"I was reluctant [to accept] is the truth," Bosworth said.
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The United States has so far been reluctant to accept.
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It's a definition of woman I am reluctant to accept.
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Most Japanese are reluctant to accept children unrelated by blood.
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Businesses are often reluctant to accept $50 and $100 bills.
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But politicians and voters have been reluctant to accept economists' advice.
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Many nonprofit schools may be reluctant to accept credits from ITT.
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Unfortunately, the federal government has been reluctant to accept this solution.
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Her followers, however, were reluctant to accept the basis of FiyaStarter's criticism.
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My dad, reluctant to accept a bipolar diagnosis, considered a second opinion.
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The girl he asks to prom is, at best, reluctant to accept.
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Germany, like many European countries, has been reluctant to accept ISIS members.
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Who are so many in the media reluctant to accept this basic reality?
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Yet Americans are reluctant to accept that this is an open-ended contest.
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The Taliban have been consistently reluctant to accept the legitimacy of Afghanistan's government.
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Still, as churches nationwide declare themselves sanctuaries, immigrants are reluctant to accept their offer.
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Smaller EU states, usually reluctant to accept tax reforms, will need to be convinced.
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They both say that years ago, they would have been reluctant to accept such help.
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It is an argument that white publishers, critics, and curators have been reluctant to accept.
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It also is among the most reluctant to accept foreign workers to help plug the gaps.
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Kudlow was reluctant to accept Moore's decision, and asked him to "sleep on it," the official said.
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"People are reluctant to accept that there is no magic bullet," concludes Uriel Kitron of Emory University.
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Democrats and other supporters of the charges against Mr. Trump might be reluctant to accept that labeling.
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Jon Snow (Kit Harington) has always been reluctant to accept his parentage — and what it means for Westeros.
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Although Mr Schmidt was initially reluctant to accept the need for coaching, he learned to value Campbell's advice.
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Startups might be more reluctant to accept Mr Son's cash as a result, some rival tech investors say.
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According to activists, many of Musawara's inhabitants were reluctant to accept the government's offers of relocation and reimbursement.
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But South Koreans, who take pride in their "homogeneous" society, have been reluctant to accept non-Korean refugees.
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If Bob Dylan were alive, why would he be so reluctant to accept the Nobel Prize in person?
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They are also reluctant to accept that Han China might be an amalgam of cultures as varied as Europe's.
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Bette implores Bob to cast Olivia de Havilland, but Davis' Academy Awards date is reluctant to accept the role.
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Rights groups say refugees are reluctant to accept the cards, fearing it will strip them of their Rohingya identity.
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"I have been very reluctant to accept that a referendum might be necessary to break the logjam," he said.
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Moscow has denied any involvement in the election, and Trump has been reluctant to accept the intelligence agencies' findings.
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"I think I said 'Hi' to Lionel, maybe, but I was still very reluctant to accept the situation," she said.
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Trump and conservatives are pushing for stricter limits on legal immigration that Democrats and some Republicans appear reluctant to accept.
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Other law schools are reluctant to accept Charlotte Law's credits, said Arique Ross, 23, who is a third-year student.
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He said he did not seek out the job and was reluctant to accept when Trump offered it to him.
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During my Senate race, I have learned that some establishment Republican circles are reluctant to accept new members to our party.
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"With consumers remaining reluctant to accept price rises, many firms are concerned about losing customers if they raise prices," he said.
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The Englishman was reluctant to accept help from a group of men using ''motorized toboggans'' to try to reach the pole.
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We offered to give him $10,000, which he was reluctant to accept but then agreed to after our urging and reassurances.
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Distracted by jihadists and fearing the costs of a new superpower rivalry, America has merely been unusually reluctant to accept that fact.
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Countries are often reluctant to accept the return of their nationals, not least because they can be a useful source of remittances.
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As a black woman, does this completely resonate with you or are you more reluctant to accept this as a huge step?
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It is expected that many EU leaders will be reluctant to accept the proposal given this lack of clarity about its duration.
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Facebook was also reluctant to accept end-to-end encryption, a feature that Acton thought was crucial for WhatsApp for protecting users' privacy.
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That could facilitate an "orderly resolution" that would to the negotiating table even debtholders reluctant to accept losses on their holdings, he wrote.
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Though initially reluctant to accept the offers of help, the Mexican government quickly conceded, and the two nations began working together once more.
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But many South Koreans are reluctant to accept that women have careers, and firms often fail to accommodate the needs of working mothers.
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Americans at large have long been reluctant to accept refugees, and a national majority favored suspending immigration from terror prone regions, including refugees.
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Geralt is a monster hunter for hire in a world filled with people who are reluctant to accept him but need him nonetheless.
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That could facilitate an "orderly resolution" that would entice to the negotiating table even debtholders reluctant to accept losses on their holdings, he wrote.
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Historically, many Christians, particularly Evangelicals, have been reluctant to accept global warming or other environmental changes, citing a list of religious and social reasons.
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She was torn between the responsibility she felt to solve the family's financial problems and her pride, which made her reluctant to accept help.
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They are reluctant to accept the White House's claims at face value, and do not want to provide Washington with any pretext for war.
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Some G20 ministers said the U.S. was reluctant to accept language on climate change as a real danger to the economy, according to Reuters.
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The opposition says it has called a "pause" to negotiations, although it is reluctant to accept blame for the collapse by walking out altogether.
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In October, Buchheit co-authored a paper saying Venezuela needed a protective executive order to force debtholders reluctant to accept losses to the negotiating table.
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A solution will require Miss Suu Kyi to rethink the country's ethnic policies and restrain an army that is still reluctant to accept civilian command.
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People of color have always thought that it is not for us, and are very reluctant to accept anything injectable or plastic in their minds.
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Initially, officers were reluctant to accept cameras, for fear of being scrutinized by their superiors or by a public unaccustomed to the realities of policing.
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Ms. Matties said some office staff members have been reluctant to accept the at-times cumbersome bundles of hand-delivered letters for their weekly reports.
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Mr. Trump has been reluctant to accept Russia's role in the hacks, and on Thursday said "nobody really knows for sure" if Moscow was involved.
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"Overseas merchandise buyers became reluctant to accept yuan against the backdrop of yuan depreciation," said Shen Jianguang, chief economist at Mizuho Securities Asia in Hong Kong.
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Matthews is reluctant to accept that at first, and maybe being rich and famous and coping with almost unimaginable loss will do that to a person.
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"We were initially reluctant to accept his offer due [to] the magnitude of the surgery and length of recovery," the family wrote on the GoFundMe page.
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Trump has been reluctant to accept the intelligence community's findings, though his administration says he accepts that Russia did make attempts to meddle in the election.
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Dolan, who had barred Oakley from the Garden in the wake of the arrest, later rescinded the ban, but Oakley seemed reluctant to accept Dolan's terms.
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Italy, which receives the highest number of irregular migrants in Europe (mostly by sea), had been reluctant to accept this idea, originally proposed by France and Spain.
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Celeste then retreats into her shell, reluctant to accept Reisman's idea that she needs to leave her husband, or the possibility that the abuse might get worse.
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But the justices seemed reluctant to accept a key part of the plaintiffs' argument, that the oversight board acts primarily on a federal rather than local level.
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One reason is that host governments are wary that camps will become permanent—and reluctant to accept that many migrants will never return to their own countries.
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Most state-level Republicans have been reluctant to accept the much more generous nine-to-one matching grants provided by the Affordable Care Act to expand Medicaid.
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Perhaps viewers were so reluctant to accept Julia's death because the dynamic between her and Sergeant David Budd (Richard Madden) was so superb, but not entirely explored.
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President Sergio Mattarella, who has recently stressed the importance of Italy's commitments to the EU, is highly reluctant to accept Savona, a source close to Mattarella said.
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But the gaming community has been reluctant to accept Blizzard's latest explanation of the move, and many are still planning protests at the company's upcoming conference, BlizzCon.
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But as real estate markets across the country slow, sellers may be reluctant to accept that they've missed the opportunity to get top dollar for their home.
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Interestingly, unlike India, China has a consistent history of publicizing its unconditional policy of "No First Use" of nuclear weapons, yet Indian experts are reluctant to accept.
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But while numerous U.S. intelligence agencies agree that Russia interfered in the election in Trump's favor, Trump himself has been reluctant to accept their findings in full.
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Chief Executive Officer Marco Schroeder told Oi's two bondholder groups this week that shareholders now seem less reluctant to accept a debt-for-equity swap, the people said.
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Historically, transplant surgeons were reluctant to accept organs from older patients or organs that had to be transported from a great distance, which left them depleted of oxygen.
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They see European leaders as quick to condemn widescale purges of suspected plotters, but reluctant to accept the gravity of the putsch and the threat to the state.
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Those families who lost jobs, pensions, homes, and faith in U.S. manufacturing may be reluctant to accept that smart technology is the miracle cure-all that some prophesize.
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In early January, American intelligence agencies formally accused Russian intelligence agencies of trying to tip the presidential election toward Mr. Trump, who was reluctant to accept that conclusion.
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Chinese leaders are reluctant to accept any permanent American tariffs on Chinese goods, fearing that such a compromise would be seen at home as a sign of weakness.
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When she ended her first marriage to ex-husband Jan Josephs in 2013 and married new husband, Joe Benigno, she found some of Benigno's kids reluctant to accept her.
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When Craig (Mark Duplass), Marlo's affluent brother, offers to pay for a night nurse for the first month after the new arrival, she is reluctant to accept the offer.
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Before the tournament got under way last week, some traders in Yekaterinburg were reluctant to accept the unfamiliar polymer notes, which came into circulation less than a month ago.
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International banks became increasingly reluctant to accept funds from businesses owned by the Revolutionary Guard, severely limiting its ability to support allies such as Hezbollah and the Syrian government.
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According to the Times report, Comey was originally reluctant to accept initial offers but decided to pen a book detailing more than just the major events of his career.
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Language problems and diverging social customs are why many Japanese nationals and businesses are reluctant to accept foreign workers on a permanent basis, echoed Sayuri Shirai, professor at Keio University.
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And in Chicago he deployed officers to promote community policing—to build trust among residents in especially violent areas—even when city police, at first, seemed reluctant to accept help.
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"Interbank lenders have become more reluctant to accept corporate bonds as collateral in repo agreements," said Capital Economics' Evans-Pritchard, referring to repurchase agreements, a form of short-term borrowing.
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Third, Bitcoin Core—a group of developers that have guided Bitcoin's development since its founder, Satoshi Nakamoto, had disappeared in 2010—has been extremely reluctant to accept third-party proposals.
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But the paper refused the offer both because Mr. Rossi wanted $15,000 in return and because the journalists were reluctant to accept the notion of Mussolini as a political assassin.
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At the time, some EU countries were reluctant to accept a redistribution of migrants and the topic was heavily used by anti-EU and anti-immigration parties across the region.
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Some aid workers complain that Nigeria's government, which prides itself on being one of Africa's biggest economies, had been reluctant to accept help from food delivery groups until this summer.
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"Libya and Nigeria are sending representatives to the meeting, but not surprisingly they are reluctant to accept any output restrictions," said Helima Croft, global head of commodity strategy at RBC.
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If Judge Gleeson's order is upheld on appeal, corporations may be reluctant to accept an outside monitor if there is a risk that the reports will be exposed to the public.
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When the price is rising fast, those who use bitcoin will be reluctant to part with it; when the price falls, those who sell goods will be reluctant to accept it.
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This week, she continues on her old-fashioned, close-minded tip, reluctant to accept a date from Andrew, Nathan's friend whom she evidently hooked up with at Coachella, because he's Asian.
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Meanwhile, China has reportedly been reluctant to accept help from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and has reportedly suppressed information about the outbreak from scientists that it deems alarming.
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Mr. Trump's renunciation of the Paris agreement could also drag on China's expansion of emissions trading by making powerful companies and industry associations more reluctant to accept pollution cuts, Mr. Wang said.
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Beyond liquidity issues, the risk is also set to spill over to China's domestic bond market, as lenders are becoming reluctant to accept corporate bonds from smaller firms as collateral, according to analysts.
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Several people in European tech describe him as a determined diplomat, fighting an uphill slog against European industries and politicians reluctant to accept digital deregulation, or the accompanying benefits to Silicon Valley firms.
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Sometimes they have been driven there by departments that are reluctant to accept them; sometimes they have been driven there by their own conviction that they alone have the standing to investigate these topics.
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Trump was reluctant to accept the intelligence community's consensus report that Putin was behind hacks against his political opponents, and he has dismissed interest in the cyber-attack as an effort to undermine his legitimacy.
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But until these first steps, Facebook, Twitter and the like have been reluctant to accept their role as publishers or censors, arguing instead that they merely provide a platform for content to be delivered upon.
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Ordinary Zimbabweans are not yet able to use the RTGS dollars in their bank accounts to buy dollars from banks, and the bond notes — which many businesses are reluctant to accept — are still in circulation.
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President Trump, who has been reluctant to accept the intelligence community's conclusions about the Russian hacks, is expected to soon sign an executive action on cybersecurity that the White House abruptly postponed last week. Rep.
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Whether you consider his rejection of climate change facts or his poor response to physicians' advice on what constitutes a healthy diet in America, the President is obviously reluctant to accept what the experts say.
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OVERDUE REFORM Ordinary Zimbabweans are not yet able to use the RTGS dollars in their bank accounts to buy dollars from banks, and the bond notes -- which many businesses are reluctant to accept -- are still in circulation.
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But in practice, as my colleagues Richard P. Larrick and Simone Tang and I demonstrate in a paper forthcoming in the journal Management Science, voters and fans turn out to be reluctant to accept emotional hedges. Why?
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Donald Trump has invited Boris Johnson to celebrate his general election win with a "victory tour" of the United States next month, according to reports, which add that the prime minister is reluctant to accept the invitation.
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In one survey they discovered that participants were generally reluctant to accept government regulation of artificial intelligence algorithms, even if that would be one way to solve or at least settle on an answer to this trolley problem.
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Doctors said they were also worried that nursing home patients admitted to hospitals with coronavirus will become long-term patients because nursing homes might be reluctant to accept them back, out of a concern that they are contagious.
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London (CNN Business)Just four years ago, Greece was on the verge of crashing out of the euro because it was broke and reluctant to accept the terms of a bailout to plug the gaping hole in its finances.
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The quotas were part of a plan introduced Wednesday by the European Commission, the bloc's executive arm, to address the continent's ineffective asylum system while avoiding a backlash from member states reluctant to accept a larger number of migrants.
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In the hours after results came in last week, Mr. Jammeh was reluctant to accept that he was losing, according to the military official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the delicate nature of the issue.
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Not all of the banks needed assistance at that time, and some of the CEOs were reluctant to accept cash out of fear that it might signal to the public that they were struggling and prompt investors to pull out.
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Vetting process Another GOP source who was approached by the administration but declined to come aboard pointed to well-known problems with the Presidential Personnel Office as a reason why Republicans have been reluctant to accept positions in the administration.
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Some countries heavily dependent on burning fossil fuels for their energy like Poland or the Czech Republic, have been reluctant to accept the more ambitious goals that the EU hopes to present at a climate change conference under United Nations' auspices in September.
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Reines' tweet comes after Benjamin Wittes, former FBI Director James Comey's friend, recalled to news outlets that Comey told him he was reluctant to accept an invitation to the White House earlier this year because he didn't want even an appearance of a personal relationship with Trump.
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Patients have to agree to accept one of these organs, and though they might be reluctant to accept an organ labeled "high risk," studies show that most of these organs function just fine, and patients who accept them fare much better than those who keep waiting.
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I do not represent Qatar's government and, to be honest, I was initially reluctant to accept his invitation because I had heard that Qatar was contributing to Hamas, which is a terrorist group, and that it was supporting Iran, which is the largest exporter of terrorism in the world.
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READ: Erdogan stopped his Oval Office meeting to show Trump an anti-Kurd propaganda video Western countries have largely been reluctant to accept their extradition of their nationals who joined ISIS, citing the security threat they pose and the challenges of successfully prosecuting crimes carried out on a distant battlefield.
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David A. Thompson, an education instructor with the Florida Association of Insurance Agents, cautioned this summer that some mortgage lenders may be reluctant to accept some private flood policies for federally backed home loans, and that private insurers may have more leeway to simply leave a market and cancel coverage.
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READ: How Republicans snuck anti-abortion provisions into the coronavirus bailout bill That leads to a kind of stand off: Cash-strapped hospitals are scared to shell out money in case they'd get ripped off by Chinese factories they don't know, and those factories are reluctant to accept an IOU because they need money to keep producing goods.
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He has allowed top advisers to denounce Moscow for its interference in American democracy, but when it comes to his own Twitter posts or comments, he has largely stuck to equivocal language, seemingly reluctant to accept the consensus conclusion of his intelligence agencies and intent on voicing no outrage or criticism of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, for whom he has expressed admiration.
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