.
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These complaints are getting old in their stubborn refusal to reckon with the reality.
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Her refusal to stay quiet appears to have made a difference in this case.
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The company has acknowledged that his refusal to testify has hurt its defense efforts.
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Now, the industry's steadfast refusal to consider changes in the law may be eroding.
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Sarandos's refusal to treat that as a possibility shows where the real fight lies.
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Trump's refusal to release his tax returns is also raising hackles in districts. Rep.
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The U.S. refusal potentially hurts Canyon Bridge's ability to acquire other Western semiconductor companies.
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Its latest quandary is a refusal to ban political ads that include false statements.
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But, my refusal to accept my new reality didn't make it any less true.
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"Absence is a poetic display of a refusal to be a part," Berman said.
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It's another way of achieving an intertextual play and advancing this act of refusal.
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"Punishing children for school refusal due to anxiety will likely be unsuccessful," she added.
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Dittes sent another email to members Tuesday citing GM's refusal to make the shift.
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Your attempt to backpedal only emphasizes your refusal to recognize us and our achievements.
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Yesterday the committee published Facebook's refusal to provide the information to the DCMS committee.
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More important Mr Corbyn's refusal to listen is letting down the country at large.
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Inevitably, his refusal to release his returns raises a question: What is Trump hiding?
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When Germany insists on more control and rules, France hears refusal to accept solidarity.
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Clinton focused on Trump's past bankruptcies and his refusal to release his tax records.
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It estimates that seven were suffering from "traumatic refusal", another term for resignation syndrome.
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In other words, Danish refusal would only delay the project, not kill it entirely.
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Perhaps Pence's refusal to call Duke "names" is something that he truly believes in.
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Such proposals are also a response to Trump's refusal to release his tax returns.
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Warren is fuming over White's refusal to force companies to disclose their political donations.
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Roberts' refusal to tackle the real challenges of his industry cost him his job.
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The trial resumed Thursday in spite of Park's second absence and refusal to testify.
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Fillon's allies point to the steely far-right leader's refusal to attend judges' hearings.
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For that, there is no answer, given his refusal to release his tax returns.
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Some politicians and law enforcement officers have reiterated their refusal to cooperate with ICE.
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That followed Facebook's refusal to give the government the ability to spy on users.
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But why did he let the court's refusal to hear Walter pass in silence?
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FP's refusal to testify against South Side Serpents puts Jughead in a precarious position.
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Despite the negative feedback, United continues to double down on its refusal to apologize.
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"People didn't care," said Conway in January 2017 of Trump's tax return release refusal.
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Check out what happened courtesy of Philadelphia&aposs refusal to cooperate with ICE detainers.
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Trump's refusal to address financial conflicts of interest only makes this concern more acute.
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The government's refusal to liberalise mobile-telephone services and banks is patently self-harming.
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But his refusal to reveal policy details or a comprehensive platform has drawn criticism.
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HRC's refusal to rescind its endorsement won't actually advance the cause of LGBT rights.
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Shaub went public on Monday with the administration's refusal to turn the waivers over.
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They added that they were "deeply troubled" by Pruitt's refusal to accept that truth.
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He chose a coy smile, rather than a straightforward refusal to answer the question.
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His citizens—many of whom did not realise that refusal meant default—voted no.
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The most obvious example is Trump's refusal to seriously divest from his private interests.
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The president has justified his refusal to follow suit, but his justifications keep changing.
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Fisher was fired, partly because of his refusal to fully adopt Jackson's precious Triangle.
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Trump has shown a continuing refusal to observe lines of separation from the investigation.
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One mid-level editor in the Washington bureau yelled at me for my refusal.
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The law would affirm the United States' refusal to recognize Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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Their refusal to directly condemn anti-Semitism in their ranks is shameful and troubling.
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Nevertheless, a refusal to answer questions is unacceptable short of a Fifth Amendment situation.
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Her statement refers to the Times's refusal to fire White House reporter Glenn Thrush.
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All of that is compounded by his stubborn refusal to release his tax returns.
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To me the big headline was Trump's refusal to commit to honoring the result.
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Gary Herbert criticized Trump's refusal to blame Russia for meddling in the 2016 election.
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Pompeo's closest aide, Ambassador Mike McKinley, resigned over the secretary's refusal to defend Yovanovitch.
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They have highlighted the GOP's refusal to even meet with a prospective Obama nominee.
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The committee chairman did not return calls seeking comment on Piech's refusal to testify.
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Perry's refusal to testify marked his latest act of defiance in the impeachment effort.
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But in recent days it has signaled its refusal to appear in the streets.
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In March the Comoros announced a refusal to accept the repatriation of its citizens.
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In North Carolina, religious or philosophical objections were the major reasons for vaccine refusal.
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And his refusal to do so set off days of criticism from other Republicans.
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The refusal to be censored remains strong, while threats to net neutrality continuously loom.
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She alleged that Kline's refusal to discuss the matter quickly escalated to workplace discrimination.
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The Frenchmen's refusal to tour behind 2001's Discovery only added to their allure.
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Refusal to apologize is definitely one of the overarching themes of the Cleveland experience.
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The organization also criticizes Amazon's refusal to put its video service on Google devices.
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There's a constant denial of a substance abuse problem or refusal to get help.
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More than any other American designer, he embodied the concept that elegance is refusal.
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It's a refusal to abide by the very rules they set for other populations.
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Stockholm's refusal to sign the host contract if the city won was another factor.
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Is it because I sympathize with Rothko's refusal to be definitive in this painting?
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The refusal of Congress to fund a presidential vanity project is not an emergency.
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What she doesn't seem to anticipate is her husband's refusal to bail her out.
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It is a refusal that connects Calvert to another Dutch artist, Willem de Kooning.
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Sanders' refusal to change is simultaneously his greatest political asset and potentially fatal flaw.
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Indeed, I previously criticized the scope of his refusal to share evidence and witnesses.
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That did not quell criticism of Mr. Seehofer's initial refusal to dismiss Mr. Maassen.
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Radicals draw their isolationist stances from it, justifying rejection and their refusal to integrate.
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Indeed, Assad used their refusal to leave demilitarized zones to justify the recent offensive.
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Collectively, they offer projects with subterfuge, refusal, and reconsideration of imposed state-sanctioned boundaries.
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One, its refusal to commit to anything political extended to a ban on advertising.
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In particular, he asked them to address the implications of a refusal by Gov.
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Her death, Republicans said, was directly related to Democrats' refusal to tighten immigration laws.
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He wrote that her refusal to acknowledge that torture is immoral should disqualify her.
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Stubbornness, to my mind, connotes a, an unreasoning, a thoughtless refusal to do something.
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But the challenge and genius of the film is its refusal to provide certainties.
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The solution to a difference of opinion is not a violent refusal to listen.
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Refusal to comply with a duly authorized subpoena from Congress constitutes contempt of Congress.
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The unethical behavior in question was a refusal to "recognize the Congress" that Rep.
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He noted his refusal to allow another person in his life suffer such harassment.
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I believe that the senator's continued refusal to answer that simple question is disqualifying.
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The White House's refusal to regularly brief reporters is another affront to normal transparency.
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Most of the top-voted AMA responses mocked the author's refusal to out themselves.
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Mr. Sessions tied violence in Chicago to its government's refusal to follow Miami's example.
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"Her refusal to acknowledge torture's immorality is disqualifying," Mr. McCain said in a statement.
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Sobriety, and the refusal to partake in alcogenic culture, is subversive, rebellious, and edgy.
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The ruling cited the agencies' refusal to consider removing the lower Snake River dams.
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"It's his attitude of refusal," Mr. Amando said, waiting for Mr. Mélenchon to appear.
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He said Sessions holds an "unofficial first right of first refusal" on the race.
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"The refusal to let me enter Hong Kong vividly illustrates the problem," he said.
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It follows Rocco's refusal in December to return to New York with his mother.
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Should I contact them, or should I respect the parents' refusal from decades ago?
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One of Attenborough's hallmarks is a refusal to look away from nature's inherent brutality.
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The patent office's first refusal to register the Slants runs 20163 pages, including attachments.
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His refusal to release his tax returns is another issue that will dog him.
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Now, with the Supreme Court's refusal to review the case, the law will continue.
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The office is also tasked with prosecuting service refusal complaints provided by the public.
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The notification by the FCA does not represent a formal refusal for regulatory approval.
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The Supreme Court's refusal to hear the appeal of the deeply flawed Madden v.
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The Republican refusal to take any allegations against Mr Trump seriously has been contemptible.
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Our security depends on our refusal to back down in the face of terror.
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This refusal to honor the Presidency of Barack Obama is, quite frankly, an insult.
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Klobuchar's campaign has stressed the Minnesota senator's refusal to accept money from corporate PACs.
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That refusal has become the subject of criticism from legal experts and progressive activists.
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But Trump came under fire himself for his refusal to disclose his tax returns.
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Erdogan's speech was remarkable in its refusal to mention the Crown Prince by name.
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All the worry over Trump's possible refusal to concede the election is now moot.
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But the refusal to undergo scrutiny or allow for an appeal reeks of autocracy.
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US officials arrested him for the refusal, and he was convicted for the violation.
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Casey, where Justices Kennedy, O'Connor, and Souter justify their refusal to overrule Roe v.
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And Trump's refusal to admit the obvious gave the story a lot more attention.
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On migration, Italy's populist government is hemmed in by constraints: the refusal of Italy's EU partners to take an agreed quota of arriving migrants and the refusal of the countries of origin to have back those migrants who do not qualify for asylum.
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"The low paid workers voted unanimously to strike over the company's refusal to pay wages in line with similar companies at Stansted, the refusal to recognise Unite as a trade union for collective bargaining purposes, and a breakdown in industrial relations", Unite said.
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Dr. Mahathir: The problem with the Middle East is a refusal to recognize the problem.
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WILLIAMS: Talk about orthodoxy and the refusal to move in the face of facts (ph).
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Trump's refusal to raise the possibility of future election interference by the Russians isn't surprising.
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For proponents, the persistent refusal of some GOP leaders makes ballot measures a critical tool.
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Romero remains a beloved cult icon because of his refusal to bend to industry tastes.
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They often criticized the Obama administration for its refusal to provide Kiev with defensive weapons.
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That refusal could set up an unprecedented legal battle between lawmakers and the Trump administration.
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Prior to joining the Trump administration, Rettig had defended Trump's refusal to release his filings.
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"That would entail a mass refusal to pay off mortgages and student loans," she said.
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Police investigated if the attack was related to Sanchez's refusal to be Plaskon's prom date.
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Following the US refusal to join, Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban also renounced the compact .
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The near-blanket Republican refusal to challenge the president troubles one of their former colleagues.
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Her refusal to explain what she did captivates people, and her art skyrockets in popularity.
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Will a refusal to apologize matter when it comes to how women feel about Trump?
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But Hong Kongers' refusal to be awed by a supposedly glorious past is hardly surprising.
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The refusal to stop talking about abuse, and the power differential it sustains — it matters.
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Both have testified to Congress despite the State Department's refusal to comply with subpoena requests.
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Huber also discussed teaching young women sexual "refusal skills," Torres and two other sources confirmed.
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Anarchy is a state of civil ruin created by a refusal to recognize legitimate governance.
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"In case of their refusal - there is only one way to settle - litigation," he said.
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No doubt this stubborn drive comes from a refusal to admit defeat to her father.
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Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young said the doctors were risking their careers with this refusal.
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At the core of white resistance to Reconstruction was the refusal to recognize federal authority.
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Win defended John's refusal to change his last name when faced with petty anti-Semitism.
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Many retorted that her own Brexit problems were caused by her very refusal to compromise.
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Emirati businessman Khalaf Ahmad al-Habtoor also criticised the Palestinians' refusal to go to Bahrain.
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Emirati businessman Khalaf Ahmad al-Habtoor also criticized the Palestinians' refusal to go to Bahrain.
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The calls were either unanswered or met with refusal to discuss particulars of the audits.
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Much has been said and written about Donald Trump's refusal to release his tax returns.
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Given the father's initial refusal to agree, her only recourse was to take legal action.
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Israel, for example, is privately seething at Russia's refusal to restrain Iranian militias in Syria.
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Moderator Elaine Quijano got some love for her refusal to be interrupted or talked over.
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But the speaker's refusal meant his attempt to test the new prime minister's popularity failed.
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The email paints the issue of Apple's refusal to cooperate as one of civil liberties.
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A Republican president's refusal to enforce the individual mandate was exactly what I feared most.
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The refinery said that refusal forced it to enter Chapter 11 bankruptcy over the weekend.
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It's revealing to see what exact words pissed Trump off—the refusal to be bullied.
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This despite my refusal to accept Serena Joy as a victim in her own system.
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With the Supreme Court's refusal to hear the case, the sentence remains legal for now.
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"The President's refusal to release his tax returns is bad in several ways," Schumer responded.
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Axios' Alayna Treene has more on their refusal to answer those questions in public here.
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To some banks Frankfurt's refusal to make "crazy" deals is preferable to Paris's newfound flexibility.
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The judges in that case said refusal to accept Syrians "clearly discriminates" against the population.
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Khanna's resolution, I find Republicans' refusal to take action on this issue to be inexcusable.
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There is also displeasure in the press for Trump's refusal to hold a news conference.
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Mr Bao's refusal to remove a cross from his church's roof had angered the authorities.
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Kesha's original complaint centered around refusal to send accounting statements or pay her proper royalties.
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Will enough Democratic women overlook the party's second refusal to nominate the first female president?
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But headlines from his event largely focused on his refusal to comment about Comey's firing.
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This refusal by Mylan sheds light on a bigger issue in pharmaceuticals and healthcare: transparency.
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Yet some want to harp on Trump's refusal to give carte blanche approval in advance.
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Parliament should withdraw Apple's lobby badges to the institution because of its refusal, Giegold said.
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Also complicating matters was the refusal of many local governments to cooperate with ICE agents.
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N) oil trading business because of the refusal by U.S. regulators to grant clearance. (reut.
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Ultimately the Night King was undone by his refusal to cover up his sexy midriff.
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Trump's refusal to reform entitlements programs would increase the country's debt and deficit, she added.
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WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION POSTPONES REGULAR DISPUTE MEETING AFTER U.S. REFUSAL TO RECOGNISE VENEZUELA, SAY DIPLOMATS
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He was arrested for public intoxication, disorderly conduct, fleeing and refusal to submit to arrest.
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However, Di Maio has not budged on his refusal even to talk with Forza Italia.
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The IAEA did not mention Trump's refusal to certify Iran was complying with the agreement.
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The criminal case has drawn attention in part because of Shkreli's refusal to lay low.
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Trump's refusal to answer questions about his scandal-plagued administration is only making things worse.
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There had been massive protests in recent weeks over the refusal to release opposition leaders.
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In the police video, Detective Jeff Payne quickly walks over to Wubbels after her refusal.
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Democrats on Tuesday denounced the refusal to support new government spending even in emergency situations.
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Democratic leaders have stood by their refusal to not allocate additional funds for the wall.
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But they speak to Pitsiladis's pursuit of innovation and his refusal to surrender to orthodoxy.
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His refusal to do so after his last start, in Washington, became its own story.
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Arpaio's conviction on his refusal to obey existing immigration laws was a prisoner of conscience.
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In his confused foreign policy address, he demonstrated nothing but a willful refusal to learn.
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However, Jordan reportedly issued one refusal after the suspected shooter had been arrested off campus.
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The fight more recently got a public face with Apple's high-profile refusal to cooperate.
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In 2001, the IMF's refusal to disburse funds to Argentina helped trigger the country's default.
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"I'm switching at the next stop," I said in an attempt at a polite refusal.
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The Charlotte Police Department's refusal to release the footage stands in contrast to Tulsa, Okla.
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Then we had Hillary Clinton's refusal to go quietly after her election loss in 2016.
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The administration has been steadfast in its refusal to give an inch to House Democrats.
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On the phone from Mumbai, she discussed politics in pop and her refusal to compromise.
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Trump officials are having an increasingly difficult time explaining their refusal to cooperate with inquiries.
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Her refusal ended with both of them being shot in a tussle, and she died.
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Trump's blanket refusal to comply with legitimate congressional subpoenas is petty and disingenuous, of course.
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Your interview style has been mythologized for your refusal to impose yourself in an exchange.
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The tweets follow Trump's refusal to directly acknowledge Russian meddling in last year's U.S. election.
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That refusal frustrated the lawmakers, most of whom endorsed Clinton early in the primary process.
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Bob Corker laughed as he described Trump's refusal to sign the Senate stop-gap motion.
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Because Kaine prosecuted Pence with Trump's own words, statements and refusal to release his taxes.
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It added "backers" of the Belarus statement without consulting governments to make refusal more difficult.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump was still seething over Mr. Ryan's refusal to stick with him.
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That refusal frustrated lawmakers on the committee, who issued a subpoena to compel Bannon's cooperation.
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I once lamented, on "The McLaughlin Group" TV show, Trump's refusal to consider entitlement reform.
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In Greece's case, refusal to lift parliamentary immunity significantly outweighed the number of requests approved.
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The Republican refusal to adhere to paygo is not only a problem for our deficit.
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But he was hamstrung by most states' refusal to provide the digital data he needed.
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Scott Walker's refusal to call a special election to fill vacancies in the state Legislature.
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What his sister says makes him unique is his refusal to quit on a project.
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Though she called it "great," her facial expression and refusal to comment further speaks volumes.
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"He did not give me a clear reason for the refusal," Hall wrote on Thursday.
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Also, the refusal to let her see what has been happening in her own house?
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Last week, for example, progressives were outraged by Senate Republicans' refusal to expand background checks.
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That captures one of the key issues with Trump's refusal to fill high-level positions.
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Largely, he blamed women and their refusal to sleep with him for his deadly anger.
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This total refusal of help, the agents told me, is how these interactions often end.
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Trump on Monday raised questions about Obama's refusal to attribute the bloodshed to radical Islam.
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Hornacek has been steadfast in his refusal to create expectations that go much beyond effort.
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He approached the interview with preparation, focus, and a refusal to let glancing answers slide.
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He wrote "kill" in a notebook in anger over her refusal, he told a counselor.
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Her refusal to comply with her abusive partner's demands could lead to her own death.
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Yet I still see a general refusal to take them seriously, regardless of their quality.
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Ms. Hicks's refusal to answer questions about her White House work was not entirely new.
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Mr. Barr's refusal to testify before the House Judiciary Committee only amplified the speaker's anger.
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Agency officials said the refusal to honor detainers has led to dangerous criminals being released.
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What if the most salient mechanism of survival is the sheer refusal to go away?
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Among the most important is refusal, which she vividly illustrates through a variety of disciplines.
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The Senate's refusal to even consider an Obama nominee violated a 150-year-old norm.
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And refusal to cooperate with such inquiries, he added, could itself be an impeachable offense.
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But their refusal set him on a course to which he would devote his life.
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Her piece was a stand against toxic fan culture and a refusal to be marginalized.
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Cummings' letter reflects a growing frustration among Democrats with the White House's refusal to cooperate.
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The government's refusal to pay weighs heavily on insurers as they confront two new problems.
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But I've been far more interested in Yang's refusal to engage in polite identity politics.
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All participants retain the right of first refusal for a spot in next year's event.
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But Statovci's refusal of the satisfactions of character is central to the book's larger concerns.
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Four cities stopped their bids in mid-race for 2024 before Innsbruck's refusal for 2026.
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Tall and strapping, his refusal to defect made him a potent symbol of the revolution.
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That refusal led the funds to take their objections public last week, the sources said.
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Her refusal to listen means she will now have to accept Parliament taking back control.
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The campaign's refusal to engage this week has baffled rival campaigns and some Democratic strategists.
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It's their hatred, their refusal to leave their bubbles, that was really taking up space.
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Refusal to acknowledge that they might have had an impact on saving lives is unserious.
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It does show Bethany explaining her refusal to accept a plea deal, much like Loughlin.
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The NBA's refusal to denounce Communist China for what it is – our adversary – is shameful.
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The White House and Congress clashed bitterly over Trump's refusal to release these approved funds.
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The refusal to intervene, some said, was a defining moral failure of the Obama administration.
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Ivanka Trump was also frustrated at Cohen's refusal to communicate with Klokov, according to BuzzFeed.
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Thankfully, my parents are still well enough where they don't need things like spousal refusal.
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The team said the cornerback's refusal to acknowledge his "offensive" language factored in his release.
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His refusal led to an internal rift within Facebook's management team and many employees quit.
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Frustrated by Ms. Park's refusal to step down, opposition lawmakers are trying to impeach her.
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But it was an awkward match, highlighted by Trump's seeming refusal to shake her hand.
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Instead, they say, the probe has been prolonged by the Obama administration's refusal to cooperate.
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McDonald&aposs exercises its right of first refusal in a very small percentage of transactions.
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The companies' refusal to do so suggests that they take convenience more seriously than safety.
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Democrats have another reason to emphasize any refusal by Judge Gorsuch to give unrestrained answers.
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He refusal to set up a state exchange is why Maine has a broken market.
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The Department's initial refusal to allow entry there under these current circumstances is deeply troubling.
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HSUS fought him in court over its refusal to hand over some documents Pruitt requested.
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After hours of refusal, Mr. Vayeghan gave in, unsure of what exactly he was signing.
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Senate Republicans' refusal to consider Garland's nomination possibly makes a fight like this more likely.
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Another difference is that Trump made a blanket refusal, whereas Biden made a limited one.
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It wasn't only Mr. Obama's refusal to act in the moment that undermined our credibility.
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Her refusal to echo Sanders's grand promises is interpreted as a rejection of his goals.
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Take, for example, its Melissa-Febos-like refusal to choose between the body and intellectualism.
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Abbie's refusal to use his legs forces him to extend his body in other ways.
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Warner and the panel's chairman, Republican Richard Burr, said the committee would take three actions in response to Flynn's refusal to respond to their subpoena, the two subpoenas to his businesses, and a letter to Flynn's attorney pushing back against his refusal to comply.
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Democrats have concluded that in the face of White House refusal to cooperate, it is better to press ahead and simply address the refusal of witnesses like Mr. Mulvaney to testify as a plank in a possible article of impeachment alleging obstruction of Congress.
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The subway occasionally faces lawsuits over its refusal to place ads, including those containing political content.
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Shanahan's refusal to run the ball was so frustrating to White, he felt moved to violence.
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Is this issue the series' stubborn refusal to deviate too heavily from Robert Kirkman's source material?
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Trump's refusal to cede an inch to critics may also be deepening his vulnerability over Russia.
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BST On Thursday, Ted Cruz defiantly defended his refusal to endorse Trump during his convention speech.
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The company's refusal touched off a searing debate over privacy and security in the digital age.
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Reality demands flexibility Presidential failures are often born of a commander-in-chief's refusal to adapt.
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One of the beauties of Goodman's painting is its refusal to settle for the immediately legible.
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"There is no legal basis for Pagliano's refusal to appear before the committee," the letter read.
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It was also a victim of its own refusal to stop looking like an optometrist's office.
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A refusal to turn anti-Semitism into a political football applies to your own camp too.
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Mitt Romney said Trump's refusal means there must be "a bombshell of unusual size" within them.
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Moscow's refusal to provide records to the American prosecutors dealt a severe blow to the case.
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Perhaps because of that, some were either oblivious or indifferent about Harvey's additional refusal this week.
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But that refusal to learn can leave the nickname recipients feeling alienated, and even downright disrespected.
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A larger 64% majority disapproved of the president's refusal to cooperate with investigators on Capitol Hill.
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The academy, the official guardian of the language since 1635, replied with, in effect, a refusal.
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But with its extravagance and its refusal to face reality, the government is testing their patience.
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Its refusal to do so requires a new environmental impact statement that looks at alternative routes.
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Perhaps that's why they can't stop talking about Republican nominee Donald Trump's refusal to release his.
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Eventually Lily gave up, though, remembering the immovability behind her dad's refusal to vote for her.
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The protest is, as the sociologist Harry Edwards wrote, fundamentally about a refusal to be silent.
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For now, though, Apple's refusal to unlock the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino, Calif.
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The government's refusal to grant a loan to the Redcar steelworks forced the plant to close.
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Most disturbing, he says, is the document's refusal to accept that some Christians might think differently.
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She is unapologetic in her refusal to love and accept Mr. Gallant for who he is.
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He has lamented in several dissents his colleagues' refusal to take up challenges to gun laws.
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Mr Puigdemont, an affable former journalist and mayor of Girona, blamed the government's refusal to talk.
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His level headedness, his refusal to say negative things about others, and his overall happy spirit.
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Yet our refusal to recognize what ISIS is trying to do is only aiding the organization.
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It was hindered, in part, by Riggio's refusal to roll his shares into such a transaction.
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She didn't take it as a refusal, even though her dad probably meant it as one.
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Clinton's refusal to support the Family Act, a bill dealing with paid family and medical leave.
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Kaminsky, the Democratic state lawmaker, suggested Bharara's refusal to resign was intended to send a message.
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Time and again, the report addresses Bentley's refusal to cooperate with the investigation led by Sharman.
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First, Trump has refused her resignation, apparently in keeping with his refusal to ever admit wrongdoing.
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The refusal to extend the two-year approval timeline comes as Australia's property market is weakening.
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After allegedly invoking its right of refusal, Getaround bought back Shmigelsky's shares at $1.80 per share.
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Law enforcement sources in Habersham County say a DUI refusal charge was filed earlier this month.
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" This offense apparently landed him in two days of in-school suspension for "Defiance/Willful Refusal.
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The Six Party Talks nuclear deal reached in 2007 foundered on Pyongyang's refusal to allow verification.
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And her appeal is only enhanced by her complete and utter refusal to suffer fools gladly.
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"It's a national security concern," she told Fallon of Trump's refusal to release his tax rates.
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This surely has a lot to do with the refusal of Treasury yields to lift much.
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Gavin's refusal to be treated unjustly is an enduring reminder that we will not be stayed.
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The Supreme Court's refusal Monday to hear the Browns' appeal means the 10th Circuit ruling stands.
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Its refusal to sanction or fire JBL shows just how hollow its corporate makeover has been.
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"I refused the flowers and asked that the sender be informed of my refusal," she said.
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It's his refusal to give up, even when changing the country felt deeply, painfully not fun.
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Throughout the campaign, Trump proudly and repeatedly declared his refusal to cut Social Security and Medicare.
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But from the perspective of humans, Apple's refusal to port iMessage is a sin of omission.
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Since the refusal, the Turkish lira hit record lows and Turkey's economy has continued to stagnate.
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Hong Kong's refusal to grant Mallet entry as a tourist effectively places him on a blacklist.
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Trump on Monday raised questions about President Obama's refusal to attribute the attack to radical Islam.
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Another topic of discussion will likely be the company's refusal to end its business with ICE.
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Emoluments Trump also faces two separate suits over his refusal to divest his business interests. Sen.
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PETA officials said Thursday that SeaWorld's refusal to fire McComb shows that it condones corporate spying.
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A shortlist for the chief of staff position has been drawn up following the Ayers refusal.
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Henry's pique was rooted in Rome's refusal to annul his first marriage, to Catherine of Aragon.
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Democrats have instead decided to use his refusal as evidence that Mr. Trump is obstructing Congress.
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Bevin's refusal to concede immediately prompted speculation that he could seek to dispute the election results.
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Combined with some insurers' refusal to work with providers, and the entire system is simply unsustainable.
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He denied in a statement that he had complained about Mr. Trump's refusal to shift course.
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Johnny Isakson said of support for McConnell's refusal to back spending bills that lack Trump's support.
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But this across-the-board refusal to cooperate appears to have shifted Democrats' calculus on impeachment.
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But she suggested that Democrats don't plan to budge from their refusal to allocate wall money.
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The girl's whiteness, at once a color and a refusal of color, isn't just a quality.
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Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Maine and Tennessee have similar refusal clauses that do not specifically mention pharmacists.
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The group characterized Clinton's refusal as a snub, and Canterbury referenced it in his statement Friday.
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Despite Warren's refusal to run in 2016, she remained a target for Republicans during the election.
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"Not to act is a refusal to meet our responsibilities to the American people," he added.
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Goldcorp granted Bluestone the right of first refusal for certain Marlin assets and equipment on Wednesday.
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The other irony is California's steady refusal to listen to the advice of its own experts.
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He also mocked her refusal to make public the transcripts of her speeches to Goldman Sachs.
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That refusal came down to what his aides describe as two of Mattis' most important characteristics.
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In fact, his refusal to deviate from the well-traveled Fed script drew some market criticism.
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McCrory also noted his refusal to call the special session in which H.B. 24 was passed.
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However, the pharmacy chain noted that the pharmacist had not violated its policy with his refusal.
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Other major chains such as McDonald's and Starbucks had relatively low refusal ratios of under 10%.
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Johns's muteness about his work is a refusal to take responsibility for how it affects us.
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The statements, though, nonetheless move Clinton past her previous refusal to even talk about the issue.
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NBC later reported that Tillerson's refusal to deny calling Trump a moron angered the president further.
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He also, with his mother, helps instigate war with Rome over a refusal to pay tribute.
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Still, the North Dakotan underscored on Tuesday that the Koch network&aposs refusal to support Rep.
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But I respected Woods' pride in his heritage and his refusal to be defined by others.
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But the refusal to allow outsiders to gain majority stakes remains a disincentive for foreign investors.
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It is the seeming refusal to accept the latter possibility that has increasingly distorted media coverage.
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And there's the refusal (or inability) to curtail gaming even as it leads to negative consequences.
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Israel's refusal to halt settlement expansion was one of the reasons peace talks collapsed in 2014.
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Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland quickly repeated their refusal to take in any migrants.
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The refusal to speak the truth explicitly about demographic realities [dooms] the GOP to electoral extinction.
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President Trump, with his refusal to take advice or yield to experts, is the West Wing.
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Employees across the globe protested Amazon's refusal to recognize unionization efforts during Prime Day this summer.
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Consider the interior minister's refusal to distribute tents for hundreds of thousands of people without shelter.
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As others join the dance, we see more of this self-subversion, this refusal of perfection.
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Key to the sustained systematic violence was the refusal of law enforcement to enforce the law.
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"The government's refusal to go forward with our clients after we consented is insupportable," Spears said.
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Mr. Pai's refusal to acknowledge this is very dangerous for both the economy and our democracy.
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For the sake of public health, let's hope vaccine refusal rates stay put or trend downward.
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Mr. Wolff portrayed Mr. Weissmann as bitterly disappointed by his boss's refusal to indict the president.
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The S.E.C. could use his refusal to testify as evidence that he was involved in misconduct.
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Clinton then raised Facebook's refusal to remove what she called a "fake" video of Ms. Pelosi.
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The Palestinian Authority's refusal to accept any of the revenues only adds to its financial woes.
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But the department was stymied by the White House's refusal to discuss it, the official said.
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It would have been especially troubling if the refusal been made in the name of God.
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Rather, it was the author's refusal to allow her women characters to be anything but whole.
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Declining to eat meat may seem like a refusal, but it is in fact a belief.
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The Jaguars are expected to use the franchise designation to reserve refusal rights with Ngakoue's contract.
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But his refusal to accept the boat did more than pit humanitarian necessity against political expediency.
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Your refusal to stop, to linger, to look into her eyes, has already done its damage.
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"Your failure or refusal to comply with the subpoena," the Democratic lawmakers wrote in the Sept.
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"They literally just don't care," said Meyers, condemning their refusal to allow witnesses to be called.
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"He must lead and demonstrate his refusal to accept hate in all its manifestations," they wrote.
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He sees his refusal to make an austere or "scientific" archive as a form of resistance.
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For years, Mr. Putin complained about the State Department's refusal to issue Mr. Deripaska a visa.
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Aesthetic refusal as a form of protest does not have universal support in the art world.
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Trump's refusal on Tuesday sparked backlash from top Republicans concerned about party unity heading into November.
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The government's refusal to bail out Lehman Brothers forced it to file for bankruptcy on Sept.
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"So riotously did Johnson live that there was a universal refusal to accept him," Daley said.
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Your refusal to sign almost certainly will be lethal — you will be executed, hanged to death.
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A refusal of order prevails: Photographs hang at different heights and face different directions, without sequence.
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Bloomberg's rivals have criticized his refusal to engage them on stage and in the early states.
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In 2016, his refusal to accept the election result would have been more of a formality.
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Each deed gives Alapine's management organization, Sheeba Mountain Properties, a right of first refusal for purchase.
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The Trump administration has been handicapped by the President's refusal to hire Republicans who criticize him.
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Edward VIII, when Duke of Windsor, never forgave the refusal of a title to Wallis Simpson.
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Dear Chip and Enrique, Your refusal to engage in mutual due diligence with Xerox defies logic.
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His refusal to more formally embrace the party has been a sore spot with some Democrats.
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That refusal frustrated lawmakers on the committee, who issued a subpoena to compel Bannon to speak.
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He has cursed Dolan through the news media, largely for Dolan's refusal to meet with him.
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One of the group's core complaints was U.S. refusal to honor its treaties with Native nations.
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Similarly in New York, the protest is a "refusal of the status quo," according to Hussain.
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The writer Leslie Jamison praised Moser's refusal of strict chronology in favor of exploring recurring themes.
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One example Pyatt cited: the office's refusal to assist in a United Kingdom investigation into Zlochevsky.
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Still, his refusal to answer certain questions prompted lawmakers to issue a subpoena during the testimony.
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The tariffs are a direct attack on Turkey's refusal to free jailed American pastor Andrew Brunson.
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And No. 3, for assets that will be made, he will follow the normal refusal procedures.
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Johnson&aposs political opponents, who all accepted an interview with Neil, criticised his refusal to appear.
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Franz's refusal to participate seems to inspire a special, shame-ridden rage in those he encounters.
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In the US, the UK, and Samoa, vaccine refusal contributed to the uptick in measles cases.
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Economic nationalism and a refusal to take into account German opinions are part of Trump's platform.
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Facebook is under intense scrutiny over its refusal to fact-check political advertising on its platform.
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His refusal to take that oath seriously is a scandal, and should be treated as such.
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Bannon's refusal ignited a wave of fury among both Republicans and Democrats on the committee. Rep.
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This refusal to acknowledge wicked acts and urges, Marzano-Lesnevich finds, excuses abusers and shames victims.
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Each deed gives Alapine's management organization, Sheeba Mountain Properties, a right of first refusal for purchase.
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The senator was booed heavily as he defended Mr. Trump's refusal to release his tax returns.
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Varda said she didn't know why Mona repeatedly said no, a refusal that ends in death.
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CO: Do you think this acknowledgement and refusal to acquiesce is your contribution to art history?
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We are meeting in July of 2017, shortly after the refusal of the first ruling's appeal.
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It gets to President Trump's continued refusal to show any understanding of the organization he governs.
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Quinn achieves that, refreshingly, with fragmentation and the refusal to present an over-simplified, imposed narrative.
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We saw it in the false claims that Obama had presided over a massive expansion of government programs and refusal to admit that he hadn't, the warnings that Fed policy would cause huge inflation followed by refusal to admit having been wrong, and on and on.
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The strongly religious Doss voluntarily enlisted but faced backlash for his refusal to go against his beliefs.
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The breadth of topics underscored Trump's unusual campaign and his refusal to follow a conventional political playbook.
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She said the foundation would file a brief supporting Apple's refusal to comply with the court order.
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Upon her first refusal, the offer grew from $1,500 a day to $5,000 a day, Dauer claimed.
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But I was nonetheless startled by their rude behavior, their refusal even to hear Charles Murray speak.
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And McConnell's potential refusal to pass the House bill because it could cost too much is outrageous.
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In both cases, the defining feature of demagogues is their refusal to accept responsibility for their actions.
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Kameelah Janan Rasheed: On Refusal continues at A.I.R. Gallery (155 Plymouth Street, Dumbo, Brooklyn) through May 22.
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On Friday, the Justice Department released a legal opinion supporting the administration's refusal to provide the documents.
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The former military ruler's refusal to disclose details of his illness have prompted calls for greater transparency.
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One of Artist's earliest works, "A Refusal" (2015-16), is an underappreciated achievement of post-internet art.
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Trump Talks About His Refusal To Release Tax Returns and Clinton Calls Out Trump Over Birther Controversy.
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Third, President Trump's refusal to fully stand behind NAFTA could deal a painful blow to U.S. agriculture.
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The agency's refusal to be transparent about the current status of the program is not particularly surprising.
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Trump's refusal to release his returns has been an issue looming over his campaign since its inception.
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Attacks on Germany's refusal to conduct a more balanced economic policy are almost certain to get stronger.
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Lynch, challenges the government's refusal of the company to publish more granular information about national security requests.
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The company has been informed that the shareholder may use its right of first refusal, SNC said.
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This exchange piles on to Melania's hand-swatting and refusal to hold Trump's hand during their trip.
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The refusal of water was a way for me to champion myself above all, for one month.
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Beckmann's refusal to give us everything — to close his paintings down with explicit narrative — was about generosity.
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A recurring irony in "The Yellow House" is Ivory Mae's refusal to invite outsiders into her home.
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That should raise the pressure on the EU to drop its refusal to reopen the withdrawal agreement.
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She was charged with driving under the influence (refusal), speeding and driving without a license on person.
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She credited her upbringing in New York City's tough Bronx borough in the 1970s for her refusal.
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His mother has made him impotent with her refusal to let him become more than her son.
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The Court ruled the IOC's refusal to invite them constituted no sanction but rather an eligibility decision.
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Chuck's refusal to "let it slide" expresses his sense of justice and his lust for power simultaneously.
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The White House's sweeping refusal to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry simply has no basis in law.
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Adam Lambert, too, has criticized the music industry's refusal to let gay men sing openly about men.
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Yet much of the brilliance of the genre-hybrid Aamis is in its steadfast refusal to commit.
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China's Taiwan Affairs Office blamed Monday's tourism industry protest on Taipei's refusal to acknowledge the 1992 Consensus.
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Speaking with reporters aboard her campaign plane Tuesday, she blasted Trump's refusal to release his tax returns.
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He does so by frequently running for local office, and by his staunch refusal to eat shit.
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Finally, there's no direct correlation between the provision of Miranda rights and a suspect's refusal to cooperate.
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Even some Republicans cannot understand this strange refusal to criticise Russia and its strongman president, Vladimir Putin.
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That got around a standoff over Ankara's refusal to open Turkish ports and airports to Cypriot traffic.
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A prolonged court battle is unfolding to challenge the White House's refusal to provide evidence and testimony.
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With their refusal, authorities are faced with the dilemma of what to do with Franco&aposs remains.
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Trump's demand for wall money, and Democrats' refusal to yield to him, led to the earlier shutdown.
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The pope's refusal quickly entered what are known as the Catholic cultural wars between conservatives and progressives.
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And then Clinton launched into attacks on Trump's ties to Russia and his refusal to pay taxes.
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Trump said that refusal qualified as a "final appealable order" justifying intervention by the Court of Appeals.
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The tech giant's refusal to help unlock a mass shooter's iPhone opens a can of legal worms.
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About 2 hours later, he was arrested for DUI refusal about 30 min away in Cornelia, Georgia.
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And in this respect, Casement's refusal to condone exploitation of any kind makes for an instructive difference.
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Toffoli said the Petrobras refusal to refuel the ships would cause economic losses for Eleva and Brazil.
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He has pushed forward on the southern border wall, regardless of Mexico's refusal to pay for it.
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The White House's refusal to offer details of the format of the meeting reflects its political sensitivity.
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In hindsight, I know my refusal to accept the diagnosis came largely from a place of shame.
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Trump shocks with refusal to accept election results -- It was the most newsworthy line of the night.
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Trump's refusal to release his tax returns has only fueled accusations that he has something to hide.
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Meltzer puts Brody's stubborn refusal to lose or sometimes even sell into the context of his travel.
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They were frustrated by the Utah Republican's refusal to investigate President Donald Trump's potential conflicts of interest.
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In Anno's continued refusal to give fans exactly what they want, he repeats the series' core message.
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And her refusal to defend the executive order in court was indeed highly controversial and arguably insubordinate.
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He and Apple simply remained consistent in their steadfast refusal to give the FBI what they wanted.
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The Senate's refusal to confirm Clinton nominees also would help maintain the Supreme Court's current ideological makeup.
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We stand against him for many reasons, not least of which is his obstinate refusal to change.
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None complied, and Earley's refusal in particular has agitated Chaffetz, who issued a subpoena for his appearance.
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Aaron Schock MORE's (R-Ill.) appeal of a lower court's refusal to dismiss criminal charges against him.
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Manning attributed the suicide attempt to the military's long-standing refusal to grant her gender reassignment surgery.
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Justice Clarence Thomas joined by Justice Neil Gorsuch dissented from the court's refusal to take the case.
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Wayfair CEO Niraj Shah's responded with a stern refusal to stop any business with any government contractor.
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On Thursday, December 1st, eight months after Colvin's refusal to give up her seat, Parks was arrested.
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We've learned that our refusal to find peace and happiness doesn't lighten their load, or ours. 2.
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Punk's rigor, its daring, its refusal to compromise, are familiar to young Viv from her mother's attitude.
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He was told he was being charged with assault on staff, and refusal of a direct order.
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Democrats won't -- and think they can't -- buckle on their refusal to give him money for the wall.
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It also called on the same skills—quick thinking, refusal to be embarrassed, delight in the absurd.
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He was told he was being charged with assault on staff and refusal of a direct order.
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By eliminating "personal belief" vaccine exemptions, HB 1638 aims to reduce the alarmingly high vaccine refusal rate.
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They have also hammered the White House for its refusal to denounce "radical Islamic terrorism" by name.
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A weaselly troublemaker and town terror, Gilly sees Paul's refusal to engage as the ultimate red flag.
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Ultimately, Jones won the vote and was certified the victor this week despite Moore's refusal to concede.
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The possible resistance hints at one of Apple's legal defenses of its refusal to assist the FBI.
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A path to government remains difficult, however, given its refusal to consider alliances and Italy's electoral system.
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Todd forced Jesse to watch her murder as punishment for his refusal to cook for the gang.
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If anything, his categorical public refusal to cooperate with Congress only makes explicit what was already implicit.
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On the other side were the Kirchners, who were intractable in their refusal even to consider negotiating.
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He's not supporting Apple's refusal to unlock an iPhone used by one of the San Bernardino shooters.
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What stayed with me through the whole process was a refusal to give up despite systemic barriers.
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Plus, at his subsequent criminal DUI trial, that refusal might be evidence of Woods' consciousness of guilt.
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Quoirin's family believe she was abducted and questioned Malaysian authorities' refusal to redesignate her case, media said.
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Although defense lawyers often discourage their clients from giving such interviews, Democrats fear the refusal of Mrs.
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The company has publicly characterized its refusal to assist the government as a defense of users' privacy.
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Mr. Kaczynski's refusal to heed the ruling represents an unacceptable assault on a cornerstone of liberal democracy.
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Wick mistrusts Borne, and Rachel's refusal to give the newcomer up threatens the couple's already doubtful alliance.
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OTPP bought 39 percent of Brussels Airport in 2011 and rights of first refusal on Macquarie's stake.
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Later, in a meeting with Bob Birch and the Democratic leadership, he fails to mention Blythe's refusal.
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Manning was jailed in March for her refusal to cooperate with a grand jury investigation into WikiLeaks.
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But there was also something beautiful to the stories: love and friendship, family, a refusal to forget.
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But for years, the US beef lobbies were frustrated by China's refusal to import US beef altogether.
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Her famous "hiddenness" is, at heart, her refusal to cop to the crime of purloined male authority.
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A refusal to reject the past, or to get stuck in it, never looked quite so provocative.
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But because of his "continuing refusal to accept responsibility and show remorse," they stood by their decision.
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Pakistan suffers few sanctions for its nuclear program, or its refusal to sign the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty.
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He laughed, Kawakubo did not, and it was tacitly understood that this was tantamount to a refusal.
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It's her refusal to let the state of the world come and take comedy along with it.
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This refusal to test people with protective equipment only underscores the need for expanding access to PPE.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker on Tuesday reiterated the EU's refusal to renegotiate the withdrawal deal.
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In the past, Congress has criticized the NCAA's refusal to provide due process in its disciplinary hearings.
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To name just one: It justified the refusal to accept refugees from Nazism, including 20,000 Jewish children.
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The Mets had asked to send Harvey to the minors, but he exercised his right of refusal.
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She added that journalists' refusal to brush off those tangents was the truly "outrageous and absurd" development.
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It's composed in a rare register: mourning and fury counterpoised by humor and a refusal of despair.
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Indigenous communities have long engaged in a "politics of refusal," according to a Mohawk anthropologist, Audra Simpson.
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Some registered their responses through the tension in their clenched jaws, which demonstrated a refusal to participate.
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There is no mention of what strategies would be implemented for compliance, nor for cases of refusal.
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Faced with presidential refusal to comply with subpoenas, the House could seek judicial enforcement of its subpoenas.
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Power regularly debated with herself about resigning in protest over Obama's refusal to intervene decisively in Syria.
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Pence's refusal to cooperate sets up the potential that House Democrats will subpoena him for the documents.
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The refusal to engage later led to a second article of impeachment claiming the president obstructed Congress.
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His threat is probably illegal; his refusal to produce documents about his decision process is definitely illegal.
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Mr. Bloomberg's refusal to meet with us — in his own city — did not speak well of him.
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In a dissent to a refusal to rehear a three-judge panel ruling in United States v.
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Part of it is Google's refusal to openly acknowledge it's a hardware company, at least in part.
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He said Amazon's refusal to allow gating takes away a brand's ability to maintain its own image.
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Our refusal to police trade cheats just encourages more companies and countries to take advantage of us.
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Young said Sun's refusal to cooperate, even if the sample had not been smashed, constituted a violation.
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The White House's refusal to disclose Mr. Trump's games has not deterred Mr. Knoller from his bookkeeping.
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Clinton has hit on Trump several times in the past over his refusal to release the documents.
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He also told house investigators that he resigned because of Pompeo's refusal to stick up for Yovanovitch.
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This year, the test refusal rate statewide dipped slightly, to 19 percent, from 21 percent last year.
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"Lee added that their refusal "was perhaps the most deeply upsetting thing to me in that meeting.
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And many said they were deeply distressed by Trump's refusal to accept the results of the Nov.
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The ban followed Wikipedia's refusal to remove content that the Turkish government found offensive, the government said.
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The refusal to allow machinery to dictate human activity unites the shop floor and the dance floor.
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The mandate confirmed Johnson's refusal to sign up to EU rules as part of a trade agreement.
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Mr. Trump has been deeply frustrated by China's refusal to purchase American agricultural products in recent months.
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This return — or refusal to leave — is good news for Americans who will happily remain in cities.
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That stoicism is fitting perhaps for someone whose life has been built on a refusal to despair.
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There will be no refusal to enforce the laws of the land when he is attorney general.
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She was jailed for her refusal and became a symbol of the resistance to same-sex marriage.
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These prosecutors, Barr declared, have been announcing their refusal to enforce broad swathes of the criminal law.
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This was grotesque, delegitimizing malfeasance, especially in contrast with the agency's refusal to discuss the Russia connection.
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They cited Mr. Trump's categorical refusal to cooperate with the investigation or comply with demands for documents.
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His refusal to fall on his sword — or his wedge, as it were — only extended the story.
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The judge, William E. Garnett, warned his refusal could jeopardize his right to use an insanity defense.
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Read the text of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals refusal to reinstate President Trump's travel ban.
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One reason for high percentages of people lacking health insurance is states' refusal to expand Medicaid eligibility.
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Other lawmakers also criticized Trump for his refusal to condemn Russia following the indictments, such as Rep.
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" Warner characterized Trump's refusal to criticize Putin as throwing the entire U.S. intelligence community "under the bus.
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The escalating tariffs were a direct attack on Turkey's refusal to free jailed American pastor Andrew Brunson.
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Refusal was met with at best a hefty fine, and more often with torture or even death.
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The chairmen said the health department's refusal to cooperate has been an "ongoing obstruction" in their investigation.
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If elegance is refusal, as Coco Chanel used to say, Giorgio's takes the mantra to new heights.
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Grace Meng agreed, calling Ross's refusal to testify "an abandonment of his responsibilities" as the Commerce secretary.
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Mostly it's marked by a refusal to cater to any one notion of what makes a classic.
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Ali, the most extraordinary athlete of the past century, was ordinary only in his refusal to stop.
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The Advocate named Reagan 1985's Homophobe of the Year for his refusal to address the crisis.
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Atkinson countered: Read the letters: Go deeper ... Schiff: DNI's refusal to turn over whistleblower complaint is "unprecedented"
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If this was the case, it only underscores the wrongfulness of Mr. Barr's refusal to recuse himself.
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The refusal of the president to celebrate them is a chilling and clear departure from American values.
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On Thursday, dozens of journalists were arrested protesting against state media's refusal to cover the ongoing protests.
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How this setup reduces the two men to their willingness — or refusal — to see others is striking.
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If the California State Lands Commission waives its right of first refusal, it issues a compliance certificate.
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One of them decided to sue Uber due to the company's apparent refusal to take security measures.
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The judiciary's response to a president's refusal to respond to a subpoena will depend on several factors.
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These were both situations where Trump wasn't really acting on longstanding Republican policy ideas: The Muslim ban was something his campaign came up with, and the Republican leadership mostly opposed Trump's refusal to single out white supremacists as responsible for violence in Charlottesville (a refusal that has real consequences).
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More recently, YouTuber Steven Crowder has positioned himself as a brave defendant of free speech thanks to his refusal to stop employing racist and homophobic rhetoric, while psychology professor-cum-motivational speaker Jordan Peterson has continually used the same reasoning to justify his refusal to use respectful gender pronouns.
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The White House's refusal to release documents on one of Kavanaugh's core responsibilities, and Grassley's refusal to release documents from the nominee's service from 2003 to 20006, means this issue and others, like what Kavanaugh's actions were during the response to Hurricane Katrina, will not be made public.
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With an increasing number of parents opting to deliver in non-hospital settings — a trend driven by many of the same factors driving vitamin K refusal, such as the desire for a "natural," personalized and low-intervention birth experience — vitamin K hesitancy and refusal are likely to grow.
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For him, Beethoven's last works were the triumphant expression of a determined refusal to resolve life's conflicts harmoniously.
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Her refusal to debate directly with opponents smacked of arrogance or, worse, a deep lack of self-belief.
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Trump was objected to Wray's refusal to adopt Barr's term -- "spying" -- for warrant approved surveillance of his campaign.
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The complaint closely follows Google's refusal to cooperate with the Department of Labor's requests for historical salary data.
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Refusal to provide guarantees for a bailout of Greece brought down the previous center-right government in 2012.
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Spokeswoman Kellyanne Conway said that he would not release his returns, though she later walked back the refusal.
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The refusal to budge on the contract led to a mutiny among the staff's newer hires and underlings.
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And it appears that Pelosi's refusal to allow impeachment proceedings to go forward is now helping Trump politically.
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Will the refusal to hand over their DNA count as evidence that they are not in fact related?
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State Democrats are hopeful it will present a way around the President's refusal to release his federal filings.
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The EPA said after Bayer's refusal that it will issue a formal request to cancel the pesticide's registration.
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The wide-ranging proposal takes a swipe at President Donald Trump's refusal to release his personal tax returns.
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"In my view, Harold Hamm has the right of first refusal," Cramer told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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And should a teacher&aposs refusal to follow school policy on transgender students have cost him a job?
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"We have been advised there's no legal basis to the grounds given for refusal to date," he wrote.
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Last week, anti-Trump protesters mass-mooned the building to protest Trump's refusal to release his tax records.
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"It's a scam," he told the reporter, citing Theranos' refusal to disclose information about its core Edison technology.
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Later in the interview, Rae criticized America for its refusal to give refuge to Jews fleeing the Holocaust.
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Apple's steadfast refusal to outfit its MacBook line with a touchscreen option is a well-known industry holdout.
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The Bundys first gained national attention in 2014, over patriarch Cliven Bundy's refusal to pay federal grazing fees.
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Melber asked Nunberg if his lawyer thought his refusal to comply with a subpoena was a good idea.
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Davis was later jailed for several days for her refusal to follow the law, but was eventually released.
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It blames the victim not for what happened to her but for her refusal to forget about it.
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That refusal to settle for being "old" will only get stronger as the baby-boomers start turning 65.
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The party was doubtless pleased by his resolute refusal, in line with its own, to countenance such concessions.
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The only reason for such an attitude is a refusal to change their selfish, export-driven economic strategy.
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One point of contention is its refusal to talk to union officials who still work for other airlines.
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However, for 2019 the WHO actually included the mechanism driving many of these outbreaks: the refusal to vaccinate.
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Worse, it betrays the NPC's refusal to acknowledge how the Communist Party's own miscalculations have created today's dissent.
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This, however, is a much bolder refusal to cooperate with any impeachment-related request for documents and testimony.
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Howell, in her ruling, said the White House's refusal to comply with the impeachment process strengthened Democrats' arguments.
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Donald Trump's refusal to release his tax returns is beginning to seem less an aberration than a prelude.
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Trump has a long history and dozens of lawsuits recounting his refusal to pay his employees and contractors.
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At another point, he insisted his refusal to pay contractors who'd done work for his businesses was smart.
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British negotiators are frustrated by the stubborn refusal of Mr Barnier's team to deviate from its negotiating mandate.
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Mr Trump's personal conflicts of interest are hard to know given his refusal to release his tax returns.
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But that was all overshadowed by Trump's refusal to commit to accepting the result of the 2016 election.
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Turkey is frustrated about Germany's refusal to extradite military officers and others who have sought asylum in Germany.
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This has serious implications for female bodies when there is no space of dialogue, only acquiescence or refusal.
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In fact, it's a humane response to our state's refusal to acknowledge the simple freedom to self-identify.
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Rachel Bilson in 2008 revealed that she almost lost a role thanks to her refusal to do nudity.
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