She tells parents that she likens refusing medication to refusing to wear glasses.
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And then we see Offred refusing to participate, refusing to kill her fellow Handmaid.
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But refusing to sign wasn't recanting; it was merely refusing to sign at that moment.
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Refusing to invest in yourself, refusing to network and travel is a self-defeating approach.
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Refusing to perform the halftime show is one thing, but refusing to participate in a commercial?
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Merely refusing to explain oneself, refusing the possibility of recognition clearly is not what these artists do.
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By refusing to act, senators are creating a judicial crisis by actively refusing to do their job.
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Not only is the minister refusing to act, she is refusing to even acknowledge this as an issue.
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But not only are Republicans refusing to own that trade-off — they're refusing to own any trade-offs.
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By middle age, her Hockney has forgotten how love works, refusing to feel guilt and refusing to take responsibility.
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It's as if they're refusing to change — flatly refusing — in the face of overwhelming evidence what they're doing isn't working.
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Many of those who condemned the bakers for refusing the gay couple applauded the Red Hen for refusing to serve Sanders.
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Sometimes that disobedience means refusing to appear before a committee to testify, and sometimes that means refusing to pony up requested documents.
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Trump and his administration are stonewalling in every way possible, refusing to produce administration officials for testimony and refusing to produce documents.
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By refusing to provide contraception to its patients, Obria is refusing to abide by obligations governing its receipt of Title X grant funding.
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By refusing to call in key witnesses, by refusing to request pertinent documents, and by refusing to compel and enforce witness cooperation and answers to key questions, the Majority hobbled the Committee's ability to conduct a credible investigation that could inspire public confidence.
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The list of candidates refusing to support the California Democrat for speaker -- or refusing to state their position -- has steadily grown, though estimates vary.
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She is refusing to stand up for the people of Orange County and refusing to see the corruption that's right in front of her.
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Thus, refusing to apply these criteria would be equivalent to refusing to allow the chief justice of the Supreme Court to preside at the impeachment trial of a president, as required by the Constitution, or refusing to require a two-thirds vote for removal.
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Marshall also consistently misgendered Roem during the campaign — calling her a "he" and refusing to acknowledge her as a woman — while refusing to debate her.
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In refusing to delete her Facebook account, she is refusing to turn the power abuses of the tech industry into an issue of personal responsibility.
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Julia Moskin: Refusing to serve turkey at Thanksgiving is like refusing to put candy canes on the Christmas tree just because you don't like peppermint.
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Some pro sports team cries poor (while refusing to open the books) and demands a massive handout from the public (while refusing to pay it back).
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Separatists argue that by refusing to allow Catalonia to hold a referendum, Mr. Rajoy is refusing to uphold a basic democratic value: the right to vote.
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Either Cersei is refusing to fight the dead or someone is refusing to work with her — either way, a "Light of the Seven" callback doesn't bode well.
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On a technical level, GoDaddy dropping the site was more like refusing to list someone's address in the phone book, rather than refusing to rent them a room.
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Mullins said the boycott, which he supports, would involve officers refusing to work paid off-duty security for the event, not refusing to perform regular law enforcement duties.
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Many joining these efforts they are not refusing to work but refusing to buy supplies or services from their prison, making it easier to protest under the radar.
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He also failed to distinguish between refusing to decorate a cake with derogatory language and refusing to provide a wedding cake to a same-sex couple (Masterpiece Cakeshop).
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They could pass "indirect" abortion funding bans — not just refusing to fund abortion services directly, but refusing to fund any other services at an organization that also provides abortion.
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The winemaker in our example is not refusing to sell wine to Catholics, or even to priests; she is merely refusing to sell the wine for a particular purpose.
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However, Washington and Pyongyang have proven unable to strike a deal, with the North refusing to give up its nuclear arsenal and the U.S. refusing to roll back sanctions.
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Men refusing to pay for prenatal care because they don't have a uterus is as ludicrous as women refusing to pay for prostate cancer screenings because they don't have prostates.
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All previous diplomatic efforts foundered over the future role of Assad, with the opposition refusing to back off its demand that he leave power and the president refusing to go.
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Refusing to send that message doesn't just mean refusing to give Trump $5.8 billion to build a concrete wall; it means not giving Trump a win on his signature issue.
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ICE didn't say anything about whether fathers were refusing meals, and there have been questions in the past about when ICE officially acknowledges someone refusing meals to be on hunger strike.
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Maybe that means not showing up to work and not doing any writing — but if you like doing those things (I do), maybe it's just refusing to book conference rooms for men when it's not your job, refusing to take notes in meetings, refusing to smooth over interpersonal office issues created by men because 'you're good with emotional stuff.
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The mayor of Santa Fe is refusing to comply with Trump's proposed immigration crackdown The mayor of Santa Fe is refusing to comply with Trump's proposed immigration crackdown This segment originally aired Dec.
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It's not just refusing to buy toilet paper on Amazon.
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The officer also must witness the person refusing to leave.
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Police have said Holmes was refusing to cooperate with detectives.
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He started refusing a bottle, so we're pretty much attached!
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It was a show about men refusing to believe women.
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And yet moral qualms remain about refusing to endorse him.
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But India's policy of refusing disaster relief is not unique.
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Ultimately, refusing to debate means that opposing views remain unchallenged.
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With that discovery, he left, refusing to say another word.
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I combat that craziness by refusing to answer the question.
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We want him out but he is refusing to resign.
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And the dollar giants are refusing to be left behind.
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I think our heroine has finally stopped refusing the journey.
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Refusing to confront tough, inevitable political choices is simply irresponsible.
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But he's wrong about Starbucks refusing to celebrate Christian holidays.
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It's dark and muggy, the summer humidity refusing to budge.
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After initially refusing to answer, Xi offered a curt response.
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Many states responded by simply doing nothing, refusing integration outright.
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And as for my refusing this role myself, I'm trying.
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Young Adult is about a woman refusing to grow up.
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He is being punished for refusing to whitewash his message.
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Authorities have said about 300 rebels are refusing to demobilize.
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But there's a problem: Some artists are refusing to perform.
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Trump broke with precedent by refusing to release the documents.
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She was still weak and refusing baby food and bottles.
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Wikipedia. Troy walks away, refusing to guarantee him a pardon.
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I remember my sisters refusing to smile for the camera.
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She's still stubbornly refusing to take no for an answer.
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It's like refusing emergency preparedness funds for an approaching hurricane.
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Dayton is refusing to join the ranks of Wisconsin Gov.
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Other children will withdraw completely, refusing food and becoming silent.
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It was giving in to wanting, rather than refusing it.
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The FBI is refusing to name the other four individuals.
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Gray spent the week refusing to leave her old bedroom.
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So, Goll, refusing to give up hope, turned to Facebook.
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Casey is refusing to even consider the President's #SCOTUS nominee.
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It's like making a choice and refusing to look back.
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Those refusing to comply with the buyback would be fined.
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But the President is refusing to see things that way.
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That doesn't just mean refusing to have one's child vaccinated.
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Remember Ben Carson refusing to walk to the debate stage?
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After refusing to work, he was moved to solitary confinement.
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John Kasich of Ohio for refusing to support Mr. Trump.
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Don't waste it refusing to take 'no' for an answer.
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However, Moore is refusing to concede the election to Jones.
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Refusing to purchase costly drugs can have real health consequences.
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Mr. Trump remained defiant, refusing to act on his own.
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Moreover, Americans are increasingly refusing to respond to government surveys.
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Refusing to admit and learn from error is something different.
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He avoided the birds, refusing to leave his concrete mate.
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Khrushchev himself precipitated this shift by refusing to provide aid.
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Fred Trump rebuffed the maneuver, refusing to sign the codicil.
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Refusing to take them seriously won't make them go away.
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The country's Zumba fans, however, are refusing to back down.
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Trump responded by refusing to go back on Fox News.
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Withholding evidence and refusing to cooperate in lawful congressional investigations.
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This continued for a few days and I kept refusing.
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Meanwhile, some Trump administration officials are still refusing to cooperate.
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Refusing to account for climate change is an expensive proposition.
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The authorities said he was refusing to speak to detectives.
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We can only dissociate ourselves from them by refusing complicity.
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After enduring a flood of interviews, he began refusing them.
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The first sergeant never mentioned anything about refusing the orders.
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And it stuck by that position, refusing to allow Mrs.
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Madagascar and Zambia are refusing to send their soccer teams.
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After refusing to comply with law enforcement, she took off.
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But perhaps in this case Abbott is refusing to renegotiate.
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But most fans are refusing to believe Minaj is serious.
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She claimed she was fired for refusing to do so.
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There are severe penalties for agencies refusing to produce them.
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Other countries do so informally by refusing to issue papers.
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I have even, over time, forgiven her for refusing Laurie.
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And some are refusing to play ball at all. Sen.
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And the city did, this time refusing a demolition permit.
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Ms. Caputova responded with restraint, refusing to attack him personally.
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So just a few people refusing vaccines can be dangerous.
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Instead, she was a regular person nursing a bruised ego, standing before millions of viewers and refusing to be ridiculed; refusing, as the poet Claudia Rankine writes, to carry what didn't belong to her.
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The deputy said she was specifically singled out after refusing to go along with their "traditions and initiation rituals" and that she faced retaliation for refusing to give sexual favors to Banditos-affiliated deputies.
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By refusing the facts – by refusing witnesses and documents – the Republican majority has placed a giant asterisk, the asterisk of a sham trial, next to the acquittal of President Trump, written in permanent ink.
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"Refusing to sign your OGE financial disclosure form is like refusing to take the oath before testimony," Richard Painter, the former chief White House ethics lawyer for President George W. Bush, tweeted on Friday.
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The explosive charge is looking more and more like purely invented bogus — White House officials are under fire for refusing to provide evidence, and even congressional Republicans are stuck refusing to defend Trump's claim.
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But the department is simultaneously refusing to hand those docs over to Congress — presenting the astonishing portrait of the department both relying on the subpoena to gather records, then refusing to actually turn them over.
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Meanwhile, descendants of Franco&aposs family are refusing to cooperate with authorities, mounting a legal case against plans to exhume the dictator and refusing to take his remains to the family sepulchral vault in Galicia.
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We hire migrants for low-wage jobs, paying them less than minimum wage and refusing to pay overtime rates and standard benefits — while at the same time refusing them the basic dignity of human equality.
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By refusing to release them all, especially the bank speeches, Mrs.
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Disney is refusing to pay and is working with federal investigators.
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He faces charges that include refusing to evacuate and reckless driving.
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But in refusing to comply himself, Haqmal paid a heavy price.
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Morgues across America are so full, they begin refusing female corpses.
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My husband has a hangover and is refusing to wake up.
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Warner, Fox, and Universal were all refusing to work with him.
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Democrats are refusing to allocate any money for a border wall.
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I seriously doubt that [Trump refusing to concede] would be disruptive.
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"Stop it," replied King, refusing to answer any of the questions.
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Miller went to jail for refusing to testify in a case.
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His wariness with the press includes refusing to release routine information.
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I hid in my clothing, refusing to go shopping with friends.
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She locked herself in her apartment, refusing to give it back.
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At one point, he was accused of refusing to answer questions.
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After refusing to leave, Doe claims she was raped by Ammi.
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After repeatedly refusing to stand, HRA security guards called the police.
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House Democrats have threatened Kupperman with contempt for refusing to comply.
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They explicitly cited federal-court removal in refusing to accept service.
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But LBGTQ Americans are increasingly refusing to settle for legal limbo.
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Refusing to answer either, Corden chowed down on some nasty grub.
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Her owner called for help, refusing to leave the horse's side.
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It's punishment for his arrogance in refusing the DFS last week.
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We're refusing to make that finding, one way or the other.
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There was never any question of refusing the order, he said.
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In many locations, they just started absolutely refusing to do that.
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Blue Apron and HelloFresh are refusing to bow to the pressure.
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Refusing to be silent is to take up sound as power.
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With Twitter, the only major social media refusing to go along.
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But UGLE has been steadfast in refusing to imitate the French.
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I'm traumatized by what happened to John Lennon refusing an autograph.
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Men, on the other hand, received 1.2 percent more for refusing.
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Bland was arrested after refusing to get out of her car.
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A lower court held Miller in contempt for refusing to testify.
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Paul Ryan is a traitorfor refusing to investigate Trump's Russia ties.
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Some parents cite religious reasons for refusing to vaccinate their children.
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Birdman, of course, is refusing to drop the "Carter V" album.
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One way workers are pushing back is by refusing to move.
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Yates was soon fired for refusing to enforce Trump's travel ban.
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The businessman repeated those same digs on Wednesday, refusing to apologize.
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But Senate Republicans blocked him, refusing to hold hearings or votes.
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Trump even took credit for NFL teams refusing to sign Kaepernick.
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Yet he is hurting Mrs Clinton by refusing to acknowledge this.
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We are winning and the press is refusing to report it.
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Refusing to decorate its plates doesn't seem to have hurt business.
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However, DOE is refusing to give names and possibly other information.
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Refusing to concede and release his delegates to vote for Mrs.
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At least 19 states are already refusing to comply, including Republicans.
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Eight people were arrested for refusing to leave, the station reported.
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The grounds for refusing such access will be drawn very narrowly.
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CNN's Jake Tapper also reported that Bharara was refusing to resign.
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Some gas-station owners are even refusing to refuel Japanese cars.
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The town council made news in 1998 for refusing Warner Bros.
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"Close friends are refusing invitations to my kitchen suppers," she wrote.
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Jewell began refusing food altogether and soon slipped into a coma.
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Her own campaign is refusing donations from corporate political action committees.
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But it does argue for more than merely refusing the invitation.
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Automakers resisted, refusing to strip their cars of their own branding.
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Furthermore, refusing to debate does not look good in voters' eyes.
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Inmates refusing food for days signals the situation's seriousness, she says.
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He can't help but beam at her while refusing another puff.
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Coventry fans are refusing to accept the situation in silence, however.
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Roy Moore refusing to concede-bad candidate & bad loser=classless man.
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He has blasted our European allies while refusing to criticize Russia.
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"Refusing to stand disrespects our country and our veterans," he wrote.
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Chelsea Manning has been jailed for refusing to testify about WikiLeaks.
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But he added that refusing to engage could also be risky.
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One way Pinker does it is by refusing to be pessimistic.
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He's refusing to protect the United States against attack from Russia.
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The (alleged) spy is refusing to leave the waters of Norway.
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At this point, there is no reason for refusing his support.
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We've defended other nations' borders while refusing to defend our own.
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Then, she started refusing to go to bed until 10 p.m.
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All three did so by refusing to be cowed by City.
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By refusing to abandon Pyongyang, Mr. Xi lost ground in Seoul.
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Some other residents appeared to be refusing to leave their apartments.
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A growing number of school districts are refusing to accept segregation.
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She remembers store clerks refusing to take money from her hand.
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There are labor disputes over clients refusing to pay guild rates.
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Concerns were also raised over clients refusing to embrace the technology.
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Large hospitals in Seoul are refusing to accept outpatients from Daegu.
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Some, Hendrix said, are refusing to attend games until he leaves.
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TAYLOR I was playing a closeted actor, refusing to come out.
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He had been refusing to eat for the past few days.
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Not all repair shops are refusing to sign the contract, though.
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Refusing our tips, he shook my father's hand and hugged him.
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Hart worked hard to ignore the chatter, refusing to respond directly.
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Republican legislators abdicated their duty by refusing to seek the truth.
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Refusing sincere requests for help doesn't come naturally to our species.
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Guess who is refusing to take the entire speech live... pic.twitter.
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Parents are refusing to send their daughters back to the school.
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Refusing to work with the administration is not a realistic option.
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Many banks are refusing to back such projects for environmental reasons.
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Many are so intimidated that they are refusing to show up.
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I still find the majority of the refusers are refusing still.
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Hart had stepped down after refusing to apologize for homophobic jokes.
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Georgia is one of 14 States that's refusing to expand Medicaid.
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Refusing a label gave him freedom but left a monetary hole.
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But Mr. McConnell is refusing to take up the Democrats' measures.
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Notley pestles grammatical conventions into dust, refusing common notions of order.
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Refusing to apologize feels good, but that doesn't make it healthy.
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They're cinematic Escher drawings, refusing to hold a single, consistent form.
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Congress voted to find Holder in contempt for refusing to testify.
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Katherine Clark of Massachusetts: Why I'm refusing the moment of silence.
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Even though Cornyn says he wants to fill lower-court seats even as he stands firm on refusing to consider Garland, he and Cruz have both delayed the process by refusing to offer recommendations to Obama.
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Apps including Uber Eats, Deliveroo, DoorDash, and Foodora are notorious for pocketing tips, refusing to compensate workers for injuries, and systematically refusing to recognize workers as employees as a way of circumventing the costs of benefits.
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Last year, a Texas man named Paul Aker was arrested by U.S. Marshalls for refusing to pay a $221,210 federal student loan he took out 22016 years ago and refusing to appear for his court hearing.
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Indeed, Judge Griesa curiously phrased the battle in ethical terms, calling Argentina "immoral" for refusing to pay and even holding the country in contempt of court for refusing to repay the hedge funds and other debt holders.
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After putting every argument on blast, Montell points to the real problem with refusing to use "they" for someone who specifically identifies with that pronoun: it's disrespectful and means that you're refusing to recognize that person's identity.
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With Salvini - who as leader of the ruling League party has built his popularity on a vigorous campaign against illegal immigration - refusing to budge, and Open Arms refusing to take the migrants elsewhere, the standoff looks intractable.
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He's been suspended from the state Supreme Court twice, once for refusing to remove a Ten Commandments statue from state grounds and later for refusing to follow the federal Supreme Court's landmark ruling legalizing same-sex marriage.
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" He continued: "And Donald Trump is refusing to hand over his returns.
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What I learned from that moment in refusing to tell on him.
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The big one: refusing to let the country move on and forget.
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Uber fired Levandowski last year for refusing to cooperate with Waymo's investigation.
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But investors eventually changed their minds, refusing to buy into Trump's bluster.
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Johnson continued with his planned campaigning stops, refusing to address the row.
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Fairfax has denied the allegations against him and is refusing to resign.
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Refusing to consume a certain type of information isn't about narrowing one's
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At least one theater in Alabama is refusing to show the film.
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He betrayed the Ukraine by refusing to provide them with defensive weapons.
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Ryan spent days refusing to take the gig, and then, finally, acquiesced.
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This Florida couple is refusing further chemotherapy for their toddler with cancer.
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The ageing great is refusing to go gentle into that good night.
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Reports are still coming in, but the rapper is apparently refusing treatment.
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Trump has blamed Democrats for refusing to cede to his policy demands.
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Intermediaries have demanded payment for its return, which the Uffizi is refusing.
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He's refusing to cooperate with the investigation, according to his arrest warrant.
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Benenson wouldn't say the campaign was outright refusing a New York debate.
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Yet I was refusing to settle and wouldn't even share a number.
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By refusing to talk to them, have you lost free child care?
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Refusing to follow these rules is one feature of a constitutional crisis.
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Senate republicans are refusing to hold hearings until after the next election.
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Last month, she was again jailed for refusing to testify about WikiLeaks.
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He survived it in spectacular form, mainly by refusing to be cowed.
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Refusing to cooperate represents a change in strategy for the White House.
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Do your research, ask around and don't be afraid of refusing shows.
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She pushed him to go to the hospital, but Piana kept refusing.
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Charities, NGOs, and many social scientists decried the law, refusing to register.
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Are there any phrases or words that Google is refusing to censor?
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After all, refusing femme oppression and liberating femme expression is their motto.
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Refusing to carry out the executions would have got Nicolás killed himself.
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Rather than refusing to serve a fine person like Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
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Erdogan also accused Europe of refusing to extradite militants sought by Turkey.
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Refusing to endorse Trump may be as far as he can go.
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Why are the intelligence directors refusing to answer the committee's questions today?
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Refusing to ever think about my mum because why would that help?
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So there's a clear link between refusing vaccines and risk of outbreaks.
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Those refusing to accept the surrender terms are being evacuated to Idlib.
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Moscow condemned the Western states for refusing to wait for their findings.
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The opposition has also accused the government of refusing to seriously engage.
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Unions have also accused the government of refusing to budge an inch.
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"You cannot be serious," Colbert said, refusing to let the issue go.
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Talk with an accent and people think you're refusing to fit in.
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Refusing to remain silent is a form of resistance in Handmaid's Tale.
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By refusing to speak for a generation, Girls has done exactly that.
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" Ursulean told me, "Most of my job these days is refusing money.
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The high court offered no explanation for refusing to hear Apple's appeal.
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At this point, I turned the game off, refusing to play further.
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Most states are refusing to provide some or all of the information.
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Refusing to comment on the situation until the external review was done.
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He made all sorts of flimsy excuses for refusing to do so.
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Physicians are either refusing these patients or insisting they take lower doses.
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Omar shot back at Lowey after the criticism, refusing to back down.
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He got five years, in part for refusing to testify against others.
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McAfee, for his part, kept refusing to accept the hacks as genuine.
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Tellingly, big media groups are refusing to co-operate with this project.
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But investors are simply refusing to reward the stocks for those results.
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When Bolton traveled to Turkey, President Erdogan snubbed him, refusing to meet.
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The law does not mention refusing service on the basis of race.
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Unlike Elphicke, the M.P., he didn't blame May for refusing to believe.
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Besides, she wasn't promoting delusions; she was just refusing to correct them.
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Now she is in London, drinking and refusing to acknowledge her PTSD.
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Mr. Cruz, for example, urged refusing Syrian refugees if they are Muslim.
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The court summarily vacated the Trump EPA's decision, refusing to apply Chevron.
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Protesters gathered near the bridge were refusing to leave, the authorities said.
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Gretchen Carlson claimed she was fired for refusing Roger Ailes' sexual advances.
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A political source said League leader Matteo was refusing to back down.
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After reading his report, his reasons for refusing are even more inscrutable.
|
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After initially refusing, Wells Fargo also made changes to its C-Suite.
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Old flames have a habit, though, of refusing to be snuffed out.
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Those lawmakers are refusing even the customary meeting with the president's nominee.
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The White House is refusing to even entertain that notion for now.
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But I felt, if people wanted us there, I couldn't imagine refusing.
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Apple continues to use Qualcomm's technology while refusing to pay for it.
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John Kasich; and many other leading Republicans in refusing to endorse Trump.
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Refusing to change will have serious consequences for our country's competitive future.
|
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Eleven detainees at the El Paso Processing Center have been refusing food.
|
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NBC responded by refusing to report on the content of Trump's tweet.
|
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What's behind that united Republican front in refusing to defend the country?
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Now he's refusing to look at the evidence that shows there was.
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Refusing a government job in Mali, he fled to protect his family.
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Of seeing clearly the failings of home and nevertheless refusing to flee?
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Refusing an invitation is not rude, but canceling after having accepted is.
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Clinton has raised hackles by refusing to go along with this ritual.
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"It's not about refusing business," Mr. Phillips's daughter says to the camera.
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After hours of bickering, Ogata was thrown out for refusing to apologize.
|
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"The FBI is refusing to tell us what's going on," House said.
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My wife is trying to get me help but I keep refusing.
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Refusing to stay silent, Ms. Monzur demanded justice from her hospital bed.
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So here they were, half a block apart, both refusing to budge.
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Her sentence served, she was refusing to return to her foster house.
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Ms. Vetrano's relatives held their heads in their hands, refusing to look.
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Does he have the right to convert that disapproval into refusing service?
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I won't shame your father for refusing a houseguest of six months.
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And part of that means refusing to ever look down on others.
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Bruni: This midterm election is refusing to hew to one clear pattern.
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Outraged, Origo's editor in chief resigned, refusing to participate in the deal.
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Refusing would open the possibility of a subpoena and a court fight.
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"I got on my drawers," Oyeneyin responded, refusing to leave his foyer.
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Refusing to accommodate pregnant women is often completely legal under federal law.
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Refusing to accept defeat, Mr. Graham and Mr. Cassidy took another tack.
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He was asking for something, and I was refusing to give it.
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Refusing to cooperate with democratically elected representatives strikes many constituents as undemocratic.
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The officials were justified in refusing his asylum request, the government says.
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Senate Republicans are refusing to acknowledge the facts in front of them.
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But back in the hotel lobby, Amal, is refusing to accept condolences.
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But Mr. Trump countermanded them, refusing to make any long-term commitment.
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He is refusing to protect vital US interests from active Russian attacks.
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Her family said she was forced to sign a document refusing treatment.
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But neither is there merit in prudishly refusing to engage these governments.
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But in refusing to even hear witnesses, they have convicted American politics.
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Israel is refusing to return the bodies of two of those slain.
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"Refusing to show them your phone is never an option," he added.
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He was indicted on a charge of refusing to submit to induction.
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These people plant themselves at the door, refusing to move deeper in.
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And refusing to prosecute them when they engage in theft or vandalism?
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Refusing emergency care, Ms. Barg asked to be taken to his office.
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Mr. Trump talked in generalities, refusing to commit to specific policy proposals.
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Sanders was diplomatic about this, refusing to cast "aspersions" on the party.
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"They are refusing to let us off the hook," our writer says.
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Refusing to talk weakens the government in Seoul and also the sanctions.
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Some stars have made a point of refusing involvement with the country.
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Authorities did not give a reason for refusing her entry, she added.
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Then again.... Thanks, Robert Pattinson for refusing to molest dog in #GoodTime.
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In Webster City, Cruz stuck to the plan, refusing to counter-attack.
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The president has bucked tradition by refusing to release his tax returns.
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Amy Klobuchar for refusing to offer more details on Medicare for All.
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Elizabeth Warren, has gone further, refusing to even attend high-dollar fundraisers.
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Still, she has remained defiant, refusing to accept the Constitutional Court's ruling.
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"Come on," I said, refusing to let this guy off the hook.
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Paul Ryan is a traitor for refusing to investigate Trump's Russia ties.
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Refusing to play an unfair game is sometimes better than winning it.
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She went on "dry" hunger strike, refusing both liquids and solid food.
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More moderate senators are refusing to commit to voting to start debate.
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As of 1:30 PM PT ... we're told he's refusing medical treatment.
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These researchers are admirable in refusing to draw conclusions beyond their data.
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Refusing to cooperate A letter from White House lawyers on Tuesday made clear Trump plans to wage war on the impeachment effort, refusing to cooperate with what it described as an illegitimate effort to reverse the 2016 election.
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"While devolution continues to exist it can't operate like this - this is essentially destroying it, refusing to accept the rights of the parliament and refusing to accept its view," Russell, from the Scottish National Party (SNP), told Reuters.
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To be sure, a politician's declining to dine alone with a woman does not fall in the same category as a law partner refusing to work with women (or at least musing about refusing to work with women).
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He doesn't want to train Rey; that much has been so abundantly clear from every Mark Hamill interview that we're led to think he keeps refusing, perhaps even refusing to so much as talk to her, day after day.
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The Florida senator criticized him for refusing to label China and Saudi Arabia as human rights violators, refusing to say Russia committed war crimes in Syria and waffling over whether Russian President Vladimir Putin has killed dissidents and journalists.
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The FBI has built a protective stonewall around Comey by refusing to release the Comey memos and refusing to disclose records of communications between the FBI and Comey prior to and regarding Comey's testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Moore first gained prominence in national conservative circles in 2003 for refusing to remove the Ten Commandments from his courthouse, and then again in 2015 for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses after same-sex marriage was legalized.
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The French Ministry of Foreign Affairs replied several months later, unequivocally refusing repatriation.
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All were killed in gunfights with police after refusing to surrender, he added.
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We ran on a unified platform, refusing all corporate-lobby and PAC money.
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Despite the threat and a worsening humanitarian situation, many are refusing to leave.
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Refusing to "rule out" legalization in the hypothetical future is a political salve.
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If the filmmakers were refusing to make the movie Lucasfilm expected, why continue?
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Let the lawsuits flow, like a gushing natural spring refusing to be bottled.
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Van Hollen lashed out at Republican leaders for refusing to lend their backing.
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In July, McKinsey cut ties with ICE, refusing to support CBP's inhumane policies.
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Refusing treatment to vulnerable patients should not leave anyone with a clear conscience.
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Despite my pleas, Amazon was absolutely refusing to look at my nude bod.
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He and others cited the ongoing legal proceedings in refusing to say more.
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Kleindienst would eventually plead guilty to refusing to answer questions before the Senate.
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By refusing to acknowledge this student's identity, Vlaming created a hostile learning environment.
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"It appears that they're refusing to leave," she said, referring to GOP lawmakers.
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But other users on the internet are refusing to let the joke go.
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Disney is reportedly refusing to pay and has begun working with the FBI.
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Or yell at your kid when they are refusing to go to sleep.
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Critics say it depicts a man refusing to take "no" for an answer.
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She asserts her autonomy with the insistence of an artist refusing to compromise.
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"We defended other nations' borders while refusing to defend our own," Trump said.
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Compromises the security of the country by refusing to upgrade from Windows '95.
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The officials are refusing to pay and the ultimatum date has now elapsed.
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The President remained defiant, refusing in a video statement last week to resign.
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Burundi, which has withdrawn from the court, is refusing to recognize the investigation.
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" Trump added: "We defended other nation's borders while refusing to defend our own.
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He courts greater unpopularity by refusing to back down before the fuel protests.
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Of Congress refusing to legitimize the election by threatening investigations, inquiries, and impeachment.
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By refusing to register Mr Navalny, it risks making the election look farcical.
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Dynamite sportsmanship on the knight's part for refusing to take the costume off.
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Being told you have cancer and refusing to take a medication for it.
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Another was beaten unconscious by a Hungarian prison guard after refusing his advances.
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Several independence-leaning candidates were disqualified after refusing to sign the new declaration.
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Jana Kramer is refusing to stay silent on those who critique her parenting.
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First they are harboring people here illegally by refusing to cooperate with ICE.
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But there's another reason the FCC is refusing to hand over the logs.
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FISHER: President Trump once again refusing to place the blame squarely on Russia.
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But, refusing to give up, she hiked the last four miles without it.
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At another nearby house, the elderly women living there are refusing to evacuate.
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Trump has faced widespread criticism for refusing to unequivocally lay blame for Aug.
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The United States abstained from the vote, refusing to exercise its veto power.
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Last year, the government arrested at least 500 parents for refusing to vaccinate.
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And women face fines of €150 for refusing to take off the veil.
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By refusing to stereotype Muslims and objecting when others do so around you.
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Maybe that's picking a destination, and maybe it's refusing to move at all.
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It now remains on hold, with Fuchs refusing to surrender his original concept.
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Strangely, while refusing to brief the Democratic and Republican congressional leaders and Rep.
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Her husband eventually divorced her for refusing to sleep with him any more.
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He was suspended from Alabama's Supreme Court for refusing to recognize gay marriage.
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With former LDS presidential candidate Mitt Romney refusing to endorse Trump, and Sen.
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Mr. Squadron criticized his Republican colleagues for refusing to even consider the bills.
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Republican Senate refusing to allow a president who won two majorities to fill
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NYPD said officers were called because Headley was refusing to leave the center.
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He shook his head fiercely refusing the payment and pointed to his phone.
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Thompson in a letter Tuesday criticized Nielsen for refusing to testify on Feb.
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After initially refusing, Duncan has stepped down from his committee assignments (The Hill).
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"He was relentless, refusing to take my no's for an answer," Schuman wrote.
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Roger Mathews is refusing to give up on his almost three-year marriage.
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There is nothing religious or moral about refusing care and referrals to patients.
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Some, including Jeff Flake and John McCain, are refusing to get behind Moore.
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Brand is diffident, but refusing these grim freedom fighters is not an option.
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But millions more have come illegally, refusing to abide by our nation's laws.
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She was jailed not long after for refusing to comply with the ruling.
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He told lawmakers he believes he was fired for refusing to do so.
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"Bold" is NOT refusing to stand with your friends against your enemies. 2.
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By refusing to strike at the core of the problem, jihadi ideology, Mrs.
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Trump has cited an ongoing IRS audit in refusing to release his returns.
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ESPN compared the move to "the equivalent of LeBron James refusing to tweet."
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Congress intended to protect trafficking victims, but DHS is refusing to do so.
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Even in refusing to reach a conclusion on criminal conduct, he is excused.
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It broke a taboo of Arab officials refusing to sit with Israeli officials.
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Indeed, if anything, this was a "Red Hen moment" in Yates refusing service.
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In 1969, Curt Flood took on Major League Baseball by refusing a trade.
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For me, getting a house was the result of refusing to give up.
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Bates was arrested for allegedly refusing to pay his cab fare in Queens.
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The only leader the country had known since independence was refusing to quit.
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But the Speaker held Democrats together, refusing to offer Trump any big concessions.
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Fearing that refusing their demands would result in his indefinite detention, he complied.
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But you will have done what you can by refusing a friend kindly.
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Nothing. Most cowardly priests and pastors remained silent, refusing to take a stand.
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So far, the rest of the candidates are still refusing to drop out.
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Refusing to return to El Salvador leaves these TPS workers with few options.
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Kendagor was reprimanded for "evading, refusing or failing to submit to sample collection".
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Many have expected that if Trump kept refusing, Mueller would simply subpoena him.
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But these livid Twitter users are refusing to look at the bigger picture.
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By refusing to testify, McGahn is defying a congressional subpoena compelling his appearance.
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Facebook's key partners on its cryptocurrency Libra are refusing to publicly support it
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Our baby was refusing to leave the womb, and who could blame him?
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Now that Mr. Philbrick had defaulted, Athena was refusing to release the painting.
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Refusing to accept that the Chinese government might well be lying to us.
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Refusing to admit to that cheating is a mark of bravery, he says.
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The filmmaker is notoriously opaque about his films, refusing to indulge in analysis.
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JediProf: We could start by refusing to gender certain behavior or personality traits.
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However, refusing to cut a reasonable, if painful, deal is risky and irresponsible.
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I sat there listening, refusing to engage, knowing the conversation wasn't for me.
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With the DOJ refusing to appeal, banning FGM is now up to states.
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It's about being consistently wrong about everything, and refusing to learn from error.
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BW: Refusing to give a factory worker a promotion unless she blows you?
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" • "By refusing to retreat, Mr. Staley is going against the grain in Europe.
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With the US Supreme Court refusing to hear the case, the ruling stands.
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Refusing to provide children with medically accurate sex education isn't ideological — it's negligent.
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In their own quiet and joyful way, they are refusing to back down.
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Some observers credited Trump for refusing to be drawn into a bad deal.
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Refusing to do so is not only unfair and dangerous, but possibly unconstitutional.
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This time, again, the French stood by, refusing to take in the Aquarius.
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Zuckerberg could largely solve this problem by simply refusing to accept political advertising.
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The man was disorderly and refusing to obey airline staff and police instructions.
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On the chosen day, nearly all the inmates began refusing the strip search.
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At least one person I know faced harsh criticism for refusing to comply.
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Mr. Hunt, who had been foreign secretary, also left, after refusing a demotion.
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They insist that Republicans could kneecap the CFPB by refusing to confirm commissioners.
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Protecting students from unwelcome ideas is like refusing to vaccinate them against measles.
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It is loath to make political compromises, refusing to participate in coalition governments.
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"Those refusing integration should not have their residence permits renewed," the committee wrote.
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She has been criticized for refusing to take responsibility for her campaign's shortcomings.
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According to the HRW report, hospital authorities said Abdulnoor was refusing cancer treatment.
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Blue states aren't the only ones refusing to provide information to the commission.
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Trump has bucked modern precedent by refusing to make his tax returns public.
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After days of refusing, the students have agreed to negotiate with the government.
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Gambit reportedly benched gpk for refusing to attend boot camp with the team.
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We've heard it before .. a lot of people are simply refusing to talk.
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But the DNC is refusing to budge, calling its criteria "inclusive" and fair.
|
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Trump has even broken with tradition in refusing to release his tax returns.
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Classmates stopped speaking to her, she said, even refusing to make eye contact.
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"We'll see what happens," said the Trump official, refusing to provide more details.
|
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He also swiped at Democrats for refusing to view the less-redacted report.
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In collaboration with McConnell, he's crippled the FEC by refusing to appoint members.
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They grow their own vegetables, refusing to eat the enervating state-supplied food.
|
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President Trump also piled on, attacking the company for refusing to crack phones.
|
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Trump has bucked recent precedent by refusing to voluntarily disclose his financial records.
|
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Eventually, after refusing to go with the men, the sisters left the airport.
|
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The senator outrages the emperor by refusing to kowtow to his backward religion.
|
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Apple is refusing to pay Nokia's price and has accused it of extortion.
|
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He invented stories of "massive voter fraud" and spent weeks refusing to concede.
|
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Refusing food was an expression of purity, a way of touching the divine.
|
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It is a story about women refusing to shut up or be compliant.
|
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But there have been reports of customs and border officials refusing to comply.
|
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Democrats are refusing to make any commitments until they strike an immigration deal.
|
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Over the years, the caucus has repeatedly demanded more while refusing to compromise.
|
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He also attacked President Obama for refusing to attribute shooting to radical Islam.
|
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Marketing executive Katie Langer was among the holdouts refusing to implant the device.
|
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Despite calls by both Democrats and Republicans to act, he's refusing to deliver.
|
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In both, the women were fired after refusing to remove their head scarves.
|
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But executive branch agencies are still refusing to comply with subpoenas for documents.
|
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Trump has rejected decades of precedent by refusing to release his tax returns.
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Tre also had a cut on his hand, but was refusing medical attention.
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At least 20 refugee children are said to be refusing food and water.
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Mr. Baron's funds are not the only ones refusing to budge on fees.
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This went on for hours, with my mother refusing to budge or cooperate.
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Refusing to service the American loan has impeded its ability to borrow internationally.
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Pruitt is refusing to use funds appropriated by Congress to hire new investigators.
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It also means refusing to be intimidated and staying true to our values.
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But Judge Andrew Hanen is refusing to order the program shut down immediately.
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But at least for now, they are refusing to do any such thing.
|
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Now, Myers is refusing to just let Bryce walk off with the Aug.
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That caused its own drama—refusing your mother's food is a big deal.
|
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He said ISI research also suggested that Turkish consulates were refusing to renew passports of other Turkish citizens living abroad "who have a black mark against their name", and were refusing to grant nationality to their children, potentially leaving them stateless.
|
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Former adviser to President Clinton Susan McDougal — who went to prison for refusing to testify during the Whitewater scandal — said that she does not understand why Sam Nunberg would risk a prison sentence by refusing to cooperate with his subpoena.
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Moore, on the other hand, has been a warrior for Christian causes, losing his job on the supreme court twice — first refusing to remove a Ten Commandments monument from the courthouse and again later for refusing to recognize same-sex marriages.
|
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Trump and Democrats remain at an impasse over border wall funding, with Trump so far refusing to agree to a spending bill that does not include border wall funding and Democrats refusing to support legislation that does fund a border wall.
|
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But you can see the contours of the GOP debate over torture with Cruz nonetheless refusing to rule out waterboarding absolutely and, at Saturday's debate, refusing to label it as torture: Well, under the definition of torture, no, it's not.
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The judge first gained prominence in national conservative circles in 2003 for refusing to remove the Ten Commandments from his courthouse, and then again in 2015 for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses after same-sex marriage was legalized.
|
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But they are not only refusing to speak voluntarily, they're now refusing to answer subpoenas, that includes several members of the White House staff, including the acting head of the Office of Management and Budget, but they aren't budging... Sorry.
|
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By refusing to help, the Justice Department thought Apple was sending a clear signal.
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He has defied long presidential tradition by refusing to make his tax returns public.
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Refusing to permit entry for an FDA inspection is a violation of federal law.
|
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Grinning climbers with frostbite, showing their blackened fingers but refusing to leave the mountain.
|
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Google came under criticism for refusing to send a top executive to a Sept.
|
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Mr Cetinkaya was apparently ousted for refusing the president's request to lower interest rates.
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But she recently returned to jail after refusing to testify before a grand jury.
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" He also denied "any acts of retaliation against any women for refusing his advances.
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Sheats was shot dead by police after refusing to surrender her weapon, police said.
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A doctor refusing to treat someone who is openly gay is not an opinion.
|
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And because Boulder is refusing to discipline the police officer, he's suing the city.
|
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Costumed robot soldiers parted the crowd with ray gun props, refusing to break character.
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He hit Orta with his baton, hurled slurs, promised a citation for refusing orders.
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His foreign minister brags about refusing to take phone calls from his German counterpart.
|
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They have angered Mr Fico not by selling their honour, but by refusing to.
|
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Still, students who had taken over a local university were refusing to back down.
|
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" Qualcomm: "Apple continues to benefit from our intellectual property while refusing to compensate us.
|
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Austria, Italy, Hungary, Poland and Switzerland joined the U.S. in refusing to sign on.
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Mr Ghani, or his successor, could dig in his heels, refusing to make concessions.
|
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Refusing to issue the waiver would also undermine America's foreign-policy goals in Asia.
|
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Refusing Americans this apology by keeping their mouth shut therefore becomes a radical act.
|
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The whole situation keeps refusing to normalize, and instead gets weirder nearly every day.
|
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The list of people refusing to back down has grown long in recent days.
|
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And by refusing to work with synthetics, perfumers limit their options for ingredients tremendously.
|
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Ronnie Spector sits in a suburban Connecticut steakhouse, demurely refusing a slice of cake.
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Refusing to at least explore a deal, they contend, would be a lost opportunity.
|
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Yesterday, Trump fired the Attorney General for refusing to uphold his unconstitutional executive order.
|
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Before that, it was vaccine-refusing Amish in Ohio and Somali Americans in Minnesota.
|
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Refusing to accept $3 less per hour than her male counterparts, Debbie gets smart.
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With no fingerprints and Ramos refusing to cooperate, police turned to more creative methods.
|
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Refusing to answer any question, or cooperate at any point, constitutes a criminal offense.
|
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Four of nine liberal parliamentary deputies dissented, refusing to endorse the cooperation with HDZ.
|
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The Social Democrats (SPD) are refusing to form another government with the CDU/CSU.
|
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Hilaria Baldwin is refusing to let Internet trolls stop her from sharing her story.
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Rod Rosenstein refusing to fork over what is rightfully Congress&aposs role in oversight.
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Manning is being held in jail for refusing to testify to the grand jury.
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They would merely have to tell Congress why they were refusing to do it.
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United States As a result, Ali was convicted of refusing to report for induction.
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Manning, meanwhile, is currently in jail for refusing to cooperate with a grand jury.
|
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He charged the White House with obstructing congressional investigations and refusing to provide documents.
|
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Mark Zuckerberg is coming under fire for refusing to ban Holocaust deniers on Facebook.
|
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Grady Little refusing to pull Pedro Martinez in Game 7 of the 2003 ALCS.
|
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Several traders told Reuters that buyers were refusing supplies from the Azov Sea ports.
|
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Green and Brooks were cited for criminal trespassing and refusing to sign a summons.
|
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The operator later hung up after refusing to refer the man to her manager.
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The president refusing to back away from his campaign promise to build the wall.
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She was slated to attend a hearing for refusing to pick up a customer.
|
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Manning was arrested for refusing to testify to a grand jury about the case.
|
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On "Bodak Yellow," she comes out swinging, refusing to stop 'til she's had enough.
|
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He did it through sheer energy and refusing to leave Netanyahu and Abbas alone.
|
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Image: MicrosoftIf you care about gaming, you're actively hurting yourself by refusing to upgrade.
|
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He's refusing to utter Trump's name in fundraising emails or campaign and policy speeches.
|
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In the game of thrones, Sansa plays by refusing to play, again and again.
|
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That is information Whole Foods has readily on hand and is refusing to divulge.
|
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He is refusing to turn over documents and personal files like his tax returns.
|
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Trump has drawn bipartisan criticism for refusing to say the same on Wednesday night.
|
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Listeners jeered Cruz for refusing to back Trump, his former Republican presidential primary opponent.
|
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FP takes it as a slight and gets angry refusing to let Fred pay.
|
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Jennifer Esposito is refusing to stay silent after receiving backlash for her Instagram commentary.
|
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In other parts of coastal South Carolina, some residents were also refusing to evacuate.
|
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Finally, they hear a very Egyptian word and freak out, refusing to be born.
|
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Just because reproductive injuries aren't concrete or precise doesn't justify refusing legal remedies outright.
|
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That monetizes harassment and radicalization while refusing to take a strong stand against it.
|
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So Flynn refusing to cooperate might actually not be a crazy move for him?
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But, I didn't give up; I just continued refusing to shave or wear dresses.
|
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The FCC will prohibit internet providers from refusing to serve customers who don't agree.
|
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Republicans are still refusing to hold hearings to confirm Scalia's nominated successor, Merrick Garland.
|
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By refusing to wait around, these women are going out and making progress happen.
|
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Cleveland, refusing to go quietly, scored a run in the bottom of the 10th.
|
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Chamberlain was not interested, and Kotkin, refusing the benefits of hindsight, doesn't blame him.
|
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Trump fired her for refusing to defend his travel ban early in his administration.
|
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Members of Parliament have vowed to reject it, refusing to vote on the bill.
|
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"We are winning and the press is refusing to report it," Trump tweeted Monday.
|
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Members of parliament have vowed to reject it, refusing to vote on the bill.
|
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Mr. Cameron has already caused a delay by refusing to invoke Article 50 himself.
|
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"Everybody retreats to their corner in the midst of that," refusing to take risks.
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Think of it like the iPhone equivalent of refusing to switch to natural scrolling.
|
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Trump is, oddly enough for the time, refusing to back down on his statements.
|
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Jonathan, a Christian from the south, upset many northerners by refusing to give way.
|
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Becerra said Facebook has hampered the investigation by refusing to fully cooperate with subpoenas.
|
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Refusing to permit entry or an FDA inspection is a violation of federal law.
|
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But as we went to press Mr Farage was stubbornly refusing to give way.
|
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He was fired by President Donald Trump on March 11 after refusing to resign.
|
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About 53 percent of respondents said refusing service to a gay couple was acceptable.
|
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Yet Zao slips through your fingers, running hot then cold, refusing to settle down.
|
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These are some of the reasons given by the nursing homes for refusing them.
|
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However, refusing to comply with or enforce gun safety laws sets a dangerous precedent.
|
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Good for Ana Suda for refusing to pass along that lesson to her daughter.
|
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Julia Roberts has been vocal about refusing to let her age define her career.
|
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But refusing to situate Brown in the current context seems like a missed opportunity.
|
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Who would tolerate a businessman refusing to seal a deal with a binding contract?
|
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Chick-fil-A likely loses millions of dollars by refusing to open on Sundays.
|
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Kabila, who succeeded his father in 2001, is refusing to step down from power.
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"I expected that they (would) come out flying again," said Fleury, refusing to gloat.
|
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Razzaz replaces Hani Mulki, who resigned after refusing to scrap the tax reform bill.
|
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In refusing to accept his charity — as you see it — you assert your equality.
|
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Despite the president's action, Congress prevented this action by refusing to fund the effort.
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Haddad, the Huffington Post reported, called Carlson a "snake" for refusing to attack Shindle.
|
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His lawyer said Monday that he was refusing to give any statements to police.
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Democrats are refusing to include that much funding for the wall in the bill.
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For Cokes, projecting only text and refusing to show the torture images is primordial.
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This helps defendants, but also makes refusing to plead guilty an even greater risk.
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" Authorities said the woman was "acting erratically and refusing to listen to officers' commands.
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Martin Heinrich accused Sessions of obstructing the congressional investigation by refusing to answer questions.
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Those refusing to renounce their affiliation with the MEK were sent to the gallows.
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Every campaign that responded to us said it was refusing donations from corporate PACs.
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Putin also said NATO was refusing to discuss rules for military flights with Russia.
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That may mean refusing a transgender patient mental health care or gender-confirming surgery.
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Here Meek solidifies his commitment to Rolex by refusing to mention any other brand.
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Or is he saying she's refusing to release the emails she also doesn't have?
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The most hardcore thing would be refusing to use a license plate at all.
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But on Tuesday, the FBI rejected my FOIA request, refusing to publish the video.
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On this view, the case was chosen because refusing would make Apple look bad.
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Clinton's fellow Democrats were scornful that Republicans were refusing to let the matter drop.
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Her husband bowed out, refusing to pay the asking price for a resale ticket.
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Anyone who claims otherwise is merely mindlessly parroting nonsense and refusing to acknowledge reality.
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She spent five days in jail for refusing to abide by the court's ruling.
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Clinton will make him an offer he would have trouble refusing on live television.
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At a summer camp, she got in trouble for refusing to salute the flag.
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Universities, though, often invoke privacy concerns in refusing to make details of inquiries public.
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We are considering refusing to see potential Covid patients unless we have proper protection.
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Outside of foreign entities, there are also examples of presidential candidates refusing suspicious information.
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Women are refusing to just let their rage go, and that's remarkable to watch.
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He applied maximum pressure on Palestinians, who responded by refusing to meet administration officials.
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And it has done some extraordinarily petty things, like refusing to recognize Pride Month.
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I'm the kid REFUSING TO CONFORM, fourth from the left on the second row.
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But Democrats believe that Mr. Mueller would have a hard time refusing a subpoena.
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Barb refuses the easy answer, and accuses Madison of refusing to compromise with Peter.
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They keep trying, and the FDA keeps refusing to approve them for human use.
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Like many, he blamed Hirohito for extending the war by refusing to surrender sooner.
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Her ex-husband Jeff Bezos has long been criticized for refusing to sign on.
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He broke with decades of precedent by refusing to release his federal tax returns.
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They also said Meloon smoking and drinking alcohol excessively and was refusing to train.
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SXSW had been refusing to offer refunds to trade show booth-buyers and attendees.
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Gantz has cited Netanyahu's unprecedented indictment in refusing to join him in a coalition.
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Mr. Metropoulos has fastidiously avoided the spotlight, refusing to answer questions about his plans.
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Telegram ran afoul of the Russian authorities for refusing to cooperate with security agencies.
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"The owner is refusing to turn over the building," an exasperated police inspector wrote.
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Each side accused the other of refusing to show up at the bargaining table.
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But with Republicans opposed and five Democrats refusing to support us, the bill failed.
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That means refusing to let hate win or to quit on our fellow Americans.
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With both sides refusing to back down, things can get messy in a hurry.
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Another basic tenet of fairness is refusing to accept any gifts, of any amount.
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He speaks slowly, deliberately, as if he is fastidiously refusing to say anything noteworthy.
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I am refusing to go, and I have no intention of going until necessary.
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But refusing to delay Brexit has been the central promise of Mr. Johnson's leadership.
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Riders told CNBC their drivers are refusing rides from people with Asian sounding names.
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There was also a flash of controversy with Roberts refusing a question from Sen.
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Iran is refusing to hand over the black boxes to Boeing, a US manufacturer.
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Make no mistake: Denying racism or refusing to call it out is also racist.
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Jammeh is refusing to step down despite losing an election to challenger Adama Barrow.
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Make a commitment to stay engaged throughout Trump's presidency by refusing to stay silent.
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And many students are refusing to leave their apartments, missing classes and work shifts.
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The United States felt bruised by NATO allies refusing to join the Vietnam War.
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She's refusing to hide, and thus continue to normalize, the behaviors that perpetuate it.
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By obstructing justice, refusing to comply with the congressional inquiry, he's already convicted himself.
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But refusing to raise the debt ceiling isn't the way to go about it.
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Nunberg is refusing to comply with a grand jury subpoena in the Russia investigation.
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Refusing to quit, as Ms. Sarkeesian has, yields often invisible professional consequences as well.
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"We are refusing to go home because we don't have human rights," he said.
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Refusing to submit DNA could lead to a misdemeanor criminal charge, the document said.
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Dromgoole heightened this adaptability by refusing to give the production any strong interpretive twist.
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Snyder angered House Democrats by refusing to appear at a Wednesday hearing on Flint.
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Ms. Roginsky said she had faced retaliation for refusing sexual advances from Mr. Ailes.
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She said she was fired from the O'Reilly factor after refusing the host's advances.
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As recent shootings have shown, refusing to enhance school security represents an inexcusable failure.
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Fenta, now 31, said he was docked a month's pay for refusing the order.
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Maguire testified about the document after refusing for weeks to share it with Congress.
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Her attorney said she was refusing to testify and not cooperating with the investigation.
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"Sometimes the taxis just drive past me," he said, refusing to pick him up.
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Rather than churlishly refusing to admit this helped, Trump's critics should learn the lesson.
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Meanwhile, Trump continues to face criticism for refusing to publish his own tax documents.
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The app's long been adamant about refusing to let females display their bare nipples.
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And yet again, elected officials are refusing to take action on gun control legislation.
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They give themselves tax cuts and raises, while refusing a living wage for workers.
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Numerous states are refusing to give information to the very distinguished VOTER FRAUD PANEL.
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Preemptively refusing a hearing on anyone nominated by President Obama just seemed so ... unreasonable.
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Jeff Flake, who enraged the right by refusing to endorse Donald Trump last summer.
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The White House, meanwhile, is taking a page out of its Russia-investigation playbook as it deals with the impeachment inquiry by refusing to cooperate with the investigation, blocking witnesses from talking to lawmakers, and refusing to turn over documents requested by Congress.
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"By refusing the facts — by refusing witnesses and documents — the Republican majority has placed a giant asterisk, the asterisk of a sham trial, next to the acquittal of President Trump, written in permanent ink." transcript From The New York Times, I'm Michael Barbaro.
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William Bernard Jr., prosecuted in Minnesota for refusing a breath test, had his conviction upheld.
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Nikola Kalinić (not pictured) was sent home for refusing to participate in the Saturday match.
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The Trump administration says the deal was flawed and is refusing to abide by it.
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By refusing to attack him, the others only reminded us how precarious Rubio's position is.
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The committee could vote to hold Simpson in contempt of Congress for refusing to testify.
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She accused Britain of refusing to cooperate with Moscow in the investigation of the incident.
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Maduro, having recently started another term after highly disputed elections, is refusing to back down.
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Meanwhile former FBI attorney, apparent Trump hater Lisa Page today refusing to testify before Congress.
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Rick Scott on Thursday afternoon after refusing to seek the death penalty in the case.
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"We have had people who were refusing to leave until they give blood," Quinn said.
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The potential consequences for Google refusing to comply if they lose the case are unclear.
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You try and focus on it, but it eludes your glance, refusing to be resolved.
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Republicans threatened to send the nation into default by refusing to raise the debt ceiling.
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Coffey seems intent on refusing to use the markers commonly associated with portraits of women.
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After refusing multiple times, the operator became abusive and refused to even accept payment thereafter.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan has faced heavy criticism for refusing to stand up to Trump.
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That includes refusing to run ads that auto-play sound or use frustrating pop-ups.
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The number of refusing food was unclear but was likely to exceed 100, he added.
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Lee posed as her boyfriend, setting up a fake email address and refusing the offer.
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TOTAL RECALL Quiz time Some people are refusing to do this because of climate change.
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And because she just was seen as refusing to account for her previous false statement.
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"I felt for these guys, almost in existential crisis refusing to recognize that there's competition."
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Why did Verizon resume offering unlimited phone service after years of refusing to do so?
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Experts say that Tuesday's order refusing to stay the fines, will not end the matter.
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So by refusing to back Trump, they were increasing the chances that Hillary would win.
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In fact, Johnson was a president who paid a steep price for refusing to change.
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Alabama Public Television is refusing to air the Arthur episode with Mr. Ratburn's gay wedding.
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But a delegation from Botswana -- one of Africa's conservation success stories -- is refusing to attend.
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And where were those critics when Trump was refusing to give up his Android phone?
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And Google, just by refusing to engage, they started hand-changing some of the results.
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Many blamed Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer for refusing to invest in more robust security measures.
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"Are you refusing to even look at" the report, Assistant State's Attorney James Papa asked.
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She added that she was refusing to appear in any Super Bowl commercials for 2019.
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His foreign minister recently bragged about refusing to answer phone calls from his German counterpart.
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Although many people heeded mandatory evacuation orders, hundreds stayed, refusing to leave behind their livelihoods.
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McGregor was pulled from a UFC event in April after refusing to fulfill promotional duties.
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Some people were refusing to leave despite the danger, Sonoma County Sheriff Mark Essick said.
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But I'm 100 percent on board with refusing to give a faux-controversy more oxygen.
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Sheats was killed by police after refusing to drop her weapon during a brief standoff.
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Matthias Schoenaerts plays the farmer turned shepherd she likes the best, despite refusing his proposal.
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Germany also has a history of refusing to extradite its citizens to the United States.
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They are refusing all subpoenas, they are telling private parties don't give information to Congress.
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Christy was killed by police after refusing to drop her weapon during a brief standoff.
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Kirk suggested that brigading restaurant reviews was a just consequence of refusing a diner service.
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Throughout planning our wedding, I've worked hard at refusing to appease a lot of people.
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In refusing to choose between Handke and Tokarczuk, the committee granted both undeserved moral equivalency.
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He returned home in 1987 but kept a low profile, refusing offers of government posts.
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Conventional wisdom holds that refusing to provide information means that you have something to hide.
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The rules are clear, but the president is refusing to comply with the established rules.
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The resurgence has been blamed on parents refusing to vaccinate their children or delaying jabs.
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Kourtney Kardashian turns 38 today, but as it turns out, she's refusing to actually age!
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He did this by refusing to stand during the National Anthem at NFL preseason games.
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This waifish yet surprisingly loud-voiced woman, it seemed, was refusing to learn her place.
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One excruciating scene shows a lead dancer refusing his sexual advances; she is subsequently fired.
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She added that ports were refusing to release cargo without assurances payment would be made.
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Snyder was not asked to appear before the committee and Earley is refusing to attend.
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The first time, I broke down into uncontrollable sobs, refusing to let my friends go.
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What happened yesterday was the result of Charlottesville police officers refusing to do their job.
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Firefighters implored residents to evacuate, saying that refusing to do so puts lives at risk.
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It pulled out of China in 2010 after refusing to permit censorship on its platform.
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Apple made a similar argument in refusing to break into a terrorist's iPhone in 2016.
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Some also accused Uber of wrongly refusing to let them keep all tips from passengers.
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The chipmaker said the manufacturers were refusing to pay royalties on the Apple products produced.
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Sheriff Joe Arpaio was held in contempt of court for refusing to halt racial profiling.
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Refusing to remove its scooters will disqualify a company from obtaining a permit, said SFMTA.
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It is for these reasons that Manning, an activist, says she is refusing to submit.
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Through it all, Lewis remained stoic and unresponsive, refusing to react to violence with violence.
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Two Venezuelan employees of Chevron were arrested last week for refusing to sign a contract.
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They locked themselves into the factory, refusing to leave until they got their severance pay.
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Apparently her baby was having difficulty digesting the milk and was refusing to drink it.
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They sought to slow the Senate on Wednesday by refusing to agree to committee hearings.
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During the interview I asked political questions and they were refusing to answer those questions.
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Several female celebrities precede Biles when it comes to getting flak for refusing to smile.
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De Blasio, by contrast, put the blame on Amazon for refusing to address local concerns.
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In October, he took to Twitter to release a statement refusing to endorse Trump's candidacy.
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In fact, according to Lee, refusing their advice has been key to the company's success.
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Democrats have repeatedly blasted Republicans for refusing to give Garland a hearing or a vote.
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He staggered from the ambulance after being cut out, bloodied, limping, and refusing all aid.
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After sunset, the protesters held up cellphone flashlights, refusing to move until Pashteen turned up.
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They'll often ask for permission, of course, but refusing consent indicates that you've been dishonest.
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Regeneron has run into similar resistance to Praluent with insurers refusing to pay for it.
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The Freedom Caucus has often been accused of "refusing to get to yes" on legislation.
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In fact, one theater in Alabama is refusing to show the movie following the news.
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She says Dassey's family has been refusing all media interview requests since last week's development.
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One little girl, however, is refusing to fall into that cycle with her ex-boyfriend.
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Trump telegraphed his expected decision at the meeting by refusing to endorse the Paris Agreement.
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The Vietnam War originally set Kehler on his course toward refusing to support wartime activities.
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Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney is refusing to turn over the waivers.
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Had not the shah, after weeks of refusing, just appointed a military government of order?
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He was suspended for three months in 2017 for allegedly refusing to take breathalyzer tests.
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In 1930 his second wife was executed by the Nationalists for refusing to renounce Mao.
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She interrupted and told him I was so thin because I was refusing to eat.
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Needless to say, the king of Disney's castle is refusing to pay the demanded ransom.
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The affidavit also states Blac Chyna verbally abused a bartender for refusing her further service.
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Only by refusing to serve, as Stephen does, may the artist do just that: serve.
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"We're talking," Schumer said as he emerged from McConnell's office, refusing to share any details.
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Why are the Democrats so hellbent on blatantly refusing to allow Republican subpoenas and witnesses?
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To be sure, that raises additional challenges: Republican governors refusing to expand Medicaid, for example.
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"That's their current posture," Cornyn said when asked about Schumer refusing to move court picks.
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He was detained after refusing to leave, saying he wanted to meet President Donald Trump.
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The Democrats are refusing to provide the money he is requesting for the physical barrier.
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Progressives have said they plan to criticize Biden for refusing to embrace Medicare for All.
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There's something distinct about information: Refusing to share it doesn't keep voters in the dark.
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Conversely, refusing to engage or appease a dictatorship is not a harbinger to military intervention.
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But he angered Democrats by refusing to directly answer several inquiries during the public testimony.
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Refusing to prepare for Britain leaving the EU - a Brexit - managers have no clear plan.
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Paul McCartney is going after President Trump for refusing to take action on climate change.
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Refusing to pay taxes to pay for the Vietnam War, Hess supported himself by bartering.
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Anyone else think that refusing to call her Senator Warren is disrespectful and unnecessarily petty?
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Refusing to think about nuclear weapons and warfare will not make the threat go away.
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It means refusing to vote for landmark legislation that the administration desperately wants, as Sen.
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Brands cited commercial, ideological and legal reasons for refusing to cut off business with JD.com.
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The May ruling ordered daily fines of $50,000 on each bank for refusing to comply.
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He is refusing to answer any questions related to his possible obstruction of Mueller's probe.
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Some have suggested we are refusing to contribute to a better and more blended society.
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But Congress is refusing to give NASA and its commercial partners any more wiggle room.
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Sanders reportedly continued to talk as the protesters were removed, refusing to acknowledge the disruption.
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China's state broadcaster and Tencent responded by saying refusing to air all NBA preseason games.
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After the 2016 election, Trump broke with precedent by refusing to divest in his businesses.
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The soldiers were on edge and aggressive, refusing to answer basic questions or allow photographs.
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The most memorable ones have worked their way into soda lore, refusing to be forgotten.
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The men could face additional charges for refusing to comply when pulled over, KALB reported.
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Oh, the man said, but, refusing to admit that he had been wrong, pushed on.
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Other banks in South Africa, including Standard Chartered, began refusing to service Gupta-linked accounts.
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She'd been refusing food and drink, but she took the scheduled syringes of morphine willingly.
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Clinton among the uncommitted (46 percent to 40 percent, with 14 percent refusing to respond).
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And Wells had known a number of Church members who died after refusing medical treatment.
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He was polite but firm in refusing to accept the thinking behind all the questions.
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After refusing to pony up more money, Eric Kaufman and Meir Laufer were pushed out.
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But Chamisa's supporters say the vote was rigged, so they're refusing to accept the results.
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Trump has broken with decades of tradition in refusing to make his tax returns public.
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Also, refusing to hire smokers or people who've worked in bars sounds questionable at best.
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The White House said Yates had "betrayed" the department by refusing to enforce his order.
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"I saw one nurse slapping a pregnant woman who was refusing her orders," Gunze said.
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Cosby responded to most questions by either saying she didn't know or refusing to answer.
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Women can shine a spotlight on society's ills by refusing to partake in it entirely.
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They could lock them out of the global financial system by refusing to accept payments.
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Trump has been making noises about voter fraud and refusing to concede for months now.
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Johnson was refusing to back down, and Herman had had enough of the young congressman.
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Shkreli quickly threw fuel on that fire by refusing to decrease the price of Daraprim.
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Democrats previously blasted Trump for refusing to release his tax information during the presidential campaign.
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"Refusing to talk about it as Democrats means that we give Christianity away," she said.
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But she could not imagine even those who didn't approve refusing to let people assemble.
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Refusing to rent a tent or tables and chairs for the event is another matter.
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In theory, the next president could bring criminal contempt charges against those refusing to testify.
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Mr. Puigdemont accused Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of escalating the conflict by refusing to negotiate.
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On Friday he formally disavowed it by refusing to certify that Iran is in compliance.
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And the Olympics are under threat, with Canada and Australia refusing to send their athletes.
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We are sorry for refusing to trust the words of children, for not believing you.
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Or there's this Kentucky woman who tested positive and is now refusing to stay inside.
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They ignited the "Merry Chair War," refusing to pay and tossing chairs into the street.
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He began refusing food, stopped responding to his name and lost most of his words.
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Despite the new proposal, Mexico is still refusing to pay for any of the wall.
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They are refusing to be silenced or to allow their peers to die in vain.
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Yet now, some critics believe Berlin is on the verge of refusing its own medicine.
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You provided dignity and nuance to the memory of this apparently schizophrenic, help-refusing woman.
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Minaya subverts stereotypes of sexiness by refusing to indulge our desire for the perfect body.
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Sensuality is accepted only in a rational way, which is another way of refusing it.
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Moscow condemned the Western states for refusing to wait for the OPCW's findings before attacking.
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"He was refusing to let me work because I refused to marry him," Diakite said.
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Her competitive performance, meanwhile, began to plateau, with her best times stubbornly refusing to drop.
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"Apple continues to benefit from our intellectual property while refusing to compensate us," he said.
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You're a paramedic and they're refusing to go to the hospital after a bloody fall.
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State officials, meanwhile, are refusing to impose the strictest statewide standards to fight the virus.
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The British and French armies shot 320 and 700 men, respectively, for refusing to kill.
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I don't at all accept that refusing to take cash gives any benefit to customers.
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"I'm not subject to extortion under any circumstances," he said, again refusing to go there.
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But in refusing to endorse Trump, Cruz has finally made himself vulnerable with that base.
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Mr. Trump lavishly praised Mr. Manafort for refusing to "break" and cooperate with federal investigators.
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He ultimately chose to end his life by refusing to eat, drink and take medications.
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Muhammad Ali was stripped of the heavyweight boxing title for refusing induction into the Army.
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The system is so broken, millions of people are even refusing no-cost health insurance.
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I can only imagine what is in the documents they are refusing to make public.
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Included is Rich's statement upon refusing the National Medal for the Arts from President Clinton.
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After 37 years in control of the nation, he was refusing to let go easily.
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Break off a corner and the cheese inside oozes and stretches, refusing to let go.
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By refusing to back Almagro, Canada is undermining the cause of freedom — and supporting Venezuela.
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I spent many months refusing to speak up, terrified that I would lose my job.
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I precipitated a minor uproar by refusing to sign but was eventually waved in nonetheless.
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The police kept tight control over the scene, refusing to allow any reporters to enter.
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Mr. Trump has broken with decades of tradition by refusing to release his tax returns.
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Barbiturates were originally used for sedation, but manufacturers began refusing to sell them for executions.
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He keeps it behind glass, refusing to let his American-born son play with it.
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Mr. Trump made a similar statement this summer after earlier refusing to say so directly.
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Republicans have offered myriad rationales for refusing new testimony: Gathering it was the House's job.
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Refusing to give up power, he vowed to use the military to defend his presidency.
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My sister-in-law (my only sibling's wife) is refusing to come, claiming flight anxiety.
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"Now the producers are refusing to make the changes to which they agreed," she wrote.
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Thatcher was famous for her disregard for diplomatic niceties and for refusing to back down.
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Refusing to grant the waivers is Trump's most direct path to blowing up the deal.
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Michael McCaul (R-Texas) is refusing to rule out a potential primary challenge to Sen.
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His cabinet colleague Michael Gove went even further, refusing to rule out repeating the trick.
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The footage appears to show Corbyn ignoring Johnson and seemingly refusing to speak to him.
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Similarly, he deserves praise for refusing to divulge our military plans before they are executed.
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President Trump losing re-election and refusing to leave office, as he's hinted he'd do.
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Still, Pickford would later turn on "Rosita" (and Lubitsch), refusing to preserve her personal print.
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DeLauro, a longtime advocate of gun control, blasted Republicans for refusing to buck the NRA.
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Ms. Roginsky asserted in the suit that she faced retaliation for refusing Mr. Ailes's advances.
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Trump has since faced criticism for refusing to call out far-right groups by name.
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Refusing payment, he drove on, and we juggled hot coffee while munching on our goodies.
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Manafort also downplayed Trump earlier this week refusing to endorse Ryan in his primary race.
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The boatman became less talkative, as if I'd offended him by refusing his last offer.
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But it is obstinately refusing to listen to the opinions of the majority of French.
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This merchant was indiscriminately punished by the goddess for refusing to believe in her powers.
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Firms are also dragging their feet or flat out refusing to pay for certain therapies.
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Refusing to pass through the metal detectors, worshipers took the extraordinary step of praying outside.
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He blames "Democrats and a few Republicans" for refusing to destroy health care for millions.
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Refusing to send its players there could ruin an opportunity to tap a new market.
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The Indiana governor was calm and collected Wednesday night, refusing to be baited by Sen.
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Democrats on the committee blasted their Republican colleagues for refusing to accept Horowitz's conclusions. Rep.
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She says that it's ready, and she's just refusing to release it to the public.
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We cannot afford for Leader McConnell to waste another year refusing to let us act.
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Other high-ranking loyalists, refusing the judgment of the new order, administered justice for themselves.
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At one point, Warren even attacked Facebook for refusing to remove an anti-Biden spot.
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Inaction in the face of conflict—and refusing to take responsibility for inaction—is unacceptable.
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In refusing to certify Iran's compliance, Trump did not push Congress to reimpose nuclear sanctions.
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Dershowitz allowed me to listen to it, again refusing to let me make a copy.
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President Trump won supporters simply by calling out this tactic, and refusing to be cowed.
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They claimed Jia has stymied their investigation into his finances by refusing to produce documents.
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Officials on both sides are refusing to comment, and leaked reports are sketchy and contradictory.
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By refusing to consider it altogether, Congress is also hurting the military's strategic posture abroad.
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One, the powerful Manhattan prosecutor Preet Bharara, above, was fired after refusing to do so.
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Even if it means standing down a bull, or refusing to get off a trolley.
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Opposition parties threatened to impeach the acting prime minister for refusing to extend the investigation.
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He was standing there, refusing an urgent demand of the president of the United States.
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White, refusing to concede defeat, remained in New Iberia, working as a substance-abuse counselor.
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But Nadler continued to waffle, refusing to define the scope and aims of the investigation.
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Officials are refusing to pay—meaning they will need to rebuild their systems from scratch.
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The White House is refusing to participate, accusing Democrats of robbing Trump of due process.
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Officials are refusing to pay--meaning they will need to rebuild their systems from scratch.
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Croft added that, in her judgment, refusing to provide javelins to Ukraine would benefit Russia.
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AFSCME to decide whether government employees can be fired for refusing to pay union dues.
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Rudolph also championed civil rights, refusing to attend a segregated homecoming parade in her honor.
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"In refusing collective actions certain individuals only make themselves more vulnerable," the French leader said.
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There is a long history of refusing to address the many injustices in the state.
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Refusing international relief is not just the province of marginal governments trying to prove efficacy.
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To Stabenow, helping out Michigan was more important than refusing to help out Wall Street.
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For example, a Catholic parish can't be sued for refusing to hire a female priest.
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She said they have threatened her in turn for refusing to help them smuggle cocaine.
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My mother's ashes turned part of Sawtooth Lake a milky turquoise color, refusing to dissipate.
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The American Medical Association ruled in 1987 that refusing to treat AIDS patients was unethical.
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Ignore more prompts, and the system shuts down, refusing to work with a distracted driver.
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Even fining people for refusing to be vaccinated has a complex history, Dr. Salmon said.
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They fold in on themselves strikingly, refusing to allow the viewer's gaze too much access.
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But the refugees are refusing to leave the center, saying they fear violence from locals.
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Collymore held the line, refusing to slash prices in his drive to provide better services.
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Mugabe had been defiantly refusing to stand down since the military took over last Wednesday.
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Democrat Carolyn Bourdeaux is refusing to concede in Georgia's 7th District, arguing that Republican Rep.
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Hundreds were arrested on Monday for refusing to leave the steps of the US Capitol.
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Refusing work demonstrates the value of your work (280/3) Strikes necessarily come with risks.
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Trump is distracting himself with scandal response and steadfastly refusing to dive deep into policy.
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