But rejection of femininity is not a rejection of beauty.
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The rejection of this law isn't merely a rejection of Trump and the conservative elites he represents, it is a full-fledged rejection of the conservative economic worldview that has dominated our national conversation for decades.
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"It's not a wholesale rejection of Trump or Trumpism or Republicans in those states; it's a rejection of Washington politicians," the source said, adding that Rep.
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Planned Parenthood's unequivocal rejection of workers' rights is a stunning rejection of everything that the Democratic Party has stood for in the area of labor rights.
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He says the church grew "quietly but steadily" for more than three centuries, and Roman magistrates regarded Christians' rejection of Roman piety as a rejection of Roman sovereignty.
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This vote was not just a rejection of the current coalition government; it looks like a rejection of the way the elite has conducted politics throughout the transition.
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As with BBF, this record acts, first and foremost, as a rejection of the idea of a coherent geographical identity—but it's also a rejection of the idea of a coherent self, and by extension, a rejection of the way the music industry operates, or at least the music journalism industry operates.
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Scarred by the initial rejection of Keystone XL and the near rejection of Dakota Access, the industry is actively calling for regulatory reform to help streamline the approval of future investments.
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The basis of that community, he argues, is a trio of political settlements, each achieved by violence: the rejection of monarchic rule through the acceptance of the idea of the consent of the governed; the rejection of religious intolerance through the acceptance of freedom of conscience; and the rejection of slavery through the acceptance of political equality.
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He represents not only a rejection of the existing Reaganite establishment, but also a rejection of Reaganite foreign policy (he is less globalist) and Reaganite domestic policy (he is friendlier to the state).
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" On another, he wrote of the Tucson program: "The rejection of American values and embracement of the values of Mexico in La Raza classrooms is the rejection of success and embracement of failure.
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To celebrate their rejection of extremism, I made duck confit.
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It's a rejection of lies, sanitized history and popular narratives.
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And even more, it's a powerful rejection of comedy itself.
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This was also a rejection of France's mainstream political parties.
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Rejection of TARP by the House of Representatives on Sept.
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The book is, at heart, a rejection of easy conclusions.
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Acceptance and rejection of gayness is highly correlated to religiosity.
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But it is in many ways a rejection of STALKER.
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This rejection of the minimalist market state may not have
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The result was a broad rejection of core Republican priorities.
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Rejection of all future permit applications for fossil fuel infrastructure?
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The rejection of Sister Joan is fuel for the fire.
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A bigger surprise, it seems, was the rejection of moderates.
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It seemed inauthentic, like a rejection of her true self.
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McCain's rejection of the bill stunned GOP leaders and colleagues.
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N reiterated on Sunday its rejection of Xerox Corp's XRX.
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It is, fundamentally, a rejection of the rule of law.
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But that said, it is a clear rejection of Korematsu.
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I read the language as an unambiguous rejection of Korematsu.
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I didn't see "The Big Sick" as a rejection of South Asian women, but rather a rejection of arranged marriage, a difficult and searing subject for some of us who have experienced it up close.
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In the beginning, many voters were with them, handing the Republican Party some of the tools: a sweeping rejection of House Democrats in 2010 — a rejection of government reach — followed by the Senate in 2014.
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But is the wave of discontent a rejection of the left?
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Simultaneously, the figure's rejection of formal composition communicates the essential information.
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They play into a long history of evangelical rejection of environmentalism.
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It faces the rejection of its budget, possibly leading to sanctions.
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These include understanding widespread public rejection of genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
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She is the rejection of the nadir of female behaviour — clinginess.
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Arab countries are unanimous in their rejection of Trump's Jerusalem move.
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The report does not demand the wholesale rejection of these technologies.
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" Omar called her election to Congress a rejection of "religious bigotry.
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The rejection of May's proposed deal could lead to new elections.
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My family line is a rejection of society to a degree.
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This is a rejection of the committee's offer to testify Wednesday.
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" He added: "There is a very widespread rejection of politics everywhere.
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The Senate's rejection of Bork incenses American conservatives to this day.
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The key is not sovereignty but a rejection of ethnic change.
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" The speech is "not ideological": "It's a rejection of ideological thinking.
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The HDP tweeted its rejection of Yuksekdag's ban as "non-existent".
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But its core is a passionately argued rejection of closed borders.
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In their programs, the rejection of economic globalization is highly selective.
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The rejection of Roy Moore was a step, but only that.
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Could the rejection of race become more than merely a gesture?
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In a statement, the party reiterated its rejection of the dissidents.
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That story was in part a rejection of an older story.
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Exploration is not a rejection of what's already known and loved.
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How was the initial rejection of your trademark explained to you?
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It's not the offense, but rather one party's rejection of reality.
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A rejection of organized religion is the common thread they share.
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Moreover, a rejection of the power authority compromise is illegal. Rep.
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It was a childhood of disappointment and rejection, of suffocating loneliness.
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Rejection, of course, is not the sole province of the seller.
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It is the nation's economic flexibility and policymakers' rejection of complacency.
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Resentment, for Nietzsche, always starts with a rejection of the other.
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The Cambridge public school system, which employs Soeiro, issued a statement to CNN in the wake of the librarian's public rejection of the gift saying the librarian's opinion did not represent a "formal" rejection of the gift.
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Douglass's new name was as much a rejection of his slave name as was Malcolm X 's rejection of his birth name, Little—but in this case the chosen name denoted not an absence but a presence.
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But really almost a rejection of a fact that we have liberty.
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It was an embrace of democratic values, not a rejection of them.
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Trump's candidacy -- in word and deed -- was a rejection of that idea.
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The court's rejection of the statutory argument was almost a no-brainer.
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In these authors' telling, Trump isn't a rejection of conservative movement ideals.
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He said the play is a rejection of bigotry, shame and oppression.
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The rejection of Bolsonaro's misogyny has spawned a movement called #EleNão (#NotHim).
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Gocker's rejection of corporate-driven attempts for immortality is an analogous move.
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There's a little daylight between Didion and her rejection of feminism, here.
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Lindsay's tale derives its power from its own rejection of a resolution.
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At its core it is — to be frank — the rejection of suicide.
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Some see the anti-establishment trend as a rejection of centralised power.
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But is there not something almost political in her rejection of that?
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Yet Mr Aronofsky's creation deserves credit for its rejection of narrative norms.
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Union leaders called for a "complete rejection of the government's economic policy".
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Above all, his political choices reflect a rejection of the status quo.
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The stunning 230-vote loss was an unequivocal rejection of May's deal.
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Apple's rejection of this idea does not hinge on a technical limitation.
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The guns are a rejection of political correctness that creeps into everything.
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Blanket rejection of the dirty laundry in our history is cultural erasure.
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With Trump's election, we now have the full rejection of Reagan's vision.
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What are the mechanisms of selection and rejection, of publishing and publicity?
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And I think Britpop's rejection of that was quite brave and interesting.
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It's easy to paint Trumpism as solely a rejection of Obama's presidency.
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It is also in part a rejection of Peru's traditional "white" elites.
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Turkey's rejection of the genocide label is only part of the problem.
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"The answer cannot be a simple rejection of global integration," Obama said.
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Wade, praising the justice's rejection of the separation of church and state.
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Any rejection of his demands is likely to win the voters' favor.
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Mr. Obama's rejection of the pipeline severely strained relations with Mr. Harper.
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But "Something You Forgot" is ultimately a rejection of that idea, too.
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From his perspective, the problem was the total rejection of pragmatic reform.
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Rejection of the non-European pope is particularly strong in Central Europe.
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Ultimately, she suspected that her rejection of him had hurt her career.
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From a scientific standpoint, our rejection of bugs as food is illogical.
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His rejection of it distinguishes him from any other modern American leader.
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He reiterated his "complete" rejection of the Trump plan, presented on Tuesday.
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Settlements are not the cause of the continuing Palestinian rejection of Israel.
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The Brexit vote was, on one level, an angry rejection of globalization.
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There is a clear rejection of sectarianism, as 'Iraqi' identity is emphasized.
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However, Verma's letter was widely viewed as a rejection of Idaho's proposal.
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If the anti-Semitism continues, so must the president's rejection of it.
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Lee's indelible image was crafted as a rejection of those diminished roles.
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Instead, Congress's spending bill was a clear rejection of DeVos's education agenda.
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"When I threw the shoe in the face of the criminal, George Bush, I wanted to express my rejection of his lies, his occupation of my country, my rejection of his killing my people," he would later say.
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If NDiaye's novels function in some ways as psychodramas, in which we watch her characters undergo revelation and sublimation, these doublings and transformations and escapes are, like NDiaye's stylistic rejection of Flaubert, an outright rejection of psychology tout court.
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Rejection of its leftist ideology, which is legitimate, is sometimes tinged with snobbery.
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" Valls also stressed his condemnation of that "intolerable rejection of Islam and Muslims.
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Greens leader Senator Richard Di Natale reiterated his party's rejection of the legislation.
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It's not artful, but that was just an amazing, amazing rejection of him.
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Indeed, Unilever's rejection of Kraft's bid was not just based on price considerations.
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The next day, Michaels allegedly called Kattan, angry over Kattan's rejection of Heckerling.
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The company's focus on Surface in education was a rejection of that appeal.
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Her rejection of being a man flies in the face of Confucian culture.
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It was another rejection of Ostadhassan's green card application, citing the previous rejection.
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It&aposs a complete rejection of Barack Obama&aposs eight years in Congress.
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LN: It was even more a rejection of, what do you call it?
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They also had questions about her rejection of the now-banned techniques. Sen.
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The Reformation began as a retrieval, not a rejection, of catholicity and unity.
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Her spokesman was more categorical: "the German government's rejection of Eurobonds remains unchanged".
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The lawsuit follows the museum's rejection of the family's ownership claim last November.
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The conventional wisdom holds that Trump's nomination is a rejection of conservative Republicanism.
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He represents both a rejection of the governing elite and white, male supremacy.
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I look at the rejection of the Affordable Care Act in the South.
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"What we are seeing is the rejection of the European idea," Dempsey said.
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What are these amendments that are supposed to justify rejection of fiscal restraint?
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Their shared rejection of sampling in their fields proves the most obvious commonality.
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TransCanada has sued the U.S government to reverse Obama's rejection of the pipeline.
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Might this online rejection of the political system have a real-world outcome?
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It called for a "complete and indisputable rejection" of the new constitutional draft.
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The rejection of him after his death represents a shift in musical taste.
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But Trump's rejection of American values was on display long before this weekend.
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It is an outright rejection of the orthodox economic approach to climate change.
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Former Mexican President Felipe Calderón, Zavala's husband, retweeted his wife's rejection of Trump.
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Only an unambiguous rejection of Trump will banish Trumpism for 2020 and beyond.
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Combined, the bills represented a broad rejection of Trump's agenda and budget requests.
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The court's rejection of non-delegation arguments in Gundy, therefore, is nothing new.
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The rejection of H.R. 260 and statehood is not a call for inaction.
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He's already teeing up a stunt: his possible rejection of the election returns.
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He risked the rejection of his comrades and the wrath of his adversaries.
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Our nation was founded in a rejection of the capricious usurpation of power.
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Twenty-seven percent said their vote is "mostly" a rejection of the Democrats.
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Activism on behalf of the ACA was not a rejection of single payer.
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Could this interest have anything to do with the rejection of video games?
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It amounts to a rejection of the core principles of liberal democracy itself.
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Those people are very strong, and they saw the rejection of their people.
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"After the Deluge: A Rejection of Destructive Politics and a Return to Principle."
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That said, the vote represented a historic — and humbling — rejection of the president.
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The rejection of Mr. Poroshenko today is less thrilling but no less momentous.
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His approach comes off like a defiant rejection of change at any cost.
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However, Frazier's rejection of Stoddard's writings about the "germ-plasm" is scientifically dubious.
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Mike DeWine (R) has been similarly blunt in his rejection of Trump's optimism.
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Historically, however, there has also been pushback, a rejection of oppression and despotism.
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"This is why economists are baffled by the rejection of annuitization," Finke said.
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Even a rejection of the charges against Winterkorn has not been ruled out.
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Mueller's office released a rare rebuttal, offering a broad rejection of the story.
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Harvard's rejection of her shows just how far we still have to go.
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The deeper reason for the rejection of discretionary parole requests is simple: fear.
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Parliament's rejection of the deal forced then-Prime Minister Theresa May from office.
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The rejection of the appeal came as more allegations of electoral fraud emerged.
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Kavanaugh's rejection of that idea is in keeping with his hermetically sealed denial.
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One consequence of that choice has been widespread rejection of Trump among millennials.
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It has also faced scrutiny over its rejection of mainstream mental health treatments.
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But there's also a more extensive rejection of the 2010s aesthetic at play.
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The law sparked the rejection of more than 37,000 visa applications in 2018.
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Few see Barr's rejection of Trump's statements as reflecting moral or ethical qualms.
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Moreover, this distaste is more than just a rejection of style or conduct.
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"We had a campaign of hatred, of rejection of the 'other,'" she said.
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A lot of it had to do with the rejection of it all.
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For women monastics, renouncing the world included a rejection of marriage and family.
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It has to do with Philip Guston's rejection of abstraction in the late 1960s.
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Rejection of new filers is more important as a deterrent than processing old cases.
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A number of prominent U.S. Democrats have also urged the rejection of CP's bid.
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It faces the rejection of its budget, a move that could lead to sanctions.
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And why does everyone else treat Keiko's rejection of these rules like a threat?
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At the moment, everything seems stuck but there is a growing rejection of that.
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This is a rejection of the elite — the political elite and the media elite.
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I say that the first step to reform in Islam is rejection of infallibility.
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It works as both celebration of ART and a rejection of larger, predatory forces.
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It's hard to feel bad about Petra's light rejection of Rafael's love for her.
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On the face of it, Apple's rejection of the judge's order seems quite wrongheaded.
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Is this a rejection of the outer path trod by Curry and his disciples?
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Likewise, Senators are accountable to the public for their consent or rejection of nominees.
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The health minister said France's secular values did not mean a rejection of religion.
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A previous vote in January led to a resounding rejection of May's withdrawal agreement.
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His crushing defeat represents a rejection of not just a man but an orthodoxy.
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"It's clear that there's a rejection of Trump among these key groups," Gardner said.
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In fact, their removal would signal a long-overdue rejection of Virginia's Confederate ties.
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The 4-0 vote Wednesday evening appears to be a rejection of those concessions.
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"To be elected to Congress is a real rejection of that message," she said.
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Both governments also express their rejection of anti-Polonism and other negative national stereotypes.
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The friend is prescribed routine immune suppressants to prevent the rejection of the kidney.
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They say Republican senators would be outraged at a rejection of Trump's first nominee.
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Even Mr. Cruz has been reluctant to make his rejection of Mr. Trump complete.
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Irritated subscribers took to Twitter to document the app's apparent rejection of user credentials. .
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It has become an open form of resistance — an overt rejection of election results.
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The SEC said in late April it would review its rejection of the ETF.
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"Trump fired back at Frederiksen on Wednesday, calling her rejection of the idea "nasty.
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He's made rejection of the 45th president the core part of his campaign message.
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It was, he said, an unrestrained rejection of politicians, lobbyists and the news media.
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Reuters reported on Hudson's Bay's rejection of Signa's offer for Kaufhof earlier on Wednesday.
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The bigger story, though, was voters' overwhelming rejection of Missouri's right-to-work law.
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If rejection of that really is our position, the only off-ramp is war.
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Since the rejection of the bid, the landscape of the internet has greatly shifted.
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Eleanor, or, The Rejection of the Progress of Love , by Anna Moschovakis (Coffee House) .
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Many would have been tempted to take personally McDormand's rejection of fame and focus.
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The results of the vote were widely portrayed as a rejection of President Trump.
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In his films, the stance is not one of total rejection of traditional work.
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Ross thinks the millennial mayor's long résumé belies a rejection of typical elite meritocracy.
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The document states their rejection of mass deportation and their requirements for police accountability.
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It's the latest protest against the authorities' rejection of a convicted terrorist's furlough request.
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Its content was a hard rejection of American right-wing idealism, racism, and homophobia.
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She made a rejection of high-dollar fundraisers a central tenet of her campaign.
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It was the partnership I'd found in the wholesale rejection of my past life.
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Some people endorsed the rejection of a Western celebration, while others embraced April Fools'.
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He's a rejection of both of them and of 70 percent of Republican voters.
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Trump's public rejection of the "birther" label is part of that process of normalization.
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If such a view leads to a rejection of Zionism, then so be it.
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" The Danish prime minister stood behind Greenland's rejection of the deal, calling it "absurd.
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Mr. Trump said he was reacting to Ms. Frederiksen's hard rejection of his interest.
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Several politicians including Rouhani strongly criticized the Council's rejection of over 50% of hopefuls.
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Under EU rules, the letter could precede a Commission's rejection of the Italian budget.
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Schumer decried Trump's rejection of an immigration deal bipartisan senators brought to him Thursday.
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McConnell's rejection of Schumer's request does not mean the question of witnesses is settled.
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The president-elect's rejection of the agency will weaken it in a second way.
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McCabe reiterated his rejection of the report and its conclusions in the CNN interview.
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It also signified a rejection of the last eight years of President Obama's administration.
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Several politicians including Rouhani strongly criticised the Council's rejection of over 50% of hopefuls.
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Mr. Trump said he was reacting to Ms. Frederiksen's hard rejection of his interest.
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There's a rejection of a lot of status quo in there that I appreciate.
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Clinton's loss represented a rejection of women as president, or of one specific woman.
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The recent rejection of Congressional Budget Office health care estimates is a troubling sign.
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It was nevertheless Ms. Rashid herself who unwittingly prompted her husband's rejection of Islam.
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They also submitted arguments based on India's rejection of a similar law in August.
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But the embrace of individualism allowed for a rejection of programs like affirmative action.
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But what seemed to upset Trump most was London's general rejection of the president.
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No. This is not just a rejection of Mitt, but a disastrous national blunder.
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The findings and rejection of the plans should be released to the public soon.
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Its chief executive Monique Villa described the rejection of the appeal as a huge blow.
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His rejection of her fondness for regime change comes only after he offers up praise.
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Lee Sizemore's been hanging out there ever since Ford's embarrassingly public rejection of his narrative.
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Lima-based magazine Semana Económica had reported the rejection of the bids earlier this week.
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Rejection of outside expertise has extended to best practices that made production more efficient elsewhere.
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The disavowal of blighted Brutalist structures is a rejection of the unconditional love of imperfection.
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The result was a rejection of social norms and an intense focus on the self.
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DOJ's reward for meddling is the 2nd Circuit's very firm rejection of its lead argument.
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The appeal called for security guarantees for humanitarian workers, rejection of radicalism, and transitional justice.
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The administration's rejection of IER comes at a particularly troubling time for American entrepreneurial standing.
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"I sat through so many lectures about the radical feminists' rejection of porn," she said.
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Some Weibo users went farther and called for a rejection of other US technologies, too.
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For some, it inspires a total rejection of the artist, whose work becomes suddenly intolerable.
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This is a noticeable rejection of this year's trend toward nearly edge-to-edge screens.
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Liberal Democrats would see his selection as a rejection of everything Sanders has been discussing.
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It is less a rejection of the piano's sound than of its bulky physical form.
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But it was also a wholesale rejection of the idea of expertise, especially economic expertise.
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By contrast, Mr Moore holds some views that amount to a rejection of mainstream macroeconomics.
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But Clinton should not see De Jesus' rejection of Trump as a vote for her.
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Twelve days later after another rejection of her deal by parliament, she did the unthinkable.
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The document cites several examples of Trump's rejection of commonly-held beliefs about the environment.
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That follows its rejection of a $143 billion takeover offer from Kraft Heinz last month.
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Legal experts said the judge&aposs rejection of the plea agreement was surprising and rare.
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Salvini quickly seized on Europe's rejection of the policy to drum up anti-EU support.
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Kok's rejection of this journalistic convention made him a target of the people he covered.
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Similarly, Sorvino told the publication that her rejection of Weinstein seemed to impact her professionally.
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Witness Beijing's rejection of a recent unfavourable international court ruling on the South China Sea.
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A lot of the content created by them is a rejection of the status quo.
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His rhetorical rejection of partisan politics goes beyond that: He talks about morality, efficiency, governance.
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Overall, the tour was an emphatic rejection of isolationism, and a reassertion of American leadership.
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But Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri reiterated the state's rejection of current U.S. proposals as "unacceptable".
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Cartes called for calm and a rejection of violence in a statement released on Twitter.
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"Without it, the world's rejection of non-binary people would be that much more painful. "
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But electing a woman president is ultimately crucial as a rejection of the 2016 election.
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Pruitt's rejection of Pope Francis isn't exactly scandalous—he's a Southern Baptist, not a Catholic.
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But the rejection of the peace agreement on Sunday has suddenly changed the political math.
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The move signals Abe's increasingly muscular rejection of Chinese influence in Japanese and global affairs.
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Trump's rejection of the more positive message is indicative of one of his political weaknesses.
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The rejection of the compromise also contradicted messaging from the White House in recent days.
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And he's made rejection of the 45th president the core part of his campaign message.
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The vote's outcome appeared to be a rejection of her style of governance, analysts said.
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After rejection of Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit proposal this month, other lawmakers offered amendments.
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The Republicans' obstruction is a clear rejection of a popular mandate that runs till Jan.
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And Mr. Trump has called for the rejection of AT&T's bid for Time Warner.
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The British government said it was "concerned" about the rejection of Mr. Mallet's visa renewal.
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Voters saw in Trump a total rejection of everything they despised about liberal elite culture.
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In one sense, Load is a total rejection of the sound that made Metallica popular.
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It seemed an implicit rejection of the full-band rock show he'd become known for.
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Janis is staunch in her rejection of feminized girl culture, wearing a suit to prom.
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The administration's rejection of sanctions on Monday disappointed critics, who worried about continued Russian influence.
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Part of it might stem from a rejection of the pop music trends of today.
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A rejection of globalism, the arrest of a critic, real tales of love in transit.
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I sometimes wonder if her rejection of me stems from a longing for a dad.
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The Republican Party's turn against disability rights is a rejection of those core American values.
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" Ortega, in a similar rejection of reality, has accused human rights organizations of "inventing deaths.
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Rather, they said, it was meant to signal a rejection of his ideas and behavior.
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That complete ignorance of and rejection of scientific facts is very dangerous for our country.
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President Trump's rejection of the Iran nuclear deal has unleashed a rare fury in Europe.
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The two elections are actually quite similar when viewed as rejection of old-school insiders.
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Without the Senate's rejection of past nominees, the authors of majority opinions in Roe v.
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Carswell (along with others on his court) refused to review the rejection of her case.
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" Another important aspect of Justice Thomas's brand of conservatism is his rejection of "Chevron deference.
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But Kavanaugh had responded with his own compelling performance: A defiant rejection of the accusations.
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The rejection of constitutional changes in Italy on Sunday hinged on a variety of issues.
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He carries the memory of the international community's rejection of Jewish refugees fleeing the Nazis.
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That rejection of typical metal imagery: demons, rotting corpses...I look at it as humanist.
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Between the lines: The discussions follow Denmark's blunt rejection of Trump's flirtations about buying Greenland.
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He also alluded to the Trump administration's rejection of the accord without naming Mr. Trump.
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And part of her rejection of Hollywood seems to include rejecting the traditional celebrity interview.
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Her refusal to echo Sanders's grand promises is interpreted as a rejection of his goals.
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I think people are misreading the book as a rejection of secularism and the Enlightenment.
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I was in search of freedom from homophobia, transphobia, [and the] rejection of my personhood.
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The consequences are still coming to light, particularly the political ones: the rejection of the elite in favor of the so called "common people"; the tremendous crisis of the middle classes, the cornerstone of our liberal democracies, the rejection of moderates in favor of extremists, with their simplistic solutions for a complex world; the rejection of "experts" in favor of more or less ubiquitous obscurantism that is challenging knowledge, science and progress.
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Yes, Trump did a good job in his speech this week of distilling some of the most important elements of America's values -- a rejection of bigotry, equal treatment for all citizens, freedom from oppression, and a clear rejection of hatred for members of minorities.
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That included Skyworks' exposure to China as the trade war picked up, American regulators rejection of Broadcom's bid to buy Qualcomm, Chinese regulators rejection of Qualcomm's bid to buy NXP Semiconductors, and Nvidia's weak outlook on gaming, artificial intelligence and data center, Cramer said.
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Lena Headey believes her rejection of Harvey Weinstein's alleged sexual advances greatly impacted her acting career.
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" Zuckerberg clarified that he is Jewish, and finds the rejection of the Holocaust's events "deeply offensive.
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It's a clear rejection of the austerity policies favored by the ruling, left-leaning Syriza party.
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Indeed, Joanne, her fifth album, has seen a total rejection of the Gaga from days past.
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"Today's vote is a clear-eyed rejection of politics as usual in Washington, D.C." — State Sen.
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Skipping a visit to the nation's capital could seem like a rejection of the team's namesake.
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In New Jersey, the law allows the rejection of a "brain-dead" declaration on religious grounds.
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In fact, I'd play up Danny's rejection of his Asian heritage prior to venturing to China.
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If the referendum passes, it would be a striking rejection of the party's tax-cutting mantra.
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Kay Swinburne, a British centre-right member of the parliament, welcomed the Commission's rejection of "automaticity".
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Others railed against the ignorance of social media users who called it a rejection of peace.
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A tweet this morning displayed, again, Trump's rejection of the scientific consensus on human-caused warming.
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In some sense, this social intolerance is a rejection of the struggle to maintain "full" democracy.
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He believes the EU's emphatic rejection of Britain's preferred two options is a mere negotiating tactic.
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But a rejection of the Copyright Directive in its current form may still benefit both sides.
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The result of the first round amounted to a comprehensive rejection of traditional politics in France.
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The notion of "all types of racism" is itself a rejection of what racism really is.
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The suspects all walked free, following a stern rejection of the police actions by the prosecutor.
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The scene marks a turning point in Marianne's character arc, signaling a rejection of self-abasement.
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Could this rejection of the current form of the global economy happen in the United States?
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Trump slyly markets his anti-professionalism as anti-elitism and a rejection of staid, cautious thinking.
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For this saying "no," the rejection of this terrible idea, is a natural, even reasonable reaction.
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Swiss voters' rejection of a campaign to radically alter the banking system also helped boost sentiment.
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Those who cross the boss should be prepared for his wrath and rejection of his backers.
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" Pence backed up Trump's position on "Fox News Sunday," calling Pelosi's rejection of the deal "disappointing.
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But his repeated lectures to Americans only brought a rejection of the plan from President Obama.
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It's also visually beautiful, and boldly confident in its rejection of prestige-drama pacing and style.
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Indeed, perpetuating the continued silence may be regarded as an affirmation not rejection of such beliefs.
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The Senate's rejection of his tax swap was total: The chamber refused to even debate it.
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Clinton with the reflexive rejection of a recent food poisoning victim facing down a fresh oyster.
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Xavier's bootstrapping is matched with an active rejection of surface symbols of blackness and hip-hop.
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More than anything else, these three musicians are unified by their rejection of conventional genre boundaries.
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This exhaustion led to the election of Obama, whose campaign represented a rejection of American militarism.
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" He said that rejection of the resolution "would be nothing less than an endorsement of colonialism.
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With so much at stake, van Kempen and Gomperts aren't accepting Instagram's rejection of the filter.
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The rejection of pre-existing styles is almost a prerequisite for creating something new and noteworthy.
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It challenges election officials' rejection of ballots with voters' signatures that do not match state records.
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I counted on Mr. Trump's being humiliated by the rejection of his bigoted, cruel, disastrous policies.
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It's a strawman argument to support Trump's rejection of health experts' recommendations as over the top.
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The rejection of her nomination highlighted the intense politicking at the heart of the European Union.
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There, Haaland offered the most succinct rejection of the administration and Gosar's reasoning for the project.
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Putin's recent interview for Tass indicates his rejection of Ukraine's right to any independence form Russia.
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"This collection is a rejection of irony, bad taste, satire, reality TV and kitsch," said Lak.
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But the administration's rejection of the American idea will surely mean that some will say no.
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But three Republican votes opposing her confirmation would result in an outright rejection of her nomination.
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With every environmental rollback and rejection of science we fall farther behind in combatting climate change.
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Without a doubt, some of the result is attributable to voters' vehement rejection of President Trump.
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Can we look forward to a rejection of the failed policy of former President Barack Obama?
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Certainly, the rejection of the Trans Pacific Partnership negatively impacted our exports, in particular agricultural products.
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S. efforts to foment domestic dissent will probably backfire, given Iranians' historic rejection of outside interference.
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It said a rejection of the deal could see the euro slip back down towards $1.17.
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It is too easy and reductive to see this painting simply as a rejection of abstraction.
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This complete rejection of the old guard means the current candidates have had to quickly adjust.
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That season's overt rejection of Game of Thrones' usual chauvinism also shined a spotlight Theon Greyjoy.
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"And we will never encourage this rejection of foreigners," he said to a smattering of applause.
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Taking a risk on an unknown and aligning himself so closely with someone who doesn't have an established reputation or strong industry ties serves as better rejection of Styles's regimented boy-band past than any stated rejection of pop or Payne-like lyrical sneering would have.
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Nope. On January 15, the UK Parliament voted a resounding rejection of Theresa May's proposed Brexit plan.
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Cracking is just one of the blemishes that can lead to rejection of edible and nutritious carrots.
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Following its rejection of Amsurg's offer, TeamHealth in November acquired smaller peer IPC Healthcare for $1.6 billion.
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Not the least revolutionary aspect of Sanders's agenda is the wholesale rejection of Bill Clinton's political legacy.
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Along with that performative rejection of self-improvement comes an equally wary attitude toward mental health support.
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GENEVA – The Latest on the U.N. migration agency&aposs rejection of (all times local): 4:20163 p.m.
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Elizabeth Warren issued a blistering and public rejection of her invitation from Fox News earlier this month.
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Daenerys is so hurt by the complete rejection of this conversation, she nearly breaks a wine glass.
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Conor Lamb touted his rejection of corporate PAC dollars after his narrow victory in Pennsylvania in March.
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Mr Le Pen still grumbles that his daughter's rejection of him is "scandalous" and calls her Bruta.
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When did I become the person who scoffs at Holden's selfish aimlessness, his brash rejection of responsibility?
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He often stressed that his criticism was nasiha, friendly counsel, and not a rejection of the monarchy.
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He often stressed that his criticism of the regime was constructive, not a rejection of the monarchy.
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On Sunday, thousands protested in the streets of Rabat expressing rejection of the Middle East peace plan.
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My own existence, then, feels like a rejection of people who try to put me in boxes.
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Sisi expressed Egypt's rejection of the move and of "any implications resulting from it," the statement said.
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Outside Italy, the election was inevitably seen as a rejection of the EU and its single currency.
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PiS's rejection of the EU's demands to accept a few Syrian refugees plays well with these voters.
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Critics have confused Narcos's overt cynicism for a deeper rejection of the U.S.'s war on drugs.
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And the party platform, while leaving out an explicit rejection of TPP or a ban on fracking,
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GKN, which has a market value of 7.2 billion pounds, stuck to its rejection of any deal.
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Navient — Shares of Navient rose 9 percent following the company's rejection of a $3.2 billion takeover bid.
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She angles the cell phone camera upward, as document and guard, a rejection of surrender, submission, silence.
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Rodger Baker: This was really a rejection of the conservatives and of the old status quo government.
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In a rejection of Trump and his administration, some prominent lawmakers have decided to boycott the event.
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Many media members were shocked by this blatant rejection of the Constitution, but Bee won't have that.
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Her life is a rejection of the status quo, and seen as radical — and thus dangerous — today.
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It has to be about the ideas that drive innovation and rejection of any kind of discrimination.
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Socialist officials countered that rejection of the budget showed they were not making concessions to Catalan separatists.
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The public's rare, unequivocal rejection of a problematic celebrity often hinges on the severity of their offense.
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In Poland, Warsaw liberals may embrace ironic communist nostalgia as a rejection of the current nationalist government.
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It was also a gleeful rejection of what audiences have come to expect from the superhero genre.
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Congress's approval or rejection of a rule or regulation would not be subject to presidential veto. 6.
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"It was an immediate rejection of what I considered an outright lie or pure ignorance," she said.
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For Sun, this likely comes from Hong Kong's rejection of basic sexual education in its school system.
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Balkan governments were alarmed by Dutch voters' rejection of an EU association agreement with Ukraine in April.
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Bush's speech Thursday was a re-assertion of those views and, as such, a rejection of Trumpism.
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Republicans acknowledged that the Democratic rejection of their offer made punting the funding fight all but inevitable.
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Bernie Sanders called for the rejection of the world's "immoral" economy in a speech at the Vatican.
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Trump's rejection of these norms creates a new nuclear shadow that may linger long after he departs.
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I also really think it's just a plain rejection of all things Donald Trump and his surrogates.
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In fact, it is a rejection of that -- and a window into what the suburbs have become.
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While the result is set to be close, a rejection of Johnson's deal is most likely outcome.
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Debussy's rejection of the musical status quo was fuelled by his jealous love of poetry and painting.
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Sanders said that his disgust with wealthy special interests drives his rejection of super-PACs and lobbyists.
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A bipartisan rejection of Trump is essential, as his campaign raises concerns that go beyond party lines.
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They have also touted their grassroots fundraising efforts and rejection of donations from corporate PACs and lobbyists.
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The court also rebuffed a move by prosecutors late Thursday to challenge the rejection of the extension.
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They also determine liability, sanctions, or penalties or recommend the acceptance or rejection of claims or settlements.
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Keystone developer TransCanada has promised to continue pursuing the pipeline despite Obama's rejection of it in November.
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Migrants who break the rules could face rapid rejection of their applications, officials at the commission said.
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The party seeks a rejection of liberal democracy and is "populist, nationalist, intolerant, anti-European," he added.
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Booker, laying out a clear and passionate rejection of any insinuation that he knew about the postcard.
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His veto, which meant a rejection of the election result, flew in the face of popular choice.
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Rejection of the referendum would give the junta a chance to try again with a new proposal.
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Abbas' rejection of the US as a mediator in any peace process has cut Netanyahu political slack.
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The President felt burned by the Freedom Caucus's rejection of the compromise, a White House official said.
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Whatever your feelings on the Kardashians, it's hard not to appreciate Khloé Kardashian's rejection of all bullshit.
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It was actively initiated by Peter, which means that in a way, it's a rejection of Gen.
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There was a total and institutional rejection of the advice of economic experts by the Leave campaign.
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AS) over his rejection of a 26.3 billion euro ($30 billion) takeover proposal from PPG Industries (PPG.
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That was just one episode in an administration arguably defined by its rejection of science and scientists.
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Mr. Jubeir's remarks on Saturday amounted to a rejection of Mr. Erdogan's request for extradition, as expected.
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Mr. Wicker's allies argue that the Alabama race was more an anomaly than a rejection of Washington.
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This widespread rejection of proven addiction medications is the single biggest obstacle to ending the overdose epidemic.
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Trump's outright rejection of congressional authority makes impeachment proceedings necessary, but even impeachment alone is not sufficient.
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Even worse is the flat-out rejection of patients using MAT by 12-step groups and sponsors.
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As a backbencher, he spoke eloquently of his sympathy for, and rejection of, the Scottish independence movement.
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A breakthrough for far-right, nationalist forces would amount to a popular rejection of Mr. Macron's vision.
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With another rejection of her Brexit deal likely, the British prime minister said she would step down.
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No society as a whole will ever found itself upon the rejection of society's chief mechanism: property.
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May's office said that she stood by her rejection of any form of customs union after Brexit.
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His casual Friday look is not about a rejection of convention, but rather a noncontroversial loosening up.
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But the court's rejection of statewide challenges in the Wisconsin case will make gerrymandering litigation more complex.
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The rejection of Iranian security was a small but clear effort to limit Iran's footprint in Iraq.
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With the Supreme Court's clear rejection of the heightened benefit requirement, those arguments appear to be moot.
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But the rejection of Mr. Renzi's constitutional reforms is not necessarily a boon for Italy's populist parties.
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" "The rejection of a renewal of work visa for FT correspondent Victor Mallet sends a worrying signal.
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The appeals court upheld a district court's rejection of Seila's argument that claimed the CFPB was unconstitutional.
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Barilla has promoted its rejection of palm oil, a saturated fat that has also prompted devastating deforestation.
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Their rejection of the past, and of established practice, is subject to its own logic of brutality.
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This could lead to more frequent rejection of shorter trips that drivers determine aren't worth their time.
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In the eyes of today's world, German identity symbolizes a similar rejection of some kind of revelation.
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Lindsey Graham, could move forward -- despite Trump's rejection of that deal at a heated meeting last week.
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"It was not a rejection of Obama or Obama-ism," said Dan Pfeiffer, another former senior adviser.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Smurfit Kappa's board reaffirmed its rejection of a takeover offer from International Paper Co (IP.
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It leads to a rejection of interventionism in general, and a suspicion of U.S. leadership in particular.
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Rejection of the political status quo has led to a wave of shocking elections across the globe.
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Millions of people have staked their lives in the years since on this rejection of absolutist rule.
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But the love shown to Sanders by this Muslim crowd was an inspiring rejection of Trump's efforts.
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It may also help to repair strained relationships with shareholders unhappy with the rejection of the bid.
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She refused to give her last name for fear of being harassed for her rejection of vaccinations.
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Even a rejection of the basic tenets van Dyck left behind constitutes recognition of his historical significance.
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Pages five and six contain "The Richard Mutt Case" text which discusses the rejection of Duchamp's entry.
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Ike's assessment was at least an acknowledgment of what the modern world required and a rejection of the party's more conservative wing (not yet fully dominant to that point), while his internationalist foreign policies, for better or for worse, were a rejection of the GOP's old-guard isolationists.
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The step prepares the ground for what would be an unprecedented rejection of a member state's fiscal plan.
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Could we ground an airplane just by the pure force of our mass rejection of that plane's apology?
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The government's rejection of the most recent China-led bid comes just weeks before Australia holds federal elections.
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A number of top-tier celebrities have been vocal about being approached, and about their rejection of invitations.
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HK) has yet to receive documents from the Canadian government on its rejection of the Aecon Group (ARE.
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Kenney said it would be "hard to overstate" the reaction of Albertans from a rejection of the project.
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What separates Olivier Mosset from the rest of the group, however, is his rejection of a signature style.
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It is a conservative sort of Englishness, which entails the rejection of London as well as of Brussels.
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The rejection of a no-deal Brexit sent the cable rallying to $1.3380, the highest since June 58.38.
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Critics viewed the comment as an implicit rejection of the Zionist ideals and biblical underpinnings of Israel's history.
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The rejection of a no-deal Brexit sent the cable rallying to $1.3380, the highest since June 2018.
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His explicit rejection of the multi-ethnic character of Vienna brought him into direct conflict with the emperor.
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The correct way to worship God, a rejection of false idols, how to honor and keep the Sabbath.
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And his rejection of a briefing before he went to meet with Prime Minister Modi had terrible consequences.
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Paulmier views his vote for Trump as not just a rejection of Clinton but also the Republican establishment.
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His life itself is a rejection of their values and his positions on issues clash with GOP orthodoxy.
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The rollback underscores the Trump administration's rejection of mainstream climate science in an effort to boost economic growth.
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I hadn't meant to make this experiment a "rejection of all technology"—but it happens despite my intentions.
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One of Dear White People's genuine feats, however, is its rejection of easy, comfortable categorizations around black identity.
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As well as capitalizing on voter rejection of the left-right monopoly on power, Macron also got lucky.
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And in countries like Russia, the rejection of public health programs for drugs has fostered HIV/AIDS epidemics.
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And the movements unleashed by Trump and Sanders suggest that we're headed toward a rejection of unfettered globalization.
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Such rejection of asylum seekers has appeared to increase this year in the wake of President Trump's inauguration.
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The public's rejection of Trump finds an echo in our treatment of the joyless men of Foxboro, Massachusetts.
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My downfall was directly related to the rejection of the Democratic Party by white voters across the South.
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Sarkozy, who did not support Trump's campaign, said the U.S. election result was a rejection of "conformist thinking".
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To be clear: that is an un-American rejection of pluralism, not a bid to make it work.
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Approaching his 25th anniversary on the court, he has made his rejection of such a role corrosively clear.
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Trump's early rejection of a professionalized campaign was a departure from this logic, but the logic remains compelling.
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Trump's entire campaign and presidency has functioned as a rejection of past presidents -- and all that they believe.
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You might expect, given their rejection of the hijab, that Bouvet and Pina belong to the far right.
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Fifth, the bill advocates facilitating the rejection of takeover bids, modeled on constituency statutes in some 30 states.
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Can this report be seen as anything other than a rejection of this President's handling of the war?
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MORE — and a rejection of the permit in late 2015 — that the oil industry and Republicans frequently criticized.
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So he wrote back to Mario's and, predictably, the rejection of free pizza surprised the pizza parlor's staff.
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The military reign was prolonged last fall after the rejection of a controversial draft of a new constitution.
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The rejection of Central States' petition does not mean that Treasury will reject other plans' applications, Feinberg said.
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As I have said before, that decision was no rejection of the values we share as fellow Europeans.
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GKN's rejection of the offer prompted Melrose to start meeting GKN's shareholders this week to discuss its proposal.
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More likely, the textures are evidence of a master tragedian's extreme rejection of delusions of gleam and polish.
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" She added: "As for the radical feminism of today, the rejection of the male, I find it absurd.
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Republican Party losses in state and federal races will embarrass the President and mark the rejection of Trumpism.
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He just wanted to reiterate his rejection of that allegation and talk about—- he'd thought about it more.
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It accepted my rejection of the offer with relative dignity, wishing me continued happiness as we parted ways.
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Hillary Clinton urged a thorough review, while Donald J. Trump called for an outright rejection of the takeover.
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But Mr. Kaepernick is letting his social media savvy — and a total rejection of interviews — spin the message.
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Do you see the global resurgence of nativism and right-wing populism as a rejection of Enlightenment principles?
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After the rejection of her second quote, Doe declined to participate in the design of the memorial plaque.
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Hartigan playfully alludes, through titling more than composition or form, to her rejection of the masters, specifically Picasso.
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Their first single, "No More Dream," was an ode to teen apathy, a rebellious rejection of Korean traditionalism.
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"This was a clear rejection of racism and bigotry and hateful violence," Ms. Tran said of the elections.
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Violating them now would be a rejection of all that he had said and done throughout his life.
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This makes her rejection of him, as a gay man with Good Housekeeping dreams, all the more lacerating.
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And so this new coalition, offering more of the same, seems like a rejection of the public will.
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The Council of Governors, representing the counties, said it planned to challenge the government's rejection of the deal.
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That thinking, bolstered by a feminist rejection of the veil as a symbol of "submission," is still present.
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Doubtless the liberal media and Trump's Democratic critics will be outraged at the president's rejection of climate catastrophism.
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Perhaps that comes from defiance—a rejection of human limitations that drives us to transcend our bipedal existence.
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The intrigue: Trump's rejection of Paris puts him at least rhetorically at odds with some major corporate interests.
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De Leon called it "an astounding rejection of politics as usual" and a boost to his campaign's momentum.
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It represented the sharpest rejection of Tunisia's ruling elite since the 2011 uprising that ushered in democratic rule.
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The decision — a rare rejection of a presidential offer for a Cabinet-level position — surprised many in Washington.
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Fisher, a white woman, argued the university's rejection of her 2008 application violated the Constitution's equal protection clause.
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As I have said before, that decision was no rejection of the values we share as fellow Europeans.
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Unthinking rejection of official requests could lead to legislation forcing companies to break their own encryption, Stamos warned.
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He suggested a rejection of Kavanaugh's nomination based on these allegations would set a bad precedent as well.
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"It's a rejection of the postwar education system, whose basic principles are pacifism and democracy," Professor Sato said.
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May's rejection of free-market values in favour of a more interventionist government now looks like a mistake.
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What we're witnessing is a systematic rejection of longstanding American values — the values that actually made America great.
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The secretary of defense, in his resignation letter, laid out a point-by-point rejection of Trump's worldview.
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And she called Mr. Trump's immigration policies — including his separation of families and rejection of asylum seekers — counterproductive.
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Boko Haram's fundamentalist ideology preaches the rejection of all types of western culture, from democratic elections to clothing.
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He readily critiqued the region's cultural guardians who subscribed to Western reverence as a profound rejection of self.
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She misfiled forms and gave us poor advice, which resulted in the rejection of our green card application.
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As to the art world, my work directly comes out of a rejection of that place, culture, and identity.
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But the tragedy of the rejection of an out-of-touch leftism is that the rejecters embrace something worse.
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It is unclear where the rejection of ICU's most recent offer leaves the two sides, according to the report.
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Becoming the first European power to fall into China's orbit is a reversal—even a rejection—of that history.
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Bob Harward's rejection of President Donald Trump's offer of the job -- America remained without a permanent national security adviser.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said Monday a misunderstanding may have led to Unilever's rejection of Kraft Heinz's merger bid.
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That's a rejection of Digital First Media's efforts to win control of Gannett by installing its own board members.
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Yet there was something less than a total rejection of the notion of feminism going on in Didion's article.
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Following its rejection of Amsurg's offer, Team Health in November acquired smaller peer IPC Healthcare Inc for $1.6 billion.
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Another problem for the Palestinian Authority is that Arab nations have not offered an outright rejection of the plan.
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The background to Robart's rejection of Trump's ban was a festival of unforced errors on the Trump administration's part.
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In a kooky rejection of actual music, the duo's first and only album, cheekily entitled Who Needs Guitars Anyway?
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The College also believes that attempting to alter one's bodily identity constitutes a rejection of God's design for humanity.
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According to Footwear News, on Friday, the Trademark office issued the final rejection of the patent for Croc Inc.
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Observers call the rejection of devolution suicidal, and believe a compromise could have been found over a regional mayor.
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The case against coalition talks Germany's election on September 24th was a clear rejection of "more of the same".
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Macedonia's former prime minister, Nikola Gruevski, built his nine-year rule on nationalism and a rejection of Greek demands.
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Schumer herself offered a mealy-mouthed disavowal of Metzger, rather than a full-throated rejection of his incendiary comments.
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The court's rejection of the case came on the first day of its new term, which runs through June.
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And shouldn't the defense of "law and order" include the rejection of such illegal spying and foreign intelligence operations?
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The Court's answer, "Trust us," is increasingly out of place in an era of populist rejection of elite rule.
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Under EU rules, the letter to Rome could precede a Commission rejection of the Italian budget by Oct. 29.
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N. Following its rejection of Amsurg's offer, TeamHealth in November acquired smaller peer IPC Healthcare Inc for $1.6 billion.
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The knowledge could also be applied to helping remedy some adult afflictions, like avoiding the rejection of organ transplants.
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Last week, in the wake of an appellate court's utter rejection of the Trump regime's Muslim ban, Washington Gov.
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Herzberger-fofana believes he never fully recovered from his country's rejection of him just because of his skin color.
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Despite Unilever's rejection of the bid, the company's U.S.-listed share price rose more than 2500 percent on Friday.
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Its action in no way signaled a blanket rejection of a president appointing a justice in an election year.
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These shoes are comfortable, disgusting in many ways, and a fabulous rejection of the social demand to look good.
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Thy liberty was on display in Eric Gardner's forthrightness and rejection of continued harassment by police in New York.
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His rejection of nuclear energy and technology to capture carbon emissions would make his carbon-reduction targets much harder.
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He continued to say that Trump's constant refrain against the kneeling protest was a rejection of First Amendment principles.
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No reason was given for the rejection of Paulyn Ubial, who has been in public office for 27 years.
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"I stand firmly with Muslim American communities in rejection of the voices that seek to divide us," he said.
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That would be a rejection of a post-World War II order that goes back to the Truman administration.
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His rejection of the deal with Iran could hurt efforts on behalf of the five Americans still held there.
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Taylor added that "ego" wasn't behind the board's rejection of Peltz but "concern" for the future of the company.
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Facebook, which owns Instagram, is now famous for its rejection of a human touch on any of its feeds.
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Italian banking rescues after Tercas were carried out under less generous schemes, because of Brussels' rejection of that intervention.
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And one of the few issues that unites them is driving the other rebellion: a rejection of political fundraising.
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The triumph of Trump is a clear rejection of the Bush family legacy and its definition of conservative governance.
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Similarly, the setbacks for the Conservatives in the U.K. election in part represented a rejection of simplistic chauvinistic slogans.
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Harteros, an absorbing singer-actress, nimbly dramatized the character's rejection of convention and her discovery of a heroic voice.
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The party's opponents say the far-right's teflon quality is, in part, the result of voters' rejection of fact.
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Social decorum, mutual respect, education, rejection of gaudy displays of wealth, empathy for those suffering due to racial injustice.
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Donald Trump's presidential campaign is a revolution in manners, a rejection of the civility codes of the educated class.
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The company's 2019 line is a total rejection of the 2013 trash can which showcased some major design hubris.
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But its radical rejection of the State Department's mission is useful for understanding the White House's foreign policy priorities.
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Ideas about "criminal" immigrants, fears of infiltrators, and rejection of refugees are clanging those same nativist bells Reynolds sounded.
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He brandishes rhetoric lambasting globalist elites in mansions debating open borders but leaves out Carlson's rejection of laissez-faire.
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They would transfer ownership of public lands to the state and would escalate Trump's rejection of science-based conservation.
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Mr. Gelernt said yes, at least where the legality of the rejection of the asylum application is at issue.
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He then formed the Lijst (List) Pim Fortuyn, a party predicated on his personality and a rejection of immigration.
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Such a result would cause Republicans to see it as a rejection of Trump, not the party's conservative policies.
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"Now you see a clear reaction and, in some cases, rejection of that," Mr. Smith said in an interview.
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The US Justice Department is appealing a rejection of its request to have Apple help it unlock an iPhone.
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"Infernal Decadence is a rejection of the need for purity and order," the band told Noisey in a statement.
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And it's also a stinging rejection of the Democratic establishment and Hillary Clinton by many of the party's voters.
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It's also a stinging rejection of the Democratic establishment and Hillary Clinton by primary voters in the Granite State.
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"Europeras" — which suggests the phrase "your operas" — amounted to a rejection of European art, returning it whence it came.
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They are a rejection of the idea that only Western leaders can define what it means to be free.
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The Shakers are not plentiful today; their rejection of marriage and procreation probably didn't help matters in that regard.
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This creative protest broadcast the rejection of racially divisive acts more forcefully than any faculty statement produced that week.
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The two hard-charging politicians, both 39, represent a rejection of centrist politics in the country's largest swing state.
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Mending is an act of resistance; a rejection of the kind of capitalism that puts profit before the planet.
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"Never have I seen such open and notorious rejection of orders from a court," the judge told the court.
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It's a political term not only describing my individual positioning but my rejection of the binarism as a whole.
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This is why anti-politics, the rejection of traditional politics and its practitioners, is such a popular instinct today.
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It is said to symbolize the unity of the nation's people of color, and rejection of its white colonizers.
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AS) over his rejection of a 26.3 billion-euro ($30 billion) takeover proposal from U.S. group PPG Industries (PPG.
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If you were searching for a dissident lifestyle, there was one — Bohemianism, with its artistic rejection of commercial life.
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The resulting book, "Toutes Fenêtres Ouvertes" ("All Windows Open"), explored her family history and her father's rejection of her.
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What was striking were Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders' rejection of incremental change on health care and trade, respectively.
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"I repeat our rejection of totalitarian and genocidal ideologies, as well as any allusion to it," read the statement.
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In the mid-2000s, perhaps you pivoted into a complete rejection of carbs, then slid into the bacon era.
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What is needed now is a rallying rejection of sexist behavior toward women from conservative media personalities and outlets.
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The rejection of "clean repeal" laid bare the deep divisions within the Republican caucus about how best to proceed.
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But only President Trump has ordered that categorical defiance of a congressional investigation, the automatic rejection of all subpoenas.
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His election was the resounding rejection of a system that millions of Americans decided was not working for them.
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Rejection of the "One Church" plan, which had support among United Methodist bishops in the United States, drew criticism.
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Similar to its rejection of the Winklevoss ETF, the SEC expressed concern about fraud and manipulation of bitcoin markets.
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Disappointment from MSCI's earlier rejection of those stocks in June 2015 also contributed to the market selloff that summer.
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Monday, surpassing the 777-point loss triggered by the House's rejection of a bank bailout plan in October 2008.
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And yet, the message from Hongkongers was unequivocal: a rejection of Beijing's encroachment and a clear mandate for democracy.
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Mr. Trump's instant rejection of the C.I.A. findings as "ridiculous," based on no review of its work, echoed Moscow's.
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Trump's blanket rejection of congressional demands for information during the impeachment inquiry "has set a new standard," Chemerinsky said.
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"Lombardi..felt the rejection of a representative of the people who are fed up," said Twitter user Alberto Zevallos.
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Obama also disputed the suggestion that Trump's surging popularity with GOP voters stems from a rejection of his presidency.
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After her raw rejection of Laurie, Jo crouches on a rust-colored hillside, nearly blending in with the landscape.
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This rejection of retirement is more common among women with higher education and savings, though not confined to them.
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This ominous tone, with its rejection of rootless outsiders, is easily picked up by those sensitized to its message.
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Remember, one needn't agree with me in my rejection of these two principal claims for my point to stand.
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My sense is that, if nothing else, Russia supported Trump because he represents a vague rejection of American democracy.
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The hard-core Conservative camp has voted against any attempt to legislate a rejection of a no-deal exit.
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That was essentially a rejection of talks, since the purpose of the negotiation would be to end those programs.
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Crispin's rejection of universalism and individualism, though, feels somewhat new, or at least it's stated in more urgent terms.
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He thanked Aoun on Wednesday for respecting constitutional norms and "his rejection of departing from them under any circumstances".
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The EU warned that a second rejection of the deal could mean that Brexit might "not happen" at all.
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But if Obama's speech in Cairo in 2009 was an implicit rejection of past US policy, Pompeo's was explicit.
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TranCanada's lawsuit in a federal court in Houston, Texas, called rejection of its permit to build the pipeline unconstitutional.
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Rejection of orthodoxy, in favor of what works best for them, defines every single one of the good guys.
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This rejection of transactional politics, more than partisan polarization alone, distinguishes the Obama period from the decades before it.
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First of all, Ronan reports on a new rape allegation against Matt LauerMatthew (Matt) Todd LauerWomen's advocacy group calls on DNC to cancel MSNBC debate after rejection of new Lauer investigation Former NBC hosts call for reversal of rejection of sexual misconduct investigation NBC-Universal rejects outside investigation of Matt Lauer MORE.
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At the time, that election was hailed across Europe as a rejection of anti-immigrant populists such as Geert Wilders.
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Saying the US should dominate auto production in North America so plainly appears to be a rejection of that principle.
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A friendship fueled by mutual rejection of rules (and sometimes hygiene) blossomed into one of the show's great love stories.
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Then came the older heiress Isabella "Tib" Norcliffe, who never recovered from Lister's rejection of her as a life partner.
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"With this rejection of conditional release, the regime succeeded with its first knock-out blow," said Souley Oumara, his lawyer.
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It was a rejection of the idea that "Spain is different", in the words of a Franco-era tourist poster.
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But it would take courage and a rejection of those who define "realism" as the acceptance of the status quo.
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IBM's resounding rejection of the much-hyped quantum computing milestone came two days before Google's paper was published on Wednesday.
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Brexit will do least damage if seen as an embrace of the wider world, not simply a rejection of Europe.
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Their rejection of men mirrored my own gradual avoidance of cishet dudes as I chose to move further into queerness.
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He dismissed the rejection of his remarks by the President as though the two were engaged in a personal quarrel.
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In art discourse it identifies the deliberate rejection of traditional craft in the service of conceptual provocation and expressive freedom.
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It is a rejection of the ideas of equality and tolerance that the women's movement is supposed to be about.
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The alt-right is at its core a rejection of American multiculturalism and the conservative establishment, its leaders' writings show.
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However some see the predicted rejection of Renzi's wishes as a potential opportunity for anti-European populist to gain momentum.
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"It was a way of showing our protest, our clear rejection of those levels" of the peso against the dollar.
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Her speech is a rejection of the kind of vitriol that Donald Trump wants to offer the nation, and world.
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For Arab and Muslim states, anything less than total rejection of Trump's Jerusalem decision would have been impossible, he said.
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Meanwhile they are being studied by reform-minded Republicans, grappling with the rejection of conservative verities that Mr Trump represents.
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The Trump victory also marks a rejection of the mainstream news media, which extensively covered Trump's scandals and self-contradictions.
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Meanwhile, antifascist black metal bands like Ancst and Dawn Ray'd are gaining notoriety for their rejection of sexism and racism.
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" Clinton added, "I have to win to be a firewall against that extreme partisanship and that real rejection of compromise.
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These policies do far greater damage to our country than many understand and it's a rejection of our immigration laws.
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It has contributed to a collective refusal to research fact and internalize information which results in a rejection of facts.
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At the heart of this movement is a rejection of globalism, which has fueled opposition to diversity, multiculturalism, and immigration.
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Race was at issue in May when the justices upheld a lower court's rejection of two districts in North Carolina.
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"Action and solidarity should be based on full rejection of dictatorship of Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela," Barbosa told the meeting.
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About 20 Vietnamese were detained on Sunday while trying to hold a protest against China's rejection of the court decision.
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He specifically cited Congress' rejection of President Trump's proposed budget cuts at the National Institutes of Health as an example.
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But that ethos would seem to tacitly lead to the rejection of individuals who are seen as jeopardizing those values.
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According to the Church, personal development and the rejection of conformity are cornerstones for each Satanist's path to self-deification.
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The rapper says he's confident enough to fight his way through that anthill and ignore any rejection of new sounds.
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Other believe that sex film viewing is a rejection of the partner, such as due to lack of physical attraction.
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But his rejection of the Sanders-Klobuchar proposal is the latest entry in a legislative record that should worry progressives.
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The rejection of Cooper's proposal came on a day when lawmakers weighed a variety of potential amendments to Brexit plans.
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Justice Rosa had thrown out the board's previous rejection of Mr. MacKenzie, in 2014, and ordered a new parole hearing.
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The interim government shows signs of rejection of decades-long and hard-won gains from the women's movement in Brazil.
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But it was also a rejection of the high postmodernism of Ricardo Bofill's housing estates in nearby Noisy-le-Grand.
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With his contrarian bent, rejection of traditional virtuosity and a taste for the absurd, Satie seems to have prefigured Dada.
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Evangelical critics cite her flamboyant exaltation of material riches and her alleged rejection of Christianity's traditional understanding of the Trinity.
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But for Abedin and Sullivan, the loss or rejection of their security credentials would be a career-ender in Washington.
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"Today's vote is a clear-eyed rejection of politics as usual in Washington, D.C.," de León said in a statement.
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Some members like France said they were frustrated by the lack of a rejection of protectionism in the final communique.
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This wasn't celebration, but distanced commentary — a rejection of the sort of fanaticism MTV used to breed and feed on.
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But other House Democrats wanted to broaden the resolution to include a rejection of all forms of racism and bigotry.
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We want you to feel a visceral sense of rejection of the language being used by racists in the game.
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The price of North Korean seafood has fallen by half as Chinese rejection of exported fish overwhelms the local markets.
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Likewise, the rejection of knowable truths was an affront to believers in a fixed moral universe based on shared values.
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But it would be a different — more electorally effective — brand of identity politics, not a rejection of the underlying concept.
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Trump has left little doubt of his complete rejection of the Obama approach, tweeting just before Kerry's speech: not anymore.
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The campaign said it received more than 1.5 million views between Facebook and YouTube "despite" CNN's rejection of its ad.
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"This kind of rejection of reality has reverberations across the government and is indeed a threat to our national security."
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One or two votes in the Senate will make the difference between the confirmation and rejection of an ideological nominee.
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For some of them, the rejection of broad scientific consensus extends to issues like climate change and stem-cell research.
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In the ultimate rejection of political expertise, Trump defied virtually every professional pollster and prognosticator who predicted a Clinton victory.
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Trump also announced the federal government's approval of the Keystone XL pipeline, reversing an Obama-era rejection of the proposal.
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But his rejection of the distinction went deeper, and was connected to crucial changes he had made in his life.
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The Trump administration's rejection of efforts to limit human influence on the global climate is not in the national interest.
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The Taliban's longstanding and obstinate rejection of direct talks with the Afghan government is an obstacle to a peace process.
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Part of this is driven by a rejection of the immigration and refugee policies over which centrist governments have presided.
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Many fear that this year's midterm elections will once again result in a rejection of "elitism" by the same voters.
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It would, however, signal a complete rejection of the authority of Brussels, which is why Mr. Johnson toys with it.
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The protesters' rejection of the pleas of sympathetic lawmakers, as well, highlights their deep disillusionment with Hong Kong's political system.
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Dissing both the first African-American president and her husband, who seems to take rejection of his legacy rather badly.
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But the test is not whether the nation's cities and states can make up for Mr. Trump's rejection of reality.
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This is a rejection of the premise that political fashion is for marching on the barricades on your own time.
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For many, a vote for Mr. Menendez was a way to express their rejection of Mr. Trump's policies and behavior.
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May's leadership being questioned by fellow Conservatives, a third rejection of her plan would increase pressure on her to resign.
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Trump's neglect or rejection of key democratic elements — anti-racism, legitimate opposition, accountability — have made a crisis all their own.
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Even if there was another decade left, my mother will never quite understand or accept my rejection of religious life.
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Experts said the club symbolized the Aboriginal rejection of assimilation and the start of an Aboriginal renaissance still unfolding today.
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The first show of New York Fashion Week was a conscious rejection of sneaker style, and an exercise in nostalgia.
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Watts really went in, describing the new fad of Insta-poetry as the "complete rejection of complexity, subtlety and eloquence".
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Even speaking of multiplicity, both/and is perhaps easier to understand than neither/nor, than the rejection of gender altogether.
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The lawyers then argued that Mr. Roof's rejection of his only route to survival was itself evidence of his incapacity.
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The officials also say they believe Issachar's unusually harsh punishment is a result of Israel's rejection of the Russian proposal.
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But MPs&apos repeated rejection of the Withdrawal Agreement Bill means the time available is now closer to 11 months.
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This is part of the chill girl act, but it is also a rejection of the optimistic feminism of wellness.
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The clear rejection of the administration's proposal should demonstrate that the president's attempt to give ultimatums is a failing proposition.
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" Under this strategy, Democrats will succeed by not making the 2018 midterms elections "ideological," but a distinct, "rejection of chaos.
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Turning our back to those who seek a better life in America is a fundamental rejection of our founding principles.
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The rejection of the latest screen adaptation of the beloved novel echoes a long-held sentiment toward women-centered narratives.
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Unfortunately, inaction and partisan tactics resulted in a rejection of attempts to find an alternative method to fund the bill.
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What struck me was Mr. Liu's rejection of "intellectual conformity, even in the name of reform," as described by Buckley.
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The move was a clear rejection of the tech giant's earlier attempts to withhold the key details from state investigators.
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The judge's potential rejection of the plea deal marked an unexpected complication for Aegerion to finalize a settlement announced Sept.
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The president's rejection of more than a dozen ill-considered rules under the Congressional Review Act was a good start.
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Much like in its rejection of the Winklevoss ETF, the SEC expressed concern about fraud and manipulation in bitcoin markets.
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Protests against alleged government corruption and a rejection of Iranian involvement in the country's affairs have continued since October 1.
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The success of Mr. Trump, he said, is the logical result of voters' rejection of the weakness of global elites.
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Elizabeth Warren apart on her rejection of closed-door, high-dollar fundraisers -- despite being a millionaire herself was just delicious.
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The committee also is demanding a rejection of the government's tax reform proposal, which includes a cut in business duties.
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" Demagogues, blaming various villains (Jewish bankers, immigrants), can then convert distress and disempowerment into hatred and a "rejection of progress.
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In 2000, he turned down an opportunity to become Sir Albert Finney, echoing an earlier rejection of a lesser award.
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Michael Flynn, the Washington Post reports, which would be a rejection of the conventional wisdom that Trump needs insider help.
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Falcon's quick rejection of Sunday's election, and call for a new vote, was therefore a blow to the government's strategy.
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Tevet's make-do aesthetic shares something with Bruce Conner's use of markers and preexisting film — a rejection of the 1%.
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The langar at the Golden Temple is a living example of the Sikh faith's rejection of the notion of caste.
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And I think that is where we are today — there's a rejection of elites, of the establishment, of authority itself.
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LB: I think my ideas about bodies have grown out of an embrace or rejection of certain kinds of feminism.
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I am relieved to note that some conservative and originalist scholars today immediately joined in the rejection of Trump's stunt.
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The framework, plus Trump's earlier rejection of an offer from Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to authorize upwards of $20 billion for a wall and a vulgar rejection of a bipartisan proposal from the Senate "Gang of Six," could mean that the only option left is a temporary extension of DACA with no future certainty.
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By 211, hipsters will probably start using "fat bezel" phones as a symbol of their rejection of the ultra-modern society.
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The win by Mr. Sanders was a painful rejection of Hillary Clinton, who has a deep history with New Hampshire voters.
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And doesn't the rejection of western medicine, like claiming that love cures cancer, make you more eligible for an early death?
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They have so far been a rejection of the "team of rivals" approach associated with Obama and modeled on Lincoln's administration.
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Trump also delivered a long-awaited rejection of the alt-right/white nationalist groups that have been celebrating his ascent. 3.
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Right or wrong, such a rejection of Chevron could tilt the balance of power from the executive branch to the judiciary.
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Havas Media Group global managing director Dominique Delport told CNBC that people's rejection of brands is due to too much communication.
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Gore; it survived divisive nomination processes, like the Senate's rejection of Robert Bork and Anita Hill's harassment allegations against Clarence Thomas.
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Republican pollster Frank Luntz, who said he was cited as one of Manigault Newman's sources, tweeted his rejection of her claims.
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As his rejection of militarism grew, he found refuge in the forests round the city: Nature against the forces of destruction.
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A parliamentary rejection of a deal may not trigger an election, and an election might not change the dynamics of Brexit.
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Despite her rejection of the title, Mimi is the queen of the season, but she's not the only one that matters.
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You could argue that the social dystopia of the late 2010s is fueled by a general rejection of a collective humanity.
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Ryan is adamant that a Democratic message moving forward can't just be a rejection of Trump and what he stands for.
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It is worrying: a systematic rejection of the way the country has been governed, for worse and mostly better, for decades.
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TransCanada — TransCanada has formally requested arbitration under the NAFTA trade agreement over the White House's rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline.
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TransCanada (TRP) has formally requested arbitration under the NAFTA trade agreement over the White House's rejection of the Keystone XL pipeline.
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Rejection of the talks "would lead to new elections, and in pretty short order", Schulz told weekly news magazine Der Spiegel.
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Also on Wednesday, Snyder appealed the White House's rejection of the crisis as a federal disaster, key to securing more funding.
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This refusal to match colors is a rejection of the visual comforts offered by the grid and by pattern and decoration.
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"Throughout history, some sort of androgyny or rejection of the socialization that comes from gender has always been prevalent," Odesser says.
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Altman won't do the one thing within his power that could actually be construed as a rejection of the Trump administration.
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But the vote is also a rejection of the PD's attempt at economic reform, which Italy needs but apparently cannot stomach.
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Throughout the trial, P. declined to identify himself to the court, in order to signify his rejection of the German state.
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As a trans woman and a journalist, I have always found the wholesale rejection of Caitlyn Jenner to be short-sighted.
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Two sources told Reuters the senators were particularly concerned about Wheelers rejection of the initial staff proposal on biofuel volume targets.
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The last such review, heard in 2015, led to the rejection of Enbridge Inc's Northern Gateway pipeline by the federal government.
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But her liberal critics would be within their rights to view it as a substantive rejection of the party's progressive wing.
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It's time for lawmakers to think big and make big changes — including a rejection of business-as-usual debt-ceiling hikes.
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Candidates never ever do this sort of thing, because it's seen, rightly, as a rejection of 200 years of American democracy.
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And that the "America First" approach is a retreat into isolationism -- and a rejection of multilateral efforts to solving global problems.
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The Trump-Pence budget is a radical rejection of the social compact that has sustained the United States for 50 years.
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It is their apparent rejection of anything complicated; their lazy belief that history is a zero sum game with easy equivalences.
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His rare comments suggest not a deep rejection of the science itself, but that he doesn't consider it a pressing issue.
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But we never stopped to applaud Rizzo's equally powerful rejection of norms — like being a teen girl experiencing a pregnancy scare.
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On the other hand, there is a rejection of any and all values linked to femininity and, by extension, to homosexuality.
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Considering Williams's rejection of climate science, it was surprising that he went on to accurately describe the risks of air pollution.
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Of course, rejection of Jews' national legitimacy in their homeland is what has caused so much senseless suffering to begin with.
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The correlation between knowledge and the rejection of neo-Nazism and anti-Semitic behaviors further underscores the importance of Holocaust education.
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In their ostentatious rejection of ideology, they have sneakily put forth their own: that these rival perspectives are of equal value.
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It's hard to believe that the appointment or rejection of one Supreme Court justice will sway that many of these voters.
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In the coming weeks, the E.P.A. is expected to issue a formal rejection of proposals to shift the point of obligation.
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Many locals harbor a deep pride in their historical ties with Russia, citing them to counter Western rejection of the annexation.
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Miguel Barbosa, the party leader, told Business Insider the event was done in good humor to show their rejection of Trump.
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But the organization also benefits from its unequivocal rejection of virtually all gun regulations, and from the way that certainty resonates.
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It's not clear he needs to, so that could be a symbolic rejection of the system voters in the state want.
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In New York, ratification was even more vital, since a rejection of the plan would have cleaved the nation in two.
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" In January, a judge in Minnesota found that Castle Rock Township's rejection of a proposed Muslim cemetery was "arbitrary and capricious.
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The real issue is Palestinian rejection of the right of Israelis to live anywhere between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean.
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The event, which descended into a riot, had a bleak undertone; the rejection of black, gay, and latino art and values.
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Democrats' rejection of due process for Kavanaugh is backfiring -- it's motivating conservatives to turn any Blue Wave into a Blue Trickle.
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Last week, a federal court judge ordered Georgia election officials to halt the rejection of absentee ballots due to mismatched signatures.
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The White House Correspondents' Association issued a statement saying its members were "deeply concerned" by Trump's rejection of a protective pool.
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There's been a conscious rejection of the twee, toothless banter that has rotted mainstream FM shows previously lauded for their bite.
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FOTL followers generally have a few core beliefs, all of which revolve around self-sufficiency and a rejection of modern governments.
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Science deniers are selective in their rejection of science when it focuses on a specific finding that they do not like.
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The SDF informed U.S. officials last month of its rejection of any Turkish role in Raqqa, the SDF spokesman told Reuters.
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His win upends the nation's political establishment and represents a rejection of globalization that many Mexicans feel has not benefited them.
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"[Critics] offer nothing but kneejerk rejection of discussion around one of the most meaningful initiatives to come through the ballot, ever!"
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"That's why the rejection of my project has nothing to do with the installation in terms of content," the curator says.
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Mr. Walker left the group in 21995 to start a solo career that became a rejection of his rock-star phase.
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Last summer Israelis demonstrated against the rejection of an amendment that would have allowed gay men to father children through surrogates.
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Taken together, it was a thorough rejection of the way the Social Democrats have governed since coming to power in 2016.
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The widespread rejection of the Islamic State by survey participants reflects a regional consensus about the group's deviant interperation of Islam.
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The gospels repeatedly emphasize that the Christian life demands a rejection of the social status quo even when it is difficult.
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Dozens of rebel groups operate in the region, and political rivalries were one factor driving the community rejection of health personnel.
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And if that still looked to be the case, Cruz's rejection of Trump would have looked prescient when he lost big.
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The remarks also amounted to his first public rejection of President Trump's offer two weeks ago of unconditional talks with Iran.
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As she prepared to appeal the rejection of her motion for a new trial, Ms. Mason said she had high hopes.
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"The vote by the British people to leave the European Union was not a rejection of multilateralism or international cooperation," Mrs.
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Now, read the article, "From Prison to Ph.D.: The Redemption and Rejection of Michelle Jones," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Despite persistent Arab rejection of Jewish identity, the Zionist leadership recognized that the Palestinian Arabs were a people with sovereign rights.
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Trump's rejection of the deal in October opened a 60-day window for Congress to restore sanctions under a 2015 law.
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Lee Zeldin that calls for a rejection of anti-Israel and anti-Semitic hatred in the US and around the world.
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The rejection of these harmful riders helped break the impasse and smoothed the way for a final deal to be reached.
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But the withdrawal from the Human Rights Council reflects the Trump administration's broader rejection of all rights constraints on its actions.
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Boasberg's rejection of Kentucky's work requirements could set a dangerous precedent, effectively trapping poor adults in this broken health care program.
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The British voters' rejection of membership in the EU — not once, but twice — symbolizes the larger narrative underscored by this election.
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These new awards are clearly a rejection of that idea, and no one from iHeart is a Podcast Academy founding member.
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The event began in 1986 as a rejection of rules: There was no central authority, no prohibitions, no assigned camping spots.
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The event began in 1986 as a rejection of rules: There was no central authority, no prohibitions, no assigned camping spots.
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I took the initial rejection of my queerness by family, friends and my faith and used it to become famously gay.
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His approach was a rejection of the idealized, saccharine portrait of the country prevalent in films and magazines at the time.
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The resolution included a rejection of additional witnesses and documents at the outset of the proceeding as pushed for by Democrats.
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It is a marked departure from the White House's rejection of evidence on climate change and its stated zeal for deregulation.
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This follows on the heels of the SEC's rejection of the Winklevloss ETF in July that would have traded physical bitcoin.
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It is their apparent rejection of anything complicated; their lazy belief that history is a zero-sum game with easy equivalences.
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The public rejection of Missouri's right-to-work bill was one small victory for US workers during years of repeated defeats.
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Race obviously is a hot topic right now, with Brexit and the election of Donald Trump and the rejection of globalization.
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"While Cox has rejected a proposal I consider reasonable, his rejection of it cannot be regarded" as grounds for his removal.
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I suspect that what appears to be a consensus on trade is tied to a larger rejection of the globalist worldview.
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The tie-dyed crowd see the department's intransigence as a rejection of their values, in favour of events organised by corporations.
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A similar rejection of the status quo is making Brazil's coming presidential contest the most unpredictable and splintered in recent history.
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"Anything less than a complete and utter rejection of Trump's Cabinet appointees and of their Supreme Court appointees is absolutely unacceptable."
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The officials are bewildered at the absence of leaders among the protesters, and at the total rejection of the government's offers.
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It also uses Nativity scene/no-room-at-the-inn ideas to address the hateful rejection of immigrants now on display.
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Mr. Trump's derisive rejection of such ideas as the woolly-headed notions of the global elite is central to his identity.
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To younger feminists, voting for a man who offers policies that help people — especially women — is not a rejection of feminism.
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Yuichiro Tamaki, leader of the opposition Democratic Party for the People, said Aso's rejection of the report had deepened public unease.
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The Week called the FISA court "famously agreeable," highlighting its rejection of just 11 requests since its creation, a rate of .
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Two sources told Reuters the senators were particularly concerned about Wheeler's rejection of the initial staff proposal on biofuel volume targets.
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And Clinton gave as good as she got, especially on Sanders's gun record and his implicit rejection of the Obama record.
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That said, he's critical of democracy because he thinks of it is a leveling device, as a rejection of natural hierarchies.
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"Hopefully the FCC's rejection of Sinclair's attempt to buy up these same Tribune stations shows the agency's newfound understanding of the need for more independent voices and local choices for news — and a rejection of its earlier consolidation-at all-costs policies," Craig Aaron, the president and CEO of the group Free Press, said in a statement.
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Start with President Harry S. Truman's rejection of Stalin's 1946 proposal to ban nuclear weapons under United Nations supervision; to President Ronald Reagan's rejection of Mikhail S. Gorbachev's offer to negotiate for the abolition of nuclear weapons, conditioned on Mr. Reagan's agreeing not to seek military superiority in space with the "Star Wars" program, which Mr. Reagan refused.
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This package — a rejection of middle class assimilation, feminine piety, and traditional social decorum — has made Cardi the antithesis to ladylike respectability.
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His remarks on climate change, along with those of his Cabinet members, also show a habitual rejection of facts and scientific consensus.
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The decision reversed a divided three-judge 9th Circuit panel's January 2018 rejection of the settlement and decertification of the class action.
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The party's increasing popularity has accompanied a rise in immigration to Germany and is seen as a rejection of Merkel's migrant policy.
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The rejection of an entire religious group is now normalized in a segment of American politics, in large part thanks to Trump.
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Trump's rejection of a vast Trans-Pacific Partnership trade pact has already empowered China and undermined eight years of Obama's Asia pivot.
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Mounira al-Solh resists homogenizing narratives about Arab women in her work's specificity and its rejection of expected characters or sensationalized accounts.
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Further, he understood that if the system didn't reward the Chinese people, there would be a widespread rejection of the Communist Party.
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But if it were to eventually produce a popular rejection of the euro it would send a clear signal to the government.
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It was the outcome predicted by pollsters, but disappointing to those who hoped the result would reflect a decisive rejection of Trump.
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The comments were not a difference in opinion brought on by enlightened thought — they were a rejection of history and of facts.
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During his confirmation hearing, the former oil executive said he did not support a "blanket-type rejection" of any group of people.
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Parents' rejection of vaccine recommendations often emerges from fear of the uncertainties that surround children in a world that feels increasingly risky.
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I was also very public in my rejection of the Trump administration's family separation policy, calling it un-Christian and un-American.
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"We believe his presidency to be illegitimate," the official said, reiterating Washington's rejection of the outcome of Venezuela's elections earlier this year.
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The SEC rejected a number of proposals recently, though it eventually stayed its rejection of three of them and will reconsider them.
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Anyone who circulates this story is doing so with complete rejection of the facts, malice, and is doing so with defamatory intentions.
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He disagrees with Saudi Arabia over its confrontation with Iran, its blockade of Qatar and its rejection of democratically elected Islamist governments.
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It was not immediately clear whether the Treasury's rejection of STC's request would affect the Saudi firm's broader interest in Turk Telekom.
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The manifesto contained a not very thinly veiled rejection of Thatcherism: it repudiated "the cult of individualism" and attacked "untrammelled free markets".
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At the same time, the rejection of the euphemisms of polite political rhetoric is part of the great appeal of such figures.
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But I have no doubt that it contributed to my discomfort with and ultimate rejection of my culture in my younger years.
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Repeatedly the president invoked specific Trump policies to denounce a rejection of facts, science and intellectualism that he said was pervading politics.
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His campaign — even more so than Obama's — is based on a rejection of the power that wealthy interests wield over American politics.
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Analysts had said that the FDA's move seemed to be intended to soften the repercussions of a possible rejection of Sarepta's drug.
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Parliament voted down the prime minister's deal in an unprecedented rejection of government policy that drastically worsens the political crisis in Westminster.
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Labeling yourself a feminist is a powerful vocal rejection of the status quo, along with the people and ideologies that enforce it.
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And Gen Zs, with their obsession over Instagram and rejection of hourly work, are primed for the utmost scorn by their elders.
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Also quick to respond to the exchange was House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi who called for a rejection of bullying the press.
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Nazism was a rejection of the basic tenets of socialism entirely, in favor of a state built on race and racial classifications.
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Democrats are countering with attacks on GOP rejection of mainstream climate science and what they call the party's absence of effective ideas.
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Both candidates benefit from the popular rejection of Mr Santos, who is ending his presidency with an approval rating of just 14%.
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Marine Le Pen, leader of the French National Front, hailed Hungarian voters' rejection "of the inversion of values and of mass immigration".
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It comes on top of his rejection of the nuclear deal with Iran and the fight he has picked over trade tariffs.
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Dropbox engineer Anna Geiduschek, whose tweet about her rejection of an Amazon recruiter inspired Meshulam, was surprised by the answer she received.
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"We consider this step to be a unilateral rejection of a settlement," TASS news agency quoted Rosneft spokesman Mikhail Leontyev as saying.
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This rejection of mainstream thinking helps explain why keto went viral at this moment, and why it's more than just a diet.
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Parliament will debate and vote on Prime Minister Theresa May's response to the overwhelming rejection of her Brexit plan earlier this month.
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Laurie's own daughter understandably responds to her mother's rejection of the traditional nurturing mother role by becoming an aggressively traditional housewife herself.
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Roberts's surprisingly forceful rejection of the argument made it clear that he was declaring an end to the legal war on Obamacare.
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But to the many who knew about Charlottesville, the most shocking element was Trump's reluctance to issue an unambiguous rejection of extremists.
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So here is one: in many parts of the world, the unexpected consequences of radical change will be a rejection of revolutions.
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His candidacy was staked on a twin rejection of Washington's "swamp" culture and, in more specific terms, Obama's political and cultural legacy.
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And only a few months earlier, their appeal against the rejection of their asylum application had been turned down by the authorities.
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"This (playing without fans) was a measure to show our rejection of what took place today," Bartomeu told television network BeIn Sports.
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The company's rejection of bitcoin cash caused many users to stop using Coinbase, raising fears that it could suffer a customer exodus.
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Ultimately, Streep said, this is an abuse of power that can only be combated by vocal rejection of this type of behavior.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel told reporters that Europe had shown itself united in its support of free trade and rejection of protectionism.
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He argues that Trump's entire life has been a "rejection of left-wing values," which better explains Gingrich than the opportunistic Trump.
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That's good when preventing the rejection of organ transplants—the drug's current medical use—but not so good in otherwise healthy people.
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Background: The Trump administration plans to restore Iran sanctions next month, as part of President Trump's rejection of the Iran nuclear deal.
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It was unclear on Friday whether the governor's strongly worded rejection of the bill would dissuade legislators from seeking to save it.
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The rights of children are a universal value and, I will always add my voice to the rejection of this repugnant policy.
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"That is our message" to the Indonesian government, he said, referring to the organization's rejection of the decree by President Joko Widodo.
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In fact, some of Donald Trump's success in 2016 can be directly attributed to his rejection of what could be called Ryanism.
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An article on Friday about an appeals court's rejection of an arbitration clause that prevented employees of Epic Systems, a Verona, Wis.
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"The opportunity to modify and resubmit does not represent a refusal or rejection of the environment plan," NOPSEMA said in a statement.
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" Disney had no comment about Mr. Depp's situation and whether it contributed to the audience rejection of "Alice Through the Looking Glass.
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The lawsuit challenges the rejection of more than 1,000 absentee ballots for missing information or mismatching information, like birth dates or addresses.
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The Washington establishment has been dealt a death blow by the American people's rejection of continued failure to address and resolve issues.
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It said a U.S. State Department report on terrorism "proves once again" that U.S. rejection of North Korea indicated "a hostile policy".
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Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said his country saw the vote as a delay, rather than a rejection of the Brexit deal.
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It began with President Truman's rejection of Stalin's proposal to place the bomb under international control at the United Nations in 28503.
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President Xi Jinping's rejection of the U.S.-China trade deal negotiated by his envoy, Liu He, led to its failure last week.
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Hungary responded with a border fence and rejection of European Union proposals to settle migrants in member states under a quota system.
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Voting with the minority party on a procedural vote is viewed as a rejection of the majority leadership's management of the House.
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The bureau, in a rejection of common sense and fairness, has proposed rules for the 2020 census that continue this discredited practice.
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But the author's journals reveal that his silence stemmed not from lack of inspiration but from a rejection of the literary marketplace.
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But in another way, slow games are less a rejection of high-octane internet culture than they are a capitulation to it.
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Thankfully, we can count on Ashley Graham to continue inspiring others with her encouraging words and rejection of outdated standards of beauty.
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Because the relentless pursuit of the truth and the outright rejection of any attack against it is something we still hold sacred.
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"This is a complete rejection of our country's values," said Margaret Huang, the executive director of Amnesty International USA, at the event.
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It is the clearest warning yet that voters must deliver a firm rejection of the politics of division that Mr. Trump represents.
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What these groups shared—outsider status and a strong rejection of mainstream society—got them hounded and demonized by the British government.
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Gay marriage, in this account, is a stepping-stone to a profoundly technologized society in which "the rejection of nature" is complete.
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While the rejection of blatant anti-AAPI bias is a relief, especially during APA Heritage Month, we can't let down our guard.
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It's a year for florid disruption, fisticuffs and a rejection of anyone and anything blessed by the guardians of the status quo.
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An overwhelming number of Jews understand this reality and will support Democrats in the midterm elections as a rejection of Trump's policies.
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Should she triumph, it could easily be seen as a rejection of the businessman rather than as an endorsement of her policies.
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Trump repeatedly has shown his disdain for the rule of law and his rejection of our constitutional system of checks and balances.
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He doesn't need our help in his rejection of the label of "boy"; he needs the meaning of that label to expand.
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BHE has expressed disappointment in the rejection of its bid for Oncor by EFH but is not expected to raise its offer.
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I'd been wondering if that hurt the old man's feelings—if he saw my life's meandering path as a rejection of sorts.
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The U.S. State Department referred questions about the Russian claims to Ukraine's government, and repeated Washington's rejection of Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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Her use of compositional divisions to structure the color can be seen as a rejection of certain aspects of Color Field painting.
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"8Teen," a complete rejection of sonic maximalism, has him pretty much demanding, "Let's do all the stupid shit that young kids do".
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Adblocking is the rejection of more than just the medium and content of ad zones as an extension of a publisher's brand.
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A common denominator of science denial is the rejection of information that is obtained experimentally and rationally in favor of alternative facts.
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Trump has made few friends in Europe with his rejection of the Paris accord on climate change and "America First" trade stance.
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The endorsements represent a coalescing of the more moderate wing of the Democratic Party around Biden and a rejection of Vermont Sen.
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