Neither agent sees the horns retracting into his fleshy neck.
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As wind speeds increase, the blades are capable of retracting.
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Mashable is retracting its recommendation of the Samsung Galaxy Note7.
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At the end of 2019, I am retracting my opinion.
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Hours later, however, he issued a statement retracting his remarks.
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Linda Perry is retracting her tweets regarding Lady Gaga's Oscar nod.
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Oyeyemi nodded, but accepted the compliment without retracting her statement: Whether
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His former wife accused him of rape, before retracting the claim.
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He didn't waste time apologizing for or retracting his early works.
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She apologized and said her campaign was working on retracting the ad.
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There are no gull-wing doors or retracting handles like on some Teslas.
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"Every stroke you do fixes your posture because you're always retracting," says Norris.
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There is a lot of retracting that they really need to do though.
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"I had no thought in my head whatsoever about retracting anything," Cole said.
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The screen is notchless, made possible by a pop-out, retracting selfie camera.
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It also had a retracting section as well for larger ships to pass.
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The AP is retracting its call in the race for California's 21st Congressional District.
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Retracting stories is not enough, nor is prohibiting Hannity from discussing Rich on his show.
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Brain scans showing activity in adults and babies when poked with a special retracting rod.
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Wall Street analysts are retracting their bullish calls for Apple because of slowing iPhone sales.
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In 2007, she signed an affidavit retracting her statement and denying the marriage was fraudulent.
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The bar for retracting financial regulatory law when we leave the EU should be pretty high.
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Earlier on Monday, USA Today prematurely tweeted that Moonves was suspended before quickly retracting the report.
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Therefore, as the integrity of the data could not be confirmed, we are retracting the study.
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But when people made comments, I felt myself retracting back into who I used to be.
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In a brief statement on his Wednesday evening show, O'Donnell announced MSNBC was retracting the story.
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Pai on Friday announced that the agency was retracting a report on the E-Rate program.
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With the departure of Britain, the European Union is, for the first time, retracting in size.
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" In addition, he was to assist his junior colleagues "in correcting or retracting the two papers.
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President Trump had abruptly called off the highly anticipated summit with Kim before retracting a day later.
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Peer review is notoriously inconsistent at catching errors, and retracting flawed studies can take months, even years.
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He apologized before retracting his apology a day later and insisting he was not in the photograph.
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Meanwhile, the mere act of retracting misinformation can reaffirm the deceptive assertions as facts, even after the clarification.
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The biggest obstacle is cost, but that is retracting too, as designers use lighter, cheaper, more flexible materials.
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Although the results are still directional, they are much less strong and we agreed to retracting this article.
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Tarell McCraney: Well, as Barry stated, he wanted to immerse the audience into Chiron's retracting, his inner world.
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"[Stand up] nice and tall, retracting those shoulder blades back, really getting into those upper traps," says Mitchell.
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This has caused Republican senators in tight races to keep him at arm's length, even retracting previous endorsements.
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The phone is also capable of automatically retracting the sensor when it thinks it's in danger of getting broken.
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Then it released a second statement retracting that claim and saying that Bradford likely did not fire his gun.
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The researchers also used high speed footage to record a ladybug retracting its wings, but that still wasn't enough.
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UPDATE: Per the Hollywood Reporter, Portnow has issued a statement retracting his "step up" comment: Follow Noisey on Twitter.
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Epstein also sent a letter to Ferguson's lawyers in the UK, but Henderson advised her against retracting the statement.
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For a year, the Trump administration has been laser-focused on repealing, retracting and rolling back science-based safeguards.
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"Might just as well go to bed and start dreaming about next year," Charlie lamented, retracting into his box.
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" And I said, "Oh, I thought everything was retracting, and people were selling companies because they had no choice.
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However, the photo agency has since told Spin they are retracting the story after speaking with someone from Swift's team.
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Equifax since sent out a statement retracting that language and saying consumers could sue, which they have started to do.
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The health minister also said the size of the public health system had to be reassessed, before retracting his comments.
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A right-leaning newspaper is finally retracting the conspiracy theories it published about Seth Rich Can guided tours save Airbnb?
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Pros: Requires minimal storage space, features built-in shut-off valve, lightweight and flexibleCons: Extending and retracting processes wastes water
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The AP called the race once, on Tuesday, and did not call it again before retracting its projection on Saturday.
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What helps here is that frog swallowing involves retracting its eyeballs — so violently that it loosens up the saliva again.
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Now that I have your attention, in no way am I retracting my statements about Sanders or his supporters Sens.
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"Thank you for taking the time to meet with us, Mr. Aboukir," Collins said, extending a hand, quickly retracting it.
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Those cords often end up retracting so quickly that the plug on the end becomes like the tip of a bullwhip.
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In retracting his endorsement, John McCainJohn Sidney McCain3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Fighter pilot vs.
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It finished down 786 points, or 2.9%, retracting Monday's buoyant rally, during which it recorded its best-point gain in history.
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Whisper's sleek, easy-to-install toilet seat attachment sports an adjustable water pressure dial and a self-cleaning, auto-retracting nozzle.
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Farrah Abraham is retracting the claws and slipping on kid gloves for Jenelle Evans ... declaring their long-running feud is over.
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This national law will persist post-Brexit unless specifically repealed, and the bar for retracting financial regulatory law ... should be pretty high.
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The closet is a technological wonder, with retracting walls that reveal a mechanized shoe rack for more than 500 pairs of shoes.
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This is a character who's retreating, retracting, burrowing in, and I wanted to create claustrophobia for him without having a congested frame.
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After much backlash and criticism, Fox News took the step of retracting the story, saying it did not meet its editorial standards.
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Stephens' lead leg also has a tendency to buckle when kicked if he is retreating or retracting his leg from an attack.
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The Associated Press on Monday said it was retracting its call in the race after previously declaring that Valadao had been reelected.
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The British get-out leaders are now spending all their time retracting the promises they made about the wonderful benefits of exiting.
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Then, among the retracting ladders and dripping cornices, I noticed a head thrust from the window of a grand prewar apartment house.
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The 2005 remarks sparked a firestorm, with leading Republicans retracting their support for the nominee less than a month before Election Day.
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Due to ongoing concerns about safety, Mashable is retracting its recommendation of the Samsung Galaxy Note7 and revoking its Mashable Choice award.
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The publication is retracting 107 papers, a new record for a single journal retraction according to the science watchdogs at Retraction Watch.
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The method of retracting their necks straight back allowed them to rapidly shoot out their heads and catch darting prey more easily.
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But Walmart is not alone — several firms are taking a stance on Hyde-Smith's views and are, in turn, retracting their contributions.
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Speculators avoided extending their bearishness over the soy complex last week, slightly retracting their overall short stance, which was led by soybean oil.
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"Our retracting door latch assembly, in 'normal use,' functions without issue multiple times per day, per vehicle," McCarthy wrote in the November email.
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Meier explains that ice cover evolves throughout the year, growing thicker and expanding outwards in the winter and retracting back in the summer.
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Burchell said there weren't any more "deep dark things" that Twin Flames Universe could reveal about her, so she never considered retracting, either.
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Rubio, of course, ended up endorsing Trump's election even while pointedly not retracting the accusation that the president-elect is a con artist.
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The A.P. called the race once, on Tuesday; it did not call the race a second time before retracting its projection on Saturday.
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The episode ended with the added tragedy of Theon Greyjoy failing to save his sister and jumping ship, seemingly retracting back into Reekdom.
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He has denounced some foreign investments as "conquest by purchase" and argued for retracting global supply chains back within the United States' borders.
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The results make it look almost like an animation, with the stipples rippling, expanding, retracting and thus forming and unforming the lovers' bodies. denial.of.
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He compounded it both at the time, by not simply retracting his initial tweet, and then yesterday by throwing his racket at the umpires.
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Attorneys for the Girls writer who was accused of sexually assaulting actress Aurora Perrineau are retracting a previous statement claiming she demanded money from him.
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Till is in the game of retracting the lead leg and letting his opponent fall just short, or taking the low kick and catching it.
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Asked by CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union" about retracting the tweet, Kellyanne Conway, Trump's campaign manager, instead attacked the network's campaign coverage.
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Auvi-Q, which is about the size of a credit card and the thickness of a cell phone, also has a self-retracting needle system.
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As Apple Insider notes, it'd be way easier to park in tight spaces if you could physically make your car smaller by retracting the bumper.
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The Department did a full 180 degree turn almost a year later, officially retracting their earlier assurances, and admitting the gun-walking operation was real.
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Nevertheless, the president's critics continue to insist that he is retracting American power in some unprecedented way, rather than attempting to extend it more ruthlessly.
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Between his outspoken tweets, talk of taking the company private, and then retracting on the idea, Wall Street analysts have had a ton to digest.
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That included establishing a communication link between the spacecraft and station and extending, then retracting a ring that would have attached to the docking port.
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Bushman asked the journal if he could attempt to replicate the data, which he believed were valid, before taking the final step of retracting it altogether.
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With a simple wire and electric motor, the actuators can be unlocked and folded flat, retracting the arm to just 1.5 inches (40 millimeters) in length.
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A few seconds later the plane became airborne again, only to descend and sink back onto the runway as the wheels were retracting into the aircraft.
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Salyut, Mir, Skylab, and the ISS were seen as a step back because the public perceived that we were retracting from our foothold on the Moon.
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Sony decided on a very long zoom range for the RX100 VII, which sports a 24-200mm (35mm equivalent) f/2.8-4.5 powered retracting zoom lens.
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Besides its higher-riding position, the DS3 Crossback brings a digital cockpit, retracting door handles and other luxury-car hallmarks to the entry-level DS segment.
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PODCAST: MASTER THE SPECIAL OPERATIONS WARRIOR ETHOS FORMULA TO SUCCEED IN ALL THINGS Weapons Wisely, Carmor has opted to make the weapons mount a foldable, retracting one.
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But the CNN host and his actress wife also weathered allegations of infidelity, and Larry originally filed for divorce from Shawn in 22010 before retracting the paperwork.
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This month one prominent lawyer, Xie Yang, was released on bail in the central city of Changsha, but only after retracting accusations of being tortured by police.
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And in this fast-twitch, retweet-friendly news cycle, an increasing number of journalists are finding themselves tweeting something out, and later, retracting it (this journalist included).
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"Oftentimes, in those states, what you'll see is people just censoring themselves: taking the review down, apologizing, editing the review, retracting, those sorts of things," he says.
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A Columbia Journalism Review investigation later revealed multiple serious failures to vet the story during the editorial process, and Rolling Stone ended up retracting it in April.
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ING's delayed reaction mirrors a series of events in March when it announced a 50 percent pay rise for Hamers, retracting it 5 days later amid withering criticism.
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After the case was settled, Avila said the company was not retracting his stories or apologizing, and his 2012 "pink slime" reports remained on the ABC News website.
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McCain's likely Democratic rival in the general election, Kirkpatrick, hit him from the other side of the political spectrum on Monday for not retracting his support for Trump.
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While Congress pushes ahead with full repeal, the CFPB could try to indefinitely delay the rule as it goes through the lengthy process of rewriting or retracting it.
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Drills can perform a few other great functions, including stirring mortar or driving and retracting screws quickly, no matter what size or type of head the screw contains.
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Following a backlash, Uygur announced that he would not be accepting any endorsements and Sanders said in a statement of his own that he was retracting the endorsement.
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By retracting its oil exemptions, the Trump administration is encroaching on China's energy security even as Washington is trying to strike an all-important trade deal with Beijing.
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The organisms make one or two pili a minute, extending and retracting the appendages with proteins that quickly build the pili up and then tear them back down.
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CNN was forced to apologize after retracting a story on its website that a Russian bank linked to a close ally of President Trump was under Senate investigation.
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Cornell University food behavior scientist Brian Wansink is retracting yet another study, his fifth over the past year, due partly to "unreliable data," a journal editor told BuzzFeed News.
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Of the few cases that do go to court, about one in three are dismissed due to a lack of evidence or the victim retracting her accusation, she said.
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On Thursday morning, the euro was once again up against the dollar by 0.3 percent at $1.1412, after Draghi made new remarks without retracting any of the previous comments.
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Avila said after the case was settled that the company was not retracting his stories or apologizing, and his 2012 "pink slime" reports remained on the ABC News website.
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The CDC failed to develop adequate test kits for the coronavirus, retracting many of them even after they had already been sent to testing labs, according to the Journal.
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The Global Health Catalyst Summit website, which had earlier posted — and then deleted — a blog post announcing Auxillia Mnangagwa's ambassadorship, now consists only of a statement retracting the announcement.
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Doug Ducey tweeted on Tuesday morning that the state was retracting its offer to waive $2 million in incentives to encourage Nike to build a factory in its borders.
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Update: A viral study previously mentioned in this article about CrossFit's injury rate included dubious data, and the journal wound up retracting the study in 2017 because of ethical breeches.
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In fact, they were split on their guesses, with the mom-to-be thinking blue and Lowe retracting his initial gut feeling of the same in favor of a daughter.
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When a flawed study slips through peer review, journals and authors are responsible for correcting or retracting it as soon as possible, ideally stopping future researchers from citing its results.
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A spokesman for the Royal Society of Chemistry, when asked for comment, sent a statement from Ms. Hughes that said the journal would begin the process of retracting the article.
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Then, she had said she saw a suspect - her brother-in-law, a cousin of the child's father - kidnap the boy, before retracting her testimony, according to reports at the time.
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Donald Trump caps a rough week as the GOP presidential nominee with a tweet retracting his statement about a video he claimed showed cash being unloaded from a plane in Iran.
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Biden has come under fire after claiming — then retracting — that he was arrested while traveling to South Africa in the 1970s while trying to see the then-imprisoned anti-apartheid leader.
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Republicans in the House and Senate are abandoning Trump in droves, with many retracting their endorsements or urging him to leave the ticket altogether for the good of the party. Sen.
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As Rousey tired, Holm simply landed her blows and rather than retracting them to her guard she would stiff arm Rousey's face to prevent the clinch—as is so common in sumo.
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He drew Democratic criticism for retracting an agency report on its E-Rate program -- which provides internet access to libraries and schools -- and for scrapping an investigation into zero-rating data programs.
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Retracting the leg to the fence is still an option but it serves little purpose and does not better his position, it simply flattens him to the fence in front of Cejudo.
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Sometimes a bearing was rumored to have ended up in something notable — the retracting roof of the Dallas Cowboys football stadium or a nuclear submarine — giving the workers a feeling of greatness.
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Both Fox News and the Washington Times ended up retracting stories based on the murder-as-leaking-retribution conspiracy plot, but the lore has lived on, to the devastation of Rich's family.
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Mr. Netanyahu, who himself has demonized Mr. Soros as an enemy of Israel, went to the trouble of retracting a statement by Israel's ambassador complaining about Mr. Orban's vilification of Mr. Soros.
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And they're also responding to ABC News retracting and apologizing for reporter Brian Ross's incorrect and erroneous report about General Michael Flynn that spurred a sharp selloff during part of the day Friday.
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During a meeting with Chung Sye-kyun, the speaker of the National Assembly, Ms. Park made the proposal, essentially retracting the appointment, made six days ago, of her own candidate for prime minister.
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With Nafta, Mr. Lighthizer has pursued significant reforms aimed at retracting global supply chains back into the United States, and removing what he describes as incentives for corporations to take their investments abroad.
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Those included scrapping an FCC probe into mobile data plans that critics said violated net neutrality and retracting a report that touted E-Rate, a program funding broadband access in schools and libraries.
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"We see customers looking for a good point of entry into the gold market and, with prices retracting, some of them have jumped at the opportunity," said Vincent Tie, sales manager at Silver Bullion.
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Its hull concealed a huge claw that could be extended on this three miles of piping to grab the sub, along with a secret, giant-doored cavity capable of retracting, swallowing, and transporting it.
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"We are retracting these published papers because the peer review process required for publication in our journals had been deliberately compromised by fabricated peer reviewer reports," Springer Nature said in a statement on RetractionWatch.com.
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In preparation to become an Ecuadorean diplomatic official, Reuters added, Assange penned a letter retracting his request for political asylum that Vintimilla insists means the Wikileaks founder should be kicked out of the embassy.
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The Imperial Shuttle's retracting wings proved to be a bit of a challenge since when raised by a servo they end up sitting too high for gravity to simply pull them back down after.
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Three days later, Bieber's label, Island Def Jam Music Group, rehashed the issue, issuing a takedown notice for the tune before retracting the statement after learning that the artist himself had posted the tune.
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Some in China described Xi's last-minute reneging on the deal as "huiqi (悔棋)," a metaphorical reference to a chess player who regrets a legal move he made and insists on retracting it.
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Mr. Bass recently criticized the Afghan special intelligence agency for using "Soviet-style tactics" after a human-rights activist appeared to have been coerced into retracting accusations that Afghan educators had raped 165 boys.
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Though the technology company has not made a public statement about retracting their donation, Google said in an email statement that the contribution was made on November 218, before Hyde-Smith's remarks became public.
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In fully driverless mode, however, Habib and Albaisa noted vehicles could be transformed into mobile living rooms or offices, with steering wheels retracting and seats being allowed to swivel so occupants can face one another.
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This includes some neat additional features like a retracting steering wheel and brake and gas pedal, which descend into the dashboard and the floor respectively to provide more room for the driver to relax comfortably.
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Prior to the outlet retracting the story, the conspiracy pushed by Fox News was promoted enthusiastically by several of its hosts or hosts of sister networks, none of whom have since corrected themselves on air.
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" But not retracting his endorsement: "I believe that we have more common ground on the policy issues of the day and we have more likelihood of getting our policies enacted with him than with her.
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It said that it considered the action a violation of United Nations resolutions and legally null and void, and that it would hold the United States liable for all consequences of not retracting its decision.
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The 8-megapixel selfie camera slides out from the top of the phone — it sounds clunky, but I've tried it out on the Apex and it was quite usable, protruding and retracting in under a second.
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And in a second spacewalk on September 1st, Williams and Rubins did some crucial cleanup to the outside of the station, by retracting an out-of-use thermal radiator and installing a new external HD camera.
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Dr. Bloodworth, who trained with Dr. Foldès, said he excised Ms. Gbaya's re-accumulated scar tissue, cut the suspensory ligament and anchored the clitoris using tiny stitches, steps he considers necessary to keep it from retracting.
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The counterterrorism police reversed course soon after it came to light that they had published a brochure that lumped the group Extinction Rebellion, not to mention animal rights activists, together with terrorist organizations, retracting the document.
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Alabama police said a 21-year-old who was shot and killed by an officer at a mall in Thanksgiving night "likely did not fire" the shots that wounded two people, retracting an earlier statement, AL.com reports.
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Fox News announced Tuesday it is retracting a story published last week that reignited conspiracy theories around the unsolved killing of Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich, whose family demanded an apology from the conservative news network.
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After telling the Chicago Tribune that he had a new album on the way, then swiftly retracting the comment on Twitter a few hours later, Chance The Rapper has released an EP's worth of new songs anyway.
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On the more negative side of the ledger, however, the process by which the chairman took certain actions as well as retracting certain reports were not in keeping with promises to be more inclusive than his predecessor.
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Right now, I'm going over Coast Guard data and tracking all the ships that pass through the East River on AIS tracking sites, trying to figure out just how frequently that retracting section would have to open.
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Even the lowly drill press is heavily remade, two machine lamps spidering off its top, a brush on a retracting cord to clean away debris, a chuck key and center punch stuck to magnets on the machine's face.
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When he writes that "While Qing-dynasty China reacted to the prodding of the West by retracting like a sea cucumber, Japan swelled up like a distressed puffer fish," he misrepresents both East Asian history and sea cucumbers.
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It's truly designed for autonomy – there's a steering wheel on board, but it vanishes when the user pushes the VW logo buttoning its center, retracting into the dash to provide more room for the driver to stretch out.
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Holm provides an interesting question on the feet because much of Shevchenko's game is parking up just on the end of her opponent's reach and either retracting her lead leg or swaying back with a counter right hook.
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And for my youngest — a quick-witted, freckly kindergartner — it was also the 288th morning I listened for wheezing and checked to see if his chest was retracting, a sign his lungs were working too hard to breathe.
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The centre console between the front seats has a retracting leather lid that hides away all of your paraphernalia and offers the perfect armrest while your right hand's on the wheel, finger in the crevice, enjoying the ride.
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The razzle dazzle of the Audi system leaves the impression that it wants to entertain you, or at least to make driving more of cinematic experience via the virtual cockpit and retracting screen, with a clear beginning and end.
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Following the revelation of a 22005 videotape showing Donald Trump making vulgar comments about women, Republicans have started retracting endorsements – and some are even demanding that Trump withdraw from the race or the party kick him off the ballot.
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It's rare that these companies own the communication channel itself and therefore host both sides of messages as Facebook does in this case, which potentially warrants a different course of action with more transparency than quietly retracting the messages.
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Sixty-five percent in the CNBC-SurveyMonkey online poll released Monday said they believed the economy was likely to begin retracting within 22019 months, while 34 percent of respondents said it was unlikely the U.S. will hit a recession.
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Sixty-five percent in the CNBC-SurveyMonkey online poll released Monday said they believed the economy was likely to begin retracting within 2023 months, while 34 percent of respondents said it was unlikely the U.S. will hit a recession.
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Drill instructors who accompany recruits to these sessions usually sit in a waiting area, but Felix ''stood about 10 feet away,'' according to the report, while Raheel provided what was referred to as a ''voluntary statement'' retracting his threat.
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He has already undergone something of a confirmation-hearing conversion -- retracting many of his hard-line positions during his Senate testimony, including agreeing that settlements aren't helpful to peace and opining that a two-state solution is the best path forward.
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But as we reported, its large exposure to the cryptocurrency market is making it challenging for investors to put a price on the company now that it's valued in the billions, with one investor even retracting an offer at $12 billion.
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Yet according to Rosenberg, the goal of suits he handles is not to get a cash payout; it's to clear up personal and professional damage done by false accusations, often by getting an accuser to make a statement retracting the allegation.
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Alibaba's founder and chairman Jack Ma says the Chinese mega e-commerce company no longer has plans to create 1 million jobs in the US, citing the ongoing trade conflict as the reason Alibaba is retracting its promise to Donald Trump.
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These critcisms were thrown into the spotlight when ProPublica, in conjunction with the Marshall Project, published "An Unbelievable Story of Rape" — an investigative project which showed how a police department in Washington state coerced a woman into retracting a rape allegation.
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That leaves the president and his closest aides with two equally bad options: explicitly acknowledge that the claim was baseless, the opposite of what Trump seems inclined to do, or continue trying to subtly walk it back without formally retracting it.
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Grenell denied in a tweet on Sunday that he sought to take a political stand with his comments, but stopped short of fully retracting them, saying that Trump had led an "awakening from the silent majority" in the U.S. and Europe.
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About a minute and a half after takeoff, after the pilots had performed routine tasks like retracting flaps on the wings, the false reading appears to have set off an automated system known as MCAS, the black box data shows.
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Moreover, while Trump&aposs lawyers complain of not hearing testimony from direct witnesses, the defense could easily solve that problem by retracting Trump&aposs sweeping directive barring all executive branch officials across six agencies from cooperating with Congress&apos impeachment inquiry.
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Fears of a global recession are also driven in part by the mounting costs of Trump's trade battles, with U.S. business investment, exports and manufacturing all retracting as firms hold off on expanding due to an uncertain and chaotic economic climate.
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As Mr. Bewkes was providing a rundown of Time Warner's divisions, he said, he was asked about CNN, which had just made news by retracting a story about Anthony Scaramucci, a Trump confidant who is now the president's communications director.
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The woman pleaded not guilty when her trial began in October, but she later testified that the police had pressured her into retracting her accusations, and the handling of the case by the authorities was condemned in Cyprus and Britain.
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STOCKS: Major indexes are at the day's high, up between 3.0 percent and 3.8 percent BONDS: 6463- US2YT=RR and 10-year US10YT=RR Treasury yields jump to session highs, fully retracting the previous session's big declines FOREX: The dollar index .
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's would-be coalition partners have not agreed to abolish a tax imposed after reunification to help poorer eastern states, a conservative politician told Reuters on Sunday, retracting his previous remarks that a deal on the issue had been reached.
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Gray jersey was spliced into lacy tablecloth linens in bias lines; houndstooth checks formed floor-sweeping double-breasted princess coats; puffers swallowed the head like a turtle retracting into its shell; Fair Isle knits of all kinds were patchworked into regal robes.
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And in a text conversation, right-wing activist and radio host for America's Voice News Jane Ruby — a featured speaker at events Kazan was asked to sponsor — dangled an exclusive "bombshell interview" in exchange for publicly retracting her criticism of the president.
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BERLIN, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Germany's would-be coalition partners have not agreed to abolish a tax imposed after reunification to help poorer eastern states, a conservative politician told Reuters on Sunday, retracting his previous remarks that a deal on the issue had been reached.
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By creating the door handle's structure as a grid of cells that could collapse in pre-defined directions when pressure was applied, turning the plastic door handle resulted in the latch retracting, without requiring a single moving part to be assembled once printing was complete.
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Like previous Arctis headsets, the 29X comes with a dedicated mute button (though retracting the mic will also automatically mute the mic), separate wheels for both volume and adjusting the balance between game audio and voice chat, and two buttons for power and Bluetooth.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - A Chinese ethnic Uighur man arrested in Thailand over a bombing that killed 20 people in Bangkok last year denied on Monday charges of murder or involvement in the attack, retracting an earlier confession his lawyer said he was tortured into making.
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As Vox's Anna North has explained, Hurt was convicted of sexually abusing his 6-year-old stepdaughter in 2001; several judges refused to overturn Hurt's conviction despite his stepdaughter retracting her allegations due to what was believed to be a judge's meddling in the case.
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Mr. Stone has since been suspended from Twitter, and also at times changed his story, claiming that he had no direct knowledge that Russians were responsible for the hacking of the Democrats, and retracting his claim that he had personally communicated with Mr. Assange.
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ABU DHABI, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Abu Dhabi National Oil Company's head of trading said on Tuesday that ADNOC wanted to make its Murban futures contract a price marker alongside Brent futures, retracting an earlier comment to a conference saying the firm wanted Murban to replace Brent.
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No, folks, I'm not retracting any of my "it won't be Trump" predictions just yet, but in the interest of staying au courant with my fellow pundits in the wake of last night's Nevada steamrolling let's stroll for a moment in a world where Donald Trump actually wins the nomination.
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"While the law is clear and unchanged -- that diversity is a compelling government interest that permits race conscious admission -- retracting this guidance will make it more challenging for school districts and colleges to understand your Departments' enforcement of the law to ensure the institution is in compliance," the senators wrote.
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At Princeton in 85033, a student swept up in the emotion of a rally at which survivors shared stories of sexual violence made up a violent rape that never happened — and later began to name an innocent male student as the perpetrator, retracting her claim only after he filed a complaint.
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Tensions between the two parties have intensified in recent days, with Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) retracting the president's invite for the State of the Union until the government has reopened.
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"The company is currently unable to estimate the impacts of COVID-19 in an honest fashion and, as a result, it is retracting its projection for EBITDA...for its beer business in Brazil in the first quarter of 2020...as well as all other future projections for this year," the company said.
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PARALIMNI, Cyprus — A British woman who was convicted last month of lying to the authorities in Cyprus when she accused a dozen Israelis of raping her in a resort town before retracting her statement will not serve any time in prison, after she was given a four-month suspended sentence on Tuesday.
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Bill NelsonClarence (Bill) William NelsonAl Franken says he 'absolutely' regrets resigning Democrats target Florida Hispanics in 2020 Poll: Six Democrats lead Trump in Florida match-ups MORE (Fla.), lashed out at Pai on Wednesday for retracting a progress report on the FCC's E-Rate program, which helps provide broadband access to schools and libraries.
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" (The headline would later change as Fox News scrambled to rewrite the story before inevitably retracting it.)On the day of publication, the investigator referenced by the initial headline, a Fox News contributor named Rod Wheeler, would claim during a CNN interview that he had seen "no evidence to suggest Rich had contacted Wikileaks before his death.
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Schumer was heavily criticized by liberal activists for his concessions on wall funding last January, an offer he wound up retracting, and it's unlikely he and Pelosi would be willing to take on that kind of heat unless they were certain a deal would not only be guaranteed but also ensure that Democrats walk away with other significant victories.
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The N.C.A.A.'s carefully worded statement left the door open to its continuing to make decisions on a case-by-case basis and even to retracting hosting opportunities on short notice in light of new developments — as it did last year, when it moved several championship events, including men's basketball tournament games, out of the state.
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New Hampshire's leading newspaper is retracting its endorsement of Chris Christie for president after the New Jersey governor endorsed Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE last week.
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Yet Trump hasn't warmed to the role and seemingly does almost precisely the opposite, inflaming the race with a threat to "spill the beans" on Ted Cruz's wife, Heidi; putting forth but soon retracting the idea that women should be punished if abortions were ruled illegal; and carrying on a running defense of his campaign manager after he was charged with battery, accused of grabbing a reporter.
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It&aposs worth noting, too, that though the president&aposs lawyers complain of not hearing testimony from witnesses who spoke to Trump directly, the defense team led by White House counsel Pat Cipollone could easily solve that problem by retracting Trump&aposs sweeping directive last year barring all executive branch officials across six agencies from cooperating with the House of Representatives&apos impeachment inquiry.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's lawyer Rudy Giuliani on Saturday praised the lawyer representing Michael Cohen for retracting his previous statements to CNN about the Trump Tower meeting in 2016.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has sentenced the Obama administration's war on fossil fuels to the ash heap of history by withdrawing from the Paris climate agreement, repealing the Clean Power Plan, and retracting "social costs of carbon" estimates.
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During last night's presidential debate, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE had an opportunity to repair his relationship with the Latino community by repudiating - or at least retracting - many of the anti-immigrant, anti-Latino comments which have been part of his stump speech for the past year.
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Scalise likened Nadler's decision to House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) retracting President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's invitation to deliver the State of the Union during the partial government shutdown.
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When I talk about that double speak and the double think, when you say with your mouth that the reason you want to be part of the cultural imperialist project is you want to make parts of the world where there is oppression or human rights violations happening more like the liberal west, but at the same time you're you're kind of retracting, or silencing people who speak against your own involvement in those places, or who speak against the oppression in those places.
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