And it won't take long for them to seize upon the opportunity.
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To discover — and seize upon — them is to find anchors in a storm.
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Will customers seize upon Digital Day in the same way they do for Prime Day?
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"The economic issue is the critical issue for us to seize upon," Hoyer said Monday.
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GreenPark could seize upon this moment by helping us align our identities with a team.
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House Republicans plan to seize upon the deadline to highlight proposed reforms to the IRS.
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Lawmakers should seize upon these trends and pursue smart federal and state policy to accelerate them.
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Republicans have tried to seize upon that growth, promoting the federal changes as an economic engine.
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For some reason, my family's pain has been a trigger for people to seize upon us harder.
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A growing number of companies, including Virgin Orbit, are looking to seize upon the small rocket market.
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The Clinton campaign was eager to seize upon it as fresh evidence that Mr. Trump is sexist.
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Failing to seize upon and develop this capability will leave us at a strategic and operational disadvantage.
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Nor, for the sake of a titillating item, did she seize upon ugly rumors or tasteless embarrassments.
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Whereas the Democrats are obviously motivated to seize upon that as a plausible account of what occurred.
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Tabloids and newspapers seize upon dramatic stories that have Abrahamic belief, or deviations from it, at their core.
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Some have already begun to seize upon the inspector general's report, mischaracterizing it as clear evidence of a crime.
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Given the role race and immigration played in 2016, many people will seize upon these changes to score points.
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It is critical that the Air Force seize upon the interest from Congress and truly "go fast" in space.
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But by the 1950s, candy manufacturers saw an opportunity to seize upon the youth-centric holiday and took it.
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It seemed like the moment for the Mets to seize upon, with the top of the order coming up.
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Yet I also seize upon absurd moments, as that's as much a part of the human condition as misery.
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Democrats believe Clinton's negatives hurt her in 2016, and they recognize that Trump was quick to seize upon them.
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Opposition Labour finance spokesman John McDonnell said last week a second Brexit referendum "might be an option we seize upon".
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I think there's a lot of people that understand that this is a unique opportunity that we need to seize upon.
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To see Cuomo seize upon terrible policy proposals from the democratic presidential candidates — which evidently didn't excite the voters — is disheartening.
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The lawyers appear ready to seize upon any lies told in earlier months of the investigation and poised to leverage insiders.
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Cloud Peak Energy had been preparing for several years to seize upon the arrival of an industry-friendly administration in Washington.
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Pressed to decide, jurors uncomfortable in voting to convict might seize upon a language issue to explain their reluctance, she said.
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Levitt sees Kobach's willingness to seize upon those figures and create his own narrative as a classic instance of confirmation bias.
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Many lawmakers, chiefly Republicans, seize upon the wave of inversions as proof that corporate taxes in the United States are too high.
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"They'll seize upon this, arguing, 'If you lump us in there with Klansmen, you're trying to smear us by association,'" Lenz said.
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Critics say Trump would seize upon his stumbles and that Democrats need to nominate someone who will excite the progressive base. Sens.
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"The Republicans are in such desperate shape because of (Republican presidential candidate Donald) Trump, they would seize upon anything," Reid told reporters.
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And when they wonder, they seize upon the easiest thing to criticize, the first thing anybody would notice: the way you're dressed.
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There is an identity politics issue with this name that you can easily seize upon because it's not the class problem, really.
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Softbank's founder, Masayoshi Son, has never been shy about his ambition to seize upon the future of technology through investments and acquisitions.
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New and dangerous political actors were quick to seize upon the public's hunger to find scapegoats as the political mood turned dark.
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" And Ms. Karlan offered the following, pithy line that Democrats will no doubt seize upon: "President Trump must be held to account.
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"We must seize upon his special characteristics, such as liking instant gratification, and set up some things that bring immediate results," he said.
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Republicans have been preemptively trying to downplay its importance, but Democrats are sure to seize upon the analysis if it predicts insurance losses.
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What they mostly do is provide politicians with ready-made ideas they can seize upon as their own solutions to pressing national problems.
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Democrats are also expected to seize upon comments that Mr. Puzder has made in support of automation and his stances against overtime pay.
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Taxation and hunting are two issues northerners are quick to seize upon when criticizing laws they feel are unfairly imposed by the state.
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He was concerned thousands of other plaintiffs would seize upon a financial figure in any agreement and demand costly settlements themselves, they said.
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Each year, politicians and civic leaders seize upon this day to emphasize just how unjust that is and preach the importance of gender parity.
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Still, the defense will seize upon this development to explain Hayes' heightened tension and the reasonableness of his actions in repeatedly firing his weapon.
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"Republicans are in such desperate shape because of Trump (that) they would seize upon anything" to divert attention, said Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid.
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Knowing Holocaust deniers would seize upon even a minor historical inaccuracy as ammunition to discredit the Jewish genocide, curators opted not to display the document.
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Gordon has had the good fortune to seize upon, for his subject, not only an important writer but one who led a deeply interesting life.
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From there, it wasn't hard for consultant Lee Atwater, a seasoned Republican pugilist, to seize upon the issue and create the ad attacking the Democratic nominee.
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All of this points to an appetite for Latin American tech that Movile is hoping it can seize upon with its new $124 million in financing.
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Yet this is the kernel of the Trump strategy at play: to seize upon a partial fact, remove its context and then woefully exaggerate its consequences.
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He is not without controversy, however, because of his own business links to Ukrainian oligarch Igor Kolomoyskyi – something his opponents have been quick to seize upon.
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But why haven't other competitors — Lyft first and foremost, but also smaller ones like Gett — been able to seize upon those issues and provide more heat?
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At a time when it feels like Every Man Is Bad™, Jeff Goldblum Is Good is the narrative we all want — nay, need — to seize upon.
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Trump can also seize upon comparatively unimportant issues to portray himself as a champion of working people even as he betrays them on much more important ones.
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But Fitzgerald and his team do seize upon the Unabomber's Manifesto as a way to start building a profile of a figure who could be literally anyone.
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The future of the American national security space enterprise now rests on the ability of the Air Force and the intelligence community to seize upon emerging technologies.
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Advocates for reproductive rights -- including the right to legal and safe abortions -- were quick to seize upon the news with their analysis about the trend in Texas.
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Torches and tragedy When they look back on the 1303 days that just passed, historians may first seize upon August 11, the day white nationalists stormed Charlottesville, Virginia.
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While the report is nonbinding, junior creditors led by the Appaloosa Management hedge fund will seize upon its findings to demand a better payout in ongoing mediated talks.
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The thought of vanishing completely from the world, of being engulfed in ineradicable darkness, would seize upon me and crush with it the very existence of the world.
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An America with an uninformed and unengaged president would be hard-pressed to meet the challenges it faces, much less seize upon opportunities to promote peace and prosperity.
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Seize upon the opportunity While social distancing sounds like an introvert's dream, the context in which it's happening can still make the solo hours stressful rather than therapeutic.
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As a policy student advocating increased intake of refugees by United States, I am saddened to see anti-refugee groups seize upon the attacks as proof of their position.
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Yet inevitably, some will seize upon the incident to call for greater regulation of the airlines (a practice that has experienced a bit of a resurgence in Congress recently).
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Apparently keen to seize upon a spike in the polls, Abe said he wanted to "gain the confidence of the people… and push forward strong diplomacy" to counter North Korea.
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When he spoke, it was if he held an invisible tuning fork held to his ear, listening for the smallest murmur of applause, which he would seize upon and amplify.
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For others, the displacement and subsequent relocation to new areas allowed them to "seize upon new opportunities, whether it be educational opportunities, employment or new opportunities for relationships," Lowe said.
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That could be doubled or tripled easily, he said, as local investors seize upon new listings, newly proposed tax incentives and planned new investment vehicles such as venture capital trusts.
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He is also an expert at sowing narratives that his conservative media cheerleaders seize upon to build political pressure that ensures that Republican lawmakers pay a price for criticizing him.
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They hear the bad-mouthing that comes from people that seize upon tragedy as a reason to use a broad brush to accuse law enforcement of implicit bias or institutional racism.
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The Siri Suggested problem seems to stem from what researchers call a "data void," which is what happens when a term doesn't have "natural informative results" and manipulators seize upon it.
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I strongly encourage leadership in both the House and the Senate to seize upon this momentum and in the spirit of bipartisanship to create more comprehensive tax overhaul for the future.
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In the grand digital tradition of American political debates, the audience tends to seize upon singular phrases or gestures that, at least for a few hours, seem to define the evening's discussion.
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That the democratization of information that the internet, that the allowance of somebody like Andrew Yang can seize upon an issue that people actually care about — the job loss in this country.
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The "Groundhog Day"-like monotony combined with a 24-hour news cycle means that if something "new and stupid," as Vale puts it, happens on the trail, the media seize upon it.
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Gordon notes that many of the skills were the same she'd use in criminal law: fact-gathering, interviewing traumatized people, and finding gaps or holes in a story that officials might seize upon.
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Taking a cue from the wellness industry, encourage riders to seize upon the M.T.A.'s leisurely pace and spotty Wi-Fi service as an opportunity to unwind from the frenzy of modern life.
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"Uber is appealing to Europe at the very moment when Europe is starting to seize upon problems linked to the web," said Séverine Bourlier, secretary general of the National Taxi Union in France.
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Donald Trump -- the savviest political marketer ever to occupy the White House -- was quick to seize upon the de Blasio news by tweeting out a hastily produced attack video from aboard Air Force One.
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McConnell's stroke of genius, Blunt said, was to seize upon the organizing resolution that the Senate passed 100 to 0 before Clinton's impeachment trial to unify the GOP conference before the trial even started.
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Nylan continues: If the enemy commander is avid for advantage, useit to lure him in;If he is volatile, seize upon that;If he is solid, prepare well for battle;If he is strong, evade him.
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And so it has gone in the many debates over the years: Challengers sometimes seize upon debates to catapult up while front-runners and incumbents sometimes stumble and are pounced upon by their opponents and the media.
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Buffett noted that much of it has to do with managers having poor capital management skills, along with the tendency to seize upon any evidence or data — no matter how inaccurate — that supports their resistance to change.
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It shows that ad-targeting can not only track you at the personal, individual level but also that it doesn't take a corporation's resources to seize upon that surveillance tool—just time, determination, and about a thousand dollars.
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In each case, Apple wasn't the first to develop a new technology, but it was usually the first to get the timing right: Apple would seize upon a confluence of consumer electronics trends to make a huge change.
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Rather, we should seize upon the proposal from AMLO to form a three-way partnership among the United States, Mexico and Canada that collectively invests more into Central America, bringing greater stability and inclusive growth to the region.
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In the short term, Trump and his allies are likely to seize upon the sentence to argue that Mueller fell short of his goals after an ambitious trial and reached beyond his mandate by pursuing him at all.
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Not just for their sake but for the country's, it is important that Trump and his team now seize upon this 100-day landmark, stop being so defensive, and quietly learn from these early months how to govern effectively.
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The groups are varied in their approach, but share a common thread of deep suspicion of the Democratic Party and an apparent determination to seize upon the hypersensitive political moment in a country with a deeply troubled racial past.
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" The Commission was launched at the World Economic Forum in Davos in January 2016, with its core mission resting on making a strong argument for "why business leaders should seize upon sustainable development as the greatest opportunity of a lifetime.
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Pence said: [Police] hear the bad mouthing that comes from people that seize upon tragedy in the wake of police action shootings as a reason to use a broad brush to accuse law enforcement of implicit bias or institutional racism.
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They did not look like a team aware that City might seize upon the slightest slip, that the pace all three contenders have set this season is so fierce that a draw counts as a defeat, a defeat equates to disaster.
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Any fan of the Broken Earth novels will eagerly seize upon "Stone Hunger," set in that series' universe, in which another fierce girl, an "orogene" with the power to stoke or subdue geological tensions, pursues the man who destroyed her city.
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It is critical for Washington to look at the threat and the opportunity space presents and that which the Space Force seeks to address, and establish the right culture to respond to the former and to seize upon the latter.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump, in '05, Had Write-Off of $100 Million" (front page, March 15): What a distraction it is for Donald Trump's critics to seize upon the release of a scant two pages of his tax returns.
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Hoping to seize upon the universal disdain the electorate feels for tech companies that abuse their privacy, the Democrats have concocted a plan to beat back the data vampires—a little incentive for those still on the fence in this November election.
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Natural gas was seen as a cleaner alternative to coal, a factor the industry was happy to seize upon as it allowed them to boost output while being seen as part of the solution to climate change, rather than part of the problem.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women working in Hollywood should seize upon the global outrage sparked by the Harvey Weinstein scandal to demand gender equality in the film industry, said female actors, producers and directors on Monday at an awards ceremony in Britain.
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Rather, improving the SEC's diversity disclosures should be viewed as a bipartisan opportunity to seize upon recommendations from Fink and other business leaders that will result in more transparent capital markets and better corporate governance, both of which will ultimately promote economic growth.
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Merino said new advisers today could benefit from "never viewing a simple interaction as a non-event," and he sees the multi-trillion-dollar US wealth transfer set to hit the industry in the coming years as an opportunity advisers can seize upon.
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Republican lawmakers who are vehemently opposed to the administration's closure efforts will likely seize upon the new recidivism statistics as evidence of why Guantanamo should remain open, and why the detainees who have been cleared for transfer should continue to be detained.
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Speaking to the renewed vigor in the union since the May election of French President Emmanuel Macron who ran on a strongly pro-European platform, Frieden said that now is the time for member states to seize upon the momentum and deepen their internal relations.
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As I want to believe, it is tempting to seize upon the notion that this dismantling of trust in an environment is an intentional unraveling, one which defrays the very privilege inherent in being able to trust a system or give yourself over to someone else.
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Just as the Japanese made whiskey their own beginning in the 1920s — founding a distilling tradition that is currently enjoying massive worldwide popularity — so, in the 1950s, did they seize upon the highball as a way to deliver that new, unfamiliar liquid to a skeptical population.
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If the United States government can break its outdated model of acquisition, seize upon the new and emerging capabilities offered by commercial companies in space, and rapidly integrate advanced technologies into the national security space architecture, America will control the highest ground for the next generation and beyond.
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But they also — they also hear the bad mouthing, the bad mouthing that comes from people that seize upon tragedy in the wake of police action shootings as — as a reason to — to use a broad brush to accuse law enforcement of — of implicit bias or institutional racism.
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Mr. Trump has been quick to seize upon the demand by some Democrats to abolish ICE as evidence that the party is opposed to any border enforcement, and he has repeatedly charged, without evidence, that Democrats care more about protecting criminal immigrants than they do about safeguarding American citizens.
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But as a progressive myself, steeped in the liberal worldview, I must say that I often learn a lot — however painfully — from these conservatives with whom I utterly disagree, partly because they gleefully seize upon inconvenient facts that my side tends to ignore because they don't fit our narrative.
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He could break protocol and publicly announce that the agency's investigation of Hillary Clinton's private email server had been re-opened, or he could remain quiet, ensuring that Republicans, who were likely to maintain majorities in Congress, would seize upon that decision once it became public (likely after the election).
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But the plaintiffs in multiple lawsuits will most likely seize upon a congressional repudiation as support for their argument that, in declaring a national emergency to take money for his wall that was not appropriated by Congress, Mr. Trump is subverting the Constitution, which grants Congress clear control over federal spending.
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The possibility of a no-deal Brexit sent the pound to a two-week low on Tuesday but the currency climbed as sentiment improved slightly after opposition Labour finance spokesman John McDonnell McDonnell was quoted by the Guardian newspaper as saying a second Brexit referendum "might be an option we seize upon".
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Make no mistake, if Puerto Rico is allowed to renege on the constitutional guarantees afforded to the relatively small tranche of its creditors who purchased Commonwealth bonds, then profligate states like Illinois and New Jersey will seize upon that to begin lobbying Washington for the same authority, and that's a big problem.
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McCain was only one of many prominent women—from Swanee Hunt, a Texas oil heiress whom Bill Clinton made the ambassador to Austria, to Linda Smith, a former congresswoman from Washington's 3rd District beloved by the religious right—to seize upon trafficking as a way to extend their brands to humanitarian intervention.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The mass shooting in Orlando, Florida has allowed Donald Trump to seize upon a familiar issue he has used to great advantage -the threat of Islamist militants and his plan to limit Muslim immigration to the United States, offering him what could be a crucial moment to re-boot his sputtering presidential campaign.
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But whether the sartorial choices of the witness, Todd R. Howe, will be enough to distract jurors from the inconvenient fact of his incarceration remains to be seen, as defense lawyers are sure to seize upon his arrest as confirmation of their arguments that Mr. Howe is unreliable, untrustworthy and out to save his own skin.
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"While you worry about how hawkish Americans might seize upon Iranian actions to instigate a broader conflict they themselves haven't fully thought through, don't lose sight of the fact that the other guy can sometimes be even more short-sighted in his actions," Andrew Exum, a top Middle East Pentagon official from 2015 to 2016, tweeted on Monday.
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The idea -- and it's a half-baked one at that -- is for these covert soldiers to sneak into Mexico and, as retaliation, trigger a war among the drug cartels, who are blamed for transporting terrorists into the U.S. Rather than kill the leaders, though, they seize upon kidnapping a narco's 12-year-old daughter, Isabela (Isabela Moner), pinning the provocative act on one of his rivals.
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Although the overall picture emerging from the polling indicates Democrats are winning the argument over the shutdown, Trump's long-established affinity for cherry-picking suggests he could seize upon CBS's finding that a slight majority want Democrats to agree to a budget that includes wall funding to make a case that the people are on his side — even if that same poll indicates two-thirds of Americans want him to agree to a budget without wall funding as a way to end the shutdown.
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