Still, it's a sentiment echoed on the streets of Cúcuta.
|
|
It's a sentiment echoed across all the responses I received.
|
|
Michael Bennet told me, a sentiment echoed throughout the committee.
|
|
"Things are still progressing," he said, a sentiment echoed by many visitors.
|
|
It was a sentiment echoed by Waldhauser during a conference call with reporters.
|
|
That sentiment echoed across the internet, appearing even in reviews of the episode.
|
|
It's a sentiment echoed by many developers in the industry, especially independent developers.
|
|
It's a sentiment echoed by several of the former Beta brothers' legal teams.
|
|
Her sentiment echoed that of survivors and family members of victims killed in the Feb.
|
|
"Kim Kardashian Gets Political" Harper's Bazaar tweeted, a sentiment echoed in many headlines this week.
|
|
It's a sentiment echoed by author and independent scholar Stephen Morris, who has written about Perchta.
|
|
Mike Coffman, a sentiment echoed by the Colorado Republican's colleagues on both sides of the aisle.
|
|
It was a sentiment echoed in a statement by Porsche AG board member Detlev von Platen.
|
|
It's a sentiment echoed by Dr. Patrice Harris, chairwoman of the American Medical Association's opioids task force.
|
|
That fixation with individuality was a sentiment echoed repeatedly throughout the day, among both rappers and fans.
|
|
It was a sentiment echoed by the student at Peking University before she tried to commit suicide.
|
|
Yelchin's real-life reputation for being amiable and professional was another sentiment echoed again and again by colleagues.
|
|
"I've made contributions but no calls," Urstadt said, a sentiment echoed by at least one other Presidential Trust member.
|
|
It's hard to believe that DeGeneres is 60, a sentiment echoed in a star-studded birthday wish compilation video.
|
|
It was a sentiment echoed by silver-haired Alina Bloomgarden, a self-described "adventurer" from the Upper West Side.
|
|
It was a sentiment echoed by Jones, who saw the changes in the industry as a source of excitement.
|
|
Makinen said the marine division remained fundamentally strong, a sentiment echoed in the release by group chief executive Warren East.
|
|
"To change plans would be unacceptable," said one New York resident, a sentiment echoed by the mayor and governor alike.
|
|
On Thursday, President Moon accused Japan of "politicizing" the South Korean court rulings, a sentiment echoed by his prime minister.
|
|
It was a sentiment echoed in a statement issued by the Police Department on Tuesday in response to the lawsuit.
|
|
McConnell originally said that Moore should step aside "if these allegations are true," a sentiment echoed by other GOP senators.
|
|
Rubio minced no words, calling the Cuban leader "evil and murderous" in a sharply worded statement, a sentiment echoed by Trump.
|
|
Also seen as worrying in the survey was the government's lengthy decision-making process, a sentiment echoed by Uiterwaal and others.
|
|
It's a sentiment echoed by even Musk's most loyal fans, replying to his tweets, wondering if he's doing the right thing.
|
|
" But he added a sentiment echoed by many in the art world: "I feel bad she's the one it happened to.
|
|
It was a sentiment echoed by Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson who predicted Trump would overcome his current predicament.
|
|
A sentiment echoed by Assured Guaranty, which has approximately $853 million of net par exposure to PREPA's debt as of Sept.
|
|
Still, Fresk told CNBC the country's overall situation remains "dire," a sentiment echoed by other observers troubled by Zuma's weakened political clout.
|
|
He calls them "second only to God," a sentiment echoed by 64-year-old Rasanayagam Sarojinidevi, who works in the staff canteen.
|
|
Walker confirmed that the summer was soft for the company, much like the sentiment echoed by various industrial companies for that period.
|
|
Ted Cruz of Texas left the meeting saying there is a "renewed commitment" to repealing Obamacare, a sentiment echoed by other Republicans.
|
|
I've heard the same sentiment echoed again and again in dining halls, in between classes, and in the quieter corners of labs.
|
|
That was a sentiment echoed by Andrew Leigh, the shadow assistant treasurer and a member of parliament from the opposition Labour party.
|
|
More than half of Republicans questioned — 56 percent — said he should resign, pollsters found, a sentiment echoed by 40 percent of Democrats.
|
|
"Where's nick at," commented nursu_kurt, followed by the crying laughing emoji and three hearts — a sentiment echoed in numerous comments on the photo.
|
|
Hatch on Monday predicted that Trump would begin working more closely with Democrats, a sentiment echoed by White House press secretary Sean Spicer.
|
|
"We are counting on the state," said Faye in Khar Yalla - a sentiment echoed by others who have already seen their homes disappear.
|
|
It is a sentiment echoed by Ms. Lu, her friend of a decade, who wondered why Ms. Yang had involved herself in politics.
|
|
Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rosselló has stressed the need to "build back better," a sentiment echoed by U.S. disaster relief and housing officials.
|
|
The commission had received 240,000 letters demanding that it cease trying to remove Mr. Lester, a sentiment echoed by a number of newspaper editorials.
|
|
And while Ketcham took issue with Adapt's pricing, in his congressional testimony he called the Evzio's price "truly astounding," a sentiment echoed by others.
|
|
It's a sentiment echoed by Banfi Vintners co-CEO Cristina Mariani-May, who's run in 11 marathons, including her second in Boston in 2010.
|
|
"Edith is the Rep, and the Rep is Edith," was a sentiment echoed frequently in interviews with those close to the Repertory last month.
|
|
UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab called Macaire's arrest a "flagrant violation of international law" -- a sentiment echoed by the German and French foreign ministries.
|
|
"There are many things affecting the market, not just supply and demand," he continued, a sentiment echoed by Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih.
|
|
"I got so used to being the only female in the room," she says — a sentiment echoed by several of the women Refinery29 spoke to.
|
|
Colton reassures his dad that he's been totally honest with Becca about the situation and they've moved past it, a sentiment echoed by Becca herself.
|
|
So, gaining a better understanding of what's going on is welcome — a sentiment echoed by Ken Sato, a molecular biologist at Gunma University in Japan.
|
|
"There's a lot of suspicion in Europe about American motives," a French defense analyst told the New York Times in a sentiment echoed by others.
|
|
"The last thing you want in your vagina is a sugar-coated hand or mouth," says sex educator Effy Blue, a sentiment echoed by Doe.
|
|
O'Leary said Europe's governments and the EU Commission needed to step in, a sentiment echoed in the statement by Wizz Air's Chief Executive Jozsef Varadi.
|
|
Trump has also referred to undocumented immigration as an invasion at least six times on Twitter, a sentiment echoed by the suspected shooter in his manifesto.
|
|
Another Facebook user, Denise Hadaway, commented that it was the best back-to-school picture she had ever seen, a sentiment echoed by many other users.
|
|
It's a constant process, a sentiment echoed by other industry insiders about DTC products from influencers, who often use a limited release strategy to sustain enthusiasm.
|
|
Dave Brat (R-Va.) said he's doubtful the GOP package could pass in its current form, a sentiment echoed by many of his Freedom Caucus colleagues.
|
|
A club regular told me it was actually less crowded than a normal Thursday, a sentiment echoed by a stripper I spoke to later that evening.
|
|
Mr. Trump repeated his declaration that "Obamacare is a disaster" — a sentiment echoed more specifically by White House and cabinet officials in the past few days.
|
|
"The only thing I have ever wanted is for Morgan to stop hurting women," Lila told me — a sentiment echoed by multiple women interviewed by The Verge.
|
|
He expressed that the game is still very early in development, a sentiment echoed by the game's creator Neil Druckmann, who wrote a short blog post online.
|
|
Daniel said she felt Easterbrook, the CEO&aposs leadership team, and the McDonald&aposs board were increasingly focused on shareholder returns, a sentiment echoed by other franchisees.
|
|
Mr. Trump said on Twitter that the nominee's remarks had been misrepresented, a sentiment echoed by the White House press secretary, Sean Spicer, during a contentious briefing.
|
|
Earlier this year, ARM Chief Executive Simon Segars told CNBC that the automotive industry could be a big growth driver for chipmakers, a sentiment echoed by Masayoshi Son.
|
|
This sentiment echoed a note Monday from Deutsche Bank macro strategist Alan Ruskin, who suggested such a move would be too disruptive for the world's second-largest economy.
|
|
Angela Merkel, the German chancellor and an Atlanticist to her bones, declared the executive order's "general suspicion" of Muslims unjustified, a sentiment echoed in many other European capitals.
|
|
Though he was leering at her, she writes that "it was hard to say no because he's so powerful," a sentiment echoed by several other of Weinstein's accusers.
|
|
He has denied any wrongdoing, saying the case is politically motivated, a sentiment echoed by opposition parties, business leaders and some senior African National Congress (ANC) party figures.
|
|
They believe that no matter how hard they work, they are always sidelined, while lazy, undeserving ethnic groups receive unmerited special treatment — a sentiment echoed by white nationalists.
|
|
She said she "[wanted] to cry" but was relieved that Gleason was off the streets—a sentiment echoed by the Baton Rouge Police during their Tuesday press conference.
|
|
But he sent a short, incisive message, read by the presenter Jennifer Aniston, on the urgency of climate change, a sentiment echoed by his fellow Australian, Cate Blanchett.
|
|
It's a sentiment echoed by his army of inspirees, who in many cases remark that they literally are listening to him through their headphones as they make their tributes.
|
|
The future president has vowed to defund Planned Parenthood — a sentiment echoed by his vice president — a blow for anyone wanting to safely seek and receive reproductive health care.
|
|
A review in the Wall Street Journal begrudges the latter, noting that "some works feel lost in [Dreamlands'] dense, at times cacophonous labyrinth" — a sentiment echoed by critics elsewhere.
|
|
What's next: "We're encouraged that a deal has been reached and we're anxious to get the details," Schuele says — a sentiment echoed by the industry's most prominent trade groups.
|
|
The deal does little to address the outsourcing of jobs, the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers said Tuesday, a sentiment echoed by the United Automobile Workers union.
|
|
"I want to make Sam proud," Taylor Thick, the "three-minute man," told me, a sentiment echoed by the rest of the contestants, including Shredz, Samantha's real-life husband.
|
|
It was a sentiment echoed by Muslim leaders across the United States, who said the community's fears are legitimate but urged them to remain courageous and worship freely. Rep.
|
|
It became a common refrain during and after the presidential campaign that people should take Trump "seriously not literally," a sentiment echoed even by Trump's former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
|
|
Officially, Murillo Karam said Guzman would not be extradited until he finished serving his time in Mexico, a sentiment echoed by the ambassador to the United States, Eduardo Medina-Mora.
|
|
But, he added, "I would always welcome past clients to send me an email and let me know how they're doing," a sentiment echoed by other therapists I spoke to.
|
|
Prince William has frequently expressed that his late mother Princess Diana would have adored Kate Middleton, a sentiment echoed by Prince Harry, who's also close with his sister-in-law.
|
|
Instead, developers and landlords are seeking what Mr. Vouvalides described as "a higher, better use" for the properties, a sentiment echoed by elected officials and supported by real estate data.
|
|
He has previously called your steel and aluminum tariff unacceptable and said that he'll stand up for Canadian workers, a sentiment echoed by Canadian Chrystia Foreign Minister Freeland on Friday.
|
|
The US State Department said Nimr's execution "risks exacerbating sectarian tensions at a time when they urgently need to be reduced," a sentiment echoed by EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini.
|
|
The U.S. State Department said Nimr's execution "risks exacerbating sectarian tensions at a time when they urgently need to be reduced", a sentiment echoed by EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini.
|
|
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers criticized the deal on Tuesday for doing too little to address the outsourcing of jobs, a sentiment echoed by the U.A.W. on Wednesday.
|
|
But she was fed up with being asked about politics and with everyone assuming that her works were a commentary on Turkey, she said, a sentiment echoed by several other artists.
|
|
"Beautiful scenery as you saw and with the mountains like this, the temples at the top - it was just stunning to walk up there," he added in a sentiment echoed by Kate.
|
|
All eyes are on the energy sector this time around, which are projected to see a huge improvement from last year, a sentiment echoed by PNC's global chief investment strategist Bill Stone.
|
|
Bosch said he had no fear of being arrested, a sentiment echoed by deposed deputy president Oriol Junqueras when asked by CNBC Monday if he was afraid he could go to prison.
|
|
Trauber said companies active in the high-margin Permian Basin in Texas were particularly attractive, a sentiment echoed by Christopher Paulsen, vice president of business development at Dallas-based Pioneer Natural Resources.
|
|
The fashion blogger Bryan Yambao, who blogs under the name BryanBoy and has over 600,000 Instagram followers, expressed skepticism about the brand's claim that it was hacked — a sentiment echoed widely online.
|
|
Mr. Beckham said that he was "so proud" of his wife and that he expected the next decade "to be even more exciting" for her business, a sentiment echoed by Mr. Fuller.
|
|
She said in a court filing and in interviews that she felt Mr. Spiro had misled her, a sentiment echoed by the other two women, who spoke to The New York Times.
|
|
United University Professions, which represents 35,000 faculty members at New York State campuses, offered support for the plan but also argued for more full-time faculty, a sentiment echoed by other groups.
|
|
Meanwhile, unlike other forms of holiday and travel, the cruise industry is only more recently being digitised, a sentiment echoed by Emmanuel DeSousa, Managing Partner of Princeville Global, who joins the Dreamlines board.
|
|
" It's a sentiment echoed by historian Howard Zinn, who reminded the 2005 class of Spelman College that democracy isn't handed down from the government but from "people getting together and struggling for justice.
|
|
That's a sentiment echoed by experts at Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC) in New York and Whitman Walker Health (WWH) in Washington, DC, two of the largest HIV/AIDS clinics in the nation.
|
|
It was a sentiment echoed during one of Fabián's weekly G.E.D. classes held in the offices of the Asociación Tepeyac de New York, an education and advocacy group working with Latin American immigrants.
|
|
"Senate Republicans stole a Supreme Court seat in plain daylight," Dan Cantor, the national director of the Working Families Party, told VICE News as he steamed about Garland, a sentiment echoed by MoveOn.
|
|
But China expressed confidence on Wednesday it could reach a deal, a sentiment echoed by U.S. President Donald Trump a day after he warned of more tariffs if the two sides could not agree.
|
|
The chair of the summit Donald Tusk said there would need to be a more positive narrative to reach a Brexit deal in December - a sentiment echoed by European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker.
|
|
Neil Bush noted in the CNN "New Day" interview that John Kasich's decision to remain in the race will aid Trump in securing the nomination, a sentiment echoed by 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
|
|
The UN ambassador, Nikki Haley, called Assad a "war criminal" days ago but said that removing him from power wasn't going to be a "top priority," a sentiment echoed by Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
|
|
Stratfor analyst Reva Goujon on Twitter called the move "potentially another big blow to the U.S. tech industry amid US-China economic battle," a sentiment echoed on social media by some Indians and their supporters.
|
|
He called on Guatemala to revise the bill in line with international standards, a sentiment echoed by the U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee, which urged Giammattei in a letter to veto the bill.
|
|
But by making pasta to sell in the camp, Abbakaka said she is able to cope without him - a sentiment echoed by the two widows helping her to knead the dough and stretch it into shape.
|
|
Because I only want to see Mischa re-ascend the throne if she's having a blast doing it — which should be a sentiment echoed by anyone who followed and sounded off on her early-aughts career.
|
|
The Daily Beast noted that, internally at NBC, there is a dispute over how many sources Farrow had on the record when he walked out of the door, a sentiment echoed by sources speaking to BuzzFeed News.
|
|
Corporate law firm Latham & Watkins, which represented the music streaming platform in its direct listing, wrote that Spotify wanted to list with as much transparency, access and price discovery as possible, a sentiment echoed by Slack's chief.
|
|
"Erdogan was rattled by the opposition campaign and will work hard ahead of local elections in March 2019 to maintain support," he added, a sentiment echoed by Ian Bremmer, the head of political analysis firm Eurasia Group.
|
|
Backers of the rule say it protects health care workers from having to violate their personal beliefs, a sentiment echoed Wednesday by Stephanie Taub, senior counsel at the First Liberty Institute, which focuses on religious freedom cases.
|
|
"There's a lot of really beautiful thought that the team that does the [horticulture] design put into this," said Kirby, a sentiment echoed by Ockman, as she considered the implication of working to make art of living materials.
|
|
The sport's most high-profile driver, who enjoys a private jet and all the trappings of success, said last November he expected a new contract to be straightforward — a sentiment echoed by team boss and shareholder Toto Wolff.
|
|
Yet those who knew him at the shelter said he was not particularly religious, a sentiment echoed by his psychotherapist Gisela von Maltitz, who is based in the town of Lindau, a two-hour train journey from Ansbach.
|
|
Megan Pagliuca, the global chief executive of Omnicom's Accuen agency, said sexism revealed itself in the prevalence of social events like golf outings and drinking events being used for business purposes, a sentiment echoed by several other women interviewed.
|
|
Hernandez was housed in a single cell in the general prison population, the statement said, and a spokesman added that officials had not had a reason to believe he was a suicide risk, a sentiment echoed by Hernandez's lawyer.
|
|
Stein said the two categories of documents she did not turn over "were overbroad" and "basically requested constitutionally protected material" — a sentiment echoed by her lawyer, who cited Stein's First Amendment rights in declining to provide documents about internal policy discussions.
|
|
"It is not a deal; it is a capitulation," Mr. Kammenos said of the agreement, echoing a sentiment echoed by many Greeks who believe that the pact implies claims to Greek territory, since Greece has a northern region named Macedonia.
|
|
But since then, he's repeatedly referenced his desire to do a bilateral deal with Mexico, a sentiment echoed by his top economic advisors Larry Kudlow and Kevin Hassett and on display with the frequent visits by Mexican delegations to Lighthizer's office.
|
|
A breakdown in trustAs allegations of misconduct mounted, former employees said they have lost confidence in human resources at the family office and questioned the willingness of leadership to resolve structural issues, a sentiment echoed in Henry and Rachel's complaints.
|
|
No commitments ahead of talks Trump on Friday denied that he'd made any commitments to hold off on new tariffs as a condition for meeting Xi, a sentiment echoed by his economic adviser Larry Kudlow on Fox News earlier in the day.
|
|
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China expressed confidence on Wednesday that it can reach a trade deal with the United States, a sentiment echoed by U.S. President Donald Trump a day after he warned of more tariffs if the two sides could not resolve their differences.
|
|
It's a sentiment echoed by most of the voters CNN spoke with for this story -- that even with their admiration for Harris as a barrier-breaker, especially for children, most felt it was still too soon to back Harris or any candidate yet.
|
|
" This is a sentiment echoed by John Hemmings, Asia Director at the Henry Jackson Society, a British foreign policy think tank, who told VICE News that Kim's messaging would focus on "national pride that North Korea is meeting the world's superpower on an equal basis.
|
|
Calls came from the Bavarian Christian Social Union on Tuesday to deport any asylum-seekers found to be among the perpetrators in Cologne, a sentiment echoed by the left-leaning Süddeutsche-Zeitung in a commentary that noted that German law provides for such action.
|
|
It is a sentiment echoed by Minaj numerous times, from "Chun Swae" to "Good Form," throughout the album in raps about the men who can't wait to line up to eat her out ("My body's a work of art, he eatin' this Van Gogh").
|
|
It's a sentiment echoed by the Jewish interviewees, most born after World War II. Some moved to Germany, others left and returned, but all grapple with both a loathing of Nazi crimes during the Holocaust and an unexpected pride in the country's modern-day culture.
|
|
Donnelly and Sgaraglio, Hutchinson's roommates, said Hutchinson had a warmth that brought people together, that he was all about the team, a sentiment echoed by Andrew Chanler, chief of the 110-member Geneseo Fire Department, where Hutchinson served as a volunteer the last three years.
|
|
"Had something as significant as this coronavirus occurred any time before 33, we would have already seen multiple restructuring firms hired along with a frantic, concerted effort from our industry for government assistance," said Doug Parker, American's chief executive, a sentiment echoed by United's president.
|
|
"This Is Unhappiness" seemed a truer epitaph for the times, a sentiment echoed by the recent No. 1 movie in the world, "Joker," which includes the line, "I haven't been happy one minute of my life," with an expletive thrown in for good measure.
|
|
But his suggestion last week that four minority congresswomen should "go back" to the countries they came from — a sentiment echoed at one of his campaign rallies — has made clear that race, identity and grievance politics will be a focus of the 21973 campaign.
|
|
Citi's sentiment echoed that of Guggenheim when last week it downgraded Roku to neutral from buy and lowered its target from to $72 from $77 based on news that Amazon is planning to increase advertising on its streaming TV products to help grow its Fire TV platform.
|
|
"This, obviously, would be all of us in her situation, but it strikes me just how unusual it is for top politicians to be in touch with the general public in this way," wrote Martha Gill, a political journalist, t a sentiment echoed by commentators on Twitter.
|
|
MOSCOW — President Vladimir V. Putin said the decision by the International Olympic Committee on Wednesday to lift its suspension of Russia signaled that it was time for the country to put the doping scandal behind it, a sentiment echoed by some of its newly minted Olympic winners.
|
|
Andrea Stewart-Cousins, the Democratic leader in the Senate, quickly called on Mr. Cuomo "to step up and unify the members of his party so we can fulfill the wishes of New Yorkers who voted for a Democratic Senate," a sentiment echoed by other progressive leaders.
|
|
" It was a sentiment echoed by Subra Suresh of Carnegie Mellon University, who in an open letter to the university community wrote, "Our very prosperity and security as a nation, and thus our freedom, depend in part on the people who come to this country from around the world.
|
|
But Mr. West said the Princeton library is "really not at all" like the library in "Camino Island," a sentiment echoed by Anne Margaret Daniel, who teaches literature at the New School in Manhattan and was the editor of "'I'd Die for You' and Other Lost Stories" by Fitzgerald.
|
|
If you spend enough time watching people discuss new products on Product Hunt or Hacker News, it's easy to see this sentiment echoed: People would rather pay a small amount of money for something they can count on than integrate something for free that may disappear in a few months.
|
|
But just because they put in the time, that doesn't mean it all gets done or done well, as 214 percent of homeowners admit to starting a job around the house and abandoning it halfway through after it proved to be too much, a sentiment echoed in Porch's Millennial Home Buying Report.
|
|
That's a sentiment echoed by LocalGlobe's Saul Klein in a statement: "The world of work is changing fast, and Karoli's vision of millions of people one day soon taking 7-to-10 'Jobbaticals' over 10 years, instead of working a single job over the same period, is one we wholeheartedly share," he says.
|
|
I have heard this same sentiment echoed by 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 when he states that the Washington insiders who caused America's problems cannot solve them.
|
|
The coaches believe the team's prospects have been boosted by the rapid growth of Major League Soccer, where Arena now coaches the New England Revolution and Bradley Los Angeles FC. "We are developing players in Major League Soccer that will help solidify the pool of players for the program," said Arena in a sentiment echoed by Bradley.
|
|
C.), who successfully forced then-Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE (R-Ohio) into an early retirement in 2015, insisted there are "no conversations" about removing Ryan — a sentiment echoed by some of Meadows's conservative colleagues.
|
|
Doug LambornDouglas (Doug) LambornOvernight Defense: Trump says he doesn't need exit strategy with Iran | McConnell open to vote on Iran war authorization | Senate panel advances bill to restrict emergency arms sales 85033 GOP lawmakers vote against disaster aid bill The GOP is making Ocasio-Cortez more popular MORE (R-Colo.) said in an interview with The Hill — a sentiment echoed by several of his colleagues.
|
|
The sentiment echoed remarks earlier by Fox News anchor Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceBret Baier calls out Trump for lashing out at Fox News polls: 'Fox has not changed' The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' MORE, who called the hearing "a disaster for the Democrats" and "for the reputation of Robert Mueller" during a discussion on the network that was retweeted by Trump.
|
|