Not rejecting society, of course, but rejecting these huge simplifications.
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Voters are overwhelmingly rejecting the political establishment and overwhelmingly rejecting big government.
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Rejecting open carry is about rejecting terror and honoring fundamental American traditions.
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Rejecting a particular trade agreement doesn't mean rejecting an entire region, Ross said.
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Sometimes that means rejecting conservative policies, and sometimes that means rejecting liberal policies.
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Rejecting PAC money also isn't the same as rejecting support from high-level executives.
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I think their life's work was actively rejecting that, and rejecting stereotypes about Iranians in America.
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So it's different to say you're rejecting a particular contract from saying we're rejecting the region.
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It features America not just rejecting her but rejecting her whole vision of what America should be.
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By rejecting Trump supporters, these students mimic his behaviour by gleefully rejecting anyone who disagrees with them.
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The United States could make the same mistake — rejecting free trade, and rejecting a welcome mat for free people.
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Partial-match transplants have a higher risk of the patient's rejecting the transplant or the transplant's rejecting the patient.
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Even rejecting future waivers would be politically audacious — rejecting a state's desire to enforce its own, stricter environmental standard.
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Millennials are "rejecting the old partisan boxes, they're rejecting the old binary choices," Olikara, of the Millennial Action Project, said.
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Podemos said Sanchez's comments were unacceptable and that rejecting Iglesias as part of the government would mean rejecting the entire party.
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Still, advisors worried that rejecting such an invitation would be seen as rejecting an offer of bipartisan cooperation from the outgoing Bush administration.
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Rejecting climate change science is tantamount to rejecting the growing green technology sector that it fuels, which puts America at a global disadvantage.
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"History draws a distinction between rejecting a candidate and rejecting a presidential power," said Professor Kar, who also teaches at the University of Illinois.
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For past generations, that meant rejecting greed, lust or sloth; for us, it usually means rejecting cruelty and bigotry, which are pre-eminently political vices.
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Online forums and comment threads lit up, rejecting this lecture from a wealthy outsider and, in some quarters, rejecting the very idea of a professionalized sport.
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Within this screen, Stephen Dedalus emerges as an Irish Catholic son of a petty bourgeois family, only to turn against all these categories in the latter half of the novel, rejecting Irish nationalism, rejecting his Catholic religion, rejecting the middle class, insistent on being nobody's son.
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"We cannot continue to keep rejecting the poor, rejecting the hurting...This is bigger than the next election," Barber said during a June 16 appearance on CNN.
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Just as Trump cursed as a way of rejecting the Obama-era politics of 2016, Democrats are now cursing as a way of rejecting the Trumpian politics of 2017.
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The list also included openly destroying, rejecting or thwarting the government identification system, as well as rejecting government provided housing, subsidies and cigarettes or booze as being "haram" or forbidden.
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Thus, even those Mr Putin favours may well end up rejecting him, rather as he consolidated his position by rejecting his predecessor, Boris Yeltsin, who first brought him to power.
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Heldman said she would often try to use humor while rejecting advances from Bolling and Fraser, because she was worried rejecting them would affect her appearances on the news channel.
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It is not so much that women are rejecting marriage
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Asked whether he's actually rejecting valuable intelligence, Trump was defiant.
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There was definitely a clarifying urgency to rejecting those ideas.
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But Republicans across the country are explicitly rejecting election outcomes.
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Congress can pass a disapproval resolution, rejecting an emergency declaration.
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In her opinion, this is kinder than rejecting them somehow.
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She said she immediately left the office, rejecting his advances.
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Enter one "banana" shape, Jamey Jesperson, rejecting all the norms.
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Rejecting the debate comes off as having something to hide.
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Mogu's long journey: From rejecting Alibaba's advances to US IPO
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The bourgeois life they're rejecting is simply one they've outsourced.
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On Thursday, Laschet backed Lehner in rejecting a possible breakup.
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Morse said she quit her internship after rejecting his advances.
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Järlström's lawyers have filed a suit rejecting the proposed judgement.
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"Now there is great unity in rejecting Maduro," she said.
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Rejecting campus speakers is not an assault on free speech.
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The inverse racism involved in rejecting cultural sharing is appalling.
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They're just rejecting labels and party affiliations to some degree.
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Their main crime is rejecting a life of forced servitude.
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Are others rejecting our approaches because we can't be trusted?
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Support for rejecting it altogether was highest in eastern Ukraine.
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By rejecting that offer, the judge felt Kesha was unreasonable.
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That limits May's scope for rejecting any backstop at all.
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For Sandersism, as a philosophy, is all about rejecting Obamaism.
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Republicans are rejecting that, and want to question her instead.
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Accepting Bannon's advice requires rejecting empathy for already embattled groups.
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Rejecting incomplete applications first and letting them get completed later.
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Doug Ducey, rejecting a state legislator who stressed his pragmatism.
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Can any of us rely on someone not rejecting us?
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Rejecting an interview with Mr. Mueller also carries political consequences.
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But even rejecting the new equipment may not satisfy China.
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But environmentalists and the Golden State are rejecting the change.
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In rejecting the suit, the federal judge admonished the plaintiffs.
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Voters were not given the option of rejecting the plan.
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It's important that influential lawmakers are rejecting this idea. Sen.
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Justin Amash of Michigan, joined Democrats in rejecting the measure.
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Jurisdiction after jurisdiction is rejecting the use of cash bail.
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Parliament voted on it January 15, rejecting the deal outright.
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Another was whether they would keep rejecting corporate PAC money.
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There is fascinating evidence that suggests folks who were not popular growing up continue to see the world as a hostile, rejecting place, even when presented objectively with information that is not rejecting or hostile.
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Lippincott, Tay Hohoff, made the right call in rejecting Watchman and
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He became a Republican hero for rejecting President Obama's stimulus money.
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In this respect, Trump is pretty forcefully rejecting the report's recommendations.
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"We are friends," she told the magazine, rejecting rumors of romance.
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The Senate ended up rejecting the call for witnesses, and Sens.
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By rejecting the plan, Congress just made cities' work more difficult.
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Blazing Research issued an additional report on Tuesday, rejecting Cogobuy's rebuttal.
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I just have this awful sense memory of people rejecting me.
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By rejecting it, [Microsoft] would create tension with the Thai government.
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Facebook stayed the course, with Zuckerberg rejecting fees in late 2012.
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She alleges that Conyers fired her for rejecting his sexual advances.
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For now, at least, they are displaying discipline and rejecting violence.
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They're not intolerant, they are not rejecting, they are not exclusionists.
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Consumers are rejecting stock photos, and require a more customized approach.
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He is rejecting its mandate, creating something radically new and diminished.
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Rasmussin, who stuck his neck out by rejecting Frank, is furious.
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Income taxes divided voters along partisan lines, with Republicans rejecting rises.
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"We are rejecting a politics of division," he told the crowd.
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Finally, scientists are rejecting the idea that humans are highly promiscuous.
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The WTO rejecting the BAT would be poorly justified and risky.
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Creating an oddbody is an act of rejecting traditional aesthetic standards.
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The House can give him that by rejecting H. Res. 128.
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Now 6 years later, her body is rejecting her new face.
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The Republicans have been near-unanimous in rejecting those efforts. Rep.
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It's like the whole world is rejecting you all at once.
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Rejecting someone by "letting them down easy" essentially means to lie.
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Trump ran a campaign expressly rejecting the idea of being presidential.
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And he's rejecting the premise like an opponent's ill-advised layup.
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In high school, I internalized anti-Asian stereotypes by rejecting them.
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Instead of rejecting their resources, I offered to trade with them.
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Rejecting the null hypothesis is indirect evidence of an experimental hypothesis.
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After rejecting the idea publicly, Mexico eventually went along with it.
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And don't shy away from rejecting a piece like that, either.
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HKEX's bid therefore depends on LSE shareholders rejecting the Refinitiv takeover.
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That is a message Democrats could send by rejecting Bloomberg's bid.
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Rejecting her child as too exhausting and ugly to deal with.
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You will vindicate the rule of law by rejecting these articles.
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But Mr. Ponte promoted him anyway, rejecting the Investigation Department's advice.
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She was pushing into their improvising space, rejecting demureness or stoicism.
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Matsumoto wasted little time rejecting Agnifilo's request to dismiss the indictment.
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But Mr. Vernon was expanding his palette, not rejecting his past.
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Rejecting legalization does not mean embracing criminalization or other antiquated policies.
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By that time, though, many Americans were already rejecting traditional marriage.
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It isn't only white, or wealthy, neighborhoods that are rejecting shelters.
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Many Republicans joined Democrats in rejecting it, though for various reasons.
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Rejecting scientific guidance only benefits the industries fueling the climate crisis.
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That's why so many states are rejecting the Trump nuclear doctrine.
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One common goal is a better informed public, rejecting rampant falsehoods.
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In doing so, he wasn't rejecting identity politics but embracing it.
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The Senate can start by rejecting another term for Chairman Pai.
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It is the choice of embracing or rejecting our own people.
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Which hurts, because we're usually the ones who do the rejecting.
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He could commit to rejecting permits for new fossil fuel infrastructure.
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These voters are rejecting the traditional boundary lines of Democratic politics.
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They are rejecting party orthodoxy by defending gay and abortion rights.
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Rouhani's conservative rivals made that point clear, quickly rejecting Trump's offer.
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Electors rejecting their party's candidate have been rare in American history.
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But do we lose something by ignoring or rejecting the miracles?
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Rejecting the deal is a pretty bold move on Luann's part.
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Rejecting everything around us, rejecting, even, the notion of what reality is, in a way, when you think about it, sort of what we do, unwittingly, when we take a pill and go clubbing till 8am.
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But with Hershey rejecting Mondelez's preliminary offer, that could be in doubt.
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Rejecting the bones will anger some Orthodox adherents, particularly those outside Russia.
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By rejecting TPP, the U.S. would be left standing on the sidelines.
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I don't want to be confirming anybody's bias or rejecting those biases.
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Opposition leaders have so far boycotted parliament after rejecting the vote result.
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The White House issued a bombastic letter rejecting the impeachment inquiry Tuesday.
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And standing united in rejecting these acts of hatred and anti-Semitism.
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Or would we be better off rejecting it completely and saying #NoConfederate?
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IBM's criticism goes even further, rejecting the very notion of quantum supremacy.
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She is rejecting any condolences or anything until there are official documents.
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After rejecting two different drink-themed crosswords, this one was finally accepted.
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Israel's U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon issued a statement rejecting the council complaint.
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RELATED: Bracing for the final stretch But not everybody is rejecting Trump.
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MOZILLA CITES REUTERS REPORTS ON UAE HACKING PROGRAM IN REJECTING UAE BID
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"Iran has no trust in America," said Mr Khamenei, rejecting the offer.
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All want to appear fresh, but without rejecting the party's successful past.
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Hindu nationalists are rejecting facts in a "sectarian repackaging of the past".
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Ted Cruz last year -- all while rejecting money from political action committees.
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Kirgo stated she believed rejecting the CBS CEO's advances hurt her career.
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Kirgo said she believed that rejecting Moonves' alleged overtures hurt her career.
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They wanted explicit language in the platform rejecting the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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The question is, what is it about the present that they're rejecting?
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One could say that he is rejecting the modernist paradigm of originality.
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In 2015 Maryland's second-highest court upheld the ruling, rejecting Ramos' suit.
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By rejecting these things, you're "tearing up" the contract and freeing yourself.
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However, there is a growing number of couples who are rejecting tradition.
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Those teams are cowards and we should all unite in rejecting them.
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Rejecting their child, who had just graduated from Brown University, was unthinkable.
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Why are people rejecting wearables and opting instead for traditional wrist wear?
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The court gave no reason for rejecting the new case, Boyer v.
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The NRA added that its top leaders ended up rejecting the idea.
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One of President Trump's loudest opponents in Hollywood is rejecting the idea.
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Democrats in the House chamber didn't make a show of rejecting Gianforte.
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Why has Hungary embraced an illiberal leader so soon after rejecting communism?
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Instead of rejecting the treaty, the United States should be promoting it.
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The Dutch regulator did not comment on reasons for rejecting the request.
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Far from rejecting liberal democracy, Brexit was a vote for its retention.
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It's essentially rejecting one thing for another, and it's been done before.
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As a result, she often ends up being the one rejecting nuance.
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And, like Chet's proposition, that's another thing that Quinn is rejecting today.
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All of the women argue that rejecting his advances hurt their careers.
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I realized that she was rejecting the limitations put on female artists.
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In rejecting the earlier settlement, which was opposed by retailers including Amazon.
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In both countries, more young people are questioning or rejecting capitalism itself.
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Some observers said villagers and even health workers were rejecting the vaccine.
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Along with rejecting Proposal 1, voters should approve Proposals 2 and 3.
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There is no known case of the chief executive rejecting a recommendation.
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In rejecting their motion, the judge said he found the captain credible.
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Republicans must join Democrats in swiftly rejecting the nomination of Mr. Ratcliffe.
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Maybe instead of rejecting princess culture, wholesale, I could embrace different princesses.
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Voters are rejecting the traditional center-left and center-right establishment parties.
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Rejecting that truth, he said, would lead to the collapse of civilization.
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Lewenthal had always controlled content, rejecting work he didn't think would sell.
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Voters were seen rejecting a proposal to ban trading in agricultural derivatives.
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Rejecting President Trump's cuts to foreign aid is a critical first step.
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But shunning the physical houses of worship did not mean rejecting spirituality.
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Dear Miss Manners: How does one respond to someone rejecting a gift?
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The I.R.S. is rejecting the deductibility of those fees in its offer.
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But Pai has held firm, rejecting any calls to delay the vote.
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Rejecting additional compensation "just does not happen in our industry," said Williams.
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The Saudi Ministry of Interior later issued a statement, rejecting the criticism.
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If crying means rejecting bullshit ideas about masculinity, then sign me up.
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Simultaneously, Google was rejecting a partnership with Uber, choosing instead to compete.
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And top management practiced its annual ritual of soundly rejecting that proposal.
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Instead, by rejecting the case, the justices essentially side-stepped the issue.
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With America, Mrs Merkel may sound as if she is boldly rejecting Trumpism.
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I've seen homeless people rejecting food, and saying, 'No, I only take money.
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Or will we discipline Trump by rejecting his behavior as unseemly and dangerous?
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It adheres to nontrinitarianism, rejecting a mainstream Christian doctrine of the Holy Trinity.
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And the other was in rejecting family life as a trap for women.
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It's about rejecting "fat" as the worst thing a woman could possibly be.
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In punishing internal opposition and rejecting election outcomes, Mr. Kaczynski spurned democracy itself.
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It is a pure opposition party, rejecting coalitions at state and federal level.
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They are rejecting (President Cyril) Ramaphosa's anti-corruption message by choosing Zuma allies.
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Rejecting Mr Bolsonaro outright would be the best way of shoring it up.
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Bryce wasn't merely taking what he wanted, but punishing Hannah for rejecting him.
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That danger should warn Mr Abbas against rejecting Mr Kushner's proposals too precipitously.
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The prosecution disputed this claim, saying autopsy reports showed Taz wasn't rejecting food.
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Surrendering to God meant rejecting a black and white binary of sexual identity.
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Read more: There's also some 19th-century precedent for rejecting election year appointments.
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But most Brexiteers now agree with Mrs May in rejecting the EEA model.
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But Oakeshott's was a rare voice rejecting the received wisdom of the day.
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More people are also rejecting Black Friday in favor of "Campsgiving," he said.
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As payback for rejecting his advances, the accuser claims Weinstein sabotaged her career.
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However, at the same time, I think people historically have avoided rejecting people.
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He quickly settled with the agency two days after rejecting its initial offer.
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There is a big difference between rejecting a proposition and repudiating a person.
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Protective fans are also rejecting 2019's Child's Play on its existence alone.
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Republicans—whether they mean to or not—are rejecting what their party has
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But he added that there's no particular evidence for rejecting the mating idea.
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Later, that meant rejecting the explicit racism of George Wallace's 1968 presidential campaign.
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Now Trump is trashing it on Twitter this morning after rejecting it yesterday.
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"No to cheating," the crowd chanted, echoing Jammeh's speech rejecting the poll outcome.
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And when you're rejecting the possibility of external funding, the latter increases dramatically.
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But something in you is rejecting his love for want of this ex.
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Conley says she lied to officials out of spite for rejecting her advances.
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It has set new records for stonewalling or rejecting Freedom of Information requests.
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SFR has not indicated it would change tack after rejecting the Bouygues approach.
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"We should be resolute in rejecting unilateralism," Xi said at the opening ceremony.
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Instead, they offer these three justifications for not rejecting Trumpcare out of hand.
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It all starts with rejecting the bad assumptions and embracing the good ones.
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He was particular about his clothes, rejecting shirts without his favorite sports logos.
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Rejecting her building's white-walls-only standard, she'd painted one wall dark blue.
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Rejecting the gradualism of the N.A.A.C.P., he continued to work with rival organizations.
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But he's also rejecting what much of Washington sees as America's global role.
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Roosevelt as a flawed but heroic figure whose greatness lies in rejecting the
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Trump made his political career picking fights on Twitter and rejecting political correctness.
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China is, in effect, rejecting and transcending a mercantilist view of trade power.
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Clinton responded in a pointed tweet on Sunday afternoon, rejecting the theoretical endorsement.
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The Entertainment Software Association on Wednesday put out a statement rejecting Hawley's proposal.
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A growing number of Gen Xers and baby boomers are rejecting traditional retirement.
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Public pension funds are also big on rejecting pay policies, Proxy Insight said.
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Hamon underwent immunological therapy to lower the risk of rejecting the second transplant.
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The judge has now squarely sided with Sony, rejecting all of Kesha's claims.
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In fact, he comes close to rejecting the idea of brand identity altogether.
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But many schools have refused to bargain, rejecting the students' status as workers.
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There were Israelis who called for rejecting American military aid and turning elsewhere.
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"Rejecting motherhood means giving up on humanity," Erdogan, who has four children, said.
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Last week, both Christianity Today and World magazine ran editorials rejecting Mr. Trump.
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Ahead of the President's address, Durbin released a statement rejecting the proposed offer.
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The chronically and even fatally ill are avoiding hospitals and rejecting medical care.
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Conservatives were rejecting any federal policy that would limit states' rights in education.
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Mr. David disputed that idea, noting that negotiations sometimes involve rejecting others' suggestions.
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Trump tweeted that he had fired him after rejecting some of his advice.
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READ: 6 states are rejecting federal money because of Trump's abortion 'gag rule.
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Milk is disgusting, I've been rejecting it since I was a tiny babe.
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By rejecting the possibility of failure or the unknown, I was protecting myself.
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"I am expressly rejecting the plea bargain as to Mr. Almena," Cramer said.
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Susan Collins of Maine in rejecting it, tipping the scales against its passage.
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We can start by rejecting the narrative that says terrorism cannot be prevented.
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Each side, rejecting the story of the other, claimed victimhood from the events.
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Still, simply rejecting deals is not so simple, Mr. Segal and others say.
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Surrogates for the billionaire businessman praised him on Monday for rejecting political correctness.
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Masupha agrees, rejecting any logic that sees women getting married as an obstacle.
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For them, anger lies in holding on to old ideas and rejecting diversity.
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What if living the life your parents wanted for you means rejecting them?
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Rather than rejecting the offer outright, Navistar said it would review the offer.
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By rejecting these principles, the Senate does lasting harm to our constitutional republic.
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Yes, she has to sacrifice some essential femininity, rejecting wifely and maternal instincts.
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In retaliation for your rejecting this arrangement, they rejected you, at least temporarily.
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Through rejecting this narrative, Ramos is helping other queer Christians do the same.
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Formally rejecting this shift in the point of obligation is the obvious choice.
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But by defeating him, Kentuckians were also rejecting conservative vision of social programs.
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TO), while again rejecting a hostile bid from Total Energy Services Inc (TOT.TO).
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We're just rejecting it, we're destroying that ideal and we're becoming the opposite.
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We talked about that a lot—how that doesn't mean you're rejecting me.
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Qualcomm had resisted a deal for months, rejecting several record-breaking price tags.
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The remaining candidates, including presidential incumbent Donald Trump, are not rejecting spoofed emails.
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Remote workers have become increasingly common, with some companies rejecting office space altogether.
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Some of Mr. Trump's most ardent supporters had cautioned against rejecting the legislation.
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And rejecting our ideals won't make us stronger; it will make us weaker.
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Doom 2016 was self-consciously rejecting the modern narrative shooter and its form.
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Short of rejecting internet integration with appliances, dealing with this is not easy.
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They're barred from rejecting patients who they expect will have especially high costs.
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Rejecting a lot of mainstream pop culture was part of who we were.
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While some are suggesting racial motives, law enforcement leaders are rejecting this claim.
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In the store, meanwhile, all of that trying on and rejecting would have happened in real time, much like getting to know and rejecting people at the bar or a party happens in real time, leaving you little time to fantasize.
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"It is on me," he said, hushing the audience and rejecting their shouted objections.
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Hillary Clinton's campaign is rejecting that strategy in favor of a much broader one.
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The woman said she went to the bathroom to hide after rejecting his question.
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Campaign finance rules allow single-issue organizations to pressure politicians into rejecting bipartisan compromise.
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There's a reason why conservatives are rejecting the Republican Congressional leadership's Obamacare replacement bill.
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It's always the mom either accepting their daughter's freedom of expression or rejecting it.
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It said it would seek a U.N. Security Council resolution rejecting the U.S. move.
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It could also lower the chances of a person's immune system rejecting new drugs.
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Despite the discontent, Germans are not rejecting their long-established parties, unlike in France.
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Gender, sexuality, and emotion are, slowly but surely, rejecting the traditional totalitarianism of masculinity.
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His version involves rejecting the universal, liberal values that the West has long promoted.
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If they were rejecting sexual harassment, they would have fired Bill O'Reilly years ago.
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Galdamez on Tuesday posted a statement on Twitter from the FCN rejecting the accusations.
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Last November, the company came under fire for rejecting an ad for Tennessee Sen.
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I now think about this notion of rejecting proportion and beauty all the time.
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Some are rejecting Trump because of revulsion at his remarks among more moderate voters.
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Petrobras announced the sale model after rejecting three bids that it considered too low.
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Neither side seems able to "win," and Madrid is rejecting any European Union mediation.
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One lesson is the importance of rejecting paranoia but listening to testimonies of terror.
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But Mr Putin consolidated his power by rejecting Yeltsin's legacy and demonising the 1990s.
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A U.N. General Assembly resolution passed on Thursday, rejecting U.S. President Donald Trump's Dec.
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It's rejecting the usual no-you-move mindset, and sharing a change of heart.
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He accused Malta's critics of playing "the Christmas saint" while themselves rejecting the ships.
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And despite almost rejecting "Die Hard," he said, the progressive storyline won him over.
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An FBI Director rejecting the POTUS' claim that the former POTUS illegally wiretapped him.
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Supporters are praising her for being an accepting parent and rejecting the gender binary.
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The Senate did so 35 years ago, when rejecting the nomination of Ernest Lefever.
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But in rejecting the Section 85033 route, the Trump advisers were making another point.
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Coastal communities are rejecting offshore oil drilling because the risks are not worth it.
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Rejecting canonical texts and their alleged white supremacist authors is related to advancing socialism.
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But Prime Minister Narendra Modi was emphatic about rejecting terms the other members agreed.
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Others decided they had to save their political skins by rejecting the conservative agenda.
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"God will punish you by giving you that disease," his equally rejecting mother warns.
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Kroenke has yet to formally respond, effectively rejecting the offer, the source told Reuters.
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Rejecting polarization is more than self-improvement; it is an exercise in self-respect.
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell released a statement Saturday morning rejecting Trump's comments as divisive.
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Monte helped confirm men like him usually have overbearing, rejecting mothers and absentee fathers.
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The employee alleged she was terminated for rejecting his suggestion of a romantic relationship.
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The rapid decision upheld a lower-court ruling rejecting the arguments by the critics.
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Spotify, a rival, says that Apple is harming it by rejecting an app upgrade.
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Gerrymandering Roberts wrote the June 18 decision rejecting Wisconsin Democrats' claim of partisan gerrymandering.
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Obama is expected to offer a nominee Republicans would have a hard time rejecting.
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Despite the court rejecting claims that the ban was motivated by religious hostility, Rep.
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Kirgo said she believed that rejecting the CBS CEO's advances had hurt her career.
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" In rejecting Britain, De Gaulle took the brutal line: "It's not me, it's you.
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By rejecting free-trade deals, he could bolster Republican support among white union workers.
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It is a rare example of a prominent American politician rejecting a dangerous calculus.
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Rejecting it would carry a risk that his veto could be overridden by lawmakers.
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Rejecting a strict definition of "art," they experimented with new materials and innovative techniques.
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Irrationally, he started to feel a little hurt, like she was rejecting him again.
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The SEC sent another letter last month to Kron's firm rejecting an appeal request.
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Mozilla executives said rejecting an applicant on the basis of media reports was unprecedented.
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UL to cut debt and bankroll growth plans, months after rejecting two buyout approaches.
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He reportedly ordered raises for two aides, despite the White House rejecting his request.
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We've had the United States military, generals, leaders, standing up and rejecting, completely, racism.
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"This song is about rejecting the idea of forgiveness," Glass said in a statement.
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The Force earlier issued a strongly worded statement rejecting the News Ltd media report.
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Despite rejecting genetically modified crops, Western Europe maintained a lead over Canada in yields.
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So good that rejecting buyout offers is a regular part of being David Bronner.
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In rejecting the offer, USG said the proposal substantially undervalued the building products maker.
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But a year into the Trump administration, Americans are rejecting authoritarian alternatives to democracy.
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I took the radical step of canceling my phone service and rejecting permanent connectivity.
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Cyrus is rejecting hers, but Styles is embracing his, and that changes the discussion.
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Mr. Trump expanded on that on Thursday at the Republican retreat, rejecting the term.
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In the House, 55 Democrats had joined 178 Republicans in rejecting the reform amendment.
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Several diplomats said seeing America standing with Saudi Arabia in rejecting science was shocking.
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Asian-Americans in tonier places like Irvine were vocal in rejecting the county plan.
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Phil Bryant named her as Mr. Cochran's replacement, rejecting recommendations that he appoint himself.
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Some research suggests that the underlying reasons for rejecting certain foods may be genetic.
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About the judicial decision today in Brazil rejecting the criminal charges brought against me.
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"I was kind of mad because I know she's rejecting everything," Ms. Gin said.
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And some thought Jobs had pushed too far by rejecting tools like the stylus.
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Mr. Temer insists that he did nothing wrong and is rejecting calls to resign.
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Go deeper: Nationals closer defends rejecting White House invite: "I just can't do it"
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It can even hold uncooperative officials in contempt and detain them for rejecting subpoenas.
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The show has also been grappling with the United States government rejecting developer's visas.
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They are, theoretically, not punished by the Uber algorithm for rejecting too many rides.
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She says it's possible to be "progressive and practical," rejecting ideas like free college.
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Leaders of the organizations have said that rejecting refugees will only hurt local economies.
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Opposition parties, rejecting her offer as a ploy, have vowed to proceed with impeachment.
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Jeff Flake, in rejecting a four-week continuing resolution and demanding progress on immigration.
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They didn't make the mistake of conspicuously rejecting American symbols during the World Cup.
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They didn't make the mistake of conspicuously rejecting American symbols during the World Cup.
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Utah's turnabout is the latest worrisome example of politicians rejecting the will of voters.
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Like Twitter, his campaign was nimble and stupid — rejecting coherence in favor of noise.
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The women exuberantly rejecting Shelton were declaring: We are the subject, not the object.
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But it's one that, in rejecting the stay request, the Ninth Circuit has dismissed.
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It's part of a bigger pattern of Trump rejecting congressional oversight of all kinds.
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Two federal courts on Friday issued rulings rejecting some of Kemp's election enforcement moves.
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Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif blamed Saudi Arabia and its allies for rejecting peace.
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Attempts to undermine the Balfour declaration are tantamount to rejecting Israel&aposs right to exist.
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In Athens, matters are complicated by Tsipras&apos junior, nationalist coalition partner rejecting the deal.
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They also criticized Nikai for rejecting family diversity, including same-sex couples and single parents.
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Just 20 days prior to rejecting the ban, Pruitt met with Dow CEO Andrew Liveris.
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They began rejecting the show as it rejected its early tone, and its early promise.
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When rejecting AGC's offer, CBH said on Monday it would consult shareholders on its future.
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"It was a suitable punishment," high court judge Aung Naing concluded Friday, rejecting their appeal.
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This is important because Bates isn't just rejecting the reason the Trump administration gave him.
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Volley's Kahn acknowledged that rejecting Chinese investment may make his startup's overseas expansion more difficult.
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Reverse Podsnaps think Britain is rejecting cosmopolitan values in favour of a repulsive Little Englandism.
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The judge, Tatiana Akulshina, did not provide a reason for rejecting Wiswell's wrongful dismissal claim.
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In rejecting the proposal, the governor said it "clearly seeks to benefit one political party".
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The United States sided with Abadi's Shi'ite-led government in rejecting the Kurds' secessionist move.
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"Fake news" doesn't literally mean "false information"; it means rejecting something you don't agree with.
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That can be alarming and poisonous, and we should be very vigilant about rejecting it.
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Dow Agrosciences, the division that sells chlorpyrifos, praised Pruitt for rejecting the environmental groups' petition.
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" Venezuela's foreign ministry responded by "energetically" rejecting the sanctions, which it called "unilateral and illegal.
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Men have called me a "bitch" for both accepting and rejecting the drinks they've offered.
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In this episode, she's once again rejecting her brother because of what happened to Lincoln.
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Rejecting divisive fear and alienation, Strangers' Union will highlight the radical power of communal visibility.
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Our nation will only be made stronger by rejecting xenophobia wholeheartedly through comprehensive policy solutions.
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Provincial governments are rejecting their responsibility to take in the refugees, according to the letter.
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In response, a member of Heard's team made a statement Thursday rejecting Depp's payment plan.
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But now the machines are rising up and rejecting the partically-transperant, holographic new currency.
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The instructors will forward the caucus selfies to Koval, who doesn't anticipate rejecting many requests.
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"It has been clear that most voters have been rejecting big government policies," he writes.
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But the main political parties, who had recommended rejecting the constitution, have accepted the result.
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And shareholders have become much more active in terms of rejecting some executive pay deals.
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In rejecting NN's earlier offer, Van der Noordaa had estimated synergies at 200 million euros.
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Davidson is also vehemently rejecting Daniels' accusation that he colluded with Cohen to help Trump.
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The Air Quality Control Commission should demonstrate its independence by rejecting Hickenlooper's costly, regressive proposal.
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In short, those who feel positively about socialism embrace Bernstein's version, rejecting Marx and Lenin.
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Americans are rejecting this healthcare scheme foisted upon them more than at any other time.
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He said he believed the G20 would keep established language rejecting foreign exchange rate manipulation.
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At some point, cowboys will need to stop rejecting horses because they'd rather ride unicorns.
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He's utilizing verticality, sliding into help position to stonewall drivers, and rejecting put-back attempts.
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Last month the EPA finalized a rule rejecting that update, arguing it was not needed.
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Democrats were rejecting the GOP's Zika response plan as inadequate even before its formal release.
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But he insisted London could not keep EU rights while rejecting some of its obligations.
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In a very real way, accepting the fluidity of gender requires rejecting standards in general.
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Rejecting calls to resign, Ms. Rousseff faces claims in the impeachment proceedings of budgetary manipulation.
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Civil liberties groups applauded the move, but congressional Republicans have been swift in rejecting it.
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By rejecting abstraction, he conveyed his anxiety about life through spiky brushstrokes and flat colors.
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Rejecting stereotypes that align physical beauty with slimness, Lopez-Huici's models powerfully assert their beauty.
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Marte: It's funny, we grew up with punk rock, kind of rejecting our own culture.
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The company's founders broke the typical start-up mold, rejecting outside funding and growing slowly.
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Shortly before the President's address, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi released a statement rejecting the proposal.
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Indeed, Iran seems to have realized this, rejecting the offer soon after it was made.
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It's less about conserving the good of the past, and more about rejecting the present.
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Rejecting someone with these positions will serve only to diminish membership in the Democratic Party.
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Israelis see frightened American Jews rejecting what they consider the only solution for anti-Semitism.
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The administration is also pushing to further tighten immigration restrictions, including rejecting all asylum seekers.
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Or, is he just rejecting everything his predecessor did despite its logic and sound approach?
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Rejecting the null is a major hurdle scientists need to clear to prove their hypothesis.
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We hope that all cultural institutions will stand with us in rejecting hate and intolerance.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) and Rand Paul (R-KY) already rejecting the bill and Sen.
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Matthew sighed, rejecting the option to send the emoji that corresponded to his body language.
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The dance department accused Dr. Mars in 2014 of rejecting talented students with poor grades.
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According to Judge Bauer, though, that was when Mr. Yanukovych appeared to be rejecting Russia.
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Democrats backing moderate presidential candidates are rejecting an argument put forth by front-runner Sen.
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She begins appreciating small pleasures, enjoying her age and even, occasionally, rejecting her mother's cynicism.
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Indigenous people are increasingly embracing their language, rejecting years of stigma associated with its use.
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Dreamers, despite having the most to lose, have been most adamant in rejecting Trump's proposals.
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Reality check: Fashions in office topography never stop changing, rejecting the fads of the past.
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The administration received widespread, bipartisan condemnation for not immediately rejecting the idea out of hand.
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The 2008 Heller decision rejecting a District of Columbia handgun ban is quite obviously bonkers.
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They opposed what they called "the system" by rejecting its basis in the factual world.
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But we have to go further than rejecting it — we must reframe the argument entirely.
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"Accepting a promotion and rejecting a demotion, I'm sorry, but that's bad faith," he said.
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Rejecting the lessons of chastisement, he embarks on a regime of petty crime and seduction.
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But keep in mind that rejecting someone's signature dish may appear insensitive or downright rude.
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"We have far more choice in rejecting government recommendations here in the US," added Mariner.
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The mother, not the fetus, was rejecting transplants that came from fathers or other donors.
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Furthermore, rejecting his point of view will align you with the oppressive overlords of China!
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Apple had only approved the app last week after rejecting it earlier in the month.
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In a televised address on Thursday, Mr. Temer was defiant in rejecting calls to resign.
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In the Netherlands, Unilever would have had to argue the merits of rejecting the offer.
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She considered rejecting the "Best Female Chef" title, which many chefs, including her, consider patronizing.
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Born into a line of witchy women, Garcia had periods of rejecting and embracing witchcraft.
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Monday's ruling, issued without comment, leaves intact a federal appeals court ruling rejecting that argument.
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Board of Education, rejecting "separate but equal" schools, as signs of the high court's independence.
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O'Rourke's campaign is rejecting donations from political action committees, so the contributions come from individuals.
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"Every couple months we hear that we're finally rejecting these codes of performativity," Duffy says.
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And that refrain is dangerous to the very community we are wrongly accused of rejecting.
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"It's putting guard rails around capitalism, it's not rejecting capitalism and doing a demolition job."
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" He also feels "sadness for the victims who the church was rejecting by this verdict.
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In both 2016 and 2018, House Republicans (nearly unanimously) passed resolutions rejecting any carbon tax.
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And now your son is doing his job: rejecting everything you are and have done.
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Four Senate Republicans have now joined Democrats in rejecting his potential appointment, effectively tanking it.
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In doing so, New Zealand joined the United States and Australia in rejecting Huawei equipment.
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If anything is hot, it's rejecting romantic narratives to replace them with narratives of friendship.
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And part of her rejection of Hollywood seems to include rejecting the traditional celebrity interview.
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Pushback against a wall, however, has centered on rejecting one of Trump's racist campaign promises.
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When we stop having these complicated conversations, and start rejecting nuance, and rejecting everything that feels too hard when it's so much easier to just blame someone else for our problems, that is how you get, for example, 53% of white women voting for Trump.
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Rejecting ads from restaurants, hair salons as 'political' The technology giant, which instituted more stringent rules that force anyone running political ads on the platform to reveal their identity and location, was called out for mistakenly rejecting ads from businesses that were not political.
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In an election featuring many candidates who are limiting their own fundraising — such as rejecting corporate PAC money, and in some cases rejecting closed-door fundraisers — critics are already coming down hard on Steyer for pouring his millions into his own bid for president.
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Today, many Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds are rejecting parliamentary democracy for authoritarianism, sectarianism and communal violence.
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Iran's chief nuclear envoy Abbas Araqchi was quoted on Iranian media as rejecting the European strategy.
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Kelly, in his remarks, alleged that Obama-era federal employees were rejecting the new administration's directives.
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Rejecting signature style and dependable lines of production, both capitalist mainstays, he went his own way.
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"We aren't rejecting that Donald Trump won this election," a Garfield High School senior told KOMO.
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He finds himself on the fringes of student life, rejecting any semblance of mainstream Japanese ambition.
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This breaks with a decade-old tradition of the G20 endorsing free trade and rejecting protectionism.
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The country says it has started rejecting Syrians who arrive without valid visas via third countries.
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The Constitutional Court later restored Roh to power, rejecting charges of abuse of power and mismanagement.
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By rejecting a conviction, the party will demonstrate that it believes anything goes in winning elections.
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Paper and packaging maker Smurfit Kappa jumped 18 percent after rejecting an approach from International Paper .
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That leaves just one country in the world that is rejecting the deal: the United States.
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The appeals court agreed, rejecting Ms. Macklowe's proposal to have a neutral expert value the collection.
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But that hasn't stopped businesses from rejecting Schaap's dairy products or food from contaminated sites elsewhere.
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They also committed to rejecting political action committee contributions from the oil, gas, and coal industries.
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John Kasich, who has spared some inmates while rejecting clemency for others, has the final say.
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If it depends on a conspiratorial framework, it also has a mode for rejecting that framework.
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On January 15th the House passed a "resolution of disapproval" rejecting "white nationalism and white supremacy".
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The story was so widely shared that local police had to issue a statement rejecting it.
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The doctors think my dad is rejecting his liver, so they're running a bunch more tests.
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With Brussels still rejecting any legally binding end-point to the backstop, such hopes seem forlorn.
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The big exception to the election-day trend of rejecting the maverick came from North Carolina.
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Was it just something she ate, or was it — as Bibiana suggested — her body rejecting Josiah?
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Sam Altman (Getty)Rejecting Donald Trump and his associates is a simple test of moral fortitude.
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Grouping people into astrological categories is one thing; rejecting them outright because of them is another.
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Because DNA breaks are scary business, some cells go into first-aid mode, rejecting Crispr edits.
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The union threatened strike action in mid-March after rejecting an earlier offer from the miner.
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Imperfect, but considerably better than rejecting all lessons of the past — or, worse, ignoring them completely.
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The ministry published a statement rejecting the contents of Lopez Obrador's letter, according to domestic media.
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Taking pride in queer identity means rejecting the shame imposed upon us by a harsh society.
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WATCH: Most Americans are rejecting financial help – here's why that will cost them in the end
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Earlier this week, finance officials from Japan, China and South Korea issued a statement rejecting protectionism.
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The SEC highlighted the risk of manipulation as reason for rejecting applications for other cryptocurrency ETFs.
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We should absolutely not be rejecting qualified families from becoming a part of a child's life.
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Apple has fired back after Spotify took the company to task for rejecting an app update.
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With the election approaching, this stalling could be just as effective as rejecting these bills outright.
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She's taking medication to keep her liver from rejecting the donated portion, but otherwise feels great.
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Sandness, an oilfield electrician, takes medication every day to prevent his body from rejecting the transplant.
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The commission took two votes on the deal on Friday, at first rejecting Exelon's sweetened offer.
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Both Thailand's big political parties had recommended rejecting the constitution, but they accepted the referendum result.
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It was a speech about accepting change, even when it's scary, and rejecting illiberalism and hate.
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In May, Prisa ended up rejecting binding offers for Santillana as the offers were too low.
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My fear right now is young people are just turning away from politics and rejecting it.
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Lamar Smith of Texas who attacked the tech giants for rejecting the committee's invitations to testify.
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All across the country, rural communities — even entire states — are resisting or rejecting "green" energy projects.
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The manager is claimed to have threatened to fire Ms. Ries for rejecting his sexual advances.
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The White House on Tuesday blasted the Senate's "cowardice" for rejecting four separate gun control measures.
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What the president may not do is approve certain parts of a bill while rejecting others.
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Each feels too concerned with engaging with or rejecting the classic tropes of horror movie-making.
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"We don't have to wonder what the cost of rejecting trans youth looks like," Branstetter said.
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"The Sinclair deal's demise should serve as a guide to rejecting the Nexstar proposal," Aaron continued.
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A few months after rejecting Facebook's Free Basics program, India is trying to define net neutrality.
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This is, however, a sharp departure from the Court's past explanations for rejecting equal protection claims.
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Moreover, Clinton represents the past, the withering establishment voters are soundly rejecting in an insurgent year.
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But now the ideology is under attack, with Trump systematically rejecting each of its core principles.
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It was a reassuring conclusion, conspicuously rejecting racism and chauvinism in its account of nonindustrial cultures.
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In response, the company announced it would suggest edits to posts instead of simply rejecting them.
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Increasingly, white women are rejecting Trump's political vision, even as their husbands and brothers are not.
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Congress should stand up for their constituents by soundly rejecting efforts to undermine science at EPA.
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The Pentagon had named Microsoft and Amazon as the finalists for the project, rejecting Oracle's bid.
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Industry pushes back: The Entertainment Software Association on Wednesday put out a statement rejecting Hawley's proposal.
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Generations of Palestinian leaders have made entire careers out of rejecting Israel while perpetuating this conflict.
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Trump refused to release his tax returns during his 22019 presidential bid, rejecting decades of precedent.
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Grassley struck a conciliatory tone while firmly rejecting the substance of Blasey's request in his reply.
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A broad range of party leaders are openly rejecting the man who will be their nominee.
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By rejecting Proposition A so resoundingly, Missourians have struck a much needed blow for working people.
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A number of Republicans voted with the Democratic spending bill that the Senate ended up rejecting.
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We urge you to put the health of our children first by rejecting this pressure campaign.
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U. free trade agreement on Tuesday, rejecting arguments that the pact violated the principles of democracy.
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And the GOP avoided disaster by rejecting candidate Don Blankenship in the West Virginia Senate primary.
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However, any floor vote would probably fail, with all Republicans and some Democrats rejecting the measure.
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Mocking or rejecting a woman because of her size would be mean, and we're not mean.
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That's hard to square with the fact that she has been outspoken about rejecting the hijab.
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There is tension of finding comfort in the environment but rejecting it at the same time.
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The retailer will also seek an order extending its deadline for assuming or rejecting unexpired leases.
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The company denied it had punished flight attendants for rejecting similar customer demands in the past.
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The author's publisher is rejecting the argument and saying the book will be released as scheduled.
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But they urged decision makers to think differently about the problem rather than rejecting automation outright.
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The demon, rejecting God as a "tyrant" who demands obedience, not power, seeks freedom and knowledge.
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In effect, Mr. Powell seems to be rejecting ideas recently put forward by various economic pessimists.
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"But they are not orders," he said, while also rejecting the idea of an international investigation.
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Rejecting the null doesn't tell you anything about the mechanism by which chocolate causes weight loss.
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This cycle, she, like many of her competitors, has committed to rejecting donations from corporate PACs.
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And again, there's a large group of Asian-American leaders rejecting this role in the debate.
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It's a dynamic wrapped up in pushing limits, taking what fits, and rejecting what feels wrong.
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You are discussing your ideas, having people respond to them and often rejecting what you're saying.
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While most Democratic members of Congress joined in rejecting BDS, Omar and Tlaib opposed the resolution.
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So at its core this is really about Trump and his allies rejecting criticism and accountability.
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As of Wednesday, only leaders of the U.S. Open and Wimbledon had responded, rejecting direct negotiations.
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Voters were not given the option of rejecting the plan, and opposition parties boycotted the vote.
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"As your daughter begins to separate, she is pushing you away and rejecting you," she said.
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I appear very clearly as someone who is rejecting being sexualized by men and their gaze.
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Rona Ambrose, the interim leader of the Conservative Party, criticized Mr. Trudeau for rejecting that pipeline.
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But none have clearly and cleanly made rejecting Mr. Trump's trade war a "Day 1" commitment.
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Last October, George W. Bush made an impassioned speech fully rejecting Trumpism and, in particular, racism.
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Cenk today said he is rejecting all endorsements for his campaign and I retract my endorsement.
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And somehow they are still Romulan, in spite of rejecting all of the traditional Romulan values.
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Social media users demanded the show correct or apologize for rejecting Palestine as the correct answer.
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Louisiana's secretary of State is rejecting the Trump administration's request to turn over voter registration data.
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In fact, some hosts violated those guidelines, which ban rejecting or charging extra for assistance animals.
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She's talking to the UN. That is really different than past youth activists rejecting institutions entirely.
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Jennifer took medications following the surgery to reduce the risk of her body rejecting the organ.
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Just before his testimony, Pompeo issued a statement restating U.S. policy rejecting Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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Giuliani rejected the idea, but considered a deal with the Ukrainian government, before rejecting that, too.
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Some are just embracing simplicity and rejecting clutter, while others want to avoid overspending and debt.
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The author's publisher is rejecting the argument and saying the book will be released as planned.
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The former Mexican president has joined the country's current chief executive in categorically rejecting Trump's proposal.
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ObamaCare prevented insurance companies from rejecting people or charging them more because of their health conditions.
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The colleagues rejecting your unsolicited political advice might not even realize that they are doing so.
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So embracing it doesn't mean you're rejecting the kind of grotesque super-sized corporations Amazon represents.
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Neither columnist, however, sets out a strategy for rejecting Mr. Trump's appointments or blocking dangerous legislation.
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The federal government should encourage competition by rejecting mergers that would continue to significantly undermine competition.
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To be clear, they're not rejecting the old idea that low unemployment can trigger faster inflation.
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China has been rejecting US Navy port calls left and right over the past few months.
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Dame, for example, recently sued New York's Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) for rejecting its advertising campaign.
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Thus 2020 Democrats rip Trump for a clumsy and haphazard approach without rejecting trade confrontation itself.
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The clock is ticking on Felicity Huffman's freedom, and Tekashi stunned everyone by rejecting witness protection.
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He suggested that HP's executives have been motivated by selfish reasons in rejecting the takeover bid.
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MSCI first started adding Chinese shares to its indexes two years ago after previously rejecting them.
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"My father's wish about the party banner clearly was about rejecting the Communist Party," she said.
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The Obama administration had just killed off the Keystone XL project, rejecting it on climate grounds.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry reiterated that Rouhani had not accepted Zarif's resignation, rejecting reports in the media.
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It has remained defiant amid escalating Chinese pressure, with many resolutely rejecting Beijing's call for "reunification".
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He also said applying optimal stopping could inadvertently lead to rejecting an ideal partner outright—though luckily in real life, unlike in the optimal stopping theory, rejecting someone after the first time you went out doesn't mean there's zero chance for trying again with them later.
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It has also taken aim at criticism of Saudi Arabia, on Saturday rejecting "campaigns targeting" the Kingdom.
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The business of shareholder meetings — passing or rejecting resolutions, often including new board director nominations — is speedy.
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However, the Constitutional Court later restored Roh to power, rejecting charges of abuse of power and mismanagement.
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It ended even worse, with Nurkic anticipating the same move and rejecting George at the rim. 11.
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So rejecting all applicants based on past arrests is no longer permissible, as arrests don't indicate guilt.
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Hiring can be a lengthy process, and rejecting 99 candidates is much more work than accepting one.
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Sources familiar with the matter said PrivateBancorp delayed the vote because it anticipated shareholders rejecting the deal.
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People tend to assume that this process [of rejecting the fat-shaming culture] has an end point.
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L) sought to show shareholders it can go it alone on Wednesday after rejecting Kraft Heinz's (KHC.
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However, the high court could also end up rejecting the company's request that it consider the appeal.
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On Weibo, China's version of Twitter, users reacted to US pressure on Huawei by rejecting Apple products.
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Rejecting offers because of typos and charging thousands of euros to download crucial documents work well, too.
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On Thursday, two industry sources said several Western buyers had started rejecting cargoes loading at Ust Luga.
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Frequently, Alex Marlow's job editing him came down to rejecting anti-Semitic and racist ideas and jokes.
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Ballet lovers have been auditioning and rejecting candidates for that role since the master's death in 1983.
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Before hearing their first arguments, the justices issued a list of cases they were accepting and rejecting.
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Her response was to run a hardline campaign, curtly rejecting any suggestion of concessions to Sinn Fein.
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But in Chambers, the indigenous people are the ones rejecting tradition and superstition in favor of rationality.
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Norway announced last November that it would begin rejecting asylum seekers who had previously resided in Russia.
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The Taney Court was staunchly pro-slavery, rejecting states' rights when Northerners asserted them to oppose slavery.
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Yet the sight of a peaceful protest rejecting a corrupt post-Soviet order will worry the Kremlin.
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But I think people fundamentally have experiences whereby they're trying to understand why people are rejecting them.
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Russia, of course, categorically denies any wrongdoing, rejecting allegations of interference as an anti-Russian witch hunt.
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Hershey — Hershey will remain on watch today, after rejecting a $23 billion takeover bid from Mondelez yesterday.
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Cormagdalena is in charge of approving or rejecting any eventual formal bids to take over the stake.
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Instead Abby realizes that Luna's body is rejecting the radiation on its own, because of her nightblood.
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And this freedom has served them in rejecting lucrative offers to do early-album-based nostalgia tours.
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He appears to have been rejecting his own homosexual impulses, which are as natural as heterosexual impulses.
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The teachers' union in Denver held a strike authorization vote on Saturday after rejecting a contract offer.
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CNN epitomizes the meaning of fake news and has proven it by rejecting our paid campaign ad.
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Going off the derech means rejecting everything you've known, and often turning your back on your family.
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In this light it's hard to perceive it as much more than city officials rejecting a bribe.
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The key to avoiding a Black Mirror dystopia lies not in rejecting technology, but in embracing humanity.
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Tammy Duckworth who filed a workplace retaliation lawsuit against the Illinois Democrat are rejecting a settlement offer.
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A protest rejecting the programme drew more than 3,000 people over the weekend, according to Moscow police.
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After rejecting all super PAC support and special-interest money, Sanders focused heavily on small money donations.
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But there seems to be more of a precedent for cisgender men rejecting women for their health.
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Of course, I would dismiss generations: I'm a Gen Xer, and our whole thing is rejecting labels.
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Yameen's administration reintroduced the death penalty in July, rejecting repeated requests by rights groups and the West.
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He can recognize this limited common ground between them and him, while flatly, fully rejecting their bigotry.
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They made work focusing on light, space, movement, rejecting emotional styles like Abstract Expressionism in the process.
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That apparently means rejecting the Trans-Pacific Partnership, which is projected to boost GDP by about 0.5%.
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The court, in a ruling issued on Wednesday, cited health reasons in rejecting an American extradition request.
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Hoyer accused Republican leaders of pandering to the National Rifle Association (NRA) in rejecting expanded background checks.
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It's also very difficult, if not impossible, to imagine Senate Republicans rejecting Yellen for a second term.
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So if young people are increasingly rejecting capitalism but they're ambivalent about socialism, what do they want?
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Ethics is the art of limitation, of rejecting parts of our nature that we find morally intolerable.
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Rejecting that approach now in the name of liberating the poor from work will not liberate anyone.
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Millions of Americans are rejecting these unjust realities across American health care and support Medicare for all.
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Montana voters appear to be rejecting Medicaid expansion, but they are still counting votes on this initiative.
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For Trump, that means rejecting pressure from Giuliani and his allies, like National Security Advisor John Bolton.
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Instead, he stuck to Facebook's argument that rejecting politicians' misinformation would infringe on their First Amendment rights.
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The court issued its ruling after Mr. Duterte took office, rejecting China's position on every major point.
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Stanford's justification for rejecting Fossil Free Stanford's demand departs from the dogma of the orthodox climate alarmists.
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Last year, a federal judge threw out the lawsuit, rejecting claims that it violated Second Amendment rights.
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The bank noted that it held intensive talks with U.S. authorities since rejecting the offer in August.
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In rejecting our former colonial masters, we threw off monarchy, the class system and a state religion.
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Unfortunately, Castro showed his contempt for democracy by rejecting the norms we and others ferociously adhere to.
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If the company's been involved in an unusually high number of lawsuits, consider rejecting the job offer.
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Today, 36 of our freshmen colleagues are rejecting corporate PAC money, and that number continues to grow.
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One false assumption is that rejecting the DAPL would result in fossil fuels staying in the ground.
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It's time we start rejecting all new fossil fuel infrastructure, and instead embrace a clean energy future.
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On Monday, 50 national security leaders who served in Republican administrations signed a letter rejecting his candidacy.
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Rejecting an opening offer may just mean Time's board is doing the standard mergers-and-acquisitions dance.
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Grassley is rejecting both requests, noting he can't make subpoenaing a witness a precursor to an agreement.
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Ford also requested that Kavanaugh testify first, something Grassley is also rejecting, according to the letter Friday.
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Patients are given immunosuppressive drugs in post-op to prevent their body from rejecting the foreign uterus.
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"He faces up 20 years in prison if convicted," the Swiss court wrote, in rejecting his release.
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There is precedent for Republican Party leaders rejecting a radioactive nominee, though not at the presidential level.
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But she's supposed to be rejecting men because she's "not like other girls," not because she's gay.
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But rejecting Kansas' proposal is a sign that some proposed cuts are still a bridge too far.
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Most also said they were rejecting support from the fossil fuel industry and from registered federal lobbyists.
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And in rejecting the West, Erdoğan has inched closer to US foes such as Russia and China.
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Snapchat is making a big course correction in its strategy here after years of rejecting outside developers.
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N) said on Monday it was rejecting an unsolicited offer from Wheeler Real Estate Investment Trust (WHLR.
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He offers them all a chance to ascend, rejecting the camp's isolationist tendencies for companionship and power.
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Pletka did this by wholly rejecting their findings while subsequently citing "the agenda" to explain her reasoning.
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Mr. Putin reiterated his denial of Russian involvement, rejecting the findings of American intelligence services and prosecutors.
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Indigenous people are increasingly embracing their language, rejecting generations of stigma and shame associated with its use.
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In either case, you will be rejecting the notion that your true self should be hidden away.
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For many Western artists, Modernism involved rejecting history and experimenting with form, and typically tended toward abstraction.
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The story on Iranian President Hassan Rouhani rejecting his foreign minister's resignation is wrong and is withdrawn.
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She's not a kid anymore, and she's rejecting the paths to adulthood that are available to her.
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May's deal while also rejecting a "no-deal" exit and committing to a pursuit of other options.
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People across the world are rejecting the idea that carbon taxes are the answer to lowering emissions.
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I also take immunosuppressant medication twice a day to prevent my body from rejecting my new heart.
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"You said yourself there are no rejections and you are rejecting Mason," Sam wrote in an email.
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"The good middle ground is explicitly rejecting someone and telling them 'no,' not 'I'm sorry,'" she said.
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They are rejecting a sample of our work, sometimes only after seeing it through a foggy lens.
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The GOP is alone among major political parties in the world in rejecting mainstream climate science entirely.
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The prize committee praised him for shedding light on how people make economic decisions, sometimes rejecting rationality.
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Maybe they're taking their cue from Billy Graham, embracing presidents with moral failings rather than rejecting them.
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Rejecting their concerns, the president-elect tossed off a dismissive remark about the sacrosanct "one China" policy.
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Republicans have slammed the Vermont progressive, likening his boycott of the event as rejecting support for Israel.
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Her Cara is instantly likable in rejecting Kevin's crass economic come-ons; you root for her priggishness.
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The rally's organizers said a million people joined a demonstration rejecting Prime Minister Boris Johnson's withdrawal deal.
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It would also preserve the health law's ban on insurers rejecting customers with pre-existing medical conditions.
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Instead of rejecting the plan — we should think again about what it can and should realistically achieve.
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"The UNHCR have promised to work on this issue but they are still rejecting people," he said.
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Voters were not given the option of rejecting the government's plan, and opposition parties boycotted the vote.
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"He was angry at God because women were rejecting him," Mr. Peterson says of the Toronto killer.
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The book concludes with some worthy injunctions about getting active in politics, rejecting tribalism and respecting facts.
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The legislation will prevent insurance companies from rejecting bills solely on the basis of a final diagnosis.
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Britain is rejecting an EU push to negotiate a broad and legally binding defence and security treaty.
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The two embark on a tantric, mostly agonizing battle of wills, alternately courting and rejecting each other.
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Rejecting this weighty assessment in favour of evidence-light American warnings would have set a worrying precedent.
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He has said his government's policy of rejecting migrants also serves the interests of European Jewish communities.
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In this new form, I was rejecting the need for outside validation, especially that of romantic partners.
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"I give the Alabama voters a lot credit for rejecting Roy Moore's candidacy," Collins said on Wednesday.
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It is the latest evidence that Pruitt is rejecting the EPA's core mission of protecting public health.
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Aaliyah, who was alluring even when rejecting overtly sexy looks, is also a progenitor of modern fashion.
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Washington (CNN)The National Rifle Association is rejecting ideas to raise the minimum age for purchasing rifles.
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Rejecting corporate PAC money has become a litmus test for Democratic candidates running for President in 2020.
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Fox News host mocks him for some colleges rejecting him even though he has an impressive GPA.
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In rejecting multilateral negotiations, the Trump administration has once again demonstrated its backward looking, "America first" mindset.
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Rather than rejecting the American system, they were anxious to obtain a place for themselves in it.
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Some of the groups are rejecting venture capital because they've been excluded from the traditional V.C. networks.
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The Mercer Family Foundation has funded organizations rejecting the scientific consensus around fossil fuel-driven climate change.
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Trump is appealing a decision by US District Court Judge Amit Mehta in May rejecting Trump's arguments.
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He embraced social programs and so-called entitlements, rejecting the party's boilerplate on government and the economy.
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The European Union leadership and the other 27 member states have remained firm in rejecting those demands.
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Fantin-Latour's still life and group portraits accept the powers of observation while rejecting Romantic, exaggerated emotionalism.
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" Another, rejecting the idea of a war tax, said, "Let's have a breathing tax, walking tax, enough!
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In 2012, Malpass warned that rejecting his advice was going to lead to a recession in 2013.
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Appellate court ruling: The Georgia Supreme Court denied Foster's writ of habeas corpus, effectively rejecting his challenge.
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Assange warned the UK and Swedish governments that there would be serious consequences for rejecting the UN ruling.
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But rejecting Trump shows contempt for the people who voted for him, and the system that produced him.
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Gary Howe, president of USW Local 1005 in Hamilton, criticized U.S. Steel Canada for rejecting the latest offer.
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Haley was also trying to convey that you can still be a very conservative Republican while rejecting Trumpism.
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The process involves rejecting or undermining the status quo or contemporary ideas and expressions of freedom of choice.
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A source told Politico that the company was "bounced" from the meeting in retribution over rejecting the emoji.
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"We are getting better at identifying and rejecting people we don't want to come to Britain," she boasted.
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N) for $3.7 billion in cash, rejecting a cash-and-stock offer from rival Pebblebrook Hotel Trust (PEB.
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" By June, Macron was looking to take the lead of a European brigade against Trump, rejecting American "hegemony.
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All of that, Obama argues, defies party allegiances, and even non-Democrats should join Democrats in rejecting it.
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On Thursday, Sisolak issued a letter to the State Assembly offering his formal veto message rejecting the bill.
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Member states are expected to pass a symbolic resolution rejecting the change of status to the holy city.
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EDF rejecting industry arguments that coal ash isn't a hazardous waste, Justice Scalia's environmental legacy is decidedly negative.
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For many, the stigma around mental illness is decreasing; we're opening up more, sharing resources, and rejecting shame.
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And rejecting a guy because you don't like him means you were taking away his hope for happiness.
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China is angry with Ms Tsai for rejecting its overtures, and with America for being nice to her.
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"Best Salary-Related Advice: "Always consider your entire salary and benefits package when rejecting or accepting an offer.
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The jury deliberated for about 90 minutes before rejecting her defense with their guilty verdict, the release states.
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DraftKings began life as a daily fantasy gaming app, consistently rejecting accusations that it was involved in gambling.
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"Rejecting this constitutional obligation will rightly prompt public outcry and outrage — eventually forcing the right outcome," he continued,.
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There's an irony in simultaneously saying that Tonya Harding is redeemed, yet rejecting the woman she's turned into.
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We can keep that queer taste of pleasure in our mouths, rejecting picket-fence capitalist parenthood like Peter.
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"It's another step by Ukraine on the road to rejecting territory," Peskov told a conference call with reporters.
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It's just subsumed its agenda into the existing process of admitting people to the US or rejecting them.
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It sought the release of the government's arguments and any ruling accepting or rejecting each of those arguments.
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Cosby must answer at least some questions in a deposition about the case, rejecting the argument by Mrs.
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In rejecting the plea agreement, U.S. District Judge Percy Anderson said it understated the seriousness of the offense.
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A national unity government should be formed with those rejecting terrorism who have no foreign agenda, he said.
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Upon his release, I will reach out to express my regret for rejecting the prosecutor's request for leniency.
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Donald Trump is the punishment the Republican Party deserves for rejecting every proposal by President Barack Obama, Sen.
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At one point, Khazei challenged Warren to join him in rejecting campaign contributions from corporate lobbyists and PACs.
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The ANC has rallied around Zuma after the finance minister episode, rejecting calls for him to stand down.
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After allegedly rejecting the treatment, Teller was arrested on a charge of public intoxication and taken to jail.
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"The new generation of Native artists is rejecting what previous generations defined as Native art," Buffalo Hyde says.
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To reject them is to risk rejecting that identity and harming the social relationships that come with it.
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Facebook isn't outright dismissing or rejecting the claims of Chamath Palihapitiya, its former vice president of user growth.
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We ask you to join us in rejecting this false earth and working toward new ways of seeing.
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It cited the interests of "stakeholders" as one reason for rejecting two bids from American rival PPG Industries.
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And without the infrastructure to absorb all the waste that China is rejecting, the plastics are piling up.
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Yet earlier this month, the senate approved the bill once more, rejecting most of the central bank's recommendations.
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While non-binary people have always existed in America, more and more people are rejecting the gender binary.
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But it should have a voice in rejecting dangerous threats to unleash an illegal and disastrous preventive war.
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A veto would put Trump in a dangerous position of rejecting a bill approved by his own party.
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Akzo, meanwhile, faces a potentially awkward public questioning of its reasons for rejecting PPG's offer on May 8.
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WAPNER: GM IS REJECTING THE IDEA AS YOU PROBABLY HAVE ALREADY HEARD, THEY SAY IT'S UNPRECEDENTED AND UNTESTED.
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Do you think people are on some level rejecting a world that they feel has passed them by?
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Why now: The IRS wanted to assess the effects of Trump's EOs before rejecting returns without insurance information.
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He was the first senior member of either party to say so after weeks of rejecting the notion.
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But even with these modifications, baboons that received organs from these pigs ended up rejecting them over time.
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Fitch sees little risk in the creditors rejecting the amendment, but loosening covenant levels signals anticipated lower earnings.
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The "No Tears Left to Cry" singer is rejecting those questioning her lightning-fast engagement to Pete Davidson.
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For rejecting his advance, he then began to retaliate against her in the workplace, according to the suit.
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But since 2014, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has been rejecting applications for patents on natural products.
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Instead of rejecting these sins, as his contemporaries did, Kitaj embraced them, wrote about them, and celebrated them.
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Earlier this month, the President vetoed the measures, rejecting an attempt by lawmakers to halt controversial weapons transfers.
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A California judge issued a preliminary ruling Thursday rejecting Lyft's $12.25 million settlement with some of its drivers.
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Ty won't even allow him such a privilege, denying all the crises, rejecting the legitimacy of Claude's angst.
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She defeated the ERA by mobilizing them; her mostly female volunteer brigades harried legislators into rejecting the bill.
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It could be that his body was rejecting the new organ, which manifested in an abnormal heart rhythm.
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Thanks to undercover videos, advances in modern technology, and changing attitudes, more Americans are rejecting late-term abortions.
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Rodger posted a video manifesto shortly before those attacks saying he wanted to punish women for rejecting him.
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She's also rejecting much of the Republican Party's actual governing apparatus in favor of a cultural outsider conservatism.
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Both the boy and Daya's friend end up rejecting her, which only furthers Daya's anger towards her mother.
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It's also likely that China will join European countries in rejecting Trump's efforts to negotiate a better deal.
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The president of the Government Development Bank, Melba Acosta Febo, issued a statement rejecting the proposal Tuesday evening.
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AFSCME did not overrule an earlier high court decision rejecting a free-speech challenge to compulsory bar membership.
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Hupp, 22019, and Greenwalt received significant pay raises earlier this year despite the White House rejecting those raises.
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I didn't see the irony that by rejecting money entirely, I was becoming even more limited by it.
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Williams's board was divided, with a majority of directors rejecting the newer offer after several rounds of votes.
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The Mexican leader had spent months rejecting the border wall and promising Mexico would never pay for it.
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And Instagram users, suspicious of the company's motives, could spurn stories like a host rejecting an organ transplant.
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If America rejects Trump, they are rejecting their own sovereignty and the movement Trump has come to embody.
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In a unanimous decision, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the subpoena, rejecting the president's claims of executive privilege.
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Paul LePage, the Republican governor, flatly refused it, rejecting spending bills sent to him by the state legislature.
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For Rachel, it's less about rejecting Nick's family's way of life than finding a winning strategy against Eleanor.
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"Formally rejecting Auer would have been a more direct approach," Justice Brett Kavanaugh wrote in a concurring opinion.
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President Trump famously insulted McCain early in his campaign, rejecting his war hero status because he was captured.
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In small acts of defiance, they withhold their signatures from bureaucratic documents rejecting students from special education services.
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Lebowitz: In the book, you mention that Andreessen Horowitz always gives entrepreneurs feedback, even if you're rejecting someone.
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Warren's campaign is rejecting donations from PACs and federal lobbyists, and she has sworn off high-dollar fundraisers.
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She joined nearly every voter in her 50-member family in rejecting it in a referendum on Sunday.
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MIND encourages a focus on eating from 3303 healthy food groups while rejecting foods from five unhealthy groups.
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It is important to evaluate the pros and cons of each approach before selecting, rejecting, or modifying it.
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Indeed, rejecting the settlement could yield multiple other outcomes in litigation or later settlement far worse for consumers.
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In January, a resolution was passed in the House or Representatives rejecting white supremacy, naming a GOP colleague.
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Free-market fundamentalists prefer rejecting science to admitting that there are ever cases when government regulation is necessary.
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Father Küng had been censured by the Vatican a year earlier for rejecting the notion of papal infallibility.
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Clinton, seemingly rejecting Mr. Trump's insistence that his business background gave him a superior set of negotiating skills.
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The presidential candidates have clashed repeatedly over free trade, with Mr. Trump in particular rejecting many international pacts.
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They also argue that rejecting these traumatized immigrants puts their lives at risk immediately upon their return home.
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Obama accused McConnell of acting "very cynically" in rejecting the United States the president tried to bring out.
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Premier remains under pressure to deliver growth after rejecting a takeover proposal last year from U.S. rival McCormick.
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He calls it "bold versus old" and says voters are rejecting the political system and advancing bolder ideas.
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The US Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit reversed, rejecting principles from the Whole Woman's Health decision.
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" Ocasio-Cortez took to Twitter on Monday and accused leaders of rejecting her climate agenda as "too controversial.
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She had been in the country for 26 years, rejecting a Canadian green card for a Ugandan passport.
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While a leather couch gets splattered in pink goo, Diane apologizes for rejecting my would-be cameo earlier.
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We wanted to create that experience, and see if a club can become popular by merely rejecting everyone.
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Buhari has also faced criticism for rejecting a devaluation of the naira, which analysts have said deters investment.
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Do you think the record label made the right choice in rejecting what would become The Black Album?
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Tip jars aren't going to be helping the big box content farms to monetize their ad-rejecting population.
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But Riyadh has refused to cooperate with a U.N. inquiry, rejecting it as interference in its internal affairs.
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Individuals who make romantic advances toward coworkers underestimate how uncomfortable the targets of their advances feel rejecting them.
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He also talks of radical transformation to the economy, while rejecting regulation as a tool to facilitate change.
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Autopsies found that the patients' immune systems had attacked their hearts, rejecting them as if they were transplants.
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Rejecting multiculturalism, the Quebecois speak instead of "interculturalism" — a concept of protecting both French culture and minority rights.
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If a child feels comfortable actively rejecting one parent, that means she's securely attached, Dr. Heard-Garris said.
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Then he campaigned again, performed well at the debates, delivered his message, and the voters are rejecting it.
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The Maryland voters, supported by Republican Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, appealed a lower court ruling rejecting their challenge.
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But since it is what human nature tends to be like, rejecting it is not a useful option.
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Ms. Verma emphasized that the order "specifically mentions negotiated rates," rejecting criticism that the order was watered down.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art did the right thing in rejecting money made from killing people with opioids.
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But criticism has swelled in recent days, with several journalist associations and news outlets rejecting the government's assurances.
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By rejecting Fox News, she is doing what liberal activists have been urging Democrats to do for years.
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This is about rejecting willful absurdities that equalize the very unequal in the name of art and consumption.
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It also means dealing with nations one-on-one, rejecting the regional and global pacts his predecessors pursued.
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Marie confidently baffles and humiliates the townspeople at every turn, fleecing some, rejecting others and blackmailing them all.
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Separately, newspapers across the U.S. are publishing editorials rejecting President Trump's repeated verbal attacks on the news media.
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But in September, aid workers found that State Department officials had begun rejecting their applications for the passport.
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He's fighting a court order to stop rejecting absentee ballots over questions about the authenticity of their signatures.
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Rouhani reiterated comments by Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei rejecting the U.S.'s offer of humanitarian aid.
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President Trump is already rejecting the idea of responding to such a murder by cutting off weapons sales.
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" Doing so means rejecting complacency about democracy and our system's resilience, and "understanding exactly how we got here.
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Opponents of Mr. Moon said the suspension was probably a first step toward rejecting the defense system altogether.
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Add that to rejecting your identity for over a decade and you have a recipe for self-sabotage.
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By appearing deliberately gender-nonconforming, butch women and people are seen to be rejecting traditional forms of femininity.
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When black women bought SheaMoisture products, they were rejecting powerful stereotypes about black women's hair as inherently unattractive.
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The court divided, 5 to 153, in rejecting District 12, in the south-central part of the state.
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Boys wrestle with the taboo of vulnerability — either rejecting it, embracing it, denying it, or capitulating to it.
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And yet on this issue, I think the sugar industry has a fair point in rejecting the comparison.
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And unions representing Air France-KLM staff on Monday called for new strikes after rejecting a pay proposal.
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Since 1999, FERC has approved more than 470 pipelines while rejecting only two, and neither for environmental concerns.
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But he felt the idea of rejecting a single winner was reflective of a changing of the times.
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According to company figures, it has accepted 45 percent of the requests while rejecting or fighting the others.
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Draft text of the resolution did not mention Omar by name and focused specifically on rejecting anti-Semitism.
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To be clear, this is not just a story of white voters rejecting her candidacy, though they did.
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In 2014 the German Federal Court of Justice handed down a final judgment, once again rejecting her case.
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Background reading: • Ms. Sanger-Katz on why even some Republicans are rejecting President Trump's replacement health care bill.
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"Maybe my body is rejecting the idea [of waking up early], I know my mind does," he says.
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The Times shouldn't be adopting or rejecting the preferred term of the politically motivated, because words do matter.
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Rejecting European aesthetics, these artists aimed to forge a new, distinctly American identity with images of everyday life.
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Your voice is picked up clearly for Alexa and phone calls through a noise-rejecting dual-microphone system.
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We did so again in 2018, with over 60 percent of the Democrats rejecting pursuing articles of impeachment.
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But rejecting big money in politics increasingly has become a litmus test for progressives in the Democratic Party.
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I want to linger on your earlier point about the public only rallying around the thing it's rejecting.
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Composers of the nineteen-twenties pioneered the trend, rejecting mythic trappings in favor of ocean liners and foxtrots.
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This means accepting that medication based therapies are effective and rejecting the "moral" imperative of abstinence only programs.
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Here we must have a great strategic determination, resolutely rejecting all false arguments that we should abandon socialism.
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This would require bolder diplomatic, economic and military involvement while rejecting economic exclusion zones along the Arctic seabed.
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They're also rejecting big brands — in food, in clothing and in beer — in favor of smaller, independent sellers.
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States rejecting the commission's attempts to gather voter information have called it unnecessary and a violation of privacy.
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Voters approved the tax in November, rejecting opposition from some tech leaders, including Twitter's chief executive, Jack Dorsey.
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In fact, an amendment rejecting the UK leaving the EU without a deal also passed Parliament on Tuesday.
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Even as the Trump administration prepared to forge ahead, it's not altogether rejecting a future deal with Canada.
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What actually happened was that Facebook found better ways to listen to users, who were themselves rejecting clickbait.
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But after a grueling operation at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, her body began rejecting the face.
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By speaking in this way, Snyder says, Trump is rejecting conventional politics in a subtle but significant way.
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And the proper medical treatment for dysphoria is not, as Yiannopoulos claims, rejecting trans people and their identities.
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Ryan wound up rejecting the commission's recommended deficit reduction plan because it involved, among other things, tax increases.
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Egyptian court sentences Muslim Brotherhood leader to death 'Unjust,' 'politicized' sentences Al Jazeera issued a statement rejecting the verdict.
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So far, the ears have stayed put, with no signs of the body inadvertently absorbing or rejecting the material.
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Leaders in both parties opt for a top-down approach, rejecting the idea of allowing a robust amendments process.
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Hundreds of scholars signed a letter condemning the US Holocaust Memorial Museum's statement -- rejecting the analogy -- on the matter.
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Without spoiling anything, John's story is about rejecting the omnipotent values of a post-modern and highly misguided society.
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I&aposm the only one in history that was actually criminally charged for that and people are rejecting that.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has trended toward rejecting state law claims that are barred by federal law, he said.
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Apple is now rejecting updated and new app submissions that have the word "free" in the name, VentureBeat reports.
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Tories however have a habit of rejecting frontrunners so the former London mayor still has several hurdles to overcome.
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Rejecting a call for fresh emergency cash, Theresa May said the Red Cross was not painting an accurate picture.
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Anna Creek is adjacent to the Woomera weapons testing site, a concern noted by Morrison in rejecting the sale.
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A lower US appeals court had upheld the Louisiana law, rejecting the heart of the Whole Woman's Health decision.
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The governing coalition and the Communists are united in rejecting any compulsory distribution of migrants in the European Union.
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Erdogan, rejecting economic fundamentals as the cause of lira weakness, said Turkey was the target of an economic war.
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Nasrallah said rejecting a Sunni ally from its "March 8" camp amounted to exclusion of a section of Lebanese.
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Mattis appeared to reassure NATO of the U.S. commitment to the treaty by rejecting closer military ties to Russia.
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Mr. Visclosky sent a letter to the Pentagon rejecting the request, but the gesture is likely to be ignored.
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Although Cesar thinks Monse is wrong for rejecting him, many of his actions play into her greatest social fears.
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Jordan First, he tells the Palestinians who make up most of his population, rejecting a larger West Bank role.
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This path of embracing his own overinflated sense of greatness and rejecting capitalism is one that's already been explored.
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We were immature and shortsighted in 1968, rejecting Humphrey even when he belatedly announced his opposition to the war.
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To be sure, rejecting her strategy buys the AfD more freedom from compromise and keeps the grass roots happy.
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It's also the sound of an invigorated band rejecting the idea that the greatest music comes from tortured roots.
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At a time when the voters were blatantly rejecting Washington deal-making, these decisions only played into Trump's argument.
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And "out" — as in outside, as in the queer rejecting those who have rejected us — is the crucial part.
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In rejecting the proposal, Mr Wolf said in a statement that it "clearly seeks to benefit one political party".
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The guest, a cerebral philosophy graduate, won power by rejecting nationalism and praising Europe and the liberal world order.
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Rejecting calls for additional laws to prevent potential dumping, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said existing measures were sufficient.
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This ultimately means rediscovering the differences between the centre-left and the centre-right, not rejecting them as obsolete.
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Flatly rejecting Mr Steinmeier's urging would expose him and his associates to the charge of putting party before country.
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However, Foster was unequivocal in rejecting any solution that created a de facto border between Britain and Northern Ireland.
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Investors see an increasing chance of voters rejecting his measures, which could lead to a period of political upheaval.
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He is hardly an iconoclast, rejecting immigration as a balm for the country's demographic ailments, as most politicians do.
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The guest, an erudite philosophy graduate, won power by rejecting nationalism and praising Europe and the liberal world order.
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But rights to only 3 percent of land have been granted, with states largely rejecting community claims, campaigners say.
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NeuroSpeculative AfroFeminism engages Black womanhood and technological possibility, rejecting the marginalization of people of color in the scientific realm.
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Indian officials launched a preemptive strike against this last week, flat-out rejecting any talk of increasing their ambition.
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Copper also reflected indigenous leaders in Peru rejecting talks with the government to end disruption at a major mine.
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Are the Brazilian voters you talk to mostly rejecting the leftist Workers' Party — or are they actively choosing Bolsonaro?
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GOP voters in several races showed once again that they are rejecting lawmakers who decisively break with the president.
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All 11 judges agreed on rejecting the precedent, although five took issue with aspects of Judge Reinhardt's statutory analysis.
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Gretchen Carlson, a former Fox News anchor, claimed she was fired for rejecting Ailes' sexual advances, prompting a lawsuit.
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In rejecting that motion, Drain cleared the way for a new trial for Odeh, scheduled to begin on Jan.
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Many of the state officials did not need prompting with election officers in several states rejecting Trump's claims immediately.
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The most frequent pitch I receive is from PR agents offering yet another expert rejecting robot-induced mass unemployment.
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GKN, in rejecting Melrose's proposal, said it could improve cash generation under new leadership and maximize value for shareholders.
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Senior officials have sounded unenthusiastic about the law while being careful not to commit the president to rejecting it.
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This election season, a number of progressive insurgents are distinguishing themselves from their opponents by vocally rejecting corporate donations.
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Nothing can stop Pruitt from rejecting the intent and ambition of the elected representatives who passed America's environmental laws.
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The University of Southern California announces it is rejecting a $21984 million donation from Weinstein to its film school.
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It's not even clear that he wants to do so, despite Republican lawmakers joining Democrats in rejecting his claims.
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But, unsurprisingly, Apple has nixed the feature by rejecting the update which included the functionality from the App Store.
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Chappelle-Nadal posted her comment on Thursday morning, then was rejecting calls for her to resign by Thursday night.
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And I was afraid that rejecting that would mean willfully hurting them, and irrevocably damaging our already-fraught relationship.
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After swiftly rejecting him, Haley begins to worry about how she's going to break the news to her family.
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Under its current president Evo Morales, Bolivia has a robust history of rejecting US aid, whether governmental or philanthropic.
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The road leading to a peace agreement was a contentious one, with Colombians rejecting a deal in a referendum.
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In surveys they stand out for rejecting extremism by much larger margins than most Muslim publics around the world.
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The road leading to a peace agreement was a contentious one with Colombians rejecting a deal in a referendum.
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Rejecting an appeal by a United States citizen, Israel's Supreme Court ruled that his visa should not be renewed.
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Congress should put an end to these attacks on children and should start by rejecting the proposed CHIP rescissions.
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The surgery of course comes with dangers: patients have to take powerful immunosuppressants to avoid rejecting the new organs.
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Both Ms. Makler and Ms. Fernandez said they believed that rejecting Mr. Cailan's sexual advances could ruin their careers.
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This procedure, called inter partes review (IPR) has a balanced record of rejecting bad patents and upholding good ones.
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But pushing for change is different from rejecting any unwelcome outcome as the bastard fruit of a poisoned tree.
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About 47 percent of people polled said they would never vote for him, compared with 35 percent rejecting Bolsonaro.
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USG is under pressure to enter into discussions with Knauf after rejecting a $42 per share offer in March.
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CIA officials, and most importantly, field officers, should consider rejecting orders as extraordinary and nearly impossible to even consider.
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U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is rejecting claims it separated a breastfeeding migrant woman from her young child.
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L), surging 12.7 percent to a five-month high after rejecting a takeover offer from U.S. firm Echostar (SATS.
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Republicans slammed the move, saying Nadler and other Democrats are rejecting the very information they want provided to Congress.
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Two years ago, Hyland said, her body began rejecting the kidney, which had to be removed in May 2017.
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He presents a stark opportunity for Democrats to show where they stand—by rejecting Clintonism once and for all.
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Contrary to the critics, rejecting the current agreements is not the same thing as saying America is in retreat.
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The most moderate of Republican senators joined John McCain and Rand Paul in rejecting the bill to end Obamacare.
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He thought that the previous governor, Republican Bobby Jindal, was wrongly rejecting the federal funds to expand the program.
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An email reviewed by Reuters showed ACRI, in consultation with UTS, rejecting Feng for the role of academic director.
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In February of this year, Donovan received a letter from the department rejecting his application, citing the age requirement.
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Mr. Obama himself appeared to concede on Monday that he was seeking a nominee Republicans would have trouble rejecting.
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"Not now, I'm on Twitter," Trump says in the spot, rejecting an incoming phone call from the Situation Room.
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This week, a three-judge panel ordered his release after rejecting the government's request to keep him in detention.
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TransCanada Corp is using the provision to seek billions from the U.S. government for rejecting the Keystone XL pipeline.
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What they're not saying: Google provided no comment beyond pointing to a blog post from 2016 rejecting the charges.
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In fact, as Premier League balance sheets expand, even mid-ranking clubs seem to be rejecting the Europa League.
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