Unfortunately, most people refuse to do something about their failures.
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It should refuse to do so, or substantially amend it.
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Here are a few things successful people refuse to do.
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"They refuse to do that," he said of Mississippi officials.
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Is there anything you'd refuse to do for your master?
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Yet the vast majority of them refuse to do so.
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Countries must face sanctions if they refuse to do their share.
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You are going to have to refuse to do some things.
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Those who refuse to do so wind up lashing and leaking.
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He is certainly the first president to refuse to do so.
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And yet, so many states refuse to do much about it.
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Why don't state pension officials refuse to do business with them?
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And Democrats simply refuse to do their job and fix the problem.
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Why, then, do so many Americans stubbornly refuse to do just that?
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They refuse to do things that you make excuses to keep doing.
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Then decide what you're going to refuse to do to get there.
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But I refuse to do it on the first day of November.
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Sochua said other nations should refuse to do business with Hun's regime.
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One of the most expensive indulgences Americans nonetheless refuse to do without?
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That makes him the only modern president to refuse to do so.
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But that's the one thing Republican lawmakers in Washington refuse to do.
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Trump hates to lose, which is why he will refuse to do it.
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The perfect gift for Valentines who flat-out refuse to do the dishes.
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Those could be disclosed with tax returns, but they refuse to do them.
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Pathologists cannot refuse to do autopsies just because they might risk losing accreditation.
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That they refuse to do so suggests no such facts are at hand.
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Still, as governments refuse to do anything meaningful, the impetus remains on the individual.
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And companies including Birkenstock and the NFL refuse to do business with Amazon altogether.
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That happens a lot on Twitter too and I just refuse to do it.
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And if they refuse to do that, even The Rock, we wouldn't do it.
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Taylor Swift and certain other artists refuse to do so, but they are exceptions.
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If pharmacists are going to refuse to do their jobs, Walgreens should fire them.
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That is precisely why the Republicans and Democrats in Congress refuse to do it.
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If Republicans continue to refuse to do their jobs, voters will remember in November.
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The Dems refuse to do what they know is necessary - amend our immigration laws.
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And if official whistle-blowing channels failed them, would they simply refuse to do it?
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On migration, Italy wants others to take its migrants; the easterners refuse to do so.
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Kim and Kourtney would refuse to do shoots until the stylists brought me more dresses.
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No country can do it alone, and no country can refuse to do its part.
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Now, with all of that being said, the Democrats refuse to do anything on illegal immigration.
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If they refuse to do so, she is seeking $3 million in damages and attorney fees.
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It's not that they cannot solve this; it's that they refuse to do what is necessary.
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In crude terms, by throwing the bums out when they refuse to do the right thing.
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She said you all should refuse to do this, lay down your arms, lay down your badges.
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You have to act a role and at 61-years old I refuse to do that anymore.
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There are still clerks who refuse to do their jobs and issue marriage licenses to LGBT couples.
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" You can "refuse to smile, you can refuse to do emotional labor, you can refuse to fuck.
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They just refuse to do so because they don't want Obamacare to function as it's supposed to.
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A suspect can opt to cooperate, in hopes of averting an indictment, or refuse to do so.
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If I paid attention to what the press said, I'd go nuts, and I refuse to do that.
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But I refuse to do what is easy, and if you're reading this, I believe neither do you.
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If they refuse to do so, we recommend that the government consult on requiring them to do so.
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Ross wants his fellow queens to rise up and refuse to do the show or even watch it.
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S. firms reject or drop expatriate Americans' accounts, won't hire Americans, or refuse to do business with them.
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"I didn't yell, or call anyone names, or refuse to do my job," he told the Hollywood Reporter.
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If the trustees refuse to do so, Michigan's governor, Rick Snyder, and its Legislature ought to remove them.
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The Gillen-esque fiend takes it rather philosophically when the party refuse to do deals with the devil.
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If he sends you something on Thursday afternoon, then you need to refuse to do it, as you said.
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But I wasted far too much of my young adulthood punishing my body and refuse to do that anymore.
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If we refuse to do this, we are left to focus on only a small segment of wine's possibilities.
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Here are five things emotionally intelligent people refuse to do when their children throw temper tantrums, according to psychology.
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That seems unlikely, in that European companies refuse to do business with Iran for fear of the American sanctions.
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There is only so much government can do to save businesses if we consumers refuse to do our part.
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Who in the room would refuse to do a gastric band procedure even if a patient asked for it?
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For his part, James told reporters last week that he would refuse to do his job in empty arenas.
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That has a lot to do to with letting your disease define you and I refuse to do that.
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But federal lawmakers are so fearful of raising taxes just ahead of an election that they refuse to do so.
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You know the type — like the guys who get scarily aggressive when you refuse to do more than make-out.
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Should she refuse to do so, my clients intent to take all necessary and appropriate actions to enforce their frights.
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Those who refuse to do it are required to publicly explain their position and so far no one has dissented.
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Paying someone for a job they refuse to do is not an affirmation of religious liberty; it's just bad business.
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And I think [it] would be really reassuring to a lot of people, if they basically refuse to do it.
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As soon as that reward is gone, they will become upset and refuse to do the same work without it.
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While he has done so twice since taking office, he has signaled that he will refuse to do so again.
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I had no control over content, no creative leverage except to refuse to do a film, which I often did.
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It's not an easy thing to accept, but it sure beats not playing at all, which, frankly, I refuse to do.
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But I also expect them to govern, and that is what many in the Grand Old Party now refuse to do.
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Taking off my polish or painting over it are both things I refuse to do no matter how chipped it looks.
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They can also get jealous of those who are willing to do the hard, time-consuming work they refuse to do.
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The US will no longer be able to use its financial power to make banks refuse to do business with Iran.
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These moves have, of course, affected the company's bottom line, and major gun companies now refuse to do business with Dick's.
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Sorkin argued that financial companies such as Visa and Mastercard should refuse to do business with gun retailers, such as Walmart.
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Because Trump still hasn't released any of his personal tax returns, the first president in modern times to refuse to do so.
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If they refuse to do one or the other voluntarily, he has warned, the national government will impose a plan on them.
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Politicians offer meaningless words about what an outrage this all is, but refuse to do anything that would compromise their own agendas.
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We should penalize those countries that refuse to do this and conduct massive public awareness campaigns in demand countries in their own languages.
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But Republicans who refuse to do in Washington what they promised back home they would do will be dismissed by their own base.
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Trump failed to see why Comey could tell so many people outside of the FBI that fact but refuse to do so publicly.
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In other words, if the operators of these constellations refuse to do anything about it, there are at least things we can do.
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The law also forces companies to assist Russian law enforcement in decrypting customers' encrypted communications, and penalizes those who refuse to do so.
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And how can those who refuse to do even that be expected to uphold American ideals against a man who seems to devalue them?
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Poo-purri No matter what, some people will always refuse to do number two in public — or when anyone is home, for that matter.
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Likely, Facebook would refuse to do so, and the two bodies would be faced with a lengthy run through the courts as a result.
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There's also concern that The Trade Desk will eventually charge for its ID or refuse to do business with companies that don't use it.
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In regards to the Florida shooting, the "children" are the ones moving for change in a broken system, when adults refuse to do so.
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The anger inevitably gets directed at the N.R.A., those who support gun rights, and the politicians who refuse to do anything while children die.
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It's only a brave few who flat-out tell their boss they refuse to do what they're being asked because it's illegal or inappropriate.
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One way to be masculine is to do typically male chores, they concluded — and another way is to refuse to do typically female ones.
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Toilet Spray Bottle No matter what, some people will always refuse to do number two in public — or when anyone is home, for that matter.
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"Major banks still refuse to do money transactions with Iran but there are tens of smaller banks willing to do such businesses," the official said.
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Second, he could trigger another Saturday Night Massacre by ordering Justice Department officials to fire Mueller, which many of them would likely refuse to do.
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If you have a candidate who inspires, brick-and-mortar campaign offices simply meant "landlords were getting rich": "I refuse to do that," Lewandowski said.
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Polish President Andrzej Duda has blamed migrants for terrorist attacks and decried the "far-reaching political correctness" of Europeans who refuse to do the same.
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Former CIA Director John Brennan said he believes if the White House tries to fire special counsel Robert Mueller, officials should refuse to do so.
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Destructive to the Senate, because it will say, "We can refuse to do our job under the Constitution," and destructive to the integrity of the Court.
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Together, they explained that gender studies is a necessary field because it analyzes power in the way that a lot of popular fields refuse to do.
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And Warren demanded that Carson refuse to do business with any real estate company linked to Trump to avoid the appearance of a conflict of interest.
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"There's ample evidence they could marshal to make public to refute those claims, those accusations they say are baseless, but refuse to do so," he said.
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Senate Republicans also put our safety at risk when they refuse to do their job and pass commonsense measures to keep Americans safe from gun violence.
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So, let this political season do the work in refuting socialism that the civic institutions sitting at the commanding heights of our culture refuse to do.
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It proposes to force these communities to honor requests from immigration officers to detain undocumented immigrants in local jails, which many sanctuary cities refuse to do.
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To refuse to do so is to deny the implicit constitutional mandate requiring an honest and good faith proceeding in the Senate to establish the truth.
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And my worry is that each side will see this as a campaign issue and refuse to do a bipartisan bill and let the thing die.
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We refuse to do spoilers, so we'll just say that the character of Rory Gilmore (played by Alexis Bledel) uttered four words which were a game changer.
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The same forces that sent conservatives to Congress in waves are ready and waiting to remove the members of Congress that refuse to do what they promised.
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For one, even though the Constitution implies that the Senate has to hold a trial, McConnell could refuse to do so — and no one can force them.
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I don't think he ever said 'I refuse to do that,' because that suggests a tone of intolerance and inflexibility," Kelly Rippon said on CNN's "New Day.
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A 2013 addition to the Minnesota Human Rights Act specifically makes it illegal for businesses to intentionally refuse to do business with someone because of their sexual orientation.
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I have to stop at the Apple Store because my headphones have spontaneously decided to kick the bucket and I refuse to do just about anything without music.
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That bill, which reflects legislation that the Senate passed earlier this year, would allow state or local governments to refuse to do business with companies that boycott Israel.
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But if they refuse to do that, you will see international portals like this develop, because these talents are so valuable to leagues in both Japan and Korea.
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But that would mean walking away from leases, which would anger landlords who might refuse to do business with the company in the future or demand tougher terms.
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The law says that Mr Trump could direct the federal government to stop buying stuff from China, or he could refuse to do a trade deal with them.
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In some inpatient psychiatric treatment programs, you can refuse to do the things expected of you, but that just gets you labeled "non-compliant," and there are consequences.
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Republicans say they want the articles transmitted first from the House to the Senate to begin that process, which Democrats refuse to do until they see the procedures.
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"It is shameful and disappointing that Republicans in the General Assembly refuse to do their jobs, and take immediate action to save lives," Northam said in a statement Tuesday.
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That the tasks you entered so lovingly will refuse to do themselves, and will instead glare at you from your to-do app, making a mockery of your dreams.
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The talks failed, mainly after Iran said it would not participate in a freeze, leading other Middle Eastern producers, such as Saudi Arabia, to refuse to do so unilaterally.
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I quickly learned that, at liberal arts school, the general aim of each class was to identify something problematic, discuss it, and then refuse to do anything about it.
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It can be hopelessly confusing, and it still asks you to dive into Huawei's ecosystem of services such as Huawei Cloud (which I refuse to do) too many times.
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A visceral reaction to anything that resembled Azaria's impression may be the reason so many South Asian American actors hesitate or outright refuse to do accents in their work.
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The President has tried to address it on a number of occasions - we've laid out a proposal and Democrats simply refuse to do their job and fix the problem.
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Eat additional costs The Chinese importer usually has to pay duties but the risk is they could refuse to do it when the ship is halfway across the ocean.
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"It is shameful and disappointing that Republicans in the General Assembly refuse to do their jobs, and take immediate action to save lives," Mr. Northam said in a statement.
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This is why the vast majority of American banks refuse to do business with the industry, lest they run foul of federal statutes on money-laundering, drug-trafficking and racketeering.
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Who would have thought that a quarter century later, we'd be in a situation where members of Congress are collecting their salaries even as they refuse to do their jobs?
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If the Republicans refuse to do so, they will have lost any standing to complain about secondhand witnesses (including the demand to question the whistleblower whose complaint also was secondhand).
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Yet congressional Republicans, for reasons that seem so obvious today that they don't even bother to articulate them but that future generations will find baffling, simply refuse to do so.
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Following the death of Marvel comics' Stan Lee, people have begun recirculating a 1968 column Lee wrote denouncing racism (something a disturbing number of politicians refuse to do to this day).
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"You can be much older and still part of a youth movement if you refuse to do things just because that's the way they've always been done," Ocasio-Cortez told Thunberg.
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Some groups have even gone as far as to demand banks refuse to do business or associate with the energy companies building projects to better serve American consumers across the country.
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Those who fail or refuse to do a test would not be eligible for itemized deductions and would have to use the standard deduction, which for most single people is $6,300.
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The Senate bill would allow state and city governments to refuse to do business with companies that support efforts to boycott, divest from or sanction Israel, known as the "BDS" movement.
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By naming his pick now, Mr. Obama would force the Republicans to explain to Americans why they refuse to do their job and take a vote on a highly qualified nominee.
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The National Assembly ordered Maduro to appear at a session next Tuesday - which he will almost certainly refuse to do - and said it would also consider charges of abandoning his duties.
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" Democratic strategist Christy Setzer said it "just goes to show that having unlimited money and the most talented team in the world doesn't matter if you refuse to do basic preparation.
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He suggested Mastercard and Visa should follow suit and refuse to do business with retailers that sell assault weapons — including AR-15 semiautomatic rifles, the same kind used in the Feb.
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" The Girls director went on to explain her decision to address the incident, writing that she was "sick of protecting people from their own behavior, and I refuse to do it anymore.
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In other words, it's a Senate full of members who categorically refuse to do their jobs but continue to collect pay for the work they are, for the most part, not doing.
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Mr. McConnell attached the amendment to a bill intended to extend aid to Israel and offer protections to state and local governments that refuse to do business with companies that boycott Israel.
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"The staggering levels of pipe and tube imports clearly indicates foreign competitors refuse to do so and that is why we support the remedial action," said Lee Searing, CEO of Searing Industries.
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Trump, it's worth noting, is the first major-party presidential candidate since Watergate to not release any tax information; he is also the first president since Nixon to refuse to do so.
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Kavanagh helped write the state law that allows pharmacists to refuse to do their jobs if they don't want to give misoprostol to a miscarrying woman, or emergency contraception to a rape victim.
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Just because the Democrats refuse to do that does not mean that we have to let ourselves be dragged down to the level at which they're operating, and we won't do that as Republicans.
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At the hospital, nurses who are conscientious objectors refuse to wash surgical tools used on pregnant women seeking abortions, orderlies refuse to wheel women to operation theaters, and anesthesiologists refuse to do their job.
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"Senate Republicans who refuse to do their jobs are already seeing the consequences of their inaction," said Amy Brundage, a former White House deputy communications director who is coordinating communications around the court campaign.
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"And if we refuse to do that, then it makes it difficult for them to continue their policy because they don't have the resources to run down all the undocumented residents locally," Baraka added.
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Yeah. There are two types of people in this world: straight guys who refuse to do stuff with gay men, and straight men who understand it doesn't make you gay unless you are gay.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "We should not be blaming the Supreme Court for refusing to do for us what we the people, in Congress (and state legislatures) assembled, refuse to do for ourselves.
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Like Coats, Rogers reportedly turned down Trump's request, since it would require the two officials to not only issue statements on ongoing investigations — something intelligence agencies often refuse to do — but also release false statements.
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Despite once insisting he'd refuse to "do the U.S.'s dirty work" on immigration, López Obrador is using the National Guard to crack down on migrants crossing Mexico in their journey to the U.S. border.
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They refuse to do this, which makes them complicit in the constitutional crisis surrounding the Russia scandal that Trump will provoke because of his fear of what Mueller has found in his brilliantly managed investigation. .
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There's the legal tool, which is resignation, and then there would be like a shelter-in-place tool, where they would do a slowdown, or refuse to do the business of government, or sign letters.
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If she can have the guts to own up to her mistakes and move forward, the least her detractors can do is own up to their own motivations as they refuse to do the same.
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Democrats and Republicans rail against the spending restraints but have struggled to reach an agreement to remove them largely because Republicans want to increase Pentagon funding more than domestic funding, something Democrats refuse to do.
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That means that if a journalist were fired because they engaged in legally protected activity such as trying to unionize their employer, the only agency capable of protecting that journalist might refuse to do so.
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The idea behind a women's general strike is that if women refuse to do all of their typical work for a day, it will force people to notice how important and underappreciated that work is.
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The pledge, initiated by Mayors Bill de Blasio of New York City, Steve Adler of Austin, and Ted Wheeler of Portland, promises that cities will refuse to do business with ISPs that violate net neutrality standards.
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But if they refuse to do so, the best cure for excessive government regulation of housing markets might be for the federal government to take a less laissez-faire attitude toward these major corporate relocation questions.
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The idea behind a women's general strike is that if women refuse to do all of their typical work for a day, it will force people to notice how important and under-appreciated that work is.
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"This ruling is also a moment of profound vindication following months of hysterical commentary from the media and Democratic politicians who refuse to do what it takes to secure our border and our country," he said.
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"This ruling is also a moment of profound vindication following months of hysterical commentary from the media and Democratic politicians who refuse to do what it takes to secure our border and our country," Trump said.
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Among those interviewed — including engineers involved in mobile product and security development, as well as former security engineers and executives — some said they would quit, while others said they would simply refuse to do the work.
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"So if WhatsApp gets one of these notices and does not comply, they're subject to asset seizure and even hypothetically having executives hauled into jail for contempt if they refuse to do so," Mr. Cardozo said.
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We've also seen 100 US mayors pledge to refuse to do business with any internet service providers who violate net neutrality protections and states are working to create their own laws that could have national ripple effects.
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It will tie future changes to the minimum wage to changes in middle-class pay, and will go far in boosting paychecks for underpaid workers at a time when employers refuse to do so on their own.
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"This ruling is also a moment of profound vindication following months of hysterical commentary from the media and Democratic politicians who refuse to do what it takes to secure our border and our country," the president said.
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"As U.S. Representatives, we take seriously the right and responsibility of Congress to authorize the use of force, or to refuse to do so, as mandated by the Constitution and the 1973 War Powers Resolution," they wrote.
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It has no answer for a political system in which a congressional majority recognizes it may lose power, even lose the majority, if they hold a president accountable, and so refuse to do anything of the sort.
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Our current thinking is that we're going to push developers to further disclose any potentially problematic content in their games during the submission process, and cease doing business with any of them that refuse to do so honestly.
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They cannot take a position on the presidential candidates, but on Saturday, Keisling told me that whoever wins the presidency has the power to either enforce existent protective policies for trans Americans, or to refuse to do so.
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What they're saying: Republicans say they want reach a deal to codify net neutrality rules into law, but that they refuse to do so if it returns to the utility-style "common carrier" regime the FCC repealed last year.
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However, after ten years of playing Luna songs live in his solo sets (as well as with his wife and Luna bassist Britta Phillips), frontman Dean Wareham got an offer he couldn't refuse to do a short Spanish tour.
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It would have tied future changes to the minimum wage to changes in middle-class pay, and would have gone far in boosting paychecks for underpaid workers at a time when employers refuse to do so on their own.
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An even bigger issue is the fact that these are the only options available because state and federal lawmakers refuse to do the hard work of finding a policy answer to the problem of gun violence and mass shootings.
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All of that said, for many children, acting incompetent is simply a practical strategy: They know from experience that if they stall, delay or refuse to do something they don't want to do, someone will eventually do it for them.
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Victims of the attack can either pay the hackers for the release of their files, feeding the profit motive that generates attacks like this in the first instance, or refuse to do so and permanently say goodbye to their computers.
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" After his tweet, the president said in a statement that the ruling was a "profound vindication" after "months of hysterical commentary from the media and Democratic politicians who refuse to do what it takes to secure our border and our country.
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The vice president-elect has a position on what he calls religious liberty, which allows citizens to refuse to do business with people with whom they have a sincere religious objection — but this has also popped up in the military, right?
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We'll be seeking more emotional freedom when the Moon clashes with Uranus at 12:30 PM, and we'll all refuse to do things the conventional way this weekend thanks to the Moon entering Aquarius at 4:06 PM. All Times EST.
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Here's one of them: To this day, authorities refuse to do real-time testing of the amount of fentanyl in illicit street drugs — stuff that anyone can buy, anywhere, right now — and publish warnings if they're found to be full of deadly poison.
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Well, now there are rumors that Trump could sign another executive order aimed at restricting advances in rights made by gays and lesbians, such as allowing people to refuse to do business with them due to religious objections (expect federal legislation here too).
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If someone isn't showing through their actions that they're consistently trying to unpack how they are hurting others, or if they refuse to do so, my wish is for whoever is around that person to have the self-love to cut them loose.
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He also spoke witheringly about an approach he said had led the United States to lower its own trade barriers, only to have other countries refuse to do so, and he accused the World Trade Organization of treating the United States unfairly.
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"It's partially to reach across party lines and partially sort of calling bullshit on the hypocrisy of people who know that this is a serious problem and refuse to do anything about it or are actively putting the brakes on it," Cameron said.
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" As critics continued to decry the policy as "xenophobic," Trump described the court decision as "a moment of profound vindication following months of hysterical commentary from the media and Democratic politicians who refuse to do what it takes to secure our border and our country.
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The following stars refuse to do nude scenes for a variety of reasons: they have kids and feel it is inappropriate as a parent, they don't like the aesthetics of nude scenes, or they just simply don't feel comfortable with baring it all on set.
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GREENWALD: Well, it is really amazing because we at "The Intercept" did a FOIA request where we asked the CIA to turn over there communications with reporters which they can&apost refuse to do on national security grounds because they&aposre communicating with journalists.
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The Department has the power and the obligation to do the right thing and immediately cancel the debt of cheated Corinthian borrowers, but if they continue to refuse to do it on their own, we will fight them in court until they come around.
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But official Afghan government policy forbids representatives for provincial and district police and government bodies from divulging casualty details to the news media, so many simply refuse to do so; that most likely accounts for the much higher figure the American military cited last week.
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It's a clear and present danger, I think, to our democracy and not something we can turn away from simply because the Republicans in the House refuse to do their duty and continue to put the person of the president above their constitutional obligation.
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Saudi media reported this week that the new sanctions would include a pull-out of deposits and loans from Qatar by banks in alliance states, and a "secondary boycott" in which the alliance would refuse to do business with firms that traded with Qatar.
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I had high school students come in and steal my stuff, push me into walls, refuse to do any work, curse at me and say sexual things to me, and run around the classroom screaming, and I got zero — ZERO — support from the administration.
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And at the oral argument, the baker's lawyers had a difficult time explaining why siding with him wouldn't grease a slippery slope that gives anyone connected with a wedding—from the makeup artist to the jeweller—a right to refuse to do business with gays and lesbians.
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T.J. Ducklo, a spokesman for Mr. Biden, wrote in an email that "Donald Trump has demonstrated he will continue to subvert our democratic institutions for his own personal gain, but his shortcomings are no excuse for companies like Facebook to refuse to do the right thing."
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"If you had an aunt who happened to be a lesbian and who was qualified and willing to take a child and that was what was in the child's best interest, the child welfare agency could refuse to do that on religious grounds," Ms. Oakley said.
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Though Trump promised in 2014 that he would "absolutely" release his tax returns if he "decide[d] to run for office," he has broken 40 years of precedent by refusing to do so on the campaign trail and steadfastly continuing to refuse to do so since becoming president.
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But I do think it mostly supports what Republicans do with regard to the deficit (not what they say, which is mostly nonsense) — namely that it's often good to pay for things but lack of pay-fors is very rarely a reason to refuse to do something worthwhile.
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I do not want to pretend that I have an answer for the problem of McConnell, but I do have a principle for weakening the McConnell Effect: McConnell's refusal to do his constitutional duty cannot be the reason that other political officials refuse to do their constitutional duty.
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" Cheney went on to say she believes Republicans need to make sure they're abiding by and upholding the Constitution, before adding, "Just because the Democrats refuse to do so, that does not mean that we ought to let ourselves be dragged down to the level at which they are operating.
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"It forces [Trump's appointees] into a position of making very difficult decisions if they're being pressured to do things that they can't ethically do or refuse to do because they believe they don't have the legal authority to do so, then they have to quit," Roberts, the political science professor, said.
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Members of the Blue Dog Coalition, meanwhile, had threatened to sign on to a GOP discharge petition to force a vote on Senate legislation to allow state and local governments to refuse to do business with companies that boycott Israel if the BDS resolution wasn't considered before the August recess.
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"This ruling is also a moment of profound vindication following months of hysterical commentary from the media and Democratic politicians who refuse to do what it takes to secure our border and our country," the president said in a statement issued by the White House soon after the decision was announced.
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"Faculty and other employees on campus rely heavily on the classified staff and they will be getting regular support by having their employees join the picket line, refuse to do 'classified' work that is the responsibility of employees on strike, and by participating in various union solidarity events," Burley says.
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It does not alter the interpretation of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act It does not give individuals the right to purchase health care from a plan or insurer that refuses to provide abortions It does not require accommodations to government employees who refuse to do their job because of religious beliefs.
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As the New York Times's Robert Pear reported last summer, administration officials have hotly debated the expansion question, with some arguing in its favor (to head off states like Utah deciding to fully expand Medicaid) while others refuse to do anything proactive that would help expand Obamacare's coverage to more people.
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It's not exactly a guide to doing nothing; more like a suggestion that you could refuse to do some of the things that fracture your attention — reading every push notification that crosses your phone screen, watching 500 Instagram stories between every basic task — and protect your mind from becoming slippery and splintered.
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If the courts force Puerto Rico to tell police, teachers, doctors and firefighters to stay at home—which Alejandro García Padilla, the governor, has said he would refuse to do—a debt crisis that has so far been relatively contained and slow-moving would erupt into a cataclysm comparable to Argentina's in 2001.
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Michael Hancock, another former top official in the division that produced the proposal, said he found it unimaginable that the department would not have produced an economic analysis because officials at the Office of Management and Budget, who must typically sign off on new regulations, would refuse to do so without one.
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"He must be heard within 24 hours by an investigating judge who will explain the motives for the European arrest warrant, to say that he has the right to a lawyer and also to offer for him to voluntarily return to Spain, something that he can also refuse to do," Chome told The Associated Press.
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I would never make an excuse and say it&aposs okay when an unarmed black is shot by a police officer, but I do understand that those statistics are skewed in an effort to make black people hate the police officers and do the bidding for the Democratic Party which I refuse to do.
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The Galaxy Note 7 is no longer permitted on flights from the U.S. and a number of other countries, and so there is lots of potential for difficulty at airports where customers who haven't yet been able to return their affected device (or who stubbornly refuse to do so) have to get on a plane.
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The man, who was not further identified, in keeping with Swiss privacy law, is charged with calling in a sermon in October for the denunciation of Muslims in the community who did not pray, "and for those who continue to refuse to do so to be killed by burning them in their homes," prosecutors said.
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A new Supreme Court term begins this week without a ninth Justice, and – unlike Senate Republicans who continue to refuse to do their jobs and give the President's nominee a hearing and a vote – the eight Justices currently on the Court still need to do their jobs to the extent they are able to.
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WE COULD HAVE SETTLED WITH THE SEC FOR THE AMOUNT THAT IS FAR LESS THAN I DONATE TO CHARITY ON AN ANNUAL BASIS, BUT I REFUSE TO DO SO BECAUSE I KNOW THAT WE ACTED APPROPRIATELY AND LAWFULLY…IT TOOK ME 50 YEARS OF HARD WORK, VERY LONG HOURS, PLAYING BY THE RULES TO GET WHERE I AM PROFESSIONALLY.
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" But, he said, "if that exception were not confined, then a long list of persons who provide goods and services for marriages and weddings might refuse to do so for gay persons, thus resulting in a community-wide stigma inconsistent with the history and dynamics of civil rights laws that ensure equal access to goods, services and public accommodations.
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On Wednesday, House lawyers asked a U.S. district judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed by Charles Kupperman, a former Bolton deputy at the White House, who had asked for a ruling on whether he should comply with a House subpoena or accede to a Trump administration order to refuse to do so because he is a White House adviser.
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If Amazon truly wanted to help prevent global warming beyond 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels—the critical tipping point—it could impose restrictions on contracts; only opt to work on systems that help diagnose leaky wells, say, and refuse to do business with companies looking to accelerate the rates of exploration, development, and production.
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Foreign nationals traveling to the US who refuse to do so can be denied entry if deemed to be "non cooperative" with border officials, and US citizens can be detained and their devices confiscated if they refuse to hand over passwords (though as the case of the San Bernardino shooter's phone showed, it can be very difficult and expensive to break into a device without them).
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When a platform we designed and built to connect people across the world is used to dox the parents of murdered children, and the people who run it refuse to do anything about it; when they refuse to fix it because they don't see it as a problem; when they attempt to justify the profits with which they're lining their pockets as values, we need to burn it to the ground.
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Former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE revealed Thursday that he has received a subpoena from House Republicans to testify on Capitol Hill, but said he would refuse to do so unless it is a public hearing.
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But when faced with bosses or colleagues who require this hybrid of good-daughter devotion and quasi-maternal coddling from their "work wives," women have two choices: Expend the unpaid effort and lose valuable time and energy, all while knowing you'll never be as respected as a man who doesn't have to handhold and head-pat his employer; or refuse to do it, and risk losing the job altogether.
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We've seen a lot of hypocrisy in Washington: Republicans who claim to be deficit hawks while adding $1.5 trillion to the deficit; politicians who mourn the victims of mass shootings but refuse to do anything about it; Democrats who opposed wars started by George W. Bush but supported those begun under Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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I just think — I wish — you're besmirching prosecutors who actually are no longer in government, but prosecutors are important in our system and you are going after the very basis of our justice system, which has plenty of problems but, you know, part of the thing is you got out, you do have an obligation to at least admit what you did wrong and you refuse to do that and you're creating a whole new alternate universe of facts and that may be big in politics today but it's still frankly just bullshit.
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