Us Weekly reported Grande and Mac Miller's split on May 10 and Davidson and David's split on May 16.
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Oil and refining lobbyists are split on how things could change with Pruitt gone—partly because the industry itself is split on the policy.
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Ideological split on decriminalizing the border Mirroring the debate on health care, progressives and more moderate candidates split on the question of whether to decriminalize crossing the border illegally.
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Tasters were split on whether they liked the flavor ...
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Democrats are split on soda taxes, and so are Republicans.
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South Korea itself is split on its support for THAAD.
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Scientists are split on the root of the monarch's troubles.
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Top aides are split on how deeply to cut taxes.
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Despite the uneven spending, Coloradans are split on the issue.
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The voter subgroups Axios is tracking are split on this.
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The NSC was split on whether to allow Huawei in.
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Wall Street institutions and Twitter users are split on bitcoin.
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Feedback was similarly split on the size of the Board.
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The court split on whether to give Smith a reprieve.
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But the DUP's actual electorate seem split on the issue.
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But the parties split on exactly how that would happen.
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They remain split on exactly when to start those reductions.
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And Americans remain split on the prospect of impeachment proceedings.
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But Clinton and Trump supporters are split on the issue.
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Legal experts are split on whether the precedent would hold.
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Michael also addressed the split on Instagram on Dec. 29.
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Industry officials are split on whether that is legally possible.
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Right now the public is roughly evenly split on impeachment.
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Recent surveys show Americans are roughly split on the issue.
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Trump's advisers are split on the issue, the newspaper added.
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Investors were split on what the ECB discussion could mean.
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Democrats are split on who they think could beat Walker.
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Mr. Trump's closest advisers on China are split on strategies.
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Around the country, teachers said they were split on Summit.
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Americans are largely split on the news of Kennedy's retirement.
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Analysts appear split on the effect on the stock market.
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Respondents were split on whether the government should require it.
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Lower courts split on the merits of the legal claims.
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Cillizza: How much has this issue split on party lines?
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They remain split on some crucial details, like taxing imports.
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Overall, the partisan split on climate policy has become stark.
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Regional federal appeals courts, however, have split on the issue.
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Voters are split on the tax reform bill, 45 to 46 percent, and they're also split on the question on the president's policies, with 47 percent saying they have helped them or their families personally.
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Voters split on President Trump's second Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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The movement has since split on whether to participate in talks.
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Halsey, 23, announced their split on her Instagram story on Tuesday.
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Go deeper: White House summit spotlights right's new split on tech
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As for Hart's hosting gig, Twitter is split on the news.
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Porizkova shocked fans when she previously announced the split on Instagram.
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This is apparent in a widening generational split on gay rights.
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M. foots the bill of $234.15 and we split on Splitwise.
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The cabinet and the wider population are split on the issue.
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Go deeper: Bond markets are driving the global split on Venezuela
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Wall Street seems split on how seriously to take these warnings.
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But Republican voters seem to be really split on that issue.
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However experts are split on whether such spectacles actively fuel trafficking.
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Overall, the desk was split on the value of quarterly guidance.
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Lower federal courts have been split on this issue for years.
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Analysts are split on how the deal would affect Saudi Fransi.
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Bella posted news of their split on her official Instagram account.
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Democrats and Republicans used to be evenly split on the question.
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Analysts are split on if Wendy's can win the breakfast war
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Americans are also split on whether the law should be repealed.
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Republicans are split on efforts to tighten gun control more broadly.
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Democrats all felt that way, and Republicans were split on it.
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The two parties do split on how they view the agency.
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Congressional Republicans are split on whether they agree with this assessment.
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Are you also dealing with that split on the local level?
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Even the employee group for veterans was split on the project.
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Nevadans are about evenly split on his favorability and unfavorability ratings.
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But analysts were split on what lies ahead for the company.
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Voters in Arizona are split on Trump's handling of the outbreak.
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Americans are largely split on the news of Justice Kennedy's retirement.
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By contrast, Republican voters are more split on their confidence levels.
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That suggests the party is extremely split on Sanders' top proposal.
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But they're split on other ideas, like a federal gun registry.
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Stewart, 31, announced the split on her Instagram Story on Aug.
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It is the second one investors seem to be split on.
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Independents are split on the ban, but against the buyback program.
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Republicans appear split on the need for redactions in the document.
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The only member who split on the two votes was Rep.
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Translation: Investors are split on whether the Fed will cut rates.
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Reviewers were split on the Joy-Cons, the new multiuse controllers.
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Estonia's three-party coalition was split on the topic on Tuesday.
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The two Democratic contenders for president are currently split on soda taxes.
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Go deeper: Venezuela at crossroads as world leaders split on presidential support
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The couple announced the split on Twitter after 25 years of marriage.
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Now, these unions appear split on the best way to move forward.
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Experts are split on what this means for the electric-auto maker.
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Do you think fans will be pretty evenly split on this fight?
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But once the authors identify a split on the ethics of breeding
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Kim Kelly is gonna go listen to that Asunder split on Twitter.
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Before the meeting, analysts were split on what the RBI would do.
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The internet is understandably split on the possibility of the new relationship.
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Harris announced the split on Twitter at the time, according to E!
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With her cabinet split on the matter, Merkel had the casting vote.
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Asarco says the 2nd and 3rd Circuits have split on that issue.
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Prominent female comedians are split on whom they support in the Nov.
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Republicans in Michigan and Mississippi split on their views of immigration, however.
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Senators from the two parties are broadly split on the issue, however.
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After all, Paris' parents were split on whether she should get one.
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They are split on West, with 35% viewing him favorably and unfavorably.
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The women surveyed also were split on how they define the term.
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Democratic voters were also split on what they wanted in a president.
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Viewers also appeared split on whether political candidates should make "SNL" appearances.
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There is a similar partisan split on whether Garland should be confirmed.
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Strategists are split on whether the move higher in yields will endure.
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The Broadway alum made her first public appearance post-split on Oct.
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They were split on Trump, and a plurality supported repealing the ACA.
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The three candidates did split on the issue of surveilling Islamic mosques.
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But federal regulators are split on how big the fine should be.
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Their parties have split on the migration issue for a few reasons.
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But Americans are split on the cases when abortion should be allowed.
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The next question suggested a split on two of the nine charges.
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She has yet to address the split on her social media channels.
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Polls show the public largely split on the idea of impeaching Trump.
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America is as split on impeachment as it is on everything else.
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"Customers, employees, owners, communities are all split on these issues," he said.
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I was honestly split on whether these dumplings were good or not.
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But they are completely split on what to do about health insurance.
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Polling has shown voters are split on whether they support impeaching Trump.
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The analysts aren't split on whether millions of people will lose coverage.
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The state's Democratic power structure has split on the race, with Rep.
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Experts are split on the possible severity of blackouts caused by a CME.
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For its part, CVS is placing the blame for the split on Walmart.
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The Gizmodo staff seems to be split on how impressive this plan is.
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MACCALLUM: It&aposs sufficient they&aposre sort of split on Obama care actually.
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Last week, the court was evenly split on the latest challenge to Obamacare.
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Prominent Dylan critics are split on whether this song is genius or drivel.
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They're split on whether it matters that the Republican Senate wouldn't convict Trump.
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Looks like there's no scandal here, people were split on the Republican Primary.
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The talk show host addressed the split on her show earlier this week.
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A similar protest took place in the second biggest city Split on Thursday.
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Vets disagree on declawing Veterinarians are split on whether cat declawing is inhumane.
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Analysts are split on the impact a potential win by Zenimax could have.
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After nearly four years of marriage, the couple announced their split on Thursday.
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Sussman, 47, and Young reportedly wed in January 2006 and split on Dec.
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Other terms of the deal, like revenue split on tickets, were not disclosed.
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Polls show that the public is split on impeachment largely along party lines.
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The 52-year-old TK TK. Jolie, 41, and Pitt split on Sept.
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The survey showed a largely partisan split on respondents' thoughts on Kavanaugh's candor.
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Americans without a high school diploma were more evenly split on the matter.
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Is that split, on which Kuwait and Oman have remained neutral, now permanent?
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The appeals courts split on the question of its application to federal prosecutors.
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The divide: Democrats are split on the mechanisms to achieve universal health coverage.
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Americans are about evenly split on the educational value of prescription drug ads.
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Families and friends are split on whether the protests are good or bad.
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Trump is doing okay here: a 48-48 split on approval and disapproval.
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Polls are split on who is ahead in Ohio, home of endangered Sen.
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Independents are deeply split on impeachment, with 47% favoring it and 46% opposed.
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Recent polling shows that Americans are split on whether Kavanaugh should be confirmed.
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His White House is split on this: some advisers would halt legal immigration too.
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The diplomat: History and politics can be split on the survival rate of schemers.
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Israel's government ministers are split on whether to approve export licenses for cannabis firms.
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Company watchers have been split on how much the promotions will help Chipotle recover.
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And forecasters are split on just how likely Democrats are to take the chamber.
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They also split on whether people currently in prison should be allowed to vote.
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The Tories will still be irreparably split on the most important issue facing Britain.
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The Bank of Japan is split on whether to add stimulus at its Sept.
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They are very split on whether this is the moment for pragmatism or progressives.
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RELATED: Congress wants a say on Syria strategy, split on timing, what to do
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In a video, which has since been deleted, Cardi announced the split on Dec.
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The split on the USSF's own board, as it happens, is roughly the same.
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And while media businesses scramble to respond, Washington is split on what to do.
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Traders are split on whether the Fed will raise rates even once this year.
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Voters are also split on their views of Trump and his presidency thus far.
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Voters are more split on how they would vote in such a referendum, however.
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Voters appeared split on their opinion of the President -- 48% approved and 48% disapproved.
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Independents, for the first time in decades, are about evenly split on the practice.
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Federal circuit courts are actually split on what constitutes a valid self-representation request.
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White voters with no college degree and white men were split on their stance.
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Voters are split on whether it's acceptable for Israel to deny visas to Reps.
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The respondents were fairly split on planned spending during Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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The Trump administration is split on this issue, Politico and The Washington Blade noted.
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Six months ago, Republicans were essentially evenly split on whether the probe was fair.
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The two groups are even more split on team activities that don't include practice.
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After they danced together during the winter season, she announced their split on Instagram.
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The dossier suggests Indian officials were split on what to do about the family.
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It can now enact laws without junior partner Komeito, which is split on casinos.
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Cannabis advocates have been split on how to approach marijuana legalization in Congress lately.
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Several polls taken this week show the public generally evenly split on Trump's impeachment.
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Even from the start, the public and politicians split on the value of membership.
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Considering all potential options, Americans remain split on their bottom-line prescriptions for Congress.
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Federal prosecutors and the FBI have split on high-profile cases in the past.
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The jury's split on whether or not Microsoft will still do major Windows releases.
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Analysts and other market participants tend to be quite split on the stock's future.
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Democratic caucusgoers split on the issue they think is the most important facing the country.
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Trans athlete activists are decidedly split on which approach best protects the rights of students.
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The writers in attendance remain split on how much blame Chaney deserves for the outburst.
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You don&apost want half of America split on this very vital issue of immigration.
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About a month ago, Anna Faris and Chris Pratt announced their split on social media.
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Even Refinery29's social media team is split on whether emoji are appropriate or not.
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And views at the Fed are split on what is the right way to go.
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But they remain split on whether this pot should be used to stabilise stricken economies.
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Ryan acknowledged his caucus is deeply split on the issue and the outcome is uncertain.
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The jury is pretty well split on whether or not Apple will introduce Siri hardware.
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Respondents now are just about evenly split on which candidate has the best economic policy.
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Magashule said the party's national executive was split on precisely when Zuma should step down.
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Dewan, an actress and dancer, separated from Tatum this summer, announcing the split on Instagram.
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But the Teleocrater existed after this split, on the bird-like side of the family.
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Following Bitcoin's split on August 1, the alternative Bitcoin Cash traded consistently at around $US300.
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The Trump administration reportedly knows about the sales but is split on how to react.
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Spira compares it to when Jim Carrey and Jenny McCarthy announced their split on Twitter.
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The Street is split on whether investors should bet on Goliath (Amazon) or David (Wayfair).
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LIESMAN: YOU TALKED ABOUT AGREEMENTS AND DISAGREEMENTS IS THERE A SPLIT ON THE FEDERAL RESERVE?
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In New York, state legislators are split on how to deal with the issue. Gov.
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Americans are split on whether Trump is keeping his campaign promises, 44 to 41 percent.
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The exact currency split on both tranches is still to be decided depending on orders.
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Congressional Republicans are split on whether to provide emergency funding to fight the Zika virus.
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Lawmakers are split on how to handle sugar subsides and work requirements for food stamps.
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Still, analysts were split on whether the results dispelled doubts about the deal going through.
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Republicans, though, are split on the measure, meaning it still has a tough road ahead.
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Lawmakers in both parties have been split on the issue for a number of years.
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Independents were evenly split on how Democrats conducted themselves -- 28500 percent approved, 6900 percent disapproved.
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Those who thought it was a positive or neutral development were evenly split on Trump.
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Democrats are split on how far to go to try and thwart Mr. Trump's agenda.
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This month's poll showed a 48-percent-to-46-percent split on the same question.
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And there is a stark and increasingly acrimonious split on the issue among African countries.
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The outcome is likely to depend on independents, who are split on the two candidates.
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Italy's ruling parties are already split on areas from euro zone reform to migrant rights.
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Polling shows the state's voters are more split on guns than popular culture might indicate.
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The Brexit vote in 2016 was close, with the UK nearly split on the question.
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The insurance company's board of directors declared a two-for-one stock split on Tuesday.
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Respondents, however, were split on whether the results of those exams should be made public.
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They were split on whether the programme would last six or nine months after that.
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Congressional Republicans are split on whether they think Congress should act to fund the payments.
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Polls have shown that voters are split on whether they would approve such a measure.
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For their part, the federal courts are split on the issue of who owns tips.
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It's clear when combing through these comments that park lovers were split on the increases.
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Go deeper: The Trump-Maduro staredown Venezuela at crossroads as world leaders split on presidential support
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Most opinion polls show that the British public is almost evenly split on the Brexit issue.
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In the video, Gia and Dominic were split on whether they wanted a brother or sister.
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Opponents of the law are also split on whether repeal should happen without a replacement ready.
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They are more split on whether they support the tax incentives used to lure the project.
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The ensuing brouhaha around Wolf's remarks is remarkably contentious, and not split on partisan lines, either.
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Support for impeaching Trump is also heavily split on partisan lines, especially as compared to Nixon.
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The CDU and SPD, on the other hand, are both internally split on issues like migration.
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The nation's top 50 metropolitan areas are almost evenly split on the rent versus own calculation.
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In the survey, companies were split on whether the trade curbs will affect the Japanese economy.
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Operational costs until now had been split on an ad-hoc basis, with infrastructure spending withheld.
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Denham and Duffy on the GOP split on immigration Republicans are split over immigration legislation; Rep.
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Most recently, Carrie's two biggest loves are split on whether there should be another SATC film.
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The TV host shared her feelings about the split on The Wendy Williams Show on Monday.
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SAM said in a statement that the poll shows the country is evenly split on legalization.
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It's the first time analysts have been split on the question since the February 2017 poll.
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It's almost certain we'll see even more families in the public eye split on the topic.
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Previously, in July 2017, Mill expressed sadness about the split on the radio station Power 99.
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Americans aren't just split on the issue, but also deeply antagonistic to people with opposing views.
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Opinion among advocates for reform is also split on the best way to achieve marriage equality.
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He didn't elaborate, and neither he nor Walls have commented on the split on social media.
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Whites generally break for Sanders, though are evenly split on who would better handle race relations.
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However, with politicians split on the issue, there is no guarantee the government's proposal will prevail.
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Respondents were split on whether Russia helping Assad had a positive or negative impact in Syria.
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House Republicans are facing a major split on ObamaCare repeal that threatens to stall the effort.
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This is similar to a 274% approve to 238% disapprove split on the issue in September.
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Hispanic voters are split on the matter, with 37 percent favoring confirmation and 38 percent not.
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Unlike other nonwhite voters in the surveys, they split on whether they support reducing legal immigration.
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Unlike other nonwhite voters in the surveys, they split on whether they support reducing legal immigration.
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In September, they were evenly split on the question, with 2015% behind impeachment and 23.8% opposed.
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In September, they were evenly split on the question, with 240% behind impeachment and 26% opposed.
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As a whole, Democratic voters polled were largely split on the issue of capitalism and socialism.
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Bennet and Udall split on an important vote on the Keystone pipeline in the last Congress.
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Reactions are split on California's decision to mandate solar panels on new homes in the state.
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Meanwhile, voters are also split on whether Trump should actually be impeached and removed from office.
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The Invasion of Privacy rapper was weirdly calm last night when announcing the split on Instagram.
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It's not just the Trump administration that's split on what Amazon means to Main Street businesses.
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Melisa Russell had addressed the split on Instagram earlier this month ... hinting infidelity was the problem.
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In Florida, Hispanics are split on Trump's job approval: 46 percent approve, and 47 percent disapprove.
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White respondents are split on the issue, with 2202 percent in favor and 2628 percent against.
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The big picture: Automakers are split on the path to electrification, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Most polls show almost an even split on whether the president should be removed from office.
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Other polls show him gaining, though split on exactly where he stands in a divided field.
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Over the 20th century, we found our way to a gendered split on school reading lists.
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But Democrats on the Judiciary Committee appear split on how fast to move the process along.
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The poll also finds that respondents are split on whether they think Trump is mentally stable.
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A new poll shows a party-line split on how the public views certain media outlets.
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Where it stands: The 2020 field is split on automation, and not just along party lines.
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Analysts attributed the gains to investor optimism about bitcoin after the uneventful bitcoin split on Aug.
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There was a similar split on the question of whether the Senate should remove the president.
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Many investors also bought bitcoin this month after it survived a relatively uneventful split on Aug.
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Labour's internal split on the issue is more likely than anything else to bring him down.
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Republicans are split on the issue, with 42% opposed to targeting the sites and 39% support.
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In addition, voters remain split on whether the House has enough evidence to impeach the president.
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Sources I spoke with are split on the depth of Warren's actual knowledge of financial markets.
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The FTC was split on the proposed transaction, with the three Republicans voting to approve it.
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Paulina announced the split on Wednesday, but says they've actually been "peacefully separated" for the last year.
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Trump's staunchest supporters were split on what he should do in the wake of the Times report.
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The Taliban, who were ousted from power in 2001, remain split on whether to participate in talks.
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Republican voters were also split on the Republican National Committee's decision to go back in for Moore.
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The EU is split on fundamental questions ranging from immigration to marriage equality to policy toward Russia.
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Polls show the public is split on whether the government should have access to all digital data.
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The Bachelor Winter Games couple, who was loved by many fans, announced their split on Instagram Monday.
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The couple — who first went public with their romance in 2015 — announced their split on Twitter Sunday.
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In three of the four cases, surgeons were nearly split on the decision of whether to cut.
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Analysts agreed that this late addition to the Fed's schedule is significant, but were split on how.
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Clinton's team no doubt looked at the polls and determined that Americans are split on the issue.
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The survey was nearly evenly split on which presidential candidate respondents thought would be best for housing.
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Voters are roughly split on his handling of terrorism, with 46% expressing approval and 47% expressing disapproval.
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As the Super Bowl nears, the controversy does not subside, and people are split on Jussie Smollett.
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Given that Republicans are split on how to move on Obamacare, it's not a horrible Democratic strategy.
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TIM's board is split on the issue of separation of the network, La Repubblica said on Sunday.
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Following this spike higher, the Street is split on whether now is the time to buy Apple.
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May's cabinet, however, is deeply split on how close to the EU it sees Britain eventually landing.
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Burnett and Haggerty, who were the ABC show's first same-sex couple, announced their split on Oct.
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For Williams, where the board was initially split on a transaction, the deal suddenly became a necessity.
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Voters in a new survey are split on whether the U.S. should send additional troops to Afghanistan.
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The voting public is split on whether it believes there was collusion between Moscow and Trump's campaign.
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Again, people were split on whether the travel ban will make the US more or less safe.
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Adams and Jefferson ran against each other, split on issues like their views of the French Revolution.
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Sartorius said it would implement a stock split on June 13 to encourage trading in its shares.
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Viewers of Kappell's broadcast were split on whether they think he intentionally or accidentally used the slur.
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Usually a studio gets a 60/40 split on its releases, meaning the theater only makes 40%.
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Within the American Jewish population, there is a significant generational split on Israel that goes beyond ideology.
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Courts are split on whether investigators need a warrant based on probable cause to acquire location data.
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That 55 percent divide is larger than the partisan split on ISIS and on the migrant crisis.
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Still, the hosts of the Original Content podcast found themselves split on whether they actually liked it.
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Polls show a pronounced partisan split on impeachment: Democrats overwhelmingly for; Republicans overwhelmingly against — with independents divided.
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A CNN poll released Tuesday showed people split on Kavanaugh's confirmation, largely unchanged from before his hearings.
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And unlike Biden, his numbers were more evenly split on whether he should get into the race.
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Francisco said the Supreme Court should hear the case because lower courts have split on the issue.
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The partisan split on that question is remarkable: 91% of Democrats disapproved, while 87% of Republicans approved.
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After the release of the memo, Americans are still mostly split on whether Trump committed any wrongdoing.
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Democrats are split on the issue, with 41 percent supporting the ban and 46 percent opposing it.
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Opinions are split on the magnitude of the impact that artificial intelligence will have on the workforce.
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People were also somewhat split on Trump's revised "travel ban," which a judge in Hawaii temporarily froze Wednesday.
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From here, ARMY seems to be split on the number of albums that will follow in the series.
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When asked, respondents were split on their latest outlook for world stocks compared to the beginning of 2018.
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A Reuters poll found economists roughly evenly split on whether there would be a hike at the meeting.
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THE first thing that you notice in Birmingham is that the Conservative Party is hopelessly split on Brexit.
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One, Bezos announced the split on Twitter — a fairly amazing endorsement of that platform's cultural relevance in 2019.
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Notably, the FTC was split on the issue and only passed the order with a 3–2 decision.
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The poll finds Republicans about evenly split on laws like this, with 48% in favor and 48% opposed.
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Then you can do it again to open up a third one, which is split on the right.
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It was the first time they'd been seen together publicly since they announced their split on July 18.
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Pew solicited viewpoints on 16 government agencies and found a deeply partisan split on Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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A new CNN/SSRS poll shows that Americans are roughly split on whether the President should be impeached.
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The Grey's Anatomy alum is split on what she wants viewers to take away from Ashley's harsh lesson.
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But we're split on who we trust to make it happen: 49% say Clinton; 47% support Trump. 2.
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The White House, increasingly anti-encryption since the Apple-FBI flop, is reportedly deeply split on the proposal.
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According to EarthSky, experts are split on whether or not this year's full beaver moon constitutes a supermoon.
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Her own supporters are split on whether she'll continue in Obama's direction (13%) or head another way (40%).
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If the split on the right continues, it will put Labour's far-left Jeremy Corbyn in Downing Street.
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The deadline fiasco also seems to show that Cleveland&aposs building is split on its present and future.
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Voters are evenly split on whether diplomacy with China will be successful in curbing North Korea's nuclear program.
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Likely caucusgoers are also split on which candidate best represents Democratic values, 50% say Clinton does, 222% Sanders.
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"The biggest problem I've seen for devs wasn't really the split on sales, it was discoverability," Joseph said.
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Voters are split on if they believe the allegations, with 35% believe them, 37% saying they are unsure.
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The public is similarly split on the question of whether the media treats Trump fairly, at 28500-6900.
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The Republican Party as a whole appears split on the path forward, with senior leaders such as Rep.
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"Thus, the Sixth and Fourth Circuits are now split on the legality of legislator-led prayer," he said.
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Floridians are split on the merits of a wall, while most Ohio and Pennsylvania voters are against it.
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The engineering group said it will would carry a reverse stock split on its ordinary shares on Nov.
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Global regulators are split on how to police the cryptocurrency, which is not backed by a central bank.
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Given rumors of the new devices, analysts so far have been split on Apple's prospects as a company.
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In a clemency hearing in May, the Tennessee Board of Parole was split on its recommendation to Gov.
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Though we were split on our favorite flavors, the general consensus was that we really enjoyed them all.
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But Democratic newcomers to the House are split on the veteran lawmaker to be their leader (The Hill).
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Tlaib is standing by her remarks, while other members of her party are split on condemning the profanity.
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"Regardless of the gender split on your team, you need to assume that you have biases," Lieberman said.
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Ever since, there's been a big inside-outside split on the left between electoral politics and protest politics.
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The split on the MPC over what to do with rates highlights the challenge facing the central bank.
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Some progressive Democrats want less Pentagon spending and more domestic spending, and Republicans are split on the question.
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The court is currently evenly split on ideological lines and lacks a ninth justice to tip the scale.
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Local driver organizations were split on whether a continuation of the cap would improve working conditions for drivers.
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Opinion is split on how big an impact Turkey's troubles will have on the rest of the world.
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GOP SPLIT ON CLIMATE FUND: Republicans are divided over the future of a major international climate change program.
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Senators split on a few issues and did not show the same fierce loyalty of Republican House members.
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Likely voters are split on Hawley, as an even 36 percent have favorable and unfavorable views of him.
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"Customers, employees, owners, communities are all split on these issues," Odland said on CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Tuesday.
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Before the split on immigration came Thursday, the court issued a 4-4 tie in Dollar General v.
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Ten players could look at the same play and come away split on whether the batter actually swung.
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First high quality poll of Virginians post-Northam scandal... Even split on approval and whether he should resign.
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More intriguing still, Americans' split on the issue by party has changed over the past couple of decades.
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Users on Pikabu were split on theories about why the video game footage was included in the news segment.
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Which would mean a 6-3 conservative/liberal split on the nation's highest court for potentially decades to come.
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But economists are more split on whether the ECB's negative deposit rate policy is doing more harm than good.
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The split on wholesale roaming caps stems from wide differences in domestic prices and travel patterns across the bloc.
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Respondents are evenly split on whether he will be a good or bad president, with 48% holding each opinion.
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If circuit courts split on their rulings, Nash said, that may prod the Supreme Court to take a case.
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Since then, Jews have split on whether it's appropriate to use "concentration camp" outside the context of the Holocaust.
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Multiple sources told Fox News that congressional Democrats have been split on how to react to Waters&apos remarks.
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But lower courts have been split on whether the law bans discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identification.
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After wedding in a high-profile ceremony in 2017, the actors released separate statements announcing the split on Thursday.
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Senior voters are more evenly split on whether they trust Democrats or Republicans more on Medicare (45% vs. 41%).
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It appeared that two of the judges on the panel, O'Scannlain and Fletcher, were split on the statutory issue.
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If there's a 4-4 SCOTUS split on this case, then whatever the DC Circuit Court rules will stand.
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Trade experts split on how much of a hurdle they pose, but the details mattered less than the theatrics.
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Overall, voters are evenly split on their opinion of Clinton -- 27% see her favorably and the same share unfavorably.
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Experts are split on whether Beijing's rare earths threat could be a game changer in the ongoing trade war.
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Liquid got their second win of the 2020 Spring Split on Sunday, beating FlyQuest to improve to 2-2.
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The two big parties have been split on Europe ever since Britain joined the European Economic Community in 1973.
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Telecommunications operators Ooredoo and Vodafone Qatar were up 1% and 0.6% respectively ahead of their stock split on Thursday.
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Bristowe opened up about the split on her podcast later that month, saying she thought they'd make things work.
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Market players were split on whether the central bank would raise rates on its medium-term lending facility (MLF).
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Respondents were also split on whether detaining suspected terrorists at Guantanamo was a good idea in the first place.
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Opinion polls suggest Britons are almost equally split on whether to vote to leave the EU on June 23.
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But Americans are split on whether government-subsidized health insurance programs should cover abortion, even for low-income people.
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Economic fairness was a central question in last year's presidential campaign, and partisans are broadly split on those issues.
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It feels like people are split on why they want to know — it's either genuine interest or genuine disbelief.
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Markets and analysts see chances of rate stability into next year but are split on the direction after that.
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But jurors came back later on Friday with the same outcome, saying they were evenly split on the charges.
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Last week, U.S. and Russian officials held talks on Venezuela but remained split on the legitimacy of Maduro's government.
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Not accounting for party affiliation, Americans were almost evenly split on what is proper address during the December holidays.
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Turnbull's conservative Liberal-National coalition is split on whether to support Rudd, a member of Australia's opposition Labor party.
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In the 43s, states split on whether alcohol should be allowed at all, and if so, in what measure.
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Con: Dairy might be inflammatory Science and experts are split on whether or not dairy causes inflammation, Kirkpatrick notes.
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Chinese-Americans, most of whom voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016, are split on whether to support affirmative action.
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This hardly sounds like the kind of issue to provoke a 5-to-4 split on the Supreme Court.
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The split on the commerce committee is now injecting politics into an agency that has typically escaped partisan disputes.
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Judges on the Court of Federal Claims, which reviews cases brought under the act, had split on the question.
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And likely Democratic voters are split on whether indirect witnesses, including Hunter Biden and the Ukraine whistleblower, should testify.
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The Commission was more split on this one, voting 3-2 in favor of the Sunday Riley consent order.
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Voters in the crucial swing state of Florida are split on impeachment, according to a new Mason-Dixon poll.
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Those assertions turned a lopsidedly negative assessment into an even split on his handling of those retiree benefit programs.
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Last week, jurors indicated to the trial's judge that they were split on the most serious charges against Weinstein.
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Austin Butler and Vanessa Hudgens reportedly split on Tuesday after nearly nine years together, a source told Us Weekly.
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Tedros said the emergency committee on Wednesday was split on whether to designate the illness a global health emergency.
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Analysts are split on whether the slower pace is a sign of the labor market's tightness or its slack.
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The WHO is set to reconvene today after international health experts were split on deciding on an international classification.
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But when its inconclusive results came out on April 20163, the Democratic caucus was split on what to do.
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A recent NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll finds Americans are split on whether they approve of an impeachment inquiry.
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The 55-to-44 vote split on partisan lines with only three Democrats voting to advance Trump's nominee. Sens.
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Lawmakers split on the decision The bureau's move, first announced in July, is the latest disruption for federal workers.
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The same poll found an even split on the question of impeachment — 45 percent in support, 44 percent against.
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They back many of the same programs, but are split on national rent control and a renter's tax credit.
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May's Conservative Party is split on the question of how thoroughly Britain should cut ties with the European Union.
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The nation is split on its vote, and in the run-up to voting day, opinion polls remain close.
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Although Americans are split on whether reverse racism is real, it's important to define what reverse racism actually is.
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The reports of a new, smaller iPad Pro started last month, and at Mashable, we've been split on the name.
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Public opinion is almost evenly split on whether abortion should be legal after a heartbeat is detected, the poll showed.
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Respondents in Atomico's report were split on whether European regulators are acting in the best interest of tech start-ups.
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The Politico/Morning Consult found that voters split on whether shutting down the government over DACA is a good idea.
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One area legal experts are split on is whether the 2007 decision that greenhouse gases are pollutants will be reconsidered.
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But the Conservatives have been split on Europe since before 1990 when Margaret Thatcher was pushed out as prime minister.
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And on the ResetEra forum, posters seem split on whether or not online will make for a good Fallout experience.
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Both parties agree on the need to repair the nation's infrastructure, but they are split on how to do it.
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The state's Supreme Court justices were split on the matter -- 3 denied it, 3 supported it ... but there's a twist.
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Now it's up to congress to decide what do with DACA, which is currently split on how to protect Dreamers.
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" Froneman also addressed the split on Instagram, posting of photo with Van Ness and writing, "I will always love him.
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PEOPLE staffers got a first taste and were split on whether they tasted more like SweetTarts or Fruity Pebbles cereal.
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Americans are now evenly split on whether they want an insurance system based on private insurance companies or the government.
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And the Supreme Court itself has been split on whether certain places have evolved over time to become public forums.
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A poll released last week showed voters are split on whether House Democrats should immediately begin impeachment proceedings against Trump.
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Commissioner Joe Bertagna acknowledged that his league was split on the legislation, but Massachusetts-Lowell Coach Norm Bazin was adamant.
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Back in the 1970s, Gallup found Americans were evenly split on whether homosexuality should be legal in the first place.
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Viewers of Kappell's Friday night broadcast from were split on whether they think he intentionally or accidentally used the slur.
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"I think our membership is probably split on whether that's a good idea, because again they are horses," she said.
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Republicans and the White House are preparing for a fight, and even Democrats appear split on how aggressively to proceed.
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American voters are split on how they view President Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new poll.
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While surveys show the public is evenly split on gay marriage, organized political campaigning on the issue is still marginal.
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Animal behaviorists are split on exactly why animals couple up with members of their sex when there's no reproductive potential.
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Experts are split on whether a nuclear modernization program, which gained steam in the Obama years, is a good idea.
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The commission was split on a decision at the time and regulation in the area has been ambiguous since then.
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In the animal rights world, activists are split on whether computer-generated dogs should one day replace real ones entirely.
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CELEBS DISH ON CLINTON'S CHANCES: The Hill's Judy Kurtz reports: Celebrities are split on Hillary Clinton's chances in the fall.
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Austin Butler and Vanessa Hudgens reportedly split on Tuesday after spending nearly nine years together, a source told Us Weekly.
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Financial advisors are split on whether this a good idea, depending on what you want to do with the money.
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There were conservative Democrats and liberal Republicans, and there was no uniform partisan split on issues like immigration and abortion.
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McConnell and Trump have at times split on policy during the campaign and through the first quarter of Trump's administration.
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Investors were split on whether the outcome of the presidential election will influence U.S. economic policy and global financial markets.
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Earlier in the week, polls showed Americans as almost evenly split on whether to impeach Trump remove him from office.
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Analysts I spoke to were split on what Samsung should do and if the Note27 name constitutes irredeemably damaged goods.
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The strategists I spoke with were split on how detrimental social media companies banning political ads en masse would be.
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The Obama-backed TPP would be the biggest trade deal in a generation but Democrats are split on the issue.
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Analysts were split on this theory, with some quick to point out that this could be tough given more difficult comparisons.
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Now, hours later, here's the very classical partisan/ideological split on passage of the changes to the Dodd-Frank financial regulation.
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Even when Democrats were split on how to expand coverage in 103, they still were all working toward the same goal.
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"Tzipi, I wish you success in the election - in any party you're in," he said, announcing the split on live television.
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The popular pair have since earned millions of fans, plenty of whom expressed their devastation at their split on social media.
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And I don&apost think there is an acknowledgement that public opinion really is split on abortion -- well, in urban centers.
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That view has turned dramatically from just six months ago when economists were almost evenly split on what was more likely.
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Independents in the new poll are split on supporting Trump's removal, with 28500 percent backing it and 6900 percent against it.
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But the public is evenly split on whether congressional Republicans or congressional Democrats would do best on the economy and jobs.
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Experts are split on what this means for the stock market, and what could come next in this uncertainty-laden landscape.
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RELATED: Tim Kaine describes 'very emotional moment' of Hillary Clinton's DNC speech Groups that support abortion rights split on Kaine's remarks.
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Quick take: The plan underscores the transatlantic split on climate change amid President Trump's moves to unwind emissions rules and policies.
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Fox probably would've been split on how they saw him, but certainly the Breitbarts of the world would've gone after him.
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Lower courts have split on the issue that is of critical importance to LGBT rights supporters who are seeking broadened protections.
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Fed minutes from the central bank's July meeting, released on Wednesday, showed policymakers split on the timing for the next move.
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Voters are split on the issue of abortion, with 47% trusting Moore to handle it well, compared to 46% trusting Jones.
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The pair, who are parents to son Brayden, 1, and 6-year-old daughter Taylor, first revealed their split on Dec.
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Beseiged on the right by the anti-immigration UK Independence Party (UKIP), the ruling Tories are deeply split on the question.
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But the ruling Conservative Party is deeply split on the issue and six cabinet members will campaign for Britain to withdraw.
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Congress has split on how much money to include in their fiscal year 2019 bill for the Department of Homeland Security.
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Americans remain split on ObamaCare, former President Obama's signature health care policy, according to a poll released by Gallup on Monday.
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New Yorkers were split on his handling of relations between blacks and whites, with 45 percent approving and 44 percent disapproving.
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Those surveyed in Thursday's poll are equally split on how confident they are in Trump's handling of negotiations with North Korea.
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Two mega-stories in media are hitting Washington at the same time, and Republicans are split on how to manage them.
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Overall, those surveyed were evenly split on what they thought of the law, with 44 percent approving and 45 percent opposing.
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The creative directors behind retail holiday windows are split on the least trafficked times to go: at sunrise or after sunset.
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Ideology has long figured in the Supreme Court's work, but a sharp partisan split on the court is a recent phenomenon.
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The Liberal Party was hopelessly split on the question of same-sex marriage, so it called on the public to intervene.
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While the Conservative Party is badly split on the Brexit issue, the serious contenders are likely to argue that if Mrs.
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And the potential for a partisan split on an issue of high national significance presents a real danger, Mr. Warner said.
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Independents are split on whether the president should be impeached and removed, but they generally express support for the House's inquiry.
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The Mad Men alum, 44, and the actor, 41, announced news of their split on Instagram Thursday in a joint statement.
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People were split on whether Trump's team provides a "fresh perspective" and whether they would cut government spending and the bureaucracy.
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The poll also found a partisan split on belief in the scientific consensus that climate change is caused by human activity.
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Voters in the state are split on impeachment in the survey, with 22019 percent supporting the inquiry and 48 percent opposing.
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The union and company are also split on GM's use of temporary hourly workers, as well as about wages and benefits.
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It's a moment in which Democrats can't afford a misstep as they try to convince a public that's split on impeachment.
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Until that time, there will be a "circuit split" on the issue, in which different jurisdictions will adhere to different standards.
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A new Quinnipiac poll found that voters were almost perfectly split on whether they supported the House's impeachment of Mr. Trump.
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Tonight's highlights include a Republican split on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, bad news for ISIS and a trip to Puerto Rico.
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Meanwhile, the Labour Party forms the main opposition in the United Kingdom and is also split on the issue of Brexit.
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GOP senators are split on whether passage of a bill by the Senate would help matters with Trump and the House.
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That too has become a divisive issue, with several members of Trump's inner circle split on how hard to press Islamabad.
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Washington Post exit polls on Tuesday showed voters evenly split on the president, with 48 percent disapproving and approving of Trump.
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We tried 7 of Sam's Club Member's Mark wines, and taste testers were split on whether they were terrible or incredible
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Tax reform on the upswing Voters are now virtually evenly split on Trump's handling of taxes: 23.3% approve and 47% disapprove.
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Americans are split on whether the federal government is responsible for making sure everyone has healthcare coverage, a new poll shows.
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That said, my users are kind of split on wanting discovery and not, so it's a thing I'm always thinking about changing.
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William Lynn, has been in and out of prison as state appeals courts have split on the validity of his 2012 conviction.
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The split on Thursday only keeps a preliminary injunction in place, with the underlying lawsuit yet to be decided on the merits.
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Gorsuch noted there was a circuit split on the standard, and argued he was trying to follow precedent as best he could.
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Policymakers and analysts are split on the timing of the bank's next move, seeing merit in action at either of those meetings.
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However, on closer inspection, it can be seen that the thigh split on the skirt had been modified to offer more coverage.
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Because the justices are understaffed with only eight judges, there is a chance that they could split on the ruling 4-4.
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Americans were evenly split on whether it was okay for cities and states to give Amazon billions of dollars in tax breaks.
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Doctors have been split on the FDA's approval of the drug, which was previously fast-tracked and designated as a breakthrough therapy.
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Tatum and ex Jenna Dewan, 37, made a joint statement confirming their split on both of their social media accounts in April.
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In deciding to hear cases, the Supreme Court sometimes waits until the lower courts have split on an issue before wading in.
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Experts are split on how they should approach an unsophisticated fake that shows actual events, just out of the order they happened.
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However, recent polls suggest the region of 7.5 million people is roughly evenly split on secession and some Catalans strongly oppose independence.
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While economists appear split on how the trade reading would look, expectations are for some pick-up in consumer and production inflation.
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Though data are scarce, a study in 2014 by the Jeddah Chamber of Commerce found that Saudis were split on the issue.
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It's a near even split on how people view Trump is dealing with the economy: 45 percent approve, while 43 percent disapprove.
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So the split on trade within the Republican Party results from its effort to mobilize voters with contrasting economic interests and ideologies.
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The "Hello" singer (born Adele Adkins) and Konecki, an entrepreneur and philanthropist, announced their split on Friday after nearly seven years together.
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And on Friday evening, Pratt, 38, shared his first Instagram photo since publicly revealing the news of his split on Aug. 6.
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A 1989 CNN/ORC Poll found the public evenly split on whether stricter gun control laws would reduce violence in the country.
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Fans are generally split on which version of the game they prefer, while competitive players seem most drawn to Super Smash Bros.
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Overall, voters are split on whether Clinton or Sanders better understands the problems facing people like you, 49% say Clinton, 48% Sanders.
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The most senior ANC figures, known as the 'Top Six', are evenly split on whether to remove Gordhan, sources said on Wednesday.
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The herring are now split on a machine—rather than by the hands of the herring girls—before being placed into brine.
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Less than a week after news broke that Miller and Grande had split, on May 14, Miller was arrested for drunk driving.
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Their attention has, for decades, been split on implementation of choice/mission, various medical emergencies, accountability of employees — the list goes on.
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Campaign finance lawyers were split on whether it was proper for the Republican committee to generate calls on impeachment to congressional offices.
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Alabama voters are split on their opinion of Trump, with 48 percent seeing him positively and 47 percent holding a negative view.
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The independents in the sample were split on the question: 28503 percent believe there was no collusion, while 22019 say there was.
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Even among the separatists, the two main parties, the left-wing ERC and center-right Junts per Catalonia, are split on strategy.
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Mr. Cameron's Conservative Party is deeply split on the issue, which has initiated debates about national identity, sovereignty, immigration and economic integration.
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Unfortunately, the justices appear to be evenly split on this issue, as they may be on other significant cases pending before them.
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Prominent Wall Street executives and U.S. officials have been split on whether digital currencies themselves are worth spending time and money on.
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In terms of favorability, voters are split on Rohrabacher: 28503 percent have a favorable opinion, while 22019 percent have an unfavorable one.
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Democrats and Republicans are still split on how to pay for it and how broad a national paid leave policy should be.
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Robots are seeping their way into everyday life, but Americans are split on what the U.S. Federal Government should do about it.
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The panel was split on whether tariffs should be imposed if fewer than 1.2 million units were imported in any given year.
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Although lawmakers may be split on what caused the overwhelming lines, they at least agree on one thing: travelers need immediate relief.
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Americans are split on their feelings toward building a wall along the U.S.–Mexico border, according to a new Hill-HarrisX survey.
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An Axios-SurveyMonkey poll conducted last week shows that the public remains relatively split on how regulation of tech might play out.
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Policymakers were largely split on Wednesday as to whether a total of three or four rate hikes would be needed this year.
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Looking to historical texts, in the originalist tradition, isn't terribly helpful because Congress appears to have been split on what "jurisdiction" meant.
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Republican leaders are split on Trump's idea, with McConnell saying recently that infrastructure is not a top priority of the Senate GOP.
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The charts have two market watchers split on how best to trade the financials in a busy week of monetary policy decisions.
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Zooey Deschanel and Jacob Pechenik separated several months prior to confirming their split on Friday, a friend of the couple tells PEOPLE.
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But not everyone is convinced by the study's findings, with crypto enthusiasts somewhat split on what it means for their beloved currency.
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The breakdown came as little surprise, since both parties are badly split on Brexit, and neither leader has much room to maneuver.
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Market commentators, including CNBC's Jim Cramer, were split on whether the cut would be as effective as the Fed may have hoped.
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But they're split on what to do about it: 219 percent favor breaking the companies up, while 222 percent oppose government intervention.
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The gap could signal a split on a critical area of foreign policy just before Britain formally leaves the EU on Friday.
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President Trump has yet to make a decision on increasing the number of troops, with his administration split on the military's recommendation.
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There's a near even split on whether the President has been too tough (24%) or too friendly (21%) in dealing with China.
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While men are evenly split on the hypothetical race, 58 percent of women support Oprah, compared to 33 percent who support Trump.
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Still, respondents in an NPR/PBS Newshour/Marist poll released this week were split on whether they'd support an assault rifle ban.
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That seems to be the case for Match Group with traders split on whether the stock is the right match for them.
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Peters said that the calls into his office are "fairly evenly split" on impeachment and has not yet made up his mind.
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And the public is split on whether they bring fresh perspectives to their positions or have cut wasteful government spending and bureaucracy.
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Market participants were split on whether the proposal, which would be a two-year pilot program, would benefit or harm the market.
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Iowa's Democratic voters are split on whether the state should swap its traditional caucuses for a primary, according to a new poll.
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On March 13, 2008, he broke a 50-50 split on an early procedural vote as Congress worked on a federal budget.
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" Firth and Giuggiolo announced their split on Friday, with a rep telling PEOPLE in a statement, "Colin and Livia Firth have separated.
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The partisan split on the impeachment issue is remarkable because many of the underlying facts in the impeachment inquiry aren't even disputed.
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But the Republican incumbent continues to benefit from a solid economy, even if voters remain split on how much credit he deserves.
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Both chambers of Congress have currently split on party lines on an array of issues, including tax reform and health-care reform.
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The panel was split on whether tariffs should be imposed if fewer than 2013 million units were imported in any given year.
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And the world's heroes are split on this, because some believe in free will and others believe in safety at all costs.
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Polls suggest that Catalans are narrowly split on the issue of independence, with about 49 percent in favour and 41 percent opposed.
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"Scientific opinion is split on the issue — many different studies have reached different conclusions based on the same evidence," the European agency says.
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British voters were deeply split on whether to stay in the EU but in the end voted 52% to 48% to get out.
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They're split on many issues, but the negotiations eventually boiled down to one clause on which both sides refuse to budge: secondary payments.
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" Earlier this month, Cardi announced their split on Instagram, explaining that "things just haven't been working out between us for a long time.
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Given the 4-4 ideological split on the high court, the on-again, off-again travel rules are likely to remain in limbo.
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Democrats were split on D.C. statehood in 1993, with 151 voting in favor of Norton's bill at the time while 105 opposed it.
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The union and management also had been split on GM's use of temporary workers, who get less wages and benefits than permanent employees.
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CAIRO, Sept 19 (Reuters) - Eastern Co will conduct a 5:1 share split on September 27, Egypt's top cigarette maker said on Wednesday.
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Dewan was still wearing her wedding ring while heading to a yoga class just hours before PEOPLE exclusively confirmed the split on Monday.
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In July, the 5th Circuit split on whether to reconsider a three-judge panel decision upholding federal laws restricting interstate sales of guns.
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Kudzai also claimed that Simmons — who has deleted all photos of him and Tinashe from Instagram — and the singer only split on Sunday.
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She got the Cabinet post only after Vice President Mike Pence broke the 50-50 split vote among senators split on her confirmation.
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"It makes my eyes leak a little bit but myself and Court have decided to split on mutual terms," McManus captioned her video.
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With the circuits split on whether Title VII entitles gays and lesbians to protection, the justices have good reason to take the case.
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NIKKI BELLA AND JOHN CENA BREAK UP AGAIN AFTER RECONCILING FOLLOWING THEIR BROKEN ENGAGEMENT Brown also spoke out about the split on Instagram.
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First, despite her experience, "voters are evenly split on whether [Clinton or Trump] would better handle terrorism and national security," according to polling.
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Cubans in the U.S. are more split on whether to continue the Cuban Adjustment Act, but a minority support repealing it all together.
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It's also easy to assume the court is split on this case because questions of religious freedom are so hyper-polarized right now.
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Voters split on the issue in June's edition of the NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, with 46 percent picking each political party.
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The poll found that Republican and independent voters are split on the marijuana proposal, while the move is strongly supported by Democratic voters.
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That was largely split on party lines, with 22017 percent of Democrats and 21 percent of Republicans saying the plan would help them.
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The traders are split on this one, though — while Weiss is happy holding, Joe Terranova of Virtus Investment Partners just sold the ETF.
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Judge Hanen's decision was upheld this summer by a deadlocked Supreme Court, which was evenly split on the case, leaving the ruling intact.
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A CBS News poll released on Sunday found 72 percent of Americans were opposed to the policy but Republicans evenly split on it.
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Reactions regarding the split on social media are all over the place, which is to be expected considering the sensitive subject at hand.
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GOP voters are now split on the issue, with 47 percent of those surveyed supporting stricter gun control laws and 45 percent opposing.
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Public Policy Polling reports that voters are split on the tax reform package, with 85033 percent opposing it and 38 percent in support.
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Roughly as many Nevadans approve of Mr. Trump's job performance as disapprove, and they are also about evenly split on the Senate candidates.
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Polling company Ipsos Mori found the British public roughly split on whether Obama should or shouldn't be expressing a view on the referendum.
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Republicans appear split on whether it would be acceptable to just repeal Obamacare entirely, perhaps on a delay, without detailing an adequate replacement.
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It asked the Supreme Court to review the Obama rule after appellate courts in different parts of the country split on the issue.
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The GOP-controlled Senate and Democratic House are split on how much federal funding to provide to states as Election Day draws near.
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But Dorsey has come under fire for choosing to move so far away from his companies, as analysts were split on the news.
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Previously, Justice Anthony Kennedy, a moderate Republican appointee, had been the deciding vote on several issues that were split on an ideological vote.
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Republicans split on dismissal The question of whether to vote on dismissing the articles before the trial is clearly splitting the GOP. Sen.
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While Fed's decision-making committee as a whole has not pointed to further cuts, members are split on how to adjust interest rates.
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They hung out for a while, and eventually ... we're told Miley ended up leaving with her ma, while Cody split on his own.
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A flurry of recent polls over the past week have suggested the tide is turning, however, with Americans now split on the topic.
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Voters overall were almost evenly split on the issue, with 51 percent saying they disapproved of Trump on Iran and 49 percent approving.
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While people interviewed at the market were unanimous in their aversion to Ms. Le Pen, they were split on whom they were for.
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Following their dramatic split on Bachelor in Paradise, Nicole Lopez-Alvar and Clay Harbor were noticeably absent from the show's season 6 reunion.
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Perhaps the biggest line in the sand is on fossil fuels, with candidates practically evenly split on sweeping bans on oil and gas.
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Pollsters added that independents, meanwhile, are nearly evenly split on which of those causes led to the worst mass shooting in U.S. history.
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Though the country is roughly evenly split on Trump's impeachment, white evangelicals have long made up a critical part of his political base.
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A raft of polls released over the past week show Americans almost evenly split on whether to impeach and remove Trump from office.
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Those findings mirror the split on Capitol Hill, where the Democratic-controlled House is pushing toward impeachment while the Republican-held Senate resists.
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The Post poll showed Americans were split on whether House Democrats should continue to investigate whether Trump had obstructed justice in the investigation.
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Voters are split on how Democrats are handling the issue of sexual harassment in politics, with 44 percent approving and 44 percent disapproving.
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The public is split on Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, with 22019 percent saying they oppose the move.
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A shorthanded Supreme Court started off its new term Monday seemingly split on what's become a big dispute over a tiny endangered frog.
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MPs reconvened in parliament on Wednesday, with opposition lawmakers buoyed by the decision but split on the best approach to Brexit from here.
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Analysts were split on the reason behind the drop, and YouGov stock partly recovered on Thursday, closing up 2 percent in London trading.
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In the hours since Tarek and Christina El Moussa announced their split on Monday, new details of a harrowing altercation this spring are emerging.
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United States, the case debating the constitutionality of ordering Japanese Americans into camps, the Supreme Court was split on what to call the facilities.
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On Saturday, bitcoin is expected to reach a landmark known as the "halving," and the community is split on what the outcome will be.
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The union and management also had been split on GM's use of temporary workers, who get lower wages and fewer benefits than permanent employees.
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While drivers were split on which of the two services offered better compensation, they generally expected fares to go up with the reduced competition.
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Other groups, such as Muslims (42 percent) and Hispanic Protestants (35 percent), were more closely split on the issue but still reported majority opposition.
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Residents of Rachel, a 150-mile (240-km) drive from Las Vegas and home to roughly 50 people, are split on how to respond.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil markets were split on Tuesday, with U.S. crude was pushed up by reduced flows from Canada while international Brent prices eased.
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" Republicans are about evenly split on the back-and-forth, with 41% saying similarly while 40% of Republicans saying Trump's response is "in bounds.
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Watchers were split on who was more sincere and authentic during the debate, with 153% saying Trump was and 46% seeing Clinton that way.
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PEOPLE confirmed the couple's split on Thursday, with intel that the pop diva, 46, and the Aussie billionaire, 103, weren't necessarily done for good.
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Lower courts have split on the issue of whether the government must prove that the offense was material to the decision to grant naturalization.
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U.S. allies are split on how to handle the situation, with France and Germany concerned providing arms will make an already dangerous situation worse.
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A recent poll revealed that Catalans are nearly evenly split on the independence question, with 49 percent opposed and 41 percent in in favor.
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Federal regulators are split on whether to hold Facebook chairman and CEO Mark Zuckerberg personally responsible for data privacy issues at the social network.
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Public support, once sharply against impeachment, surged during the Ukraine investigation to a 50-50 split on whether Trump should be removed from office.
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Kudzai also claimed that Simmons — who has deleted all photos of him and Tinashe from his Instagram — and his sister only split on Sunday.
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Governors have been split on what should be done with ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion, which brought health coverage to many even in deep-red states.
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Lower courts were split on the issue of whether the government must prove that the offense was material to the decision to grant naturalization.
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But the Williams' board, which was initially split on the transaction, came out in support of the deal as oil prices spiralled further south.
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IN 1975 a Labour government, split on Britain's membership of the European Economic Community (as it then was), put the matter to a referendum.
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A majority of Fed officials now expect to raise interest rates twice more in 2018, after being closely split on the issue in March.
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People living in households making less than $2628,28500 annually were split on the proposal with 6900 percent favoring it and 2628 percent opposing it.
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At a clemency hearing Wednesday, the six-member Tennessee Board of Parole split on its recommendation in her case, said panel spokeswoman Melissa McDonald.
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A Republican split on bank rules could highlight how letting banks enrich shareholders and executives puts us all at greater risk of another crash.
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After the eight sitting Supreme Court justices split on the case in June, the judge's injunction stands, and millions of families remain in limbo.
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In August, however, the DOJ urged the Supreme Court not to take the case given the lack of a circuit split on the issue.
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Younger voters were evenly split on the topic of Medicare with 2628 percent saying it is socialistic and 28500 percent saying it was capitalist.
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But, with the Commons split on the type of Brexit the UK should follow, the next few days are not going to be easy.
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The visit from the younger Mr. Trump and Ms. Guilfoyle, and the furor surrounding Mr. Murphy, have led to a sour split on campus.
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When Trump announced Tillerson as his pick for secretary of state, back in December 2016, the foreign policy community was split on the appointment.
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In the monstrous style of Arie Luyendyk Jr., Peter springs the split on his "winner" in front of cameras during a post-production date.
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Independent voters were split on the issue, with 2628 percent said the economic system is fair and 28503 percent reported that it is unfair.
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However, when it comes to deciding between the gold-backed funds, experts are split on which ones can deliver the best value to investors.
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Two subsequent cases reached the appeals courts on the Appointments Clause issue after the administrative process played out, and they split on the question.
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Respondents were evenly split on whether they had ever used marijuana, with 49 percent saying they had and 49 percent saying they had not.
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Overall, Texans are split on their support for Trump's wall -- 23.4% support building a wall along the border with Mexico and 48% oppose it.
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Editor Lisa Chow and producer Jessica Cheung wondered what that sounded like, especially in politically diverse places where voters are split on the issue.
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While many Irish are split on the abortion vote, they have been united in their criticism of Facebook's and Google's roles in the referendum.
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But his party is split on whether to have a speedy election — which some fear they would lose — or to hold a referendum first.
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Its ideas for actually pulling carbon out of the atmosphere are more long-term, and experts are split on which ideas have more potential.
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Commentary on his legacy was particularly split on social media, where intense criticism of Mr. Ailes began simultaneously with the reports of his death.
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Meanwhile, all may not be lost for Keith Manley and Iris Caldwell, who was shocked when her husband chose to split on decision day.
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Voters were more split on the congressional GOP, with 46 percent saying Republicans were obstructing the probe and 44 percent saying they were not.
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The reviews are split on Joker, Todd Phillips's dark, brooding look at the origin story behind Batman's best-known villain, played by Joaquin Phoenix.
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Although Mr. de Blasio joined with Mr. Cuomo to support the Amazon plan, the pair split on who to blame after the deal collapsed.
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Likely voters in Nevada are about evenly split on the president, 49% approve of the way he's handling his job as president, 48% disapprove.
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Their experience parallels that of Native American tribes, who are also deeply split on whether and how to develop the vast resources on tribal lands.
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DHILLON: Secondly, and number two, there is a real human cost, Laura, to having a split on the Supreme Court where there is a vacancy.
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"This is a very important decision and I recognize the partisan split on the committee and what it means," Rubio told reporters after the hearing.
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All eyes are on banks stocks ahead of earnings next week, and the Street is split on whether financial stocks are attractive at current levels.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Crypto analysts are split on whether bitcoin's rise this year is driven by unique factors or is just its latest bout of volatility.
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But researchers are split on the origin of the variants, with some pointing to code corruption issues as evidence of a third party at work.
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The desk is split on biotech--Pete Najarian is weary of the sector, believing that we might see more pain ahead with the upcoming election.
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"It's been a really hard few months now," Bristowe said of the split on an episode of her podcast, Off the Vine With Kaitlyn Bristowe.
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Walsh, 36, broke the news of their split on his Instagram story Monday, revealing that he wanted to announce the breakup before the media did.
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The economy remains the most important issue for majority of voters, but Americans were about evenly split on which candidate would better handle the economy.
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The market is nearly evenly split on the prospect of a rate hike by the end of this year, according to the CME's FedWatch Tool.
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Prime Minister Theresa May is struggling to reach agreement with the EU and her Conservative party and other rivals are also split on the issue.
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Still, it is possible that a heartbill law will eventually come before the Supreme Court, especially if a lower court is split on the issue.
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No word if Davidson planned on addressing the split on this week's show -- but if he was, ya gotta believe he's rethinking the plan now.
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A split on issues On the issues, Trump's advantage on the economy spans all four states, while Clinton continues to top Trump on foreign policy.
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Why it matters: Local and national news outlets have for months been split on the way they view their publishing relationships with Google and Facebook.
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Sources say refiners are split on the idea of encouraging the use of kilobars, with those opposed worrying about the loss of income from remoulding.
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Raj wouldn't say ... but he did reveal his pick -- and told us D.C.'s other power players are split on who's going all the way.
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In June, Azalea announced the split on Instagram, saying that she was unable to rebuild her trust in Young after his alleged March cheating scandal.
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Wade, left to start her own organization over a split on prioritizing the rights of the fetus versus the needs of pregnant women, Haugeberg writes.
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He doesn't have plans to monetize the site, since his focus is split on the many other projects he works on as a freelance developer.
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The Quinnipiac University survey found New Yorkers are split on de Blasio's job performance, with 28503 percent saying they approve against 22019 percent who disapprove.
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The case, heard by the U.S. Supreme Court in 2016, resulted in a 4-4 split on the court, leaving in place forced union dues.
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The nearly 50-50 gender split on her staff translated to the 15 highest-paid workers, with eight men and seven women topping the payroll.
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Sony counteracted with astatement to The Hollywood Reporter, which was laterposted on the studio's Twitter account, which placed the blame for the split on Marvel.
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However, our views are split on this suit: Some of us liked it, but others found the styles impractical for larger busts and petite women.
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Venezuelan expats, however, appear split on how Guaidó should use his role as interim president — and whether he should support U.S. involvement in the conflict.
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Meanwhile, voters were split on their views of Reynolds, with 36 percent saying they view her favorably and 37 percent saying they view her unfavorably.
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Americans are split on whether they should be be concerned about consolidation in the tech, media and telecom sectors, according to a new HarrisX survey.
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ATR's shareholders are split on the issue, with Leonardo pushing for an all-new model and Airbus resisting rapid new developments while studying upcoming technology.
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The court was not split on ideological lines, with Alito's fellow conservatives Clarence Thomas and Chief Justice John Roberts dissenting along with liberal Sonia Sotomayor.
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Voters are split on whether the federal gas tax should be increased to pay for infrastructure improvements, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Tuesday.
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The candidates were also split on whether to allow any new nuclear power, with some saying its waste problem had to be dealt with first.
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The candidates were also split on whether to allow any new nuclear power, with some saying its waste problem had to be dealt with first.
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But they split on Israel as if it were a domestic issue, suggesting that, whether they realize it or not, they experience it as such.
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Public opinion polling has shown that Virginians are split on whether Fairfax should leave office, with more white voters than black ones supporting Fairfax's resignation.
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"We understand and know that players have been split on this deal, including members of our EC," the NFLPA Executive Committee said in a statement.
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But according to the poll, about two-thirds of respondents expressed support for a Medicare-for-all plan, with even Republicans split on the issue.
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Voters are almost evenly split on President Trump's withdrawal of U.S. troops from northern Syria, according to a Hill-HarrisX poll released on Thursday. Sen.
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But it also gets to the crux of the current debate (and split) on Capitol Hill right now about what a final resolution would entail.
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With an 11-10 split on the committee, Paul's "no" vote means Pompeo could be voted down in committee if he gets no Democratic votes.
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However, the state Supreme Courts could potentially become split on the issue — and such splits between jurisdictions often tempt the higher court to step in.
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Where Democrats were split on the impeachment question after Mueller, Republicans are the ones who are beginning to split, with Vermont's GOP governor backing impeachment.
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But Syria, backed by Russia, has consistently denied responsibility for the strike, and world opinion remains split on the true culprit in the grisly attack.
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Next, we see Charley at home watching a news segment of Gayle King (loved that cameo!) announcing Charley and Davis West's split on CBS This Morning.
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Cameron should expect additional support from his own 20 Conservatives — though they are split on whether to stay in the EU — and from other smaller parties.
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Some have since split on account of moderation policy, with many threads now expressly prohibiting talk of politics, current affairs and indeed all non-football chat.
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Public split on Barr A CNN-SSRS poll released Tuesday, before the Mueller letter was released, finds public opinion on Barr's actions is nearly evenly split.
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Conservative women are split on this, as many of them feel that the term feminist has been hijacked by a liberal and far-left policy agenda.
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Other reports said that Simmons and Tinashe split on May 25, with one outlet reasoning, ironically, that she had been acting too much like a Kardashian.
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Serena Williams is known for doing everything she can to get to the ball, even if that means dropping into a mean split on the court.
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The Trump administration has said Title VII of the Civil Rights Act does not provide such protections, and the lower courts have split on the issue.
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Sanders supporters on the Hill -- a small group of liberal lawmakers -- split on what the senator should do now that Clinton had secured the nomination. Rep.
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" Much like the Democrats have been split on whether to fund the centers, they've also been divided on whether it's appropriate to call them "concentration camps.
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But the central bank's policymakers are evenly split on the matter and Bostic, a voter this year on interest rate policy, is squarely on the fence.
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As we reported ... prosecutors made the decision to try Cosby again -- even before finding out how the jury split on the 3 counts of sexual assault.
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Polling shows the public split on whether Congress should impeach Trump, and hours of Mueller's testimony offered no dramatic revelations with obvious potential to change that.
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Neither have addressed the split on social media, though Hayes shared a cryptic message to his Instagram Story on Wednesday about those loitering in his life.
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For the first time in the poll's history, Republicans were evenly split on the question—with 47 percent supporting marriage equality and 48 percent against it.
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Voters are split on whether corporations should get a tax break, but 2628 percent would support cutting the corporate tax rate on money repatriated from overseas.
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The issue of the Irish border has yet to be resolved and British Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative Party is deeply split on her negotiating strategy.
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Security experts are split on this issue and, admittedly, not enough is known about the Touch ID / Secure Enclave architecture to make a completely informed call.
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Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan just shared the news of their split on Monday, but the couple has been separated for months, multiple sources tell PEOPLE.
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The major parties split on supporting the legislation, with 28503 percent of Republicans approving of the legislation and 22019 percent of Democrats disapproving of the AHCA.
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Scalia's death means not only the loss of the court's main conservative voice but also increases the likelihood of a 4-4 split on controversial issues.
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Economists are split on whether Britain will avoid a recession, though almost all agree that the economy will slow markedly as a result of the vote.
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Americans are almost evenly split on which party they think is better when it comes to immigration policies, according to a Hill-HarrisX poll released Wednesday.
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But the bloc is split on whether to go ahead with any new economic sanctions, a move that would require unanimity of all 28 member states.
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Men are essentially split on that question, but 28500 percent of women said they'd vote for a Democrat, compared to only 6900 percent who said Republican.
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This is what happened in 2014 to 2015 with same-sex marriage: Circuit courts split on the issue, forcing the Supreme Court to resolve the disagreement.
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Voters are also still split on the issue of obstruction of justice, a crime for which Mueller's team could not "exonerate" the president, according to Barr.
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And so you see that in both the numbers for the Democrats and the Republicans, voters are very, very split on how they handled the process.
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Heading into the end of the year strategists are split on whether investors should stay in the U.S. or look abroad to find the biggest returns.
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White Americans were evenly split on the state of race relations today: 46 percent say things are good, but 45 percent also say things are bad.
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Newly released Gallup polling shows a widening partisan split on climate change and a growing rejection among Republicans of the dominant scientific views on the topic.
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Direction of the country In the lead-up to the election, the public was split on the country's direction, leaning toward saying it is going well.
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Both parties are split on Europe, but Labour is less so and, with the added luxury of being in opposition, has managed to fudge its differences.
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" Later, Dodd spoke out about their split on Instagram, writing, "@drbreagan_plastic_surgeon posted that we broke up… I'm deeply saddened and I only wish him the best!!
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There was a split on whether President Trump acted legally — or wisely — when he ordered the killing of General Suleimani, the commander of Iran's Quds Force.
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A poll published this week by Kyodo News showed that respondents were nearly equally split on the question of whether the pacifist clause should be revised.
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The poll also found that Americans are split on whether they believe Trump should be impeached, with respondents for and against impeachment both at 42 percent.
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The court was split on the same issue back in 85033, so it could now be up to new Justice Neil Gorsuch to break a tie.
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Members of the cast are split on whether they want to be told that the people they are playing show up in the audience, Knight said.
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In national polls, which show impeachment to be an intensely partisan issue, independents have been evenly split on whether the president should be removed from office.
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In national polls, which show impeachment to be an intensely partisan issue, independents have been evenly split on whether the president should be removed from office.
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That's left the American public split on new regulations for Big Tech, according to public opinion polls, though support for tougher rules appears to be growing.
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Cloud9 continued its undefeated run in Week 3 of the League of Legends 2020 League Championship Series Spring Split on Sunday, downing Dignitas in Los Angeles.
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A poll published on Monday by Kyodo News showed that respondents were nearly equally split on the question of whether that pacifist clause should be revised.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) remains unpopular with Democrats and popular with Republicans, while independent voters are close to evenly split on the gun rights organization.
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At least, that would be one explanation for why Delevingne tweeted and deleted that she and the Pretty Little Liars star had split on Monday night.
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The primary care physicians were almost evenly split on the idea of requiring all states to expand Medicaid under the auspices of Obamacare, a controversial concept.
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The court was split on the same issue back in 28503, so it could now be up to new Justice Neil Gorsuch to break a tie.
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But while Democrats -- candidates and voters -- almost universally agree that health care is an important issue, they seem hopelessly split on what to do about it.
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Voters are split on imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum imported from the European Union, Canada and Mexico, according to a new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll.
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It depended absolutely on two main factors: The intra-Mercedes-Benz implosion, and falling on the correct side of a 13/50 split on tyre strategy.
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Experts appeared split on whether the president has the authority to unilaterally terminate a security clearance, but said such a move would be unprecedented and ill-advised.
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Twitter revealed the year's most liked and retweeted tweets on Tuesday, reflecting how a nation bitterly divided between Republicans and Democrats is likewise split on social media.
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And in the wake of terror attacks in New York and New Jersey, voters in both states are about evenly split on who would better handle terrorism.
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Asian-American voters who made the budget deficit a priority in 2012 were roughly split on whether Obama or Mitt Romney would handle it better, he said.
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RELATED: Trump 'postpones' Israel trip after Netanyahu criticism And despite American Israelis current tendency to vote Republican, Israelis are nearly split on which candidate would be better.
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But he wasn't gonna let the split on the account of their creative differences keep him from doing what he does best: racing his goddamn heart out.
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The Democratic Party has split on whether the special counsel's report warrants lawmakers beginning impeachment proceedings against the President, with some 2020 Democratic presidential candidates -- like Sens.
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In the Cosby cases, for instance, judges have split on whether the lawsuits should proceed, even coming to opposite conclusions regarding the same statement from his attorney.
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Less than 72 hours later, Higgins revealed details about the split on his new iHeartRadio podcast with fellow Bachelor alum Ashley Iaconetti, Ben and Ashley: Almost Famous.
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And because the courts are split on whether people in withholding-only proceedings are eligible for bond, it might be easier to keep asylum seekers in detention.
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Despite Temer's low approval rating, Brazilians remain split on whose government they disliked more, with 52 percent of respondents telling Ibope that Temer's is worse than Rousseff's.
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The SPD is weak, its own base is split on immigration and the party may not want to risk reigniting the conflict between the CDU and CSU.
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Of course, most people said that deep kissing wasn't sex and that penile-vaginal intercourse was; however, they were split on whether things like oral sex counted.
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Surveys from several top outlets tell the same story: Americans are harshly split on Kavanaugh's nomination, to a degree not seen since Robert Bork in the 1980s.
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Despite the overwhelming support suggested in the survey, it also showed companies were almost split on Abe's performance so far in delivering economic growth and labor reform.
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Those voters were closely split on whether Trump is doing enough for the middle class: 49 percent say he is not, while 46 percent say he is.
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Both U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping have urged Britain to stay, but British voters - and Cameron's ruling Conservative Party - are split on membership.
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Democratic pollster Pia Nargundkar said on Friday that there is not a 2628-28500 split on the issue of abortion, saying that most Americans accept Roe v.
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According to the poll, Americans are split on the Trump administration's immigration proposal, however, which would grant a pathway to citizenship for nearly 2 million young immigrants.
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And in Michigan, where voters were firmly split on candidates for governor and U.S. Senate, 2628 percent voted for redistricting reform, and 28503 percent for voting reform.
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Americans are more closely split on how they think the president is handling the economy, with 45 percent saying they approve and 43 percent saying they disapprove.
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Lebanese officials are split on whether they should negotiate directly with the Assad government, and some even wonder whether it would make a difference if they did.
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Alabama likely voters are virtually evenly split on whether allegations of sexual abuse against Moore are true: 22017% say they are, versus 23.5% who say they aren't.
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For instance, polls show a majority of voters are against scrapping a wealth tax on large fortunes and even right-wing voters are split on the issue.
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Chipmakers just fell into a correction and their tumble has market watchers split on whether the one-time favorites of the technology sector have any value left.
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Although the country is split on spliffs, it's impossible to deny that there are millions of people in the United States who are partaking on 4/20.
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Board members had long been split on renewal of the superintendent's contract, but the death of a board member in November changed the composition of the board.
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But it collapsed after months of haggling, with Republicans insisting it must be accompanied by stricter immigration measures and Democrats split on agreeing to any such compromise.
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It was a group of young men and they split on either side of me and one of them grabbed my backside and they all started laughing.
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Texans are also split on whether a wall along the border with Mexico is consistent with American values -- 47% said it is and 45% said it isn't.
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Last month's Kaiser poll found that the general public was about evenly split on whether to support Medicare for All, but Democratic voters largely supported the idea.
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Two Republicans challenging President Trump in longshot primary campaigns are split on whether he should be impeached over allegations of soliciting foreign interference in the 2020 election.
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The public also split on whether the government should mandate health plans to treat opioid abuse — with 48 percent supporting the requirement and 49 percent opposing it.
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One the issue front, the field was split on supporting the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) negotiated between Trump and Pelosi during Thursday night's debate. Sen.
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Opinions are split on the possible environmental damage of whale watching tours, but there's no doubt that some of the Pacific Northwest's orcas are in serious trouble.
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But the Republicans were split on whether the 71-year-old Sessions would take the plunge, and whether he would clear the GOP field if he did.
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In an initial question, Quinnipiac found voters split on whether Trump should be impeached and removed from office: 45 percent said yes, while 228 percent said no.
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Following news of the split, on Monday night, Carter stepped out to support her friend, pro dancer Witney Carson, at a taping of Dancing with the Stars.
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Those offices were split on the recommendation of a commission that investigated the causes of the 2010 rupture of the Macondo well in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Younger voters tend to like Sanders more than older voters, in line with 2016, and men and women are fairly evenly split on their preferences for candidates.
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Courts have split on when users should be forced to unlock their phones for law enforcement, but have often granted stronger Fifth Amendment protection to passcodes than fingerprints.
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Experts are split on whether Washington and Seoul are making the right move in suspending the exercises, which North Korea has long condemned as rehearsals for an invasion.
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But the security community is split on the potential utility of Haven, with many experts saying that an app cannot possibly protect a target from state-sponsored surveillance.
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But health systems are split on whether they agree with Faulkner's opposition of the HHS' rules — and tech giants are among those in favor of the HHS' rules:
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A clear plurality of Americans approve of the House's impeachment inquiry into Trump, and they are split on whether they want to impeach and remove him from office.
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There seems to be a broad agreement that foldable phones are an important new technology, but beyond that, opinions are split on the best way to deliver it.
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Australia's Alumina Ltd has raised concerns over the impact of Alcoa's planned split on the pair's bauxite and alumina production joint venture, Alcoa Worldwide Alumina and Chemicals (AWAC).
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Opinions are generally split on the benefits of X-Trans; some swear by its effect on color and noise performance, others lament the impact on RAW processing workflows.
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House Republicans are split on the issue, with some worried it could set a bad precedent and arguing the process should be led by the House Judiciary Committee.
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The latest poll showed managers split on the prospects for UAE stock markets, with 31 percent expecting to raise allocations and the same ratio intending to reduce them.
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No matter the eventual result, toxic campaigning has cleaved a cultural gap in the nation reminiscent of the Mario and Sonic schoolyard split on a country-sized scale.
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Nearly two years after the vote, British public opinion remains split on the merits of leaving the EU, with each side accusing the other of having misled voters.
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Voters are more evenly split on support for Trump's border wall itself, the poll showed, with 45 percent of respondents supporting the structure and 47 percent opposing it.
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A number of other White House hopefuls are also supportive of "Medicare for all," but they are split on whether they back doing away with private insurance companies.
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Recent polls suggest voters in Britain, Europe's second-biggest economy and its most influential financial center, were evenly split on whether to stay in the EU or leave.
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Experts are still split on what's next for stocks, particularly considering the apparent disagreement between the White House and Chinese trade authorities over a potential rollback of tariffs.
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With considerable certainty, we can reason that the court split on both states' standing to file suit (a procedural issue) and also on the merits (the substantive issues).
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But the same poll showed an almost even split on the question of whether to convict Trump, an option favored by 48 percent but opposed by 46 percent.
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GOP senators Tuesday were split on Cain's qualifications, with some saying his tenure with the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City makes him a strong candidate on paper.
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On Wednesday, the latest Fed minutes showed that policymakers were split on the outlook for inflation and how it might affect the future pace of interest rate rises.
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But Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservative government, like the country, remains deeply split on the issue as the clock ticks towards the formal exit date, March 29, 2019.
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Even if it does, lawmakers are so split on the issue of health care that passing anything that won't somehow wind up in the courts would be difficult.
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The Hill also spoke to lawmakers inside the Capitol about the status of gun legislation, with Republicans and Democrats split on how to go about stemming gun violence.
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Economists in a Reuters poll were split on whether the central bank would cut its benchmark rate, with six out of 11 seeing a 25 basis point cut.
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The dueling positions underscored the dynamic currently animating Trump's coronavirus task force, which is split on whether the self-isolating measures are worth the cost to the economy.
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The ECB will next meet on July 25 and investors are split on whether the bank will pull the trigger on stimulus then or wait until its Sept.
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In 22014, when Ms. Gilbert and her second husband, José Nunes (the Brazilian importer known as Felipe in "Eat Pray Love"), separated, she reported their split on Facebook.
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Members of The Federalist Society, an influential conservative legal group that has guided the judicial picks of Republican presidents, are split on who is best to replace Ginsburg.
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The Democratic Party seems split on the question of how much of its resources should be directed toward certain voters, particularly white working-class men struggling with deindustrialization.
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Republicans are split on exactly how much spending should go to the military and how important it is to keep the deficit down as they enact their priorities.
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"In the aftermath of the House impeachment vote, our polling suggests voters are split on its impact in next year's election," said Tyler Sinclair, Morning Consult's vice president.
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WASHINGTON — Federal agencies are split on how best to handle national security concerns surrounding popular and ubiquitous Chinese-made drones, with some policymakers chafing at more protectionist approaches.
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There was a small split on party lines, with 2900 percent of Democratic voters saying they were following impeachment and 220006 percent of Republican voters saying the same.
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Mr. Sippel has made a tough job tougher by taking on two countries and more than one style of cooking, and layering the formal-casual split on top.
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A House of Commons, once bitterly split on how and whether to leave the European Union, agreed with little drama on withdrawal at the end of the month.
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The American public is split on the prospect of giving a universal basic income to Americans who lose their jobs to artificial intelligence, according to a new poll.
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The public is split on how things are going in the US generally today: 49% say things in the country are going fairly or very well, 49% badly.
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While House Democrats created a tightly controlled process, there's no plan in the Senate, and Republicans there are split on if they should call in witnesses at all.
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So there is, in effect, a circuit split on the constitutionality of a federal bureau headed by a lone director who can only be removed for good cause.
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Making it easier to hold the EPA accountable for cleaning up Superfund sites might seem like an idea environmentalists would unilaterally support, but they're split on the case.
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The Fed is expected to start rolling off its massive $4.5 trillion balance sheet next month, but investors are split on when the next rate hike will arrive.
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According to a March 8 Gravis poll, which showed Saccone up by 3 points, the tax bill has a 48 percent approval rating, largely split on party lines.
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Go deeper: Venezuela at a crossroads as world leaders split on presidential support Oil markets shrug off Venezuela chaos for now A multilateral approach could smooth transition in Venezuela
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The top-seeded Stars earned a split on the road with a hard-fought 22-221 victory in Game 21 to push the Wild to the brink of elimination.
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The software was devised years ago as a solution to the cryptocurrency's scaling problem, which divided bitcoin power brokers for years and led to a split on August 1.
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The 22nd Circuit's decision deepens an existing circuit split on whether Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, which bars on sex discrimination, encompasses discrimination based on sexual orientation.
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But the justices split on why – and a concurrence by three conservatives could signal renewed interest in the critical class action issue of constitutional standing for uninjured class members.
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Americans are generally split on the idea: A Gallup poll released last year found that 48% of Americans polled said they support it, and 52% said they oppose it.
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Monday night's fashion Superbowl offered the best of Catholic-inspired looks, with celebrities split on adhering to the theme, interpreting it in their own ways, or ignoring it altogether.
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Ted Cruz are viewed unfavorably by a majority of Americans -- though both are viewed favorably by just more than half of Republicans -- while opinions are split on Ohio Gov.
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" This echos the solidarity and understanding of the initial statement, which blames the split on love being "a beautiful adventure that is taking us on different paths for now.
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The U.K. government has repeatedly denied it would accept lower food standards post-Brexit, but senior lawmakers in the ruling Conservative Party appear to be split on the issue.
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Tuesday's debate watchers were split on which candidate expressed his views more clearly, 249% named each, a metric on which Clinton soundly beat Trump in last week's presidential debate.
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DAOUKRO, Ivory Coast (Reuters) - Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara's governing coalition appeared to split on Monday when a junior partner said it was pulling out after months of feuds.
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Lack of consumer demand: According to recent HarrisX research, most business decision-makers (72%) believe 5G will be worth paying more for, but consumers are split on its value.
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The United States and Russia are split on who they back in the Syrian civil war, but are attempting to work together to combat terror groups in the country.
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"Gender identity is a pretty new term for a lot of people so having effectively an even split on the bathroom question is a very good result," Currah said.
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INTERNET SPLIT ON WHAT NAME THEY HEAR IN AUDIO CLIP "She recorded it and put it on her story then I remade the video and posted it," Castro said.
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Still, voters in Ohio are roughly split on which candidate shares their values, with 44% saying Trump does, 41% Clinton and a sizable 13% saying neither of them does.
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It ends Cloud Rat's side of the split on a spooky note, and makes the drop into Moloch's "The Ninth Wave + Bloody North" even more of a visceral shock.
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Britain's House of Commons last month passed a law demanding that the government seeks a postponement until the end of January 2020 to avoid an abrupt split on Oct.
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While Republicans hope to win their primaries by sticking close to Mr. Trump, Democrats appear split on how much to make their own campaigns for governor about the president.
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If it turns out that the court splits 4-4 in that case, the opinion could cause confusion across the country where lower courts are split on the issue.
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Republicans are also split on the payments, as some centrists in the House and Senate would like to see the payments continue to avoid havoc in the healthcare system.
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Meanwhile, François Fillon's supporters are split on the question of whether France should hold a referendum on leaving the EU. What are the similarities between 'Brexit' and 'Frexit' supporters?
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McCain's principle would produce a kind of mini-crisis in constitutional government, and the 4-4 split on the Supreme Court would prevent the resolution of other constitutional disputes.
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RELATED: Obama nominates Merrick Garland to Supreme Court Two senators left in the race, who will be directly involved in the debate, split on their opinions of Garland. Sen.
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In her interview, Pulos did tell PEOPLE why she decided not to hit back at Lewis after the pair split on bad terms and he began commenting about her.
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The brief, by lawyers for the plaintiffs suing CareFirst, contends the much-ballyhooed (by me, among others) circuit split on standing in data breach class actions is a mirage.
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Fans were split on their reception of Fitzgerald's comments, with some agreeing with the coach and others blaming expensive tickets and a poor in-person experience for the decline.
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The two tribes said in their petitions for Supreme Court review that other U.S. appeals courts are split on the federal government's jurisdiction over tribal businesses on Indian land.
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However, voters were nearly evenly split on the term overall: 48 percent of those polled said they would support a democratic socialist, while 52 percent said they would not.
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Michigan voters were split on which candidate would do a better job addressing the water crisis in that city, with 18 percent saying Clinton and 17 percent saying Sanders.
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Economists were split on the decision after central bank chief Alexandre Tombini signaled on Tuesday that the bank could abandon plans for steep rate hike to support the economy.
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The Supreme Court's disarray since the death of Justice Antonin Scalia in February, with a 4-43 ideological split on many of its key issues, has been widely discussed.
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With more and more devices coming online and the IP address space exhausted, that split on the core protocol of the internet complicates keeping the world on one platform.
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For the first time ever, Americans are evenly split on whether they would like a health insurance system paid for by the government or through private companies, per Gallup.
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The GOP-controlled Senate and Democratic House are split on how much federal funding to provide to states as Election Day draws near amid the cloud of the coronavirus.
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The Supreme Court appeared split on Wednesday during arguments over a Louisiana abortion law that could see the court revisit the protections that emerged in the landmark Roe v.
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With polls showing the public deeply split on whether Mr. Trump deserves to be impeached, and views hardening along party lines, Mr. Jordan is unlikely to change any minds.
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Voter are also split on the job Trump is doing as president, with 2628 percent saying they don't approve of how he's handling the presidency and 28500 percent approving.
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The survey revealed a partisan split on economic attitudes, with 2900 percent of Republicans favorably rating the economy compared to 220006 percent of independents and 2202 percent of Democrats.
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Go deeper: Poll: Impeachment is helping Trump in 3 key battleground states Impeaching Trump is unpopular in key election states Poll: Public opinion is split on impeachment after hearings
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State Democrats split on who to support -- a white woman running a more moderate campaign, or Abrams, who pledged to run a different type of campaign in the South.
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With the sudden release of a three-year-old report in early February, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani seemed to signal that the country was still split on the issue.
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Americans overwhelmingly support stricter regulations on gun sales but remain largely split on whether more teachers and school officials should be armed, a CBS News poll released Friday shows.
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Respondents were nearly evenly split on whether Trump should be removed from office, with 2628 percent of those surveyed saying they think he should, while 28503 percent said otherwise.
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Mr. Bond said Russia was happy to be aligned with the Europeans on at least this issue, and has benefited from Europe's split on Iran with the United States.
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Financial watchdogs and some cryptocurrency advocates are split on how initial coin offerings should be regulated, and the NASAA investigation was developed as an effort to protect retail investors.
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Analysts are split on whether investors should buy or avoid Chipotle after its shares dropped on the news that customers fell sick after eating at one of its restaurants.
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Pollsters also found voters split on the need for the president's executive order on immigration, with 85033 percent saying it is needed and 45 percent saying it is not.
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Even after last week's extensive public hearings, the American public remains split on impeaching President Trump, with 50 percent in support of the process and 43 percent against it.
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The responses to the second post were fairly evenly split on the video's veracity, but both instances did seem to be the first time anyone there had seen it.
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"Whilst the 2790 basis point cut was expected, that policymakers are split on further easing action has caught the market off guard," Marex Spectron analysts said in a note.
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A majority of Americans agree that America's tax system needs a major overhaul but are split on whether Republican efforts will help their families, according to a new poll.
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"Whilst the 2790 basis point cut was expected, that policymakers are split on further easing action has caught the market off guard," Marex Spectron analysts said in a note.
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A Wall Street Journal/NBC poll at the time found that GOP primary voters were evenly split on the idea, with 39 percent opposing it and 38 in favor.
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The panel, while split on some issues, listed a number of factors that went into the decision, including risk of injury in Mexico and negotiations between the US and Mexico.
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CDP taking a stake in Autostrade is not on the state lender's agenda for now, Il Sole 2100 Ore said, adding the government was split on its having a role.
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The judges, though split on some issues, list a number of factors that went into the decision, including risk of injury in Mexico and negotiations between the US and Mexico.
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So policymakers will be quietly happy that since the MPC's 5-3 vote split on June 15, sterling has been well behaved in a fairly narrow range of $1.26-$1.28.
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Its subsequent report in January 2018 split on Roosevelt, calling for an "additive" approach: meaning both contextualizing work at existing monuments, and adding new monuments, like that for Shirley Chisholm.
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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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A recent Financial Times Brexit Poll Tracker showed that British voters are split on the Brexit issue; at the same time, reactions on social media have been strongly one-sided.
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The judges, though split on some issues, listed a number of factors that went into the decision, including risk of injury in Mexico and negotiations between the US and Mexico.
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The US and China seem split on the most important takeaways from the meeting between Trump and Xi, to the point that there was almost no overlap in their statements.
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Interestingly, respondents were split on the question of wanting gene-editing to help prevent diseases for their babies: 48 percent said they would, while 50 percent said they would not.
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By the numbers: Overall, voters were split on the wisdom of single-payer — 45% said it would be a bad idea, and 43% said it would be a good idea.
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Economists were nearly split on whether Canada's overall housing market would see a correction, with 11 saying it was not likely and 10 saying it was somewhat or very likely.
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Washington (CNN)Presidential contenders split on party lines in their reaction to President Barack Obama's gun control actions Tuesday, with Democrats supporting Obama and Republicans vowing to undo his moves.
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Baby boomers, who had been more split on the issue last year, were now more in favor of same-sex marriage, with 56 percent outweighing the 39 percent against it.
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ANC Secretary General Ace Magashule said the party's national executive was split on when Zuma should step down, although the party expected him to respond to the order by Wednesday.
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Senior officials with knowledge of the matter said members of the government were split on the timing of the issues, which would mark Athens's first foray into markets since 2014.
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Republicans themselves are split on this question: 33% say GOP leaders should continue trying to repeal Obamacare on their own, 42% that they should work with Democrats to make changes.
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Pledging to enhance shareholder returns, SoftBank Group announced a stock split on Thursday, while leaving the per-share dividend unchanged for the current financial year, effectively doubling its shareholder payout.
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Tarek and Christina El Moussa may have just announced their split on Monday, but the HGTV stars had been living separately and seeing other people for months, PEOPLE has learned.
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The country remains split on whether Republicans should continue to try to repeal Obamacare, with 38% of respondents saying they should and 39% saying Republicans should let the law stand.
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Experts are split on what investors should do next, and a lot of the unknowns depend on the Trump administration's policy moves over the next few months, they tell CNBC.
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While 71 percent see the country as driven by principle, they are split on whether America has in recent years done as much harm as good through its international actions.
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Here is one: the moment Mr Garland fills the ninth seat, the 4-4 ideological split on the court would open into a 5-4 divide in the liberals' favour.
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When Sex & the City wrapped in 2004, fans were split on Carrie Bradshaw ending up with Mr. Big, the two-timing boyfriend she dated on-and-off for six seasons.
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Partisans were split on the subject of relations with China, with 21625 percent of Republicans favoring more pugnacious relations toward the country in comparison to just 2900 percent of Democrats.
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Responding to 22-year-old Tinashe's fans, Kudzai also claimed that Simmons — who has deleted all photos of him and Tinashe from Instagram — and the singer only split on Sunday.
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Independent voters were evenly split on the question with 2023 percent saying that Democrats are too interested in presidential investigations while 40 percent said that Republicans did not do enough.
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Lawmakers are split on how to handle the task of confronting climate change, an issue urgently highlighted in a recent United Nations panel report and largely supported by progressive voters.
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Independents, meanwhile, were almost evenly split on the issue with 22019 percent saying they would support paying more taxes for increasing health coverage, compared to 49 percent who opposed it.
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Supreme Court justices seem split on whether to allow state governments to collect sales tax from online retailers, a move that would drastically change long-standing interstate e-commerce rules.
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But as Mic reports, fans are split on whether the kiss shared by the couple, already being dubbed "Ruby Slippers," marks a step in the right direction for LGBT representation.
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Germany's Angela Merkel, meanwhile, is facing her own coalition split on immigration, and is facing a rapidly approaching deadline to secure a European deal on how to deal with migration.
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Anything less than a sweep, and, well, Yankees decision-makers are split on selling, with the baseball side wanting to do it and the Steinbrenner/Performative Grumpiness axis resisting it.
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By the numbers: Of the five key voter subgroups we're tracking ahead of the midterm elections: White suburban women and "Never Hillary" independents are closely split on Trump's gun policies.
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Currency markets in Europe fluctuated on Friday morning after the U.K. made "sufficient progress" in its Brexit negotiations, with experts split on where sterling could trade in the coming months.
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The expanded gambling proposal, however, faces a long and uncertain future and voters, who are evenly split on the issue, must still first decide in November whether to approve it.
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Democrats were split on the matter with 28500 percent saying they believed COVID-6900 would have an impact on their personal life while another 2628 percent said it would not.
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For example, a one-way Uber trip to Hvar from Split on an eight-seat boat cost 220,245 kuna (about $2120, or $230 per person); ferry tickets run about $433.
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The decision matched a prediction by 33 analysts surveyed by Reuters, although the poll showed on Wednesday that views were split on whether there will be further easing this year.
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But in Richmond and in Norfolk, where Northam attended Eastern Virginia Medical School, some residents were split on whether he should go, and how they feel about the racist images.
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Some 42% of respondents said additional easing would have no effect on the economy, while the rest were split on whether more stimulus would on balance help or hurt growth.
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The Federal Reserve approved a much-anticipated quarter-point interest rate cut Wednesday but offered few indications that further reductions are ahead as members split on what to do next.
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"Whilst the 2790 basis point cut was expected, that policymakers are split on further easing action has caught the market off guard," analysts at Marex Spectron said in a note.
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Katie Morton and Chris Bukowski, one of three couples to get engaged on the show in Mexico this summer, announced their split on Tuesday with a joint statement on Instagram.
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