He fought with it for years using the resist, resist, resist method with predictable results.
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When we come together, we the people, we the people, we the people, we the people..." Q-Tip ended the performance with one word, repeated several times: "Resist. Resist. Resist. Resist.
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Many people can't resist — I can't resist, for sure.
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We will #RESIST til FULL equality for women—We will #RESIST.
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"She can't resist him and he can't resist her," the source adds.
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"Resist, resist," he whined, hunching over and pretending to carry a protest sign.
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"Can we resist mass deportation, resist cooperating with any kind of registry?" she says.
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Stickers with phrases like "#I Resist Homophobia" and "#I Resist Racism" cover Trump's star.
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Now we know [tries to resist] he can [can't resist, losing control...] Joaq the Joaq.
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Also, if you resist contemporary music, do you also resist contemporary theater, dance, art, novels?
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The poem, titled "Resist, my people, resist them," landed the poet in trouble with Israeli authorities.
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Part of the chorus is particularly relevant to life these days: I will resist, to stay aliveI'll resist the blows and won't give upEven though my dreams might tear me to piecesI will resist, I will resist Of course, many are still worried about what's next.
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Just as we teach children to resist peer pressure, we must learn to resist techno-social pressures.
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" As city workers turned off the tree's lights, a Rome resident began to chant: "Resist. Resist. Spelacchio.
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There are those within the Empire who resist Krennic's ambitions, so Krennic must resist Galen's wish for freedom.
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"Sometimes to resist is to stay, sometimes to resist is to leave," she wrote in a second post.
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It's an artwork that addresses people who resist capital and people who may find that they resist it.
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She was sentenced today, July 2018, on charges that the spoken poem "Resist, my people, resist them," incites terrorism.
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At some point, pathogens are all but certain to evolve to resist Wolbachia, just as they evolve to resist insecticides.
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In a famous speech to mark his retirement in 2002, Borrelli urged magistrates and judges to "resist, resist, resist," echoing the rallying cry of an Italian general to his troops during a critical phase of World War One.
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The most tweeted activist hashtag was #Resist, as in resist Trump, followed by #MAGA for Trump's slogan Make America Great Again.
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Dareen Tatour, 36, was arrested in 2015 after her poem "Resist, My People, Resist Them" was published on Facebook and later YouTube.
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One of the things we try to do in our "Ways to Resist" section is to give lots of ways to resist.
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It's not enough just to resist Trump; women also have to resist the deeper social problems that helped Trump rise to power.
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She grew up among white Mississippians who continued to resist desegregation by creating Mississippi's all-white segregation academies, designed to resist integration.
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Mansoor tries to resist her initially, conscious of the class difference between them, but eventually finds himself unable to resist Muggu's charms.
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Los Angeles held a "Resist March" instead of a pride parade, and protesters covered Trump's Walk of Fame star with #Resist stickers.
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Read the English translation of "Resist, my people, resist them," translated by Tariq al Haydar and posted by Poem on Trial, below.
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Sporting blazers, white muscle tanks and sunglasses inside, the rest of the guys can't resist resist poking some fun at their longtime friend.
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Their whole thing is 'resist', and maybe someday we'll be able to get along with the other side, but right now it's only resist.
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Enslaved or oppressed people might resist by taking up arms, but they might also resist simply by refusing to do as they were told.
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"There are many ways you can resist, and there are many surprising ways you can resist," Moss, who wears a pristine red handmaid's outfit, says.
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I am not optimistic that "heroic policymakers" will be able to resist "ramping-up" pressure on citizens that resist their good-intentioned, but fanciful policies.
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Now a digital media consultant, she says founders and developers not only resist seeing the toxic content, they resist even understanding the practice of moderation.
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But the best part came when Tyson was asked what movie he can't resist watching if it's on TV. Mike Tyson can't resist ... The Notebook. Yep.
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Resist our president, and resist the progress the progress that you and I and our entire movement has fought for so hard, so long, to achieve.
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So the bacteria is left with a difficult choice: evolve to resist the phage, or evolve to resist antibiotics, but it can't be resistant to both.
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Per Reuters, the structure was supposed to last 100 years, resist a Category 5 hurricane, and even resist grime with "self-cleaning concrete" infused with titanium oxide.
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To resist what's become extremely sophisticated forms of media manipulation and particularly resist it when it's already dominating social media because we take that as our assignment editor.
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Resist the elves and the messiahs, the apple-cheeked grandmothers and the man-size golems of sentient snow; resist the melodies that jump and flip like windup toys.
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Paak and Busta Rhymes, gave a rousing performance and shouted "resist, resist!" at their end of the performance, which featured a number of people onstage, including women in hijabs.
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Will she be able to resist Badison's advances at starting a smuggling empire to rival Carol and Barbara's, resist having a sense of purpose or simply having something to do?
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We have to resist the want to normalize what has happened over the last year and resist the tendency to take our eye off of the ball of the issues.
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President Trump therefore must resist the temptation to win a quick yet flawed deal; he must resist lifting any of these sanctions prematurely until Pyongyang complies with the specific corresponding measures.
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" If you can't resist, "start by simply having less.
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" He also criticized Democrats, saying "their theme is resist.
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Let's do all we can to unite, resist, & reclaim.
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They Resist, Blame, Complain and Obstruct - and do nothing.
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If you were to heed the words printed on the latest drops of bi-annual culture magazine 032c's recently launched line of apparel, you'd be right to indeed resist the "resist" sweatshirt.
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Dareen Tatour, 36, posted to Facebook and YouTube a video of herself reading out her poem "Resist, My People, Resist", accompanying footage of masked Palestinian youths throwing stones and firebombs at Israeli soldiers.
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Certainly, the president cannot resist talking up his own greatness.
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Governors said they expected drug companies to resist their efforts.
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She claims she tried to resist but kept blacking out.
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She was doing what she could to help nature resist.
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SJ: I've always admired how your paintings resist being formulaic.
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But good old Cohen just couldn't resist asking about her.
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Donald Trump does NOT represent our values #NotMyPresidentsDay #resist pic.twitter.
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Ahead, 11 sunflower tattoos that are too pretty to resist.
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They will return to communities that resist the formerly incarcerated.
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Sia's "The Greatest" has a beat no one can resist.
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Give people their space, and resist any feelings of entitlement.
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But he has limited scope to resist a stronger euro.
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"I simply couldn't resist," Martinez, 23, admitted in the caption.
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"Sorry I can't resist this one, Meryl Streep," Bell said.
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Johnson never appears to physically threaten or resist the officers.
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Swift couldn't resist revealing that he loaned her the costume.
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Of course, a family found themselves unable to resist Lacey.
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"She tried to resist as much as possible," he said.
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Resist the urge to reach out to everyone, she added.
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Naturally, they resist at first, hoping it's all a prank.
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"I think what you resist persists," she told Brooke Anderson.
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He's tall, and fat, so I had to resist vigorously.
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Then, not one to resist, he added, "Thank you, Beyhive."
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I'll make him a green new deal he can't resist.
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Mr. Strumsky didn't just resist the idea, he detested it.
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" Unable to resist a cheesy line, Rudd responds, "Thank you.
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And it's hard to resist the allure of a marathon.
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" In fact, he couldn't resist chuckling, "I like that one.
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And there will inevitably be people who resist that change.
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Couldn't resist jumping on the bandwagon and making one!... pic.twitter.
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In the meantime, resist the pervasive influence of finance capitalism!
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Not even Iron Man can resist poking fun at Hiddleswift.
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"I tried to resist, but it was impossible," Matt says.
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But resist the temptation to dismiss all this as batty.
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He's struggling to resist drinking, especially with the mini bar.
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And because I can't resist, a cookie at the checkout.
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Even whilst battling his illness Max couldn't resist joking around.
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Of course, he couldn t resist a jab at Cruz.
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But how can you resist a cat like this one?
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The top five is rounded out with #resist, with 2,224.
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His lawyers made it clear they would resist those efforts.
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What's interesting is that on race, we resist the changes.
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Will the agency's career staffers resist drastic changes in policy?
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They try too hard to counter expectation and resist predictability.
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Sometimes it's hard to resist the appeal of fast food.
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And it's one Disney will find impossible to resist forever.
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Churches and governments have often tried to resist these changes.
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They looked to Angela Merkel, its chancellor, to resist populism.
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Vested interests in Eskom and mining unions will resist both.
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For example, the Chinese wall allowed Baidu to resist Google.
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Yet I typically resist the cutecom, just a little bit.
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Finally, America is still training Ukrainian soldiers to resist Russia.
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We get it, cheapskates, free food is hard to resist.
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I find it hard to resist commenting on Trump's tweets.
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The big internet companies are likely to resist these principles.
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There are music documentaries, because what dad can resist those?
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"Why would you resist that kind of investigation?" he prodded.
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Although some lawyers resist change, many senior judges do not.
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For the press, the temptation will be hard to resist.
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In March, this will keep you strong enough to #resist.
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We should resist the temptation to canonize him, Robert Kennedy.
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Resist the temptation to compare Apple to flashy tech names.
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Farrer attempted to resist but his accuser persisted, he claimed.
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Fossil fuel producers may resist efforts to slash emissions quickly.
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Because apparently not even Oprah can resist that absolute jam.
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I don't think there's much if any grounds to resist.
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Don't resist that by pushing your body past its limits.
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Default practices inspire waste and resist change in transportation, too.
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The country — and their elected leaders in Congress — should resist.
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It's hard for mobsters to resist the dough (pun intended).
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You must resist the temptation to trade culture for speed.
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Dale Crover gets around, and especially can't resist a supergroup.
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Tom Hiddleston just couldn't resist Taylor Swift's impressive dance moves.
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The phone's IP57 rated to resist water, splashes and dust.
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To the point where I couldn't resist documenting it all.
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It is absolutely a historic duty to resist Trump's agenda.
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We all need to be on guard, resist and fight.
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Going to be hard for him to resist red meat.
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Actively resist language that puts blame on people who suffer.
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Page turned 29 on Sunday, and Rose couldn't resist gushing.
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Most humans are powerless to resist the urge to poop.
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It's a testament to exactly what we need to resist.
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The smell of Cinnabon is just too hard to resist.
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Fowler couldn't resist a little jab at his good friend.
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Yet even with this change, Pratchett's works resist easy adaptation.
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Fortunately for him, I was able to resist the temptation.
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And it is something "you're supposed to resist," after all.
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History will only repeat itself if we let it. Resist.
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And they should resist extreme temperatures, water and UV rays.
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"[The Democrats's] entire agenda is resist and obstruct," Pence asserted.
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He couldn't resist the $5 discount and black velvet case.
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"We have to be careful to resist everything," King said.
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Iran says it will resist any efforts to disarm it.
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I really want tater tots, but I resist the urge.
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And it's one change that PERA seems determined to resist.
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But a relentless detective named Box cannot resist digging deeper.
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Then see if you can resist submitting your adoption application.
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We are going to resist all the pressures there are.
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In other words, facilitated to resist entering into such arrangements.
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Resist the temptation to intrude upon the new Federal Reserve.
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The allure of all this technology is hard to resist.
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Many of their messages carried Twitter hashtags #resist or #resistance.
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So stand up, resist, run for office, be a champion.
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"I couldn't resist teaching at my own event," she said.
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At the same time, local residents resist opening new shelters.
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Putting that pause in will help you resist your urges.
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Most users resist treatment, exit too soon, and relapse frequently.
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"I'll resist the urge to say Chelsea 2024," King said.
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The power to resist relies on our right to dissent.
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Teak's natural oils help it repel water and resist warping.
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But many of Carton's targets couldn't resist a little payback.
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"I couldn't resist the challenge of this job," he says.
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You watch her wanting to resist, but know she can't.
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And patients often resist treatments that make them feel uncomfortable.
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Even with advanced stats, these conversations always resist easy answers.
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It's harder to resist a president of your own party.
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I guess people can't resist seeing themselves in a photograph.
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I successfully resist the urge to eat one right away.
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Corden couldn't resist bringing up Gomez's old pal Taylor Swift.
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Can't resist the chocolate bar resting on the kitchen counter?
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Not even celebrities could resist the call of the sea.
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Democrats are expecting the Trump administration will resist their request.
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But he recognizes why other Republicans resist the same conclusion.
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But treatment can be complicated, and patients often resist it.
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" Her answer, delivered tentatively and almost shyly: "I would resist.
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I think we are and we have to resist it.
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Those who can resist its sway are few among us.
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Mr. Cruz complied with orders and did not resist arrest.
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"The urge was too great; I couldn't resist," he said.
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" She added: "People may resist change, but they embrace progress.
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Should Democrats who oppose the president's agenda continue to resist?
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"I could not resist doing the pastas," Mr. Benno said.
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Maybe I'm wrong, but I'll resist as long as possible.
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But even then, this weepie is tough to resist entirely.
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On Monday, though, the temptation proved too much to resist.
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But no one, not even the wealthiest, can resist death.
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The craving didn't go away, nor did I resist it.
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Our current policies — and impulses — are to resist such destruction.
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But he couldn't resist going back to rescue his motorbike.
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Resist the temptation to post a mean or judgy comment.
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We should be able to resist this kind of manipulation.
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When they come along, it's pretty hard to resist them.
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Resist the temptation to buy from anywhere other than harrypottertheplay.
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And Ferlinghetti himself can't resist the pull of the past.
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But Ghana has found the drones too attractive to resist.
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There's no point trying to resist such sheer, distilled beauty.
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Resist the urge to form opinions or figure anything out.
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"We will resist," the commander, Mazlum Kobani, told The Times.
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"I understand why they resist new ideas," Mr. Soderbergh said.
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When she tried to resist, she said, he beat her.
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He also urged judges to resist government pressure or resign.
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I can't resist, so I get a sparkly shade ($8.75).
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Will she be able to resist Serena Joy's increasing cruelty?
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We couldn't resist a teasing reference to his audio troubles.
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After all, even born Calculators can't resist plays like these.
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The earlier you learn to resist the temptation, the better.
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Some may call that "reparations," but others resist the term.
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So, please, continue to resist Trump for the LGBTQ community.
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Not even Jennifer Lopez can resist the charms of Chad.
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Can they resist doing so and vote not to convict?
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It's all a guessing game that no one can resist.
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" And "Resist the illusion of something new at any cost.
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A new line of pecan butters is hard to resist.
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Some solvers find it difficult, and they resist these puzzles.
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Some solvers find it difficult, and they resist these puzzles.
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Congress has long had the means to resist the presidency.
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However, you should try to resist this line of thinking.
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For now, holding on is the only way to resist.
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But it is not likely to be able to resist.
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Sterling appears to resist and the camera view becomes jerky.
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The Trump team seems unable to resist a theme party.
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As if it were an abandoned dog, I couldn't resist.
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He told WSOC the video shows he didn't resist arrest.
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But Americans have the power to resist this dangerous turn.
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Congress must resist the urge to raise the spending caps.
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It is doubtful that he will resist them over time.
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So go, fall into its embrace, resist its charms, argue.
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It may seem radical, a change that businesses would resist.
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The suspect continued to resist, but was taken into custody.
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In the end, I couldn't resist the call to serve.
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The part I couldn't resist is that it's from 103.
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If I fell asleep, I wasn't supposed to resist it.
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She tried to resist, so they gave her a third.
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For Middleton, it was an opportunity he could not resist.
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It's harder to resist, but it's not harder to do.
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And that I think is something that we should resist.
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"I think the union would probably resist that," he said.
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But it's hard to resist at this time of year.
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Resist the settler's robbery And follow the caravan of martyrs.
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So Ali called from his grave: Resist, my rebellious people.
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The novel's protagonists resist the numbing effects of automated surveillance capitalism through their participation in an Occupy-esque protest, deploying Tarot cards and (perhaps) gentle mind-reading powers to resist the invasive specter of technology.
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French mainstream-party candidates may yet resist the forces of dégagisme.
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We will resist until they jail every single one of us.
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Are you really gonna resist the temptation to take a peek?
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We know you could kill us but we just can't resist.
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Immigration officials would likely resist it, and errors could be made.
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Even Efron couldn't resist teasing a photo of it on Instagram.
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You should resist the urge to let it, at every turn.
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On a larger scale, I think we have to resist that.
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We distribute, resist, guaranteed jobs, guaranteed healthcare but no individual initiative.
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Can't resist the Instagram-worthy appeal of Starbucks' new Unicorn Frappuccino?
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Democrats must resist Mr Trump setting their agenda in any way.
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We must resist this because it is inconsistent with American values.
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States and localities across the country are also likely to resist.
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Therese Patricia Okoumou is an active member of Rise and Resist.
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MNL: My last few questions are about the legacy of RESIST!
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But Kendrick couldn't resist revealing her struggles with recording the tune.
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Packer's figures resist the traditional gaze and the liberated one too.
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I know we shouldn't spend the money, but I can't resist.
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How do we resist the urge to scratch that digital itch?
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I know that's dumb, but I just couldn't resist the urge.
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Trump said that Democrats only want to "resist" during the process.
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It's built to resist bullets, explosions, and chemical and biological attacks.
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And no, not even Deval Laurdine Patrick could resist Beto-mania.
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It's definitely an abnormal splurge, but way too cool to resist.
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Financial analysts worried about losing their jobs should resist alarmism, though.
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Resist the urge to add bacon or high-end, artisanal products.
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Who can resist a good shitpost, even in times of crisis?
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And over all, Americans tend to resist ceding their local authority.
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Companies must resist the temptation to sue first and negotiate later.
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But there are powerful vested interests that resist carbon-cutting measures.
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Torrisi said that people often resist couples therapy for cultural reasons.
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Robinson and Nelson did not resist or react at the time.
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All the same, Trump couldn't resist tweeting out a declassified picture.
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If Magritte's works invite interpretation it is only to resist it.
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By punishing those who resist discrimination, harassment, and unethical decision making.
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Correct you are, Baldwin, no one can resist your balled rum.
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I had to resist the urge to press skip halfway through.
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Yet even then, she couldn't resist a shot at Mr. Buttigieg.
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Pru's board should resist any bid and stiffen its shareholders' resolve.
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For an information junkie, that little bubble is hard to resist.
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If you can't resist a Scottish accent, read:Outlander by Diana Gabaldon
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Thailand's military rulers could not resist basking in all the goodwill.
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Bankers and politicians may thus be tempted to resist technological change.
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Trump is the resistance, he's trying to resist what we're doing.
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People will always find ways to resist and to organize though.
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We just can't resist falling in love with everything they do.
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Even Cardi B knows it's impossible to resist Girl Scout cookies.
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Speaking of fun facts, Davidson couldn't resist making one last joke.
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But ultimately the dog couldn't resist the grass and happy mood.
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Even a deeply divided Congress must resist the urge to purge.
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Pinned to the bed, Elizabeth then ceases to resist his advances.
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We will oppose and resist tyranny and we will defeat evil.
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Like any central bank, it must resist the lure of inflation.
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He stressed the need to "correct and resist various erroneous viewpoints".
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A web of public-sector industrial interests will resist disruption, too.
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For example, Eisenman does not simply refuse or resist art history.
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But many countries would resist moves that may limit their discretion.
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It's a style of warped humour he can't seem to resist.
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This placement suggests that you resist boldly, loudly, and with abandon.
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But it's certainly something that I challenge and resist on purpose.
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It's too fun to resist, so of course, we made them.
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I was free so long as I could resist charging it.
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Today, I resist the urge and am very proud of myself.
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Seriously, even the most fashionable won't be able to resist it.
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But we should resist the urge to compare these two women.
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Of course, the first word I wanted to plant was 'Resist.
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Of course Christopher Kane couldn't resist redesigning another incredibly 'ugly' shoe.
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They need to resist heat, vibration, rain, people slamming them around.
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Residents of unincorporated areas resist annexation, fearing a greater tax burden.
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Future education secretaries must resist the temptation to fiddle with exams.
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Richie had been unable to resist the offer for the building.
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But Zuckerberg seemed to resist the idea of real-time reporting.
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However, she did reveal that there's one chain she can't resist.
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But their strength comes in tension (they resist being pulled apart).
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We must resist the government's metamorphosis into a kleptocratic taker-state.
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Alexa's allure gets harder to resist as the days go by.
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That tantalizing piece of information was apparently too much to resist.
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Okay, so this isn't a huge markdown but we couldn't resist.
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Plus, we couldn't resist the opportunity to try her latest hairstyle.
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Even the GOAT can't resist the Harlem Globetrotters … well, a goat.
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They're trying to resist me, but it's not going to work.
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How does one resist a comic called Sword of the Unicorn?
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I also couldn't resist an enormous basket spilling over with churros.
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The harder you resist, the more difficult this eclipse will be.
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A CITY under siege can resist many things, but not thirst.
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So isolated, perhaps, that the siblings behind it couldn't resist talking.
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It is a gamble that America will resist its worst urges.
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But in all honestly, how could anyone resist booping that snoot?
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Who among us is able to resist a British period drama?
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"Resist the temptation to become a chronic complainer," suggests Psychology Today.
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Resist the urge to drink beer the moment you wake up.
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Keep scrolling to shop the handbags we can't resist passing up.
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We'll lock arms & resist any effort to roll back civil rights.
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Like many of us, this adorable grandma can't resist a donut.
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"Some children can resist bullying, they can talk back," he said.
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Reddit users, however, couldn't resist laying the snark on the Dendrobium.
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There's nothing you could do to resist them taking the land.
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She still can't resist baring it for a red carpet though ...
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European bonds managed to resist the selling but stocks could not.
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And therefore often sings en français, and who can resist that?
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Takata and its creditors would likely resist a holdback, lawyers said.
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So, why not give them a fashion statement they can't resist.
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In context, the audience knows he's right to resist the idea.
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Some conservatives are determined to resist Trump's nomination at the convention.
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And yet, the Obama administration continued to resist the pressure. Why?
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And who can resist a fountain overflowing with pink piña colada?
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"Bless my soul, I can't resist," Ditto croons in the number.
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Big domestic leagues would staunchly resist reclassification as Europe's third division.
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A surprise third place is ER. Who can resist Doctor Clooney?
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Nevertheless, Trump couldn't resist slamming the former FBI director Friday morning.
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But I couldn't resist reviving the theme after BIRDMAN came out.
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"We cannot simply resist," CAP President and CEO Neera Tanden said.
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Hard job to give up Justices, appointed for life, resist retirement.
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The pals watched Sunday's show together, and couldn't resist singing along.
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Which makes it harder to resist the allure of imperial triumph.
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The government needs to resist resorting to its bad old ways.
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American tech companies once invoked our Constitution to resist these restrictions.
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" Quinn Nelson, a 13-year-old contributor, told me that "RESIST!
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The questioner asked how she'd resist the temptation of big money.
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When I see a well-cut suit I can't resist it.
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"We can conserve and resist improper tourism," he wrote on Facebook.
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Some of the biggest Republican donors still resist Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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But the charms of the bison have proved hard to resist.
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His work, put simply, is to help men resist jerking off.
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Trump may have galvanized sanctuary cities to resist his immigration policies.
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Our honor calls upon us to fight, to resist, not surrender.
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Although many ordinary Venezuelans would welcome an invasion, others would resist.
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No kid can resist Christmas presents – not even a royal one.
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They simply can't resist the urge to put other people first.
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Yet the human capacity to resist contradictory evidence can be remarkable.
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The traits will allow soybeans to resist more herbicides than LibertyLink.
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The telescoping handle is designed for strength and to resist wobbling.
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We must resist this level of immature debate and anemic analysis.
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It's our civic duty and sacred call to stand and resist.
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Could you have refused?" the father answered, "No we cannot resist.
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And when Obama was in charge, they would openly resist him.
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Federer does have a sweet tooth and can't resist ice cream.
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Drug-resistant "superbugs" like candida auris evolve to resist existing treatments.
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Of course, what you resist persists, and he had my number.
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Even Lopez couldn't resist the urge to get up and sing.
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Still, I resist the obvious pressure to pile on, perhaps foolishly.
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Stand Up America says its mission is to resist Trump's agenda.
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Automakers and technology companies might resist mandatory rules, but they shouldn't.
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He is the character viewers can't resist tuning in to see.
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Plus, who can resist an adorable Lab in a pink tutu?
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This kind of reorganization is challenging, as bureaucracies always resist change.
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She brings up numbers that Rick finds awfully hard to resist.
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Still, the gusto of the Boulder campaign was hard to resist.
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However, the phone itself can be configured to resist online attacks.
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"Her boyfriend couldn't resist throwing in a recommendation: "Also, she's hot.
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Still, she couldn't resist ending the evening with one last soiree.
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Phil Witmer had to resist making a George Michael reference here.
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It's a style of warped humor he can't seem to resist.
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SJ: I tend to start with an order, which I resist.
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You bring that hot bread to the table, I can't resist.
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We have to develop the strength to resist these constant temptations.
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I resist the impulse to pull a neat generality from it.
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Resist the urge to follow the flow, and stand your ground.
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They want the opportunity and the tools to "persist to resist."
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Johnson will do everything he can to resist and delay this
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Buildings can be raised and designed to resist hurricane-force winds.
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So one has to resist, and respond to, one's own instincts.
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And, because I can't resist: We'll be here all week, folks.
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Its magic is hard to resist, when the world is watching.
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Middle schoolers may resist being at home and away from friends.
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Again, we didn't worry about disruption, we didn't resist new technology.
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The other side, all they can do it obstruct and resist.
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Progressives should not hesitate to resist unjust encroachments on civil rights.
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As a teenager, I was not strong enough to resist inwardly.
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The women usually have little say, though some try to resist.
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It would allow workers to resist mandatory overtime presented as voluntary.
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For many folks, it makes it more difficult to resist temptation.
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It's time to pivot — and it's the moment many entrepreneurs resist.
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The Wellcome Collection in the UK couldn't resist joining the fray.
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Palestinians can't resist and we don't want to go to war.
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They basically control you, and if you resist, they kill you.
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"I couldn't resist looking into the hole," he recalled in 21982.
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His appointees, who share his goals but not his methods, resist.
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People resist it, and you need to have perseverance and resiliency.
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New evacuation orders have been issued as the blazes resist containment.
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Often it's just social pressure that impels you do otherwise; resist!
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"Creative way to resist the far right in Germany," read another.
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The evidence is now overwhelming that Trump cannot resist a dictator.
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And if it's offered for dessert, it is difficult to resist.
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They did not take their decision to resist the draft lightly.
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Not only #MelaniaLovesTrudeau, the entire feminine population can't resist him actually.
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Yet he couldn't resist having a quick chat with Ms. Horbaczewski.
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He recently vowed to stay in power and resist foreign interference.
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Turns out nobody can resist the urge to ham it up.
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It performs here as part of Le Poisson Rouge's We Resist!
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People tend to resist when advice is preachy, Ms. Marshall said.
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Resist the temptation to focus too much on how they're playing.
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I am handed a glass of champagne, but resist drinking it.
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And DeSanti couldn't resist demonstrating her workout skills at the airport.
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"Whether they can resist Trump, I don't know," Mr. Schumer said.
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But who could resist his little grabby hands and big eyes?
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"I couldn't resist working with such a talented person," he said.
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They also need to resist accepting federal spending cuts as inevitable.
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"We will resist on behalf of what is American," he said.
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Resist the fa and the la and the la la la.
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Surely they could find a way to resist, Ms. Gutiérrez pleaded.
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They would also better resist the growing threat of Soviet expansion.
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The administration will surely resist making compromises with Europe over Iran.
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Not everyone has the moral fiber to resist the resulting temptations.
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Germany, the leading surplus country in Europe, continues to resist this.
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"You should redo it in concrete," Rockwell suggested, unable to resist.
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Still, he can't resist interrogating norms that strike him as defective.
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Resist the opportunity to just keep walking, to avoid eye contact.
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The director Noah Hawley said that he couldn't resist being playful.
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It's difficult to resist using iMessage, Apple's default text messaging service.
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The authority seemed comfortable with failure and armored to resist change.
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Quitting Prime represents my absolute feeblest attempt to resist BIG EVERYTHING.
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They tend to resist paying high prices in the first place.
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It's hard to resist the urge to buy everything I see.
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If you want to save, you'll have to resist the upsell.
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He added that he would resist any political pressure if confirmed.
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She can't resist attacking Bloomberg when her real opponent is Sanders.
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But what the media can absolutely not resist is a fight.
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The trouble is that "The Resisters" is too easy to resist.
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And I'm not sure Trump can resist jumping at that opportunity.
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Partly. Resisting the word rape, I resist labeling him a rapist.
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They may not return calls and resist talking about their feelings.
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With our Paleolithic instincts, we're simply unable to resist technology's gifts.
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We must resist the urge to demonize those who are different.
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Inspired by the Women's March and dedicated to those who #Resist.
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He didn't resist when authorities tried to detain him, Rahn said.
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"Artists used to be able to resist gentrification," he told me.
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Because they are made of breathable material, they resist strong odors.
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It is over to public investors to roll over or resist.
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The people in question initially resist being forced into these categories.
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At night neither side can resist an occasional exchange of fire.
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Already, there are calls for civil disobedience to resist such humiliation.
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The Reverend cannot resist a prideful star turn at the pulpit.
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But resist, and stay focused on matters of life and death.
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Her words and works, to their core, resist superficiality and simplification.
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Some recent Underground Railroad stories manage to resist that figure's allure.
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Participants last year had agreed to resist "all forms" of protectionism.
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A small number of protesters continued to resist pleas for surrender.
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You say you're willing to resist in any way you can.
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Resist the temptation to sneak a cash payment to your caregiver.
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No matter how much we resist, fate catches up to us.
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Still, a quiet dinner with dead people is hard to resist.
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He said she was conscious and did not protest or resist.
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He did not resist arrest; after all, he got his wine.
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Fot Notley, dream images evolve and resist categorization and concrete meanings.
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Don't cover the dead body immediately, and resist leaving the room.
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You might even propose couples counseling if he continues to resist.
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She lands the guy, not because she's too adorable to resist.
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I don't think anyone can resist a tear at that one.
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Among the kingdoms, only Dorne managed to successfully resist Aegon militarily.
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I resist at first, preferring the subtext to the meta-text.
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We will oppose and resist tyranny, and we will defeat evil.
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Dareen Tatour, 36, posted on Facebook and YouTube a video of herself reading out her poem "Resist, My People, Resist", as a soundtrack to footage of masked Palestinian youths throwing stones and firebombs at Israeli soldiers.
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"Our enemies want to harm us by creating chaos...Remain calm and resist the economic hardship... We will overcome all difficulties if we remain united and resist the pressure," Shi'ite cleric Kazem Seddighi told worshippers in Tehran.
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Our rational minds resist that, but a fresh eye can see it.
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The final category was strategic flexibility and the ability to resist Amazon.
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So point one is we don't resist that; we lean into it.
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I resist the urge to go to Starbucks for a cake pop.
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Nonetheless, the army has retained enough influence to resist nominal budget cuts.
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Still, it is hard to resist the kitchen's air of industrious camaraderie.
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Yet Mr. Netanyahu, who is also Israel's foreign minister, could not resist.
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Apparently, there is nary a person who can resist catching autumn feels.
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With the time between idea, production, and distribution being so brief, RESIST!
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"Absent any such evidence, we will certainly resist any changes," Nichols said.
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Will Pope be able to resist the lure of one last mission?
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But McGovern's Nard Dog was so incredibly charming that you couldn't resist.
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Some demonstrators chanted, "Black power," while other held signs that read, "Resist!"
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TV and movies can't resist the natural drama of a good election.
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But whether African states will in fact resist is a different issue.
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It's so hard to resist when it's so close to my office.
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Even Jennifer Garner can't resist the giggles at a good fart joke.
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So I don't resist the reality that the internet is a problem.
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If u can't see the con then u r willfully blind. #Resist.
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Admit it: It's hard to resist the sweetness of an interspecies friendship.
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But resist the temptation to blow your entire check on something fun.
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This rarity — dubbed fluorescing — is coral's attempt to resist extremely high temperatures.
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Even Casey Neistat couldn't resist sending some kudos to the original masterpiece.
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Who can resist a cranky baby with an ear for good rap?
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Including my will to resist, as it has turned out these days.
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Although she couldn't resist peppering in a few Trump burns — who can?
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Then I head over to HomeGoods afterwards, but resist purchasing anything more!
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Who can resist "to be on one's beanwater"—meaning "in high spirits"?
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I almost buy a bunny-themed yoga mat, but resist the urge.
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A chicken will resist the harness going on in the first place.
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The classic peanut butter and chocolate combo is almost impossible to resist.
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The seeds are genetically engineered to resist the herbicides dicamba and glyphosate.
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"We have to resist the temptation to speculate on this," he said.
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I resist any ridiculous leisurewear purchases and put on my running clothes.
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And even then, thicker hair might resist the styling, especially in humidity.
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"What a beautiful way to resist and show some love," he concluded.
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For instance, Amnesty International unfurled "Resist Trump" banners across London's Vauxhall Bridge.
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The demonstrators gathered peacefully on Saturday, occasionally chanting "Hong Kong people, resist".
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The demonstrators gathered peacefully on Saturday, occasionally chanting "Hong Kong people, resist".
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They don't like change and they are powerful enough to resist it.
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Some deputies with strong local roots could yet resist the Macron mania.
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There are indications that Monsanto will try to resist the Bayer deal.
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"Alright, I couldn't resist," Stiles, 36, captioned the cute shot, posted Wednesday.
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If we listen to the (anti-Trump) resist movement we're going nowhere.
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Collection action would give American companies their own leverage to resist Beijing.
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No wonder Prince Harry couldn't resist snapping a photo of his wife.
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But, as noted above, he cannot seem to resist the political limelight.
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If she didn't resist earlier contact, why believe she resisted the assault?
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Browsing Sephora and Net-A-Porter, but manage to resist temptation again.
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Yang couldn't resist going into full candidate mode when describing Quart's thesis.
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Similarly, seed and early-stage venture firms will resist SoftBank-style institutionalization.
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Resist the urge to combine your personal expenses and your business expenses.
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But many top conservative writers and intellectuals have continued to resist Trump.
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The question is why so many resist acknowledging the distance we've come.
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These heart-opening transits will make it hard to resist Cupid's arrows.
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Cowperthwaite's ability to resist bigger government was born in a lost era.
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I couldn't resist having my picture taken between them, hand over mouth.
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I love supporting local artists, so I can't resist buying two pieces.
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Yesterday she couldn't resist submitting photographic evidence while taking part in #TBT.
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Yet hers was one of those utterances that resist erasure, that linger.
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But sometimes parents can't resist buying food that's so cheap and addictive.
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The fruit is locally grown and perfectly ripe, so I can't resist.
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Mr Berkowitz himself cannot resist the temptation to set a few rules.
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People are pretty happy — and can't resist recognizing the occasion on Twitter.
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And Benedict seems unable to resist the temptation of offering that opportunity.
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Other industries, including state-owned ones, will resist relocation for similar reasons.
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Officers had used a Taser against Clary, but he continued to resist.
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VICE News stayed the night to explore the boundaries of #Resist capitalism.
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This is the presidency that few have figured out how to resist.
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Four years ago, it was Douglas whose magnetism the spotlight couldn't resist.
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Meanwhile, technology companies resist moves that could make things safer for women.
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By encouraging her subjects to look directly at us, they resist objectification.
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"If we resist and say this is still fringe, we risk losing."
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She is just faced with cravings that are far harder to resist.
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Partisan voters may take a cue from their leaders, but independents resist.
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Protesters held signs reading "Resist Facisim" and "No to Racism" Monday evening.
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Individually, we must resist the uncontrollable urge to succumb to these biases.
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Glazer has been urging investors to resist big tech since last year.
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The opposition Labour Party has also said it will resist the deal.
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And that's a message this president has never been known to resist.
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Spivack couldn't resist casually dropping in the tardigrade part of the story.
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I'm able to resist, especially since we're having our own party tomorrow.
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Find information on screenings of Do Not Resist on the film's website.
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The temptation to rule with gold or gun is hard to resist.
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"Trans or not, we must collectively resist and take action," Erlick says.
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"If they resist this trend," Xie said of a Trump White House.
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But something tells us they won't be able to resist your magnetism.
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Was the promise of free frozen carbonated beverages too much to resist?
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After each goal we'd climb the fences, but every time they'd resist.
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So, like Uber, I resist the temptation by not downloading the app.
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Consumers should resist efforts to deny breakthrough medicines by their insurance companies.
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But watch for some lawmakers to resist changes to their secretive processes.
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A young woman with a nose ring carried a RESIST TRUMP sign.
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So many nervous, beautiful women who had me at hello (couldn't resist).
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She now organizes meals in advance, and is able to resist temptation.
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Even if all else fails, please resist the temptation to go negative.
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These are heroes that every day resist the temptation to give up.
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Fallon couldn't resist quizzing the former child star about his "bizarre" friendship.
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"We won't resist, you can take them all," says Longview's Facebook post.
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Sanctuary city mayors intend to resist the Trump administration's sanctuary city policies.
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I think that will be an important venue for how people resist.
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Maybe you missed Parenthood or couldn't resist Milo Ventimiglia Sterling K. Brown.
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Like all differences in relationships, we can either celebrate or resist them.
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Naturally, there were puns and cute jokes, because how could anyone resist?
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York Times op-ed, he counseled Trump's opponents to resist falling into
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The first letter of each paragraph spells out a rallying cry: RESIST.
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He criticizes Donald Trump but does nothing substantive to resist Trump's agenda.
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French photographer Edouard Sepulchre couldn't resist documenting one of the rodeos recently.
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The world wants to shame us, but we have to resist this.
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Do I have the inner resources to resist this policy or policeman?
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But we will always resist and prove our presence 🇵🇸#PalestineIsHere pic.twitter.
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In Congress, conservatives vow to resist bills that might release violent offenders.
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The unifying sentiment was clear: Silicon Valley was going to resist Trump.
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When a beautiful woman puts the moves on him, he can't resist.
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This security assistance demonstrates our commitment to resist aggression and defend freedom.
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Conan Doyle For the Defense cannot resist structuring itself as a detective
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I will not physically resist or in any way harm another person.
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Many would resist reforms that would loosen their grip on the economy.
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If the voids are filled with water, they will thus resist compression.
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Props to Miley for continuing to #resist even during moments of praise.
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Should Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer really serve, rather than resist, Santa?
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Perhaps most importantly, he will champion Trump's agenda rather than resist it.
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The temptation might prove impossible to resist, producing a cycle of savagery.
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Meghan Markle can't resist a messy bun — even on her wedding day!
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Perhaps Marise had been so beautiful once that Gil couldn't resist her.
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"Fleabag" connections abound, but the series and its creator resist easy comparison.
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The Snowy White Faux Fur Christmas Tree Skirt is hard to resist.
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Much as they should resist it, that happens on a bipartisan basis.
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As you can see, he was kind of hard to resist. pic.twitter.
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It wants to lead the nations that resist Western power and influence.
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Elias, Pir, and Ismael struggled to resist the politicizing of the crisis.
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"Human nature is what it is and we resist change," he said.
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It was hard to resist a few pokes at the organization man.
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President Trump will have to resist tweeting without thought or without restraint.
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They showed no warrant or even identification, but the driver didn't resist.
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The "Draft Oprah" movement could be too deafening for her to resist.
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They resist efforts to hold police accountable for shooting unarmed African Americans.
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He can't resist the bacon at Peter Luger Steak House in Brooklyn.
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Zak's "Almighty" is about the few stubborn souls who resist such complacency.
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They also resist shrinking and creasing, are not flammable, and dry quickly.
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Okay, so you cannot really resist this urge; what are other suggestions?
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But if you absolutely cannot resist the urge, follow the above guidelines.
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The righteous exercise of power to spread our values and resist tyranny.
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But it'd be pretty hard to resist if it came along, right?
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And who could resist all of the pretty colors it comes in?
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It is incumbent upon us to resist drinking the orange Kool-Aid.
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"It's very important to show we are here, to resist," she said.
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After all, who can resist an angry cat or hilarious wedding fail.
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Even Justin Bieber couldn't resist putting a little Drake on his shoulder.
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Seth Grayson can't resist accepting the offer that comes his way, however.
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The Bathystar was also spherical, its center built to resist enormous pressure.
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So when I heard of a Walden video game, I couldn't resist.
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The organization must resist the pull of "evolution" that has corrupted it.
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Here's a handy script you can follow to #SavetheACA #resist #standindivisible pic.twitter.
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In typical beagle form, Homer can't resist begging for (and stealing) burgers.
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Brexit Party: Resist privatisation of the NHS and abolish current healthcare targets.Education
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The President couldn't resist bringing up the impeachment inquiry during the celebration.
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Mr. Powell in his opening statement pledged to resist any political pressure.
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As with other finches, they can't resist the tiny black nyjer seed.
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It's preposterous for Trump to resist determining how widespread this epidemic is.
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Senegal is continuing to resist the request from France to extradite Diack.
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The prospect of having them back, even spectrally, is tough to resist.
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"It's easier to resist as information if it feels exaggerated," she said.
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It also demands that we listen, try to understand and resist fracture.
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And at night, ubiquitous screens are a lure that's hard to resist.
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Would the birds resist an immediate reward to trade for something better?
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If confidence erodes, it becomes harder for technocrats to resist the politicians.
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I have to be here to resist those unequal and prejudiced policies.
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And when the N.R.A. opens their wallet, it's so hard to resist.
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And why bother with resistance training or trying to resist a notification?
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Increasingly, he used painting to argue against these developments, to resist them.
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I resist the urge to tell her she probably should've utilized Amazon.
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They were all so glossy, so familiar, that I couldn't resist them.
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You can't resist this truth, and it's best if you don't try.
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"Ukraine is obviously not in a state to resist Russia," he said.
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In a derelict hotel, six holdouts resist the gentrification of Skid Row.
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You also believed that your efforts to resist Trump were often successful.
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Would she have been able to resist going along with the atrocities?
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We're suspicious of storytelling, culturally, in a way that I really resist.
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"He wouldn't have been able to resist grabbing a pussy like you."
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Natalie: I'm just nervous the world will resist a Barbaro-free episode.
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When desperate, authorities turn toward those with the least power to resist.
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Krauss's illuminating novel toys with questions of identity that resist easy answers.
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Still, we should resist our impulse to dismiss Santelli as ignorant here.
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Nixon, but a president may find case-specific reasons to resist it.
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Instead of trying to will yourself to resist temptations, simply remove them.
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Resist the urge to apply pressure; let the roller do the work.
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However, roughly 5 percent — like the Arab-Israeli conflict — stubbornly resist solution.
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"It's the little space that we have to resist," Mr. Guaidó said.
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But resist the urge to go on a shopping spree right away.
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The answer is, basically, that our brains resist that type of thinking.
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Nonetheless, someone couldn't resist the temptation and deleted part of the post.
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Rand Paul (Kentucky) a flailing afterthought, the billionaire couldn't resist hitting Paul.
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Putting myself into Mr. Zuckerberg's shoes, it's hard to resist the temptation.
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They tend either to resist the chaos or succumb to it entirely.
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"But it won't resist channels of online penetration indefinitely," Van Biesen said.
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If your aim is to signal deference to the monarchy, resist theatrics.
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But Senate Republicans resist because they need his base to get elected.
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When possible, resist gender roles in housework and child care among parents.
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The bottom line: Employees who resist new technologies may be left behind.
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And we should try and resist our inclination to buy the dip.
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The oligarchs resist the idea that their spending advances a national agenda.
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He finally couldn't resist the city, or at least its verdant fringe.
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Few presidents were willing to resist the centripetal force of government power.
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Some start adapting their homes before they need to, but others resist.
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This is more than enough to resist the bite of a piranha.
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She's a freshman journalism major who serves as the HU Resist spokeswoman.
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Her bunny ears may not resist the gravity of death so revealed.
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"I did not set out to resist this President," Lieu told Mashable.
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Resist the temptation to slack off because you resent your boss's conduct.
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"I think they will resist and we will kill them," he said.
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Even Leno can't resist the appeal of destroying things alongside the Terminator.
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How do we resist products so finely tuned to our strongest desires?
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Resist the urge to jump right in without having all the information.
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" Being Trump, he could not resist ad-libbing a superlative: "Maybe ever.
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Officials who resist orders and "lack boldness" could be punished, he said.
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He choked her as she tried to resist, a medical report found.
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Even Staples, the office supply store, can't resist the lure of podcasts.
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Whatever you do, resist the urge to get rid of bread altogether.
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An adorable bandana Come on, these are just too cute to resist.
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The world just cannot resist giving sci-fi movies the science treatment.
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Monaco is, admittedly, better placed to resist the advances of the heavyweights.
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Some will support you, and some will work actively to resist you.
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And it would get increasingly hard to resist that pressure over time.
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And yes, 100 percent, we can't resist things that haven't been named.
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Especially when the price is so low that it's hard to resist.
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Until we know the cause, we carry on even when patients resist.
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Take a peek at our picks and see if you can resist.
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In "Hotter Than Hell," she taunts a lover who can't resist her.
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"We are going to resist, we are going to oppose," Moore said.
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Republicans say it is hypocritical of Democrats to resist the caps now.
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" Trump argued that Democrats are on a mission to "resist and obstruct.
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Many couldn't resist the urge to aim their wit at the president.
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Few are able to resist the magnetizing glow of a salt lamp.
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Farmers spray the weed killer on crops genetically modified to resist it.
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I couldn't resist using the mobile app to avoid standing in line.
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The inoculum may not stimulate enough immunity to resist the viral challenge.
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Still, his critics should resist the urge to lash out at him.
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But the bright red of Uber's Jump scooter was hard to resist.
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In the world we've made, though, what adult could resist being infantilized?
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When the rights of the people are denied, the people rightly resist.
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It could also help the firm resist Amazon's entry into drug distribution.
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I imagine you will resist, but -- JAY CLAYTON: Resistance is futile, right?
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The electronics are isolated to resist spills and any kind of tomfoolery.
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Not only will we resist you, we will impeach you, Mr. President!
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Was "resist" just a rallying cry with nothing to back it up?
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It takes almost a Zen master to resist being provoked by him.
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And you may have a destructive urge to wipe it off. Resist.
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And you may have a destructive urge to wipe it off. Resist.
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And any pesticide eventually becomes useless when mosquitoes evolve to resist it.
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Of course, many if not most politicians resist admitting they were wrong.
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Lynne-Marie Friedrichs, a vacationer from San Diego, couldn't resist their charms.
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It applies to health insurers, who often resist paying for addiction treatment.
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Those actions, among others, have animated many in the city to resist.
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I have a hard ... I would resist saying they need to be.
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Mainstream institutions seem as unable as ever to resist its warping effects.
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The way I resist / the bon bon of my oppression > A force.
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Among the offenders: young female supporters of Hillary Clinton, who deign to resist the progressive appeal of Senator Bernie Sanders, and the young female supporters of Mr. Sanders, who deign to resist history's call to elevate a female leader.
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"I resist overly detailed accounts of what the objects actually are," Dion says.
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Democrats resist such thinking as racially motivated, but they are in a bind.
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Hillary Clinton is not only out of the woods — she's ready to resist.
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Moreover, the Asian countries remain divided over how robustly to resist China's expansion.
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They may resist you at first, but you are doing the right thing.
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The Visegrad countries resist any attempt to oblige them to share the burden.
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Up to a point, actually, A Dog's Purpose is very easy to resist.
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Why can't we resist the chair as temporary storage for garments in transition?
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Maybe it's the juiciness people can't resist, or that distinctive savory umami flavor.
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Progressive groups and other outside interest organizations are clear on the question. Resist.
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Among financial service verticals, insurance stands out in its ability to resist change.
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"Killer songs you can't resist," it says at the end of the ad.
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The one who continued to resist by waking away from the police .... Again.
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"I think we have to resist the impulse to editorialize," said Maryland Rep.
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Like if men are hitting on me, I won't know how to resist?
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So we will do everything we know how to do to resist that.
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I also see a half-priced makeup brush set, and I can't resist.
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See her best looks ahead — and try to resist giving falsies another go.
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Resist the urge to weigh in where you might not truly be needed.
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In his own 1988 campaign, Bush had pledged to resist any tax increases.
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Carey and Beyoncé couldn't resist indulging in some mutual fan-girling last night.
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The more anxious people are, the less willpower they have to resist SIB.
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The getup was so ssssmokin', even Katy Perry couldn't resist sending some praise.
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Nokia can't seem to resist inching back into the consumer electronics market again.
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We stole this from the holiday commercial article above, but we couldn't resist.
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Your favorite stars from film and TV couldn't resist mugging for the camera.
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In addition, the wall must resist attempts to penetrate through or under it.
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Would be nice to know where he escaped #Harvey #TheResistance #Resist #Indivisible pic.twitter.
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He said Petrov continued to resist as he delivered blows from his baton.
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The opposition has called on the army to resist Mr Maduro's power grab.
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That strategy has three parts: First, resist efforts to speed up the litigation.
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And, when the moment comes, will we be able to resist watching it?
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The first is to resist the impulse to mix trade politics and geopolitics.
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Byarugaba added that the community will resist "legalized homophobia" this time around, too.
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But as we all know, the brands can't resist an absurd, silly stunt.
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But it should resist the temptation to criminalise new businesses testing the rules.
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And if we try to resist engaging in these performances, we're emasculated cowards.
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Anticipate — and resist — the woozy fright often triggered by a profusion of blood.
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While reading Florida, try resist the urge to conflate Groff with this figure.
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We see art as part of how people struggle and resist in life.
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H&M is having a sale, so I couldn't resist checking it out.
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And might they resist covering injuries that occur while using this new technology?
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At Rider, some customers can't resist slipping the bartender a buck or two.
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His lawyers have new arguments to resist his extradition from the United States.
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The Fosters just can't resist the allure of an adopted brother-sister romance.
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Donald Trump hopes that his latest nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, will resist this trend.
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Trump's strategy has three parts: First, resist efforts to speed up the litigation.
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Below that is an excerpt from his book, on how to resist populists.
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But who can resist the '90s nostalgia of this new jack swing jam?
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They're beautifully human — a mass of contradictions and unique behaviors that resist quantification.
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Then, she said, when she was too drunk to resist, he raped her.
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Yet every time a star passes, brands seem unable to resist the urge.
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But all this said, even morning people can't resist a snooze button sometimes.
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And hey, if these picks are MUA-approved, who are we to resist?
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Established powers have not so much acquiesced as proved too weary to resist.
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I can't resist and end up buying an order of chicken tikka masala.
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So here is my plea to the world: Please, please, resist the urge.
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After you've spent your decision fuel shopping, it's harder to resist the sugar.
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They both feel impossible to resist, impossible to change with our individual decisions.
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Even director Ava DuVernay couldn't resist a tongue-in-cheek quip in response.
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Resist that impulse, even if it seems mildly creative for a hot minute.
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If it did, I didn't know if I could trust myself to resist.
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I twisted my wrist and felt the gyroscopic effect slightly resist my motion.
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It had to happen: Emojis have gone so mainstream that Hollywood can't resist.
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Optimists say that Mexico's democratic institutions have grown strong enough to resist backsliding.
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"Now that's a political temptation that the chief justice should resist," Grassley said.
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They hope to persuade their fellow citizens to resist or flee the country.
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But there's a more fundamental reason why Johnson may resist calls to quit.
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I also see a cute velvet dress that I can't resist getting ($19.99).
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" They held signs such as "I resist racism" and "Down with the Trumps.
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Worldwide, mines are the deadliest developments for communities who resist, said Global Witness.
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"I couldn't resist!!!" she wrote alongside a smiling shot of her baby girl.
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Trump can't resist a fight Trump is also a master of self-immolation.
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Hey girl, I know you can't resist this adorable Ryan Gosling GIF. 9.
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Iran said it would resist U.S. pressure, declining further talks under current circumstances.
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It's no wonder Benioff and Weiss can't resist getting him back each season.
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Just goes to show you, you can't resist the will of the internet.
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Of course, some fans couldn't resist throwing in an infamous Kris Jenner reference.
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Others could not resist mocking the less-than-dabangg leading man in retreat.
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Moreover, audiences often resist the attempts of news organisations to correct their misperceptions.
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But there's something about Davidson and Grande that even Lorne Michaels can't resist.
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It's forever caught between its own desire to resist and its ultimate complicity.
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But it's not clear how long they'll be able to resist the pressure.
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And yes, states might resist expansions partly because of insensitivity to minorities' interests.
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You know, Democrats feel like they have to exist in order to resist.
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"Resist, insist, persist, enlist": Hillary Rodham Clinton launches a non-profit, Onward Together.
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When one loses attention, you sort of become less able to resist things.
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Rise and Resist planned a banner drop today at the Statue of Liberty.
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Names and facial features become malleable, and identities resist any degree of stability.
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Hijinks, of course, ensue, and Teigen probably couldn't resist slyly bringing it up.
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For effective relationship building, resist the temptation to cast too wide a net.
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Leonardo DiCaprio can't resist a night out on the town with his friends.
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Plus, when a restaurant has dope glass pours like this, you shouldn't resist.
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Downing Street could not resist crowing about this concession before it was announced.
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"Today and together, we condemn and we resist North Korea's provocation," he said.
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I resist temptations and instead settle for eating a variety of free samples.
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The question was whether I was going to be able to resist it.
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We can resist an educational institution that protects white students who don blackface.
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No daughter of a well-dressed mother can resist the occasional closet raid.
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They are still warm and I can't resist having one while I'm walking.
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"People who are comfortable in old order often resist the new," she noted.
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Budget hawks are likely to resist funding a new medical device monitoring system.
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This time he did not attempt to resist the count; Benn had won.
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Even under great strain to resist hyperbole, the picture that emerges is ugly.
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" David Edelstein at Vulture wrote that "something in [Stewart] will always resist capture.
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As long as she continues to resist capture, she'll be doing something right.
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You'd have to "twi-hard" to resist this pair of adorable twins. 12.
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How can anyone resist puppies playing football/mostly just rolling around on astroturf?!
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And, if I'm being truly honest, I can't resist a fabulous ball gown.
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The lice are able to resist these chemicals thanks to a genetic mutation.
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But Rieckhoff urged Palin to "resist the urge to politicize" PTSD, NBC reports.
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And let's face it – who among us can resist petting a cute dog.
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But we will resist you; we will fight bad policy with good policy.
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It's a popular feature, one that Apple couldn't resist building into the iPhone.
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But other times it feels like a host trying to resist a virus.
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Enter "Resist," the first song from ordained minister and civil rights activist Rev.
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So we can't resist one of those only-in-New-York happy endings.
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We couldn't let him get away with a quiet game of golf... #resist.
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Maduro has refused and vows to resist what he describes as U.S. imperialism.
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Most phones already come with an oleophobic coating to resist oil and fingerprints.
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That kind of pressure is almost impossible for the attorney general to resist.
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But he's still trying to resist the siren call of 112th and Broadway.
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It's only mid-June, but, so far, I've managed to resist the temptation.
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It became something more aspirational, the vastness of the possibilities hard to resist.
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Surrounded by all those stars and medals and ribbons, he just couldn't resist.
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"There was no way for him to resist," said the lawyer, Mr. Stewart.
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" Patients often resist, he said, and "they're the captain of their own ship.
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I can't resist picking up a bag of sea salt and vinegar Popchips.
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You have to resist [money], and know when you're doing it for love.
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Her click-happy cat just couldn't resist whacking the mouse at any opportunity.
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But I would resist the temptation to layer on complex, highly spiced sauces.
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Despite such efforts, Taiwanese engineers are finding incentives from China hard to resist.
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We force at least a certain amount of mutation, even when systems resist.
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It's hard to resist any opportunity to clamber atop an abandoned military fortress.
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However, we use all practical legal and administrative resources to resist such requests.
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As Trump continues to govern with ferocity, the #Resist hashtag continues to grow.
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Resist the artificial 'strange new respect' from the swamp and the establishment media.
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So how does Matt create his unnecessary products that the internet can't resist?
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State legislators in Wyoming continue to resist Medicaid expansion, despite mounting pressure. Gov.
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We approved measures to target rare diseases and runaway superbugs that resist antibiotics.
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We have the means to resist any kind of political shock in Europe.
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But even she could not resist the lure of design blogs and catalogs.
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But those of us who resist are forced to complete the work orders.
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And American businesses with big overseas operations might also resist her proposed changes.
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The pills left her feeling "frozen" and unable to resist him, she said.
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These are Cuban migrants who actively resist the narrative norms established for them.
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"That's a political temptation that the chief justice should resist," Mr. Grassley said.
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She tried to resist, was punched in the face and was then raped.
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Apparently, even Gad could not resist asking Ridley the question on everybody's mind.
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It's a joke that tons of young parents won't be able to resist.
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Like obscenity, they resist definition—you just know one when you see one.
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And when their son makes a noise, they won't be able to resist
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Kate couldn't resist a mini-me moment with 2-year-old Princess Charlotte!
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It was nearly impossible to resist everything that this easy Instagram post promised.
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Worse still, they contribute to the rise of "superbugs" that resist antibiotic treatment.
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You may resist Beethoven and Jerome Kern, but you surrender completely to this.
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I try, but fail, to resist the urge to go through my matches.
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Hollywood could not resist his sage wordsAnd cast celebrities to play his parts.
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But you can say all this in just three words: Exist to resist.
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I wish I could get more products, but resist the urge to splurge.
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I love '43s animations, so I can't resist the use of ubiquitous shadows.
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Trump may resist technical security measures imposed on him by the Secret Service.
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When the band don't take themselves at all seriously, they're hard to resist.
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Once again, customers grumbled but many found its slender profile impossible to resist.
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Projects to resist this loss do exist and they are and surprisingly creative.
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But the bigger the rebuke of Trump the better for the country. Resist.
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You are going to resist it, feel guilty, perhaps overspend, or disregard responsibilities.
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It uses discursive pathways to resist culmination, and offers alternatives for patterning community.
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Or is the anti-Trump hysteria simply too powerful for you to resist?
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A weak and unpopular Mexican government might not resist the Trump administration's pressure.
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When the decorator was in top form, few could resist his madcap charm.
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Tempting though it may be to treat white shirts with chlorine bleach, resist!
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I resist judging other women's choices of how they move through the world.
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That gives us a very large potential base to resist President Trump's pick.
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In other words, they have lost the spirit to resist against the powerful.
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This is why even some conservative justices may resist overturning Roe v. Wade.
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Resist the urge to quit your job or go on a spending spree.
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Workers often resist change, while the manager is looking to make a mark.
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The texts occasionally resist continuity, or at least remain walled in poetic ambiguity.
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BDD rituals are usually extremely hard to resist for those engaged, Phillips says.
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And she said candidates that resist will be penalized at the ballot box.
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The president could not resist the opportunity to play politics with his announcement.
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But when she spotted an opportunity to accomplish the feat, she couldn't resist.
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Lebanese militias, led by Hezbollah, quickly emerged to resist the May 17 treaty.
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They'll have fewer votes to resist with than they did for Brett Kavanaugh.
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"But we're going to resist until the last combatant dies," Mr. Atencio said.
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How can you resist a mythical monster whose name translates to "goat sucker"?
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It's really, it's ... I continue to do it and they continue to resist.
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Ethics boards at hospitals and universities are likely to resist, as are patients.
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Sure, he was dressed in jeans and leather gloves, but he couldn't resist.
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Yesterday it "implored European governments to resist American pressure," according to the WSJ.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Just try to resist the allure of Natan Last's puzzle.
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Artists have a responsibility to resist the industrial complex of the corporate galleries.
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I cannot resist a single one of these volumes; I own them all.
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This is where I resist the insistence that translation is an unambiguous good.
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It certainly protects the N.F.L. from federal retaliation should it resist presidential demands.
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You should visit "only if you feel strong enough to resist," she says.
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Tommasini's judgments strike me as invariably sound, even when I initially resist them.
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Even the most diligent dieters can find it hard to constantly resist temptation.
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She said she discovered it at a craft show and just couldn't resist.
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Sometimes I can't resist tipping my head back and joining in the calls.
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But I believe in rationality and our capacity, if warned, to resist manipulation.
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"Even 2 yr olds can't resist the #popeyeschickensandwich," Kimmel captioned the cute post.
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"Even 2 yr olds can't resist the #popeyeschickensandwich," Kimmel captioned the cute post.
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He decided years ago to lean into Alaska's extremes, rather than resist them.
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We couldn't let him get away with a quiet game of golf … #resist.
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He threatened to kill her child every time she tried to resist him.
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We provided draft counseling for anyone, whether he wanted to resist or not.
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Not a man or woman driver can resist the horn at that request.
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Climate scientists resist drawing a link between climate change and any particular event.
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Today is not a day I can resist the siren call of Starbucks.
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If American industry pushes back in tangible ways, that's something Republicans can't resist.
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But the chuck wagons exert a pull that the band members can't resist.
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In February, thousands of people spelled out "Resist!!" on a San Francisco beach.
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President Lyndon Johnson couldn't resist playing jokes on friends during his summer vacation.
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HU Resist is not willing to negotiate on the remaining demands, she said.
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Afterward, I walk back home and resist the temptation to pick up dinner.
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They also say Trump has the right to resist congressional demands for information.
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However, this message of "resist" and "obstruct" isn't resonating with the American people.
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But there's probably another reason why Trump is in Davos -- he can't resist.
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If you don't resist arrest, you won't find yourself in a violent situation.
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That is an attack on democracy — one our organizations will continue to resist.
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