You can hold a number of stances, competing stances on immigration.
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I'm not continuing the aggressive stances because I just want to do the aggressive stances.
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Guests could choose to pose with Po in a few stances, including viper, tiger, and dragon stances.
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Liberals have raised alarm over Kavanaugh's stances on previous decisions and stances on issues as warning signs for the future of Roe v.
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Maybe they just didn't take Trump's stances on criminal justice seriously, or their interests in his other stances overshadowed his ideas on criminal justice.
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This attitude seems to have all but banished stances like "conservationist" or "preservationist" from the political lexicon, stances that used to be considered perfectly normal for a Republican to have.
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"We don't know the policy stances (but) we know suggestions of the policy stances," Colin Moore, global chief investment officer at Columbia Threadneedle Investments, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" on Thursday.
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Voters cannot be selecting leaders whose stances they agree with if it turns out that voters are learning what stances they should agree with by taking cues from the leaders they support.
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His speech barreled through his list of Clinton contrasts, comparing his stances with her (and criticizing those stances) on minimum wage, fracking, breaking up the big banks, and her use of super PACs.
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Switch stances to orthodox and keep the open guard dynamic.
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Meanwhile, many have taken strong stances of support for Trump.
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In the presidential election, the candidates' stances on coal and
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Baker disagrees that such stances were either principled or conservative.
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That would mean tougher stances on migration and on Europe.
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Tech has also taken public stances against many Trump proposals.
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Netanyahu and Orban have both taken hardline stances on immigration.
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He also has repeatedly defended the administration's hardline immigration stances.
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True to form, the president took confusing and contradictory stances.
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Both men heavily favor their right leg from both stances.
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Find a look at his stances on the issues here.
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Why are Mr. Erdogan's supporters able to overlook these stances?
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At times, she has struggled to articulate consistent policy stances.
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American officials have taken varying stances on the currency provisions.
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Policy stances are just one reason to pick a candidate.
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Navarro is known for his hawkish economic stances on China.
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Lawmakers didn't change their partisan stances on impeaching the president.
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Democratic candidates, however, have taken more comprehensive stances on guns.
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Virginia, the fissure is exemplified by candidates' stances towards Dominion,
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Clinton's stances on issues were not as genuine as his own.
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Commercials were used to define a candidate's stances on big issues.
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He was some -- some of these stances he had were liberal.
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Students said they're worried about Trump's stances on immigration and religion.
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Trump has already moderated one of his key stances on China.
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It will make you less certain of your stances, not more.
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The Trump administration has repeatedly taken anti-LGBTQ stances in courts.
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But here we see a softening of stances across all parties.
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The two shared many nationalist policy stances on immigration and globalization.
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Machida, like many in points-style karate, fights off both stances.
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Democrats, meanwhile, have the luxury of taking varied stances on trade.
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Both Virginia Democrats have since expressed regret for their past stances.
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Justices take initial stances toward a case by reading prehearing filings.
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Floyd would marvel at teammates whose stances he could hardly comprehend.
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Coffman acknowledged that the redistricting led him to revise his stances.
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He reflexively defended stances he might have been better off conceding.
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The two candidates' stances on Europe could not be more different.
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Our reporters offer a breakdown of his stances on major issues.
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Environmental groups take various conflicting stances on what should be done.
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We were taught four different stances to help us remain undetected.
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And yet it's not a series that takes bold political stances.
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I switch stances constantly to keep my opponent on their toes.
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The memo also describes the stances of key players in Congress.
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Ms. Maddow opened the interview by dissecting Ms. Gillibrand's shifting stances.
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While Warren's progressive stances link her closer ideologically with Vermont Sen.
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He does not share Trump's most extreme legal stances on impeachment.
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Cuellar warns the stances taken by progressives could alienate independent voters.
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Her strong stances have at times opened her up to criticism.
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I think the stances that he takes most directly affect me.
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Other judges have faced consequences for similar stances on L.G.B.T. issues.
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His stances have already earned him some resistance from the right.
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Slams can be done from standing, kneeling or half-kneeling stances.
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Sessions's previous stances on privacy issues sparked concern in Silicon Valley.
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Harris did take on some progressive stances in both these roles.
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Those stances certainly made him more palatable to a red district.
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He&aposs known for nailing startup trends and taking contrarian stances.
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Defenses once had four players in three-point or four-point stances.
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He would occasionally switch stances and then lead with a right uppercut.
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It sounds like you haven't felt the need to moderate your stances.
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Pence's stances on LGBTQ issues have faced criticism from gay rights activists.
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It's unclear as of now how voters will react to their stances.
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Do these stances reflect where the progressive movement sees itself in 2019?
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Sanders has criticized Biden over his stances on trade and climate change.
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But an announcement made today — hat tip The Verge — reversed both stances.
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While Graham did take political stances, his political affiliation was largely independent.
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We see hashtags and status updates on social media declaring political stances.
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The stances have no obvious political advantage, and they're never fully explained.
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Her online presence was filled with long descriptions of stances and policies.
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For his part, Mulvaney did not back away from his previous stances.
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His website offers an overview of his stances on only five issues.
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And he had some really interesting stances on a lot of things.
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And are you going to continue the aggressive stances you've had, comparatively?
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And they are portraying Mr. Trump's and Mr. Arpaio's stances as indistinguishable.
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All have staunch pro-gun stances and financial ties to the NRA.
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Clinton's ties to special interest groups and her stances on foreign policy.
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Russia and China have taken tougher stances, cracking down on the currencies.
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The entertainment giant's statement follows similar stances taken by Disney and Netflix.
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The top stars of today's era take stances that are essentially alike.
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The N.C.A.A. has a history of taking progressive stances on social issues.
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James Eastland (D-Miss.) and Herman Talmadge's (D-Ga.) stances on segregation.
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Many of his political stances are built on this type of inversion.
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So, very often, we see corporate advertisers taking political stances these days.
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Dean Heller's shifting stances on the repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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Trump's stances on the dollar have shifted multiple times during his presidency.
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Still, the gulf between Clinton and Trump's energy stances cannot be overstated.
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They aren't unlike stances you might see in a commercial physique shoot.
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Last year, I looked at a slew of potentially controversial policy stances.
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He imitated batting stances, pitching motions and other mannerisms on his broadcasts.
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These groups exert political pressure that pushes presidents to take public stances.
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The big picture: Arpaio is known for his hardline stances on immigration.
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All of the leading Democrats have strong stances against the gun lobby.
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She has also been seen as tentative in espousing her policy stances.
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In a dramatic reversal on one of her signature campaign stances, Sen.
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But she is now treading more lightly on many of those stances.
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She changes her stances to fit the audience and the political circumstances.
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He has taken stances favoring coal, which suffered during the Obama administration.
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We see that with politicians taking right-wing, populist stances across Europe.
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One of their boilerplate stances was a new foreign policy for Mexico.
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Luther Strange's issue stances are probably better aligned with mainstream conservative Republicans.
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"Some of these stances you see are in the choreography," he said.
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As usual, Trump's harshest stances tended to be reserved for America's partners.
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And they also looked at their participants' sexes and their personal moral stances.
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Already, the state has one of the nation's toughest stances on illegal immigration.
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Some of Mr. Christie's explanations of his stances on guns have been inconsistent.
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On the bench, Garland has avoided taking controversial ideological stances in his opinions.
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Trump changed his stances on NATO, Chinese currency and the Ex-Im Bank.
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Selfie stances also differ by platform, researchers have noticed in the past year.
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It has also taken bold stances on what employees consume under its watch.
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Trump's comments Thursday supporting his stances skew the facts about America's trade relationships.
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Despite their differing political stances, Kanye West and John Legend are still friends.
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And other straight country singers have since taken similar stances in their music.
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Early Trump picks were often made without regard to the nominee's previous stances.
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Here's what to know about the Republican candidate's stances on the wage gap.
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She is a proponent of single-payer health care, among other progressive stances.
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This past October, though, one of his habitually ursine stances started growing horns.
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The reviews, while noting some contradictions with past Trump stances, were mostly strong.
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"So they don't take these stances on pricing that we take," he said.
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But this moral issue implies policy stances that not many people are taking.
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O'Rourke has yet to cite specific policy stances on regulating the tech industry.
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Yet those efforts have been eclipsed by Facebook's executives and their political stances.
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But despite their similar stances, Gillespie still refuses to connect himself to Trump.
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He listed several public figures whose anti-Mafia stances disguised privately unscrupulous behavior.
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Trump publicly switched stances on potential background check legislation after speaking with LaPierre.
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Germany is seen to have one of the strictest privacy stances in Europe.
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Moderators manipulate the candidates to combat each other instead of clarifying their stances.
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Cohen, citing several foreign policy stances, said Trump is unfit to be president.
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The stances of Schroders and Artisan were first reported by the Financial Times.
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The congresswoman has also faced scrutiny over her previous stances on gay rights.
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There are enchantments, buffs, counters, stances, and special moves to consider, as well.
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He has also used the opportunity to affirm his commitment to conservative stances.
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Overall, G20163 leaders were consistent in their reasons for condemning Trump's protectionist stances.
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In more recent years he has even begun to switch stances mid-offense.
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Both are slightly more moderate in some of their stances compared to Moser.
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Rodriguez also has the advantage of being comfortable striking out of both stances.
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Mr. Trump's tough immigration stances could pose a risk in the general election.
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However, their stances could change if some tweaks are made to the bill.
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Omar's stances on Israel have also led to multiple death threats against her.
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"Look at my heart," Ms. Gillibrand said when asked about her evolving stances.
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Yet Andrew argues that Silicon Valley might come to regret such puritan stances.
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On combating drugs, his stances have appeared closer to his mentor, Mr. Uribe.
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His hard-line immigration stances are expected to cause tensions with fellow leaders.
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But for some reason Sanders demurred, instead focusing on his own dovish stances.
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These value-laden stances speak to the very nature and purpose of schooling.
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Trump&aposs aggressive foreign policy stances have also increased risks to these diplomats.
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She is known for taking controversial stances on issues affecting people of color.
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Many businesses have taken stances by cutting ties with the National Rifle Association.
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His win highlights a Democratic Party embracing youth, energy and progressive policy stances.
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Some 2020 Democrats are already well into the process of overhauling their stances.
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More people are also demanding companies take stances on social and environmental issues.
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"We take no stances in this issue," one officer can be heard saying.
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It's a record built for unapologetic power stances, windmill strumming, and drumstick twirling.
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They also subscribe to broad ideological worldviews that prescribe stances on many issues.
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Baltimore accumulated IR victims as frequently as Donald Trump takes horrifying public stances.
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Others, though, have taken religious stances that landed them in the national spotlight.
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If anybody has a vested interest in the future of batting stances, it would be Ryness, the Batting Stance Guy, YouTube phenomenon, author, speaker, entertainer and faithful practitioner of what he calls "the least marketable skill in America": imitating batting stances.
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After Donald Trump ran and won by adopting populist stances on trade and retirement programs, it's very hard for centrist Democrats to credibly argue that abandoning populist stances on trade and retirement programs is the key to winning Middle America's heart.
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Araujo's thoughts on international relations mark an abrupt break from Brazil's traditional conciliatory stances.
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When it came to Iran and nuclear weapons, Obama had two pretty clear stances.
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The report comes as Sessions is under fire for his stances on LGBT rights.
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I have been most appreciated for my strong stances and posture in my fighting.
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Places where freedom to speak one's truth solidifies anti-vax and anti-science stances.
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He's got a long history of taking unconventional stances and flouting the party line.
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Regardless of their stances, both of these pioneers changed women's clothing through their politics.
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It is one thing to take anti-LGBTQ stances on marriage, bathrooms, and parenting.
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He didn't change who he is or take controversial stances on hot-button topics.
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Mr. Trump's stances on Iran and North Korea appear, at first, difficult to reconcile.
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Moving forward, companies and VC firms need to take clearer stances around these issues.
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Gabbard has progressive views on domestic policy, despite some past stances to the contrary.
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While sometimes avoiding hard stances on questions, Zuckerberg was otherwise relatively logical and coherent.
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They both took stances to the left of the mainstream of the Democratic Party.
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Turning their stances into actions has led the Hammonds into trouble on several occasions.
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The president has created doubt around some fundamental stances that have unified previous administrations.
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" Clarkson said that she "never" takes stances like that, adding, "I generally love everyone.
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He's also been touting stances that might make him more palatable to female voters.
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But ultimately, Ivanka didn't really sway any of Trump's substantive stances on this issue.
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It unclear whether the current debate reflects the policy stances of the two agencies.
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It's a juicy political story because of Donald Trump's well-known stances on immigration.
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These harsh stances would've been praised by Democrats and Republicans alike in the 1990s.
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Oh, and Sanders is whacking Clinton about her past stances on illegal immigrants, too.
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Trump has only aired grievances against the two, particularly regarding their stances on immigration.
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McCarthy's stances open up new questions about how to pay for the tax plan.
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McCarthy and Ryan have taken different stances on the issue, the news outlet reported.
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Clinton's stances on trade policies to the unemployment rates in once-prosperous industrial cities.
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Is it tough for you to play in China because of your political stances?
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It's not surprising that all three countries would bristle at America's stances toward them.
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He has taken stances favoring the coal industry, which suffered during the Obama administration.
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Before Mrs Lam's address, the stances of both sides had appeared to be hardening.
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He has also taken liberal stances on gun control, health care and the environment.
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He wears a lot of athleisure clothing and is frequently pictured in exercise stances.
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Some of these stances can be attributed to the president's personal beliefs and temperament.
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Radicals draw their isolationist stances from it, justifying rejection and their refusal to integrate.
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Why are the N.F.L. and the N.B.A. so far apart on social justice stances?
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G.B.T. stances, but they are experiencing increasing opposition to their support for free trade.
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Why couldn't one see oneself as taking two different stances toward a single phenomenon?
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Calling them "Merchants of Doubt," Oreskes and Conway explore the motivations behind their stances.
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Those stances have led to heated relations in the aftermath of the Iranian attack.
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This is why leading medical organizations have taken strong stances against abstinence-only programs.
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But it's been widely criticized by people with very different stances on intellectual property.
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Biden and Sanders face criticism from some voters on policy stances important in Nevada.
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Mr. Trump has had different stances on the sales of Boeing aircraft to Iran.
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Rather, her maverick stances seem to be about paving a path for the future.
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"I think the competition was held to justify the stances they hold," Jones says.
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We sat and shared tea with a member of Sinn Fein and a member of the Independent Unionist party, who maintain opposing stances on many issues, but who civilly and respectfully discussed with us and each other, those stances and their differences.
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Trump has so offended Latinos that Clinton can take stances displeasing to a few advocates.
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Donald Trump made promises during campaign interviews that sharply diverged from his actual campaign stances.
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Here are some of her previous stances on issues that may affect the transportation industry.
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Outside of his conservative economic record, others may find his social stances a major issue.
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Video: A victim of deportation asking Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders their stances on immigration
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Some of his stances, like his gutting of the Voting Rights Act, give Michael pause.
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Though considered a more moderate candidate, several of Moulton's stances are clearly left of center.
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Both stand in such long, boxing focused stances that they are susceptible to low kicks.
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She's discouraged by the candidate's earlier stances on LGBTQ rights and shifts on other issues.
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His stances have drawn criticism from conservative voices such as the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper.
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This is a defensive instinct dressed up as a series of bold stances and statements.
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In contrast to Clinton's known policy stances, for Trump … well, we don't know so much.
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Both candidates favored negative attack ads over ones that explained their stances on the issues.
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As 2020 approaches, most Democrats have had to answer to the Green New Deal's stances.
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In the third round Golovkin finally pulled the trigger as he caught Jacobs changing stances.
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Reuters reports the firm will put pressure on companies to define their stances on issues.
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The debate has a long history, and it is fundamentally about philosophical stances on science.
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But that protest, like other similar stances police have taken over the years, was unsuccessful.
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The love that we have for each other transcends all political parties, views and stances.
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Julian Assange is already arguing that this outcome validates the stances taken by his organization.
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Meanwhile, other potential candidates are taking policy stances that align them more closely with Sanders.
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Not shying away from controversy Google has not shied away from taking overt political stances.
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Those same clubs are usually reticent to take political stances on, well, just about anything.
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A pair of plain wood clothespins predict the curves and buoyant stances of his figures.
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His critics have taken issue with Lipinski's stances on immigration, LGBTQ issues and reproductive rights.
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The way you do beat someone like Kevin Yoder is by taking real bold stances.
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The president and his allies have struck different stances on the question, often within minutes.
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Some of those lawmakers could eventually change their stances after potential amendments to the plan.
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It is not clear if the projections will change any senators' stances on the legislation.
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Brown said the stakes of the election couldn't be higher because of Trump's controversial stances.
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But the debate is exposing fissures among Trump's team about his broader foreign policy stances.
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Despite their long-standing cooperation, their stances and interests differ on a number of issues.
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With contact prohibited during off-season workouts, Vander Laan focused on his technique and stances.
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Their leaders don't yet seem ready to gamble on candidates with more liberal economic stances.
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Democrats panned him for his stances on entitlement reform, which they called cruel and extreme.
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In a later interview, he appeared to adjust both stances, possibly adding to the confusion.
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The result was a wildly contradictory set of stances on one of his core issues.
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The DCCC has not taken sides, and both candidates have similar stances on policy issues.
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Trump has faced criticism for his history of pro-choice stances, which he now disavows.
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Throughout the Republican primaries, Donald Trump carved out stances that broke with longtime GOP orthodoxy.
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Trump's hard-line stances on free trade and immigration are tough sells in Silicon Valley.
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These incompatible stances were most visible during the crisis years, with the German position uppermost.
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In a few jumps, differentiated contractions, and angled stances, you can see strains and imperfections.
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Mr. Trump's stances on, say, trade and Social Security can strike a chord with voters.
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He has taken stances favoring coal, a fossil fuel that suffered during the Obama administration.
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The traditional problem with side on stances is that they are susceptible to low kicks.
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They set their verses in their hometown of Hollis, Queens, but took two different stances.
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She's too opinionated for his taste and her political stances are the opposite of his.
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A Kyokushin karateka, he kicks well out of both stances and is tough as nails.
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But those stances have softened in the past two months, as the bill has changed.
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Some connect the rise in anti-clinic harassment with the stances of the Trump administration.
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Around this time, Focus on the Family withdrew somewhat from its more explicitly political stances.
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Ted Cruz of Texas and Mike Lee of Utah also have not announced their stances.
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Walsh promises some permutation of the policy stances that got Trump elected, minus the craziness.
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They praised her military service, foreign policy stances and willingness to buck Democratic Party leaders.
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And note that this is not because the progressive stances on these issues are unpopular.
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The news agency said Mr. Assad "appreciated Venezuela's stances and President Maduro for supporting Syria."
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Investors should have a better idea of each parties' various stances by early next week.
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In foreign policy, there is a tinge of pan-Arabism and Islamism in his stances.
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It is unclear whether the current debate reflects the policy stances of the two agencies.
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That is, it's possible we forget what we once believed when our ideological stances change.
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Still, he's positioned himself as the upstanding, hardworking everyman with values instead of political stances.
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But his tough stances have come as a pleasant surprise to the public health community.
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In some respects he is similar to Cruz in his love of switching stances and shifting, but Dillashaw tends to change stances while getting off to the side, while Cruz tends to do his switching while marching in or pivoting away on the retreat.
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White has not responded to CNN's requests for comment about his stances on the two flags.
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Regardless of our individual stances, we respect those who follow those practices (or we ought to).
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And individual corporate executives are finding that taking anti-union stances can stain their public image.
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The 2018 Gillibrand has renounced all of these stances, moving left and left and left again.
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Judging from their open stances, Merritt and Lula are no longer hiding behind bright, flashing lights.
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The stances Omar, Tlaib, and Ocasio-Cortez have taken are certainly worth debating on ideological grounds.
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But at times he was willing to voice some direct challenges to those companies' ethical stances.
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But others welcomed Schultz' principled stances as a refreshing change of pace from other corporate monoliths.
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In the past, CEI has taken tough stances in opposition to tech regulation and antitrust enforcement.
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At the top, moderator Chris Wallace asked the candidates to clarify their stances on Roe v.
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But its pro-American and pro-Israeli stances keep it well within the postwar political consensus.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey have reversed course to adopt tougher-on-immigration stances, and Gov.
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Ben & Jerry's has created and renamed flavors in the past to reflect the company's political stances.
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We are accustomed to party labels as very meaningful shorthand for principles, beliefs, and policy stances.
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Blackburn ran on a platform of strict immigration laws, free markets, among other standard Republican stances.
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His stances often run directly counter to Donald Trump's, which has led to some awkward encounters.
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Döebringer's work on Lichtenauer's fighting methods included colorful and picturesque titles for his four primary stances.
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Eleven days after being elected, Trump has taken eight new policy stances on seven different issues.
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The contradictory stances on the role of US forces in Syria caught US officials by surprise.
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Breakdancers in track suits show off their b-boy stances at a London event in 1986.
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While this episode was mutually de-escalated, it has triggered more aggressive stances in subsequent interactions.
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White working class voters weren't ignorant of Trump's manifest vulgarity, or his odious stances on immigrants.
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However, Smith's post also offers a quiet repudiation of Trump's anti-immigration and anti-encryption stances.
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That includes information about environmental harm, stances on foreign policy and tax schemes or economic bailouts.
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Hernandez seems heavily influenced by T.J. Dillashaw, shifting stances constantly and bursting in with quick flurries.
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He also plans on hammering Clinton's immigration stances and her past support for poor trade deals.
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If Democrats wanted to really court millennials, their stances on certain hot-button issues would shift.
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Inslee heads he Democratic Governors Association (DGA), and his stances fall in line with its platform.
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Her "unapologetic progressive" agenda -- which defied a generation of more centrist stances from top state Democrats.
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The Trump administration has also taken strong stances against both legal and illegal immigration from Mexico.
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We asked former big leaguers Sean Casey and Cliff Floyd to impersonate their favorite batting stances.
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Mr. Brown — known mostly for his fiery stances against global trade deals, which could help Mrs.
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Gabbard issued a lengthy apology last week for her past comments and stances on LGBTQ issues.
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Gabbard issued a lengthy apology last week for her past comments and stances on LGBTQ issues.
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He was expected to meet fierce resistance to his hardline immigration stances from the assembled leaders.
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Tulsi Gabbard called Harris out for her allegedly hypocritical stances on cannabis and the death penalty.
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Furthermore he almost exclusively uses his right leg to score the important kicks from both stances.
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Both fight out of orthodox and southpaw stances but offer completely different weapons out of each.
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Importantly, selfies and many other photos are also public displays of specific attitudes, intentions and stances.
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The Democratic Party has struggled over whether to embrace candidates who advocate anti-abortion rights stances.
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The former presidential candidates couldn't be more different in their political stances, oratorical approaches or hometowns.
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Right-wing politicians have criticized theaters for taking stances on political issues and the refugee crisis.
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There is something unsettling about how little these celebrities have to lose by taking these stances.
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They worked with smaller budgets, but also with more autonomy and more political (often feminist) stances.
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Top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer ripped Trump for his shifting stances on the Alexander-Murray deal.
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Axios reached out to the parties to see if they took active stances on the issue.
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Last week, he said he would not ask them about their stances on Roe v. Wade.
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"Hence, they are forced to make compromises to soften their stances over human rights," Hu said.
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Delegate Eric Porterfield, who represents West Virginia's 27th district, has a history of anti-LGBT stances.
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"Some of it is due to social and political stances companies are taking," the reporters write.
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White argued that cannabis companies that don't take strong stances on such issues will fall behind.
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The pair doubled down on their stances in the debate when asked directly about the report.
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These different stances capture different levels of reality, and our language reveals which one we've adopted.
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Instead of backing anti-corruption stances by its embassies, the Trump administration has sometimes undercut them.
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Trump has not endorsed Kim, who has taken stances at odds with the Trump administration's policies.
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And the party wants to make sure those members are explaining their stances to their constituents.
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This was somehow smaller than the 9% who said Trump's immigration stances have been about right.
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Kasich's background on guns Kasich's own public stances on guns have varied throughout his political career.
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It's also worth considering how the Trump administration's anti-science stances overlap with issues of inclusion.
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Josh Hawley (R-MO), who was worried that she wasn't anti-abortion enough in her stances.
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Described in some accounts of his views as as "iconoclastic," Hentoff's stances didn't fit rigid political boxes.
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Although he supports gay marriage and believes in climate change, Mast's domestic policy stances are still troubling.
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We're not calling for the removal of stars simply based on political stances that they have taken.
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In contrast, only 12 percent focused on his issue stances or political beliefs, including his incendiary comments.
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But Sanders — quite proudly and openly — takes these kind of stances on a wide range of issues.
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She noted that the hotels and breakfast meetings were opportunities to discuss political stances and make connections.
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More recently, it's focused on a Rep Tracker for following the stances and votes of elected officials.
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When you approach these kinds of topics, people often soften or blunt the stances you're giving them.
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Several other Republicans simply avoided taking hard stances on any of the president's ideas on gun control.
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The religious conversions, the nicknames, the immigration stances: It all seems a little too convenient, too calculated.
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In some respect, this is faithful to the inherent inconsistency and mercurial policy stances of Donald Trump.
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"I believe a wise political leader should take policy stances that conform with global trends," he added.
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But even amidst disparate political stances, a common theme was that of "outsiders" from the political mainstream.
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Was he pigeonholed into becoming the industry black designer who would be defined by his political stances?
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One thing I know you're aware of is that voters' political stances don't exist in a vacuum.
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He failed to clarify recent reports that he might be softening his notoriously hardline stances on immigration.
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The candidates' competing stances on Confederate memorials say a lot about their respective paths to the governorship.
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The case for strong encryption is one of Apple's most impassioned stances — and one Trump has decried.
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The source notes progressive stances on LGBT issues long before many tech companies stood up for them.
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They use the platform to make political stances and give heart-melting shout-outs to loved ones.
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RNC chief voices concern about Trump campaign's direction Beruff has adopted many of Trump's hardline policy stances.
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Like Harris, the New Jersey senator has attacked Biden's past stances on racial issues and criminal justice.
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Different stances The Boys Scouts of America have come under fire in the past over LGBT issues.
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Trump has often jumped among different stances on the same policy issue, sometimes in the same day.
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The earliest newspapers in the United States were closely linked to political parties or specific political stances.
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"I believe a wise political leader should take policy stances that conform with global trends," he continued.
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You can still take bold stances and hold strong opinions, but know that they can be temporary.
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Bush also said Trump "will be flailing away," changing his policy stances, if he's the Republican nominee.
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The company has aggressively worked toward curbing misuse on its platform, including "false amplifiers" of political stances.
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But she's had far less success in talking him down from some of his extreme political stances.
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His stances were often praised by conservatives, but denounced by liberals, particularly on issues of social justice.
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The left high kick, off both stances, is also seen dozens of times in any Dillashaw bout.
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Mr. Sanders has also taken some of the most liberal stances on immigration in the Democratic field.
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In the tattoo, MJ is seen striking one of his most famous stances, the "Smooth Criminal" pose.
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Clinton, criticizing her use of "super PACs," her stances on trade agreements and her support of fracking.
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Hyde-Smith also stressed a number of her conservative stances on issues that align with the president.
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Our personal opinions about the individual stances described above shouldn't determine our willingness to protect their decisions.
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Several Democrats who have already declared 2020 campaigns have taken more progressive stances on the issues. Sen.
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In fact, his flip-flopping stances may be creating more, not fewer, fractures in the Republican Party.
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But Mr. Pence's socially conservative stances, especially on gay rights, could turn off some of those voters.
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A social conservative, his anti-abortion, anti-gay stances are deeply at odds with many Americans' views.
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In this way American exceptionalism and national chauvinism lurks beneath the surface of so many universalist stances.
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Jeff Flake at a town hall, and questioned his stances on Planned Parenthood and Title X funding.
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The stances he takes do not follow predictable political lines but seem perfectly calibrated to annoy everyone.
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Clinton's ties to Wall Street, her speeches at commercial banks and her changing stances on policy issues.
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Of course, football outcomes don't justify political stances—unless your side wins, and then they absolutely do.
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The response, largely, has been that personal views and stances aren't a reason to push Thiel away.
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Haaland has drawn plenty of support from liberal groups for her litany of progressive stances on issues.
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Obviously the awareness is there from colleges, but their official stances on the subject aren't widely publicized.
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The stances taken by the Fed and the BoJ have renewed global demand for longer-tenor bonds.
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If you switch stances on the regular, you will get clipped out of position at some point.
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His unconventional, and at times inconsistent, policy stances have sometimes led to comparisons with the U.S. president.
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The stances of both Rubio and Lee could change if Republican leaders make tweaks to the bill.
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Progressive activists can highlight those stances and build pressure on senators to oppose the nomination, Fallon says.
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But those stances also worked against him in Utah, where 60 percent of the population is Mormon.
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The Trump White House and State Department have taken to divergent stances on other foreign policy issues.
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Warren cited examples where Moore's economic commentary appeared in conflict with other research or Moore's earlier stances.
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Basson said that the pair maintained significant disagreements, especially regarding Maloney's racist beliefs and anti-immigration stances.
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As to issues, the same unknown quality of his organizational potential characterizes his policy and ideological stances.
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Hate-pieces, mean hashtags, reductive eye-rolling at his various stances, a nit-picking of every quote.
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Enough people have to change their opinions and stances on the issue to make an obvious difference.
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This comes after a serous of stances by Gulf states that are supportive of the enemy entity.
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In the same space, Po from "Kung Fu Panda" posed in one of six stances with guests.
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When he returned to London, he brought the same approach to jobs, extramarital affairs, and political stances.
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Consider that Viktor Orban, the Hungarian prime minister, has built his political career on anti-immigrant stances.
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She went on to warn that Sanders's foreign policy stances risked turning off Florida voters in November.
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When Mr. Trump ran for president, his son-in-law's stances on Israel helped shape the campaign.
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Rabbi Jacobs said she was heartened to see various organizations taking bold stances after Mr. Trump's election.
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Analysts offered mixed supply stances for the commodity ahead of a OPEC meeting next week, Reuters reported.
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Infrastructure repair, increased public school funding and prioritizing inclusion for immigrants are some of her notable stances.
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The ads, which particularly highlight VanDyke's gun rights stances, will run on Facebook and Instagram starting Friday.
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There was a short-lived and halfhearted attempt to return to obsolete stances between 2007 and 2015.
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Ted Cruz in his re-election bid over his conservative stances on issues and just personal dislike.
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" He said that his stances against abortion and same-sex marriage have "created an antagonism toward me.
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Some members are also arguably coopted from taking stronger stances by their own closeness to Pelosi. Rep.
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Meanwhile he has softened some traditional libertarian stances like ending Social Security and not imposing environmental regulations.
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These stances were dramatic — especially compared with the mild, unintrusive efforts made during the July 12 protest.
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For liberals and conservatives, this cross-cutting, grab bag of hard-line policy stances is heretical, even fringe.
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Those docs identified everything from upcoming Town Hall events to Senator stances on SCOTUS and lawsuits against Trump.
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Trump confirmation hearings: Day 2 Those positions all contrasted in tone and substance from Trump's campaign trail stances.
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After winning their elections, some of those incoming lawmakers softened their stances and indicated they could back Pelosi.
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Both of these feelings can get you into trouble as extreme stances in the markets rarely end well.
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Those companies declined to comment for this story, and instead pointed to trade groups' stances on the issues.
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The details: Celebrities are refusing to be affiliated with the game because of their political stances on issues.
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And there were those who were adamantly against it believing that business shouldn't be taking second amendment stances.
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But Kucinich has also prodded Cordray to be more vocal about his stances on issues like gun control.
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But Mr. Lisiecki could swiftly shift stances and bring out strangely quizzical stretches and crazed bursts of intensity.
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What issues are we not getting when we just hear famous people talking about their stances on feminism?
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For over a year Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt have blockaded Qatar over its contrarian stances.
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"I know a lot of brands really don't take hard stances on political and social issues," Sones says.
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European stocks traded lower Wednesday after the U.S. and China resumed tough stances in their ongoing trade war.
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We've laid out what you really need to know about Hillary Clinton's stances on abortion and reproductive rights.
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Based on last night's debate, it seems like Pence and Kaine agree personally in their stances on abortion.
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"The 'risk on' and 'risk off' stances that affect the currency, also affects the financial sector," Smith said.
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We might have different political stances or observe different faiths, but millions can agree on one thing: Mrs.
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And if you're curious what his opponent Hillary Clinton has to say, you can find her stances here.
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They largely prefer Sanders, whose progressive stances on health care and economic reform are more favorable to millennials.
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But the two mayoral candidates have very different stances on whether such a network is the right idea.
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HSBC said BNM will likely cut its rate in 2020, "when the fiscal stances turn slightly more contractionary".
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He switches stances often, challenging Khan's weak defense and counters hard, perfect to catch Amir's notoriously fragile chin.
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They all have moderate stances on the issues, tailor-made to appeal to white voters in the South.
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But after their bombshell announcement regarding the end of their HGTV era in September, the two swapped stances.
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Their spending far outpaced previous election cycles, when the Republican candidates voiced more moderate stances on gun control.
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In the same breath, West criticized Silicon Valley's elite for what he sees as misguided stances on charity.
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Moderate MPs are responding to their rolling marginalisation in three ways that broadly map onto their ideological stances.
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I thought, 'What would happen if we took these stances and we put them on the right thumbstick?
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"Rosen's radical liberal stances might please her puppet-master Harry Reid, but they will leave Nevadans worse off."
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Booker has taken aggressive stances on marijuana legalization and trying to block Brett Kavanaugh from the Supreme Court.
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Kobach is appealing the court ruling and makes no apologies for his tough immigration and voter fraud stances.
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Republicans, including evangelicals, have repeatedly shown themselves willing to support him notwithstanding some of his less conservative stances.
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The new opposition leader, Angela Eagle, discards Mr Corbyn's unelectable stances and puts real pressure on Theresa May.
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It has also forced his high-profile pals to answer for the president's more controversial stances and statements.
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In theory, a party whose stances and candidates don't command public support is supposed to lose the election.
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Whether you agree with Gabbard or support her various political stances, it's hard to deny her bipartisan outreach.
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The ethic of responsibility is first and foremost focused on the practical impact of the political leader's stances.
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The airlines' stances add to the mounting criticism and widespread condemnation of the Trump administration's zero tolerance policy.
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She has since had to issue a lengthy apology for her past comments and stances on LGBTQ issues.
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This has emerged as one of the many ideological stances the United States has taken under President Trump.
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In a CNBC interview Monday morning, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy took stances on some of those provisions.
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The three ads criticize Cruz for his stances on health care, education, and immigration, the Texas Tribune reports.
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" Trump appeared to reference China's shifting stances, saying he "got tired of waiting for China to help out.
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Instead of taking the opportunity to attack each other, they united around their progressive stances on major topics.
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The 74 has indeed published multiple opinion articles criticizing Warren and her stances on various education-related issues.
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" Trump came into office with few firm stances on foreign policy, beyond a promise to put "America first.
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Clinton typically cite as their reasons her experience, her pragmatism, her stances on gun control and reproductive health.
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Krishnaswamy says that the team is still gathering feedback about the private versus public nature of Stances, however.
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Mr. Trump's choice of ambassadors could be a sign of how serious he is about both those stances.
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The ACLU is also running digital ads in the state targeting the stances of both Biden and Sen.
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Since May's election to Parliament in 1997, she's taken fairly liberal stances on a number of social issues.
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Even though no president had perfect stances on civil rights, Mr. Trump's list of offenses continues to grow.
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She has translated a habit of multiple takes into rehearsal room exploration, playing with different tones and stances.
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Meanwhile, in public, the stances that the White House, Republican congressional leaders, and Democrats have taken appear irreconcilable.
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In recent years, it has faced consistent scrutiny from progressives over its policy stances and support of Netanyahu.
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She pointed to Buttigieg and Biden's similar stances on Medicare for All as a reason for his backing.
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"It could manifest in compromise positions in his taking substantively more moderate stances on issues," Mr. Dorf said.
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The sparring riles up voters in important districts, where Democratic mayors serve as convenient contrasts for Trump's stances.
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But in the context of the 2020 elections, the stances of each party begin to make more sense.
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Between the lines: The stances of candidates on guns was "important" to 83% of Virginia swing district voters.
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With those stances, he argued, he proved he wouldn't shy away from progressive values in a moderate state.
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The big picture: Rapinoe has made headlines for her political stances — especially her outspoken opposition to President Trump.
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Citing the Gospel of Matthew, the group said Trump's anti-immigration stances go against the teachings of Christianity.
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The authors reveal their liberal stances but also validate sacrosanct conservative ideas about work ethic and individual responsibility.
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The body blows came hours after Biden's campaign blasted Bloomberg's various stances toward Obama in a Twitter video.
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This is like football, with players taking stances at the line of scrimmage before the ball is snapped.
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Milo Yiannopoulos, a notable figure who is controversial for his right-wing stances, had his verification taken away.
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His support of legalizing marijuana nationwide is a rare break from the policy stances of the Trump administration.
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The former Arkansas governor said voters shouldn't trust candidates who repeatedly change their stances based on what's popular.
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The party's move left has meant some candidates have had to answer sharp questions about their previous stances.
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Both Ankara and Washington have hardened their stances as more and more evidence mounts about Khashoggi's alleged killing.
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US officials said the most damaging releases were the cables that showed the private stances of US allies.
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After this initial research phase, most students are eager to reconsider and replot their stances on their continuums.
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But Tuesday's comments showed the two are moving further apart on their respective stances rather than coming together.
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And Congress has taken strong stances on the war in Yemen and now certainly on the Khashoggi affair.
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Price's two biggest stances — moral opposition to abortion and limited government approach toward healthcare — occasionally contradict each other.
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"A Democratic adoption of tighter immigration policies and less stridently leftist cultural stances could dominate" among many voters.
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Trump is likely to see similarly dismal numbers because of his rhetoric and lack of acceptable policy stances.
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Get hit between stances and you are guaranteed to fall—it's why every fighter who switches stances a lot: Demtrious Johnson, T.J. Dillashaw, Dominick Cruz, Prince Naseem back in the day, has been knocked down with blows which certainly didn't take their head out of the fight or 'rock' them.
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His stances on trade and spending place him firmly to the left of traditional Republican positions and Clinton herself.
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The party had hoped such green stances would help it win seats in Victoria, a far more progressive state.
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Plenty of prominent figures in German politics and academia share French and southern European criticisms of her government's stances.
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"You outlive your usefulness when you start harming your party by your policy stances or your stubbornness," he said.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, also a mother of two, has taken vocal stances against restrictive abortion laws and sexual harassment.
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Susan Collins, the state's Republican senator, is respected for her moderate stances (and is a critic of Mr Trump).
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The constant changing of stances also made it hard for Assuncao to keep up with which foot was forward.
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"I think history has shown some of her stances to be wrong, speaking bluntly," said first-year California Rep.
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Women running for office in both parties have long used their status as mothers to explain their policy stances.
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Beyond joining pride parades across the country, many of these companies have taken stances in support of LGBTQ rights.
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Their relationship — as well as their differing stances on marriage and kids — have been documented on the hit E!
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In some cases, companies have been unwittingly roped into the conflict and needed to quickly clarify their corporate stances.
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Top Chef judges Tom Colicchio and Padma Lakshmi have previously made their anti-Trump stances known via social media.
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It skews Republicans' stances to the evangelical right, and Democrats' to the far left, given its vigorous progressive element.
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This has led major central banks to maintain historically low interest rates or further ease their monetary policy stances.
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All this against a backdrop of rules that have been upended faster than some of Donald Trump's policy stances.
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And recently, Alwyn, who rarely speaks publicly about his relationship, applauded his girlfriend for making her political stances known.
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And Swisher asked about their stances in the Apple-FBI legal dispute, which is heading to court this week.
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Players pick a fighting style at the top of the game and assume four different stances within that style.
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One limits "medical and health-related messages" to those matching stances taken by the government or the medical establishment.
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Graham's faith led him to take political stances he saw as just, even when they alienated many evangelical contemporaries.
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President-Elect Donald Trump took 21 distinct stances on 243 major issues during his bid for the White House.
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Dick's Sporting Goods' decision marked one of the strongest stances taken by corporate America in the national gun debate.
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More importantly, both Rubio and Cruz forced Trump, time and time again, to defend (quite unsuccessfully) his policy stances.
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Conservatism is more than a set of policy stances; it is a calm and rational approach to solving problems.
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Trump on Wednesday also defended other foreign policy stances that his intelligence officials appeared to contradict one day earlier.
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He has already authored public blog posts, explaining Google's stances and giving updates on various issues regarding the company.
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We look at how Mr. Trump has shifted his stances on hot-button issues, usually with few political consequences.
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TJ Dillashaw likes to move on diagonals and show different stances every engagement, dancing around the cage in between.
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Trump's tough campaign rhetoric has given way to pragmatism, said Donohue, citing Trump's softened stances on China and NATO.
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In response, the Saudi monarchy strengthened ties with the Wahhabi religious establishment and restored many of its hardline stances.
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"I feel like a lot of it is hot air," wedding planner Candy Williams said of Moore's controversial stances.
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Their stances suggest they believe those issues could resonate more than focusing on Trump's tax data from decades ago.
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He vehemently opposes LGBT rights Moore's anti-LGBT stances extend far beyond his opposition to the Supreme Court's ruling.
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Liberals have pushed back on Trump's pick of Kavanaugh, largely citing the judge's stances on reproductive rights and abortion.
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Since Trump's election, some liberal Democrats have argued that the party should return to its traditional monopoly-busting stances.
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Older Cuban-Americans tend to vote for politicians with the most conservative stances on relations with Cuba and Venezuela.
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These observations come from that work: All of these stances are viewed as being pro-life and pro-family.
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Indeed, Mr. Trump himself has suggested that his stances on trade and tax, for example, are merely starting points.
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In multiple instances, WeWork mentions the possibility of moral stances "consistent with our mission" that could adversely affect business.
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The emotions, complexities, impacts and partisan political stances surrounding this debate make reaching an agreement a daunting task indeed.
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Clooney called out two Trump administration officials by name for their stances on helping female victims report such instances.
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Liberal frustrations Democrats already skeptical about the contours of negotiations are using Trump's comments to harden their stances. Rep.
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It says a lot about his stances on issues if he would rather attack someone than defend his position.
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Another big climber was former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro, who capitalized on his detailed immigration stances.
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Now, I certainly don't want to knock Apple, especially given noteworthy, pro-consumer privacy stances taken by the company.
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As the second-largest global steel producer, Japan's own exports are potentially under pressure because of these protectionist stances.
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There is good reason for this; both China and Russia have taken increasingly belligerent stances toward the United States.
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He is favored by the telecommunications industry for his anti-regulatory stances and is widely liked by Republican lawmakers.
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Naturally, they felt the way to accomplish that was by adopting new more left-wing stances on economic issues.
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Others tried to make their stances look like Funakoshi's, and this was compounded by Funakoshi naturally having bowed legs.
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They have taken public stances against police shootings, inequities in the justice system and the rise in racist rhetoric.
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Instead, he gave a laundry list of progressive-friendly policy stances that he wants to be seen as holding.
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I never saw anyone write a story investigating whether AT&T's donations improperly influenced Powell's pro-telecom regulatory stances.
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What about the opposition — are you getting attacked by pro-gun groups and others who disagree with your stances?
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Margrethe Vestager, who has taken tough stances on Apple, Amazon and Google, has meetings in Washington and New York.
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Gillibrand also faced legitimate questions about her past stances during her time in the House representing a swing district.
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My tastes have long felt like one prolonged chaotic blunder, full of misguided efforts, impotent stances, and arbitrary discoveries.
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Besides top issues like healthcare and gun policy, some voters may be weighing the Democratic candidates' stances on technology.
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Blackburn's political stances are all very aligned: The Senator is anti-abortion, anti-gay marriage and anti-LGBTQ+ rights.
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There was a mass exodus of executives from presidential advisory councils as they opposed stances taken by President Trump.
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Mr. Sanders acknowledged that he had taken stances on guns in the past that he later came to regret.
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In recent years, a number of national organizations and a dozen state medical societies have instead adopted neutral stances.
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But Democrats have sharply criticized over his background on civil rights and his stances on voter access and immigration.
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Both suggested West should be allowed to think for himself and take stances that might be unpopular to others.
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Pas now has little reason to moderate its core stances — and UMNO may have more reason to endorse them.
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Bishop Blake tends to avoid politics in church but his stances are clear when he's not in the pulpit.
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The fight began last week after the union began distributing fliers to members, comparing the candidates' stances on policy.
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So far, the market is indeed dictating the rules, with big tech companies taking different stances on the issue.
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" Thomas added that Steyer's appeal stemmed from his stances on issues ranging from "housing to reproductive rights and entrepreneurship.
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With billions of dollars at stake and zigzagging administration stances on trade, American energy companies are taking no chances.
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" The publisher of the paper, Rex Maynor, said this was "one of the strongest stances the paper has taken.
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By taking over media personalities' social accounts, these individuals can use the platform to temporarily promote their political stances.
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Needham has disagreed with Rubio on some policy stances in the past, specifically Rubio's support for amnesty in 2013.
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To be sure, candidates at this point in the primary season can and should embrace slightly different policy stances.
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If the modern rules are adopted, caddies would have to move as soon as their players take their stances.
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NDP candidates have raised stances on abortion in an attempt to provide contrasts with Green positions in competitive ridings.
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As Vox's Kay Steiger wrote, Ocasio-Cortez did not try to moderate her stances on issues throughout her candidacy.
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But underlying such policy stances were obvious signs that Americans were simply scared of foreigners who weren't like them.
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Can the same be said for many conservatives' pro-gun, pro-death-penalty, pro-war and anti-choice stances?
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The deeper issue is that Trump's grab bag of policy stances makes for an awkward combination with this philosophy.
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Clinton and Sanders have profoundly different political styles and have adopted meaningfully distinct stances on the issues in 2016.
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Indeed, those countervailing stances go a long way towards explaining why social protection has changed remarkably little since the 1970s.
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One measured how right- or left-wing a voter was on social issues; the other measured stances on economic issues.
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Rather than outright denial, these advertorial took tepid "wait and see" stances that cast policy change like Kyoto as reckless.
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Kaepernick is a Nike endorser and has been featured in commercials for the brand that played off his political stances.
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He gassed out early and looked awful as a result, but he continued trying interesting things out of both stances.
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The businessman and master negotiator in the president has him taking reform-minded stances on behalf of the American people.
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One all-important thing attracted evangelicals to the candidate supporters call "the Myth": his stances on sexuality and gender roles.
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He earned the right to name members of the Democratic platform committee, which could push the party's official stances leftward.
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Still, as with most issues debated on the campaign trail, our candidates' stances aren't as simple as they might seem.
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And because they hold these anti-abortion beliefs, conservative politicians will try to sway them with their anti-choice stances.
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Throughout the primary, Carper took policy stances further to the left and spoke out staunchly against Trump and his nominees.
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The Trump administration is known for its anti-science stances, except maybe when it comes to resurrecting the woolly mammoth.
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But that doesn't seem to be how audiences took it, likely because it was bolstered by Warren's aforementioned policy stances.
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Foreign leaders in that group might have to start thinking about recalibrating their stances with an eye toward Democratic priorities.
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"What Japan should argue is that Japan and China have totally different stances towards currency manipulation," Hamada said on Thursday.
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RIC=DEBUSS%3DECI With global growth appearing under threat this year, many central banks have adopted ever looser policy stances.
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As a one-term U.S. congressman, Zinke took several stances favoring coal, which is high in carbon emissions when burned.
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Sources told PEOPLE that her decision to break up was due to their differing stances on marriage and having kids.
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Countries around the world are taking aggressive stances against loot box systems, which critics liken to peddling gambling to children.
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By stating its principles and sticking to them, even when taking some unpopular stances, Microsoft has displayed more political savvy.
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Sources previously told PEOPLE that her decision to split was due to their differing stances on marriage and having kids.
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A player pulls from all the moves they've learned to build their combat deck and assign moves to those stances.
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Both Trump and Cruz have taken more harsh stances, and Trump has touted a wall on the U.S.-Mexican border.
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Despite its recent isolationist stances, America still remains a powerful military, economic, diplomatic and even cultural force in the world.
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The impasse is largely because Brussels and London have so far outlined conflicting stances on their new deal after Brexit.
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Moore is one of the most controversial and conservative politicians in America, known for his unbending stances on social issues.
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Although he agreed with his conservative economic policies, Cuban voiced vehement opposition to his conservative social stances and Trump personally.
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The concept of Détournement represented the synthesis of many of Debord's ideas, particularly his anti-art and anti-commodity stances.
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But if you drilled down in the comments a little further, most were less hard-line stances than gentle reassurances.
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Clinton tossed barbs at her former rival, President Donald Trump, who has been known to announce policy stances on Twitter.
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Clinton and Sanders fueled the debate with passionate stances on substantive issues — once they got over defining what "progressive" means.
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I put ice in it and wonder if Tom Brady and his chef have any psychotic stances on ice too.
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The report also found that young and unmarried women were highly influenced by economic policies and stances on reproductive rights.
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Nioh has constant randomized loot drops and a complex combat system built around separate stances and numerous weapon-specific abilities.
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The Saudi monarchy responded by shoring up ties with the Wahhabi religious establishment and restoring many of its hardline stances.
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He has taken similarly assertive stances against leaders in the United Kingdom and at NATO hours before sitting for talks.
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Trump has angered many Hispanics for his hard-line immigration stances and for describing undocumented immigrants as criminals and rapists.
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The rising backlash In 2014, comedian Hannibal Buress performed a routine contrasting Cosby's moral stances with the allegations against him.
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She represented a Tucson-based swing seat, but took more hardline stances on immigration during the crowded Republican Senate primary.
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Depending on where you stand, Flake and Corker have taken brave stances against their party's leaders, or have been purged.
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Sanders pointed to Trump's stances on the economy and climate change as vulnerabilities that he is uniquely positioned to expose.
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While tech companies like Facebook have been adamant about not taking political stances, the same can't be said for Sandberg.
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U. and anti-NATO membership stances: mass immigration and open borders, identity politics, and "establishment" propaganda for the previous two.
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At least 20 Democrats running for House seats have taken one of those stances, according to The Washington Post. Rep.
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But there's a risk in both of these districts that moderate voters may balk at the candidates' more liberal stances.
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But there's an extra layer of venom to his pro-pollution stances that is both personal and mind-bogglingly petty.
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If those three senators again decide to back Trump's nominee, the stances taken by Collins and Murkowski would not matter.
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Maxwell noted that Clinton's voting record in the Senate largely aligned with the HSLF's stances on various animal protection issues.
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Born and raised in southern California, Miller distinguished himself by taking provocative and racially inflammatory stances from an early age.
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Newspapers, most of them now under control of businessmen close to the president, took fiercely anti-American stances as well.
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Their respective stances on immigration and economic inequality speak to policy issues that have eluded the parties in recent years.
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As with many of his foreign policy stances, Trump has often been inscrutable and inconsistent on his position on NATO.
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Our opposite stances illustrate the way we approach the news: I dive in, consumed by news alerts and social media.
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He's a former Obama administration official and F.B.I. agent who has supported many of the president's tough stances on immigration.
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In "Untitled (4) 1970-71," the stances of four masked figures are so forceful that each conveys a distinct personality.
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And in Indonesia and Bangladesh, traditionally moderate Muslim politicians are adopting harder-line stances to appeal to more conservative electorates.
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Their policy stances are similar, a reflection of how Israeli politics have moved increasingly to the right under Mr. Netanyahu.
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Tech workers have become more vocal to protest both the president's and their companies' stances on immigration, defense and discrimination.
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Here's what voters should know about the stances of the top-polling Democratic presidential candidates on the key tech issues:
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The Biden campaign has accused Sanders of running misleading ads on the former vice president's past stances on the issue.
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Waggoner also sees a strong ally in Trump's Justice Department, which frequently adopts stances in favor of state antiabortion measures.
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He was initially seen as a fervent advocate of the "America First" stances put forth by Trump during the campaign.
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It was in part these stances that relegated Friedan to the historical dustbin as radical feminists seized the popular imagination.
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They pointed to the booming economy, Mr. Trump's judicial appointments and the conservative stances he has adopted on cultural issues.
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All hopes of gaining additional support in the Latino community vanished with Trump's zealous anti-immigrant stances, rhetoric and policies.
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" The New York Times in a May 85033 front-page headline wrote: "Hamas Tempers Extreme Stances In Bid For Power.
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Former Joint Chiefs Chairman Mullen tells them he's staunchly opposed to the recent uptick in general officers taking political stances.
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Comedian Jimmy Kimmel, who has taken public stances on a slew of political issues over the past year, is hosting.
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Trump launched his outsider campaign on June 16 last year, vexing political pundits with his tough talk and unpredictable stances.
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Intersectional feminist stances were a defining part of my academic work as a faculty member at several colleges and universities.
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There's a fine line between voicing strong political stances and becoming an activist, and each company makes that calibration differently.
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I'm anticipating juicy work, investigating the ethical stances of companies and speakers slated to be on hand at the conference.
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His skeptics have accused him of hiding behind compromise and using it to avoid taking firm stances on pressing issues.
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Everything from the title of her book to her supposedly wild and liberal political stances was dragged out for mockery.
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Even George Washington and Thomas Jefferson, who both disliked political parties, outlined the priorities and stances for their respective sides.
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"I believe a wise political leader should take policy stances that conform with global trends," China's veteran climate chief said.
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You can search broadly for a term like "Donald Trump issue stances" and get a rundown of the candidate and their stances, or you can specify what you're looking for with "Marco Rubio on immigration" to see a series of swipe-able cards designed to form a narrative around the person's opinions on the issue.
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Trump's official stances, as published on his campaign website, are noticeably devoid of any specifics on women's issues, including equal pay.
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Sources previously told PEOPLE that her decision to break up was due to their differing stances on marriage and having kids.
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As a result, brands run the risk of appearing to endorse political stances or rhetoric that potential customers may find objectionable.
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Faced with some of her husband's most controversial stances, including his position on immigration, Melania Trump was unwavering in her support. .
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But the parties' different stances on crucial details, such as age limits and insurance coverage, have so far frozen any progress.
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Corporations in recent years have become increasingly willing to take public stances on social justice issues and boycott events or sponsorships.
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She's been called out by the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights given concerns about her stances toward civil rights.
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One ability that has come to the fore in recent years is Holloway's ability and willingness to fight from both stances.
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The dueling addresses amounted to little more than high-stakes theater, with each side repeating their firm stances on the shutdown.
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In interviews on Thursday, Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker and Kansas City Fed President Esther George hinted at less dovish stances.
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The comments about the replacement of Tubman with Jackson, like those other controversial Trump stances, has clear racial implications, Gillespie said.
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In Wednesday's report, the IMF urged policymakers to clearly communicate any changes to their monetary policy stances to minimize market swings.
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The forms don't have too many useless movements and the stances are, at least in my opinion, applicable [to real life].
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"I don't despair of making him change his mind," Macron said in New York of Trump's stances on climate and Iran.
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Since becoming secretary of State, Mike Pompeo has embraced President Donald Trump's protectionist trade stances, particularly when it comes to China.
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Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) asked Warren to support her controversial stance on Syria, (Gabbard has expressed pro-Assad stances numerous times).
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I also realized that our stances were a lot more aligned after everyone was well-informed on the topics we discussed.
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Sources previously told PEOPLE that her decision to break up was due to their differing stances on marriage and having kids.
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Some incumbents have already announced their impending departure, including Finance Minister Philip Hammond, largely because of their different stances over Brexit.
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A dish best served cold: Ben & Jerry, the kings of cold confectionery treats, have taken decisive stances on social justice issues.
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However, this week the New York tycoon appears to be dialing back on some of his earlier hardline anti-immigration stances.
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The first, of course, is that the Cold War ended, exposing the deep fissures masked by their mutual anti-communist stances.
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The two may both have experience in the entertainment world, but they have expressed different stances on social issues, including racism.
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That's why I think we have to all try to step up, rather than accusing, polarizing and using very unhelpful stances.
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I sometimes worry that the Republicans' more socially conservative, deeply religious stances will further alienate me and voters of my generation.
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Instead, various people published the data in different ways, and took different stances on whether it should remain online or not.
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Other geopolitical experts have likened the opposing U.S. and Russian stances on regime change to a return to the Cold War.
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"It is clear that the two sides have very different legal stances," Davis told parliament during an update on the talks.
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Kinnear and Ehle are both superb as a supposedly enlightened couple whose principled stances are challenged by this showdown with Leonor.
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The bot pulls from a plethora of cringe-inducing Trump quotes to showcase his outlandish stances on several key electoral issues.
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Reuters reports the firm will put pressure on companies to define their stances on issues like board diversity and climate change.
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Republicans and Democrats on the House Russia probe have been inviting witnesses largely aligned with their partisan stances in the investigation.
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President-elect Trump has taken various stances on this issue, from raising it to $10 an hour to eliminating it altogether.
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The comments reflected the President's skill in using a rival's vulnerability to blur questions about his own conduct or policy stances.
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Some of them, like Booker, have longstanding ties to or share issue stances or even world-views with the 44th president.
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Opposition mounted over his stances on the LGBT community, Muslims, Latinos, birth control, evolution and the Second Amendment, among other issues.
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A classic karate method of switching stances in motion, where the change of positions will be hidden from the opponent's sight.
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The Faith Militant show up and assume tough guy wide stances in their black robes, like a bunch of Matrix cosplayers.
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While the three frontrunners continually attacked each other, the two trailing candidates tried to present relatively moderate stances on the issues.
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Bannon, who was widely considered to be the driving force behind Trump's nationalist and hardline immigration stances, was fired last week.
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Trump has taken conflicting stances on guns and indicated he will look more closely at federal gun laws in the future.
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In a tweetstorm that stretched more than six hours Wednesday, West upended traditional partisan media stances, if only for a day.
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Media organizations traditionally expect people who want to publicly express their stances to take full and transparent ownership of their viewpoints.
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Ironically Vox—which has made anti-feminism part of its platform—frames hard-line stances against migration as good for women.
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And companies may see it in their interest to soften their stances, as Uber seems to have done in certain cases.
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Some Democrats have shed the caution with which they approached the 2013 gun control debate and are taking more aggressive stances.
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Trump has taken aim at O'Rourke on Twitter and during his rallies, criticizing his stances on gun control and religious liberty.
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And he enthusiastically threw his support behind Moore, whose hard-right stances on social issues made him a draw for conservatives.
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Batting stances used to identify hitters as vividly as their uniform numbers — and, sometimes, there was a good reason for that.
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NBC's panel of reporters themselves became part of the debate, making their stances known and hogging time from the real candidates.
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At the same time, taking safe stances can be a useful branding tool in creating an aura of corporate social responsibility.
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Phil Sharp in Indiana was running in a basically Republican district, so he played his anti-Nixon stances down a bit.
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Gorka, who has worked for Breitbart since 2014, is known for his hardline stances on Islam and the War on Terror.
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There are lots of reasons why people adopt seemingly irrational political stances that, on the surface, seem to work against them.
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At the forum, Pinault said it was important for companies to be leaders and to take decisive stances on important issues.
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Those stances – like May's own, which has increasingly trended towards a relatively "hard Brexit" – are opening negotiating positions, and could change.
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While the president-elect may have taken controversy to a new level, he is softening on some of his hardline stances.
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How do you think voters in California will respond to your stances on social issues, particularly against abortion and gay marriage?
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Rothwell repeatedly switched stances, with his hands down by his nipples, and ate straight punches up the center which stunned him.
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This targeting concentrated on stirring up patriotic and sometimes nationalist sentiment with anti-Clinton, gun rights, anti-immigrant and religious stances.
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Ms. Lau, seeking to distance herself from her 2016 stances, has said she does not support Hong Kong's independence from China.
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I'm not endorsing all of his stances, but I think he has the right approach for a Democrat in Trump country.
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But few would use that data point to conclude that Sanders's support is being driven by his stances on racial issues.
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"I think he voices them quite well," she said of the stances that the president shares with her — and her character.
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Until this country decides that life after birth is as important as life in the uterus, pro-life stances mean nothing.
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Some governors have shown a willingness to change their mind on gun restrictions, but other simply dug in on their stances.
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Representative Steny Hoyer of Maryland, Ms. Pelosi's longtime No. 2, said Mr. Trump's stances would speak for themselves to 2020 voters.
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Cicilline and other senior lawmakers said a winning campaign message will underscore Democrats' commonalities and hammer their opposition to Republicans' stances.
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He does not retreat to the safety of the sidelines, however, to those old comfortable stances of reflexive skepticism and contempt.
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"Japan and the U.S. stances are completely matched," he said, adding that they discussed ways to tighten pressure on North Korea.
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Any nod to those previous stances will only make it harder for him to defeat Trump should Sanders be the nominee.
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Thirty percent know "not much" or "nothing at all" about the Republican nominee's stances, according to a Pew survey released Friday.
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The big picture, per Axios' Marisa Fernandez: Gabbard's foreign policy stances significantly differ from other top Democratic candidates, especially on Syria.
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Some have already faced their own crowds and were often drowned out by boos as they tried to explain their stances.
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Throughout the race, Bullock had taken less progressive stances than many of his competitors, specifically coming out against Medicare for All.
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Every time they cut away from one person, the entire stage seemed frozen in the same stances: at podium, hand raised.
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"I write partly in order to change myself," Sontag once remarked, explaining her penchant for famously reversing her most public stances.
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But Mueller's remarks during an appearance at the Justice Department on Wednesday triggered the change in the candidates' stances, they tweeted.
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It allowed him to take moderate stances that would not have held up had he gone through a primary, they contend.
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Given the movement in state laws and the stances of some 2020 candidates and possible candidates, US policy could be following.
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While prominent companies like Starbucks and Target have taken stances associated with liberal causes, some businesses have gone the other direction.
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Unlike Xi, Trump faces growing political pressure to live up to his hawkish stances ahead of a difficult bid for reelection.
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Many candidates have provided responses to detailed questionnaires about their stances on health care, the economy, foreign policy, education and more.
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Russia's appetite for taking OPEC's official policy stances, particularly when OPEC's goals and Russia's aims do not align, is evidently low.
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Many here believed that Ms. Harris was at last making her own policy stances clear Wednesday, something they welcomed with relief.
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Right away, Haley seemed prepared to embrace traditional hardline GOP rhetoric and policy stances about the threat posed by the Kremlin.
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She was unseated the following year by Mr. Collins, despite taking conservative stances on issues such as gun laws and immigration.
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He questions his government with a heavy but determined heart, taking hard moral stances instead of staging flashy acts of defiance.
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Romney has become one of Trump's fiercest critics, arguing that the billionaire's policy stances and temperament disqualify him from the presidency.
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Rodriguez switches stances a lot but kicks into the open side can be a real killer particularly for the smaller man.
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Stock index providers have taken a range of stances on the question of whether to include shares of companies with unequal rights.
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That's because the onetime progressive star has alienated many of her early supporters over her conservative stances on Islam and foreign wars.
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Sources previously told PEOPLE that her decision to call it quits was due to their differing stances on marriage and having kids.
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In effect, Trump is using the children as a bargaining chip to force Democrats to cooperate with his hard-line immigration stances.
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Garrett's anti-regulation stances and willingness to attend to the interests of banks made him a Wall Street favorite in the past.
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" National Cathedral officials have criticized the president before, according to the Associated Press, and it "has a history of liberal political stances.
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The New York senator has a mixed record: She used to hold more conservative stances on guns and giving undocumented immigrants amnesty.
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Lead hooks from both stances are Holloway's bread and butter counters and he has chinned a number of scary strikers with them.
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Here Cruickshank gives ground, switching stances as he does so, then lands a flailing backhand off the D-side against Satoru Kitaoka.
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Their stated stances on climate indicate they would push these costs into the future and, importantly, onto the backs of future generations.
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They are also depicted as individual creatures, in various stances and tail positions; the artists even differentiated between male and female canines.
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But the anti-Muslim stances sting coming from a party he joined because of its ideas about individual liberty and limited government.
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But those stances are unlikely to really hurt Clinton in a general election, where so much other noise can drown them out.
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The White House has faced criticism over its judicial nominees on a number of fronts, including for their stances on LGBT rights.
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But she tends to take the stances further than the Vermont senator ever did, as evidenced by her position on student debt.
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Since 2014, nimble Russian diplomacy and old-fashioned vote-buying has strengthened African support for Moscow's stances on Crimea, Syria and Libya.
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Sources previously told PEOPLE that her decision to call it quits was due to their differing stances on marriage and having kids.
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And the shifts among Republican voters in these latest polls are far from dramatic enough to make GOP lawmakers change their stances.
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He called out several of the president's policies and political stances, including the travel ban and child separation at the southern border.
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Some Silicon Valley CEOs have been scrutinized for their stances and action (or more negatively inaction) on each of the above issues.
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Others have criticized Bridenstine's stances against LGBT rights; in 2013, he condemned the Supreme Court's decision to make same-sex marriage constitutional.
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Kelly, McMaster, and Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis are well-known for taking basically conventional stances on the big foreign policy issues.
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He shifted on the issue repeatedly, taking 18 different stances on immigration during his bid, but never disavowed this initial plan. 1.
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"I know a lot of brands really don't take hard stances on political and social issues," Sones told us back in July.
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Rubio Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio have been tussling for months, first over each other's immigration stances and now over national security.
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He said entrepreneurs need to have the tough conversations early on, and be prepared to throw their weight behind their moral stances.
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Senate candidate Roy Moore (R-Ala.): Senior Republicans initially called on him to step aside, though many softened their stances over time.
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The statesmanship strategy—taking lofty stances that enhance their standing among their constituents and trying to house-train the press—carries risks.
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Thomas Massie, of Kentucky, and Justin Amash, of Michigan, both of whom have adopted libertarian-leaning stances during their terms in Congress.
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Despite his harsh words against China and generally anti-immigrant stances, Trump is apparently still popular among certain circles in the country.
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But hopefully what we hear about are her policy stances, not about her ability to hold a microphone in a certain way.
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A switch of stances in the air and St-Pierre scores a stiff jab and can run into his right low kick.
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The most optimistic scenario is that these mutually exclusive stances are simply opening positions in a bargaining process that will now begin.
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The pair have since softened their stances, with Clinton formally conceding the 2016 race and Trump praising her graceful exit in return.
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The German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has also stepped into the debate, asking central banks to gradually exit their loose monetary stances.
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Whether it is immigration, abortion or the right to bear arms, conservative lawmakers often take hard-line stances against federal social programs.
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Mr. Stipanovich predicted that the stances taken by Mr. Ryan and the Bush family would hurt Mr. Trump with traditional party donors.
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Earlier this week he disinvited the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles from the White House over their differing stances on the protests.
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"There's no justification in hurting others whatsoever, regardless of your political stances," said Mr. Joseph, who attended the protest with three friends.
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Raised in Kentucky as a "yellow-dog Democrat," she once gravitated to the GOP for its stances on defense and free trade.
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The two governments have expressed interest in a settlement but have given no indication that their stances have shifted (The Associated Press).
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Trump has been advocating for candidates who support his policies on trade, immigration, and other hot issues, rather than traditional conservative stances.
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And those stances have also garnered the respect of many House Democrats, who admire how Waters, 79, sticks to her political convictions.
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While it is one of the most popular newspapers in the United States, it is not known for taking major political stances.
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It inevitably means making bold character judgements and taking political stances on certain issues related to race, immigration, and other controversial topics.
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Trump opposes most American Jews in his stances on issues ranging from immigration to abortion rights to separation of church and state.
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Biden and Sanders are leading in early polls, with Biden occupying a more moderate lane in contrast to Sanders's proudly leftward stances.
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The attorney on Tuesday posted his policy positions to Twitter, touting traditional Democratic stances on health care, trade, gun control and immigration.
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Moderate Democrats, meanwhile, would be untroubled by these social stances and perhaps drawn to Schultz's message of fiscal responsibility and deficit cutting.
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It's a stance that frequently puts Jones at odds with Apple, a company that has become notorious for its anti-repair stances.
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The two main political parties contesting the June 8 national election have adopted contrasting stances on how to run the public finances.
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Kirsten Gillibrand's harsher immigration stances during the Obama years also seem out-of-step with the Democratic Party of the Trump era.
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Stances like this one have made the incoming national security advisor a target of criticism in foreign-policy and national-security circles.
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As a black man & fellow gun owner I would like to have a debate with you about your stances on gun-control.
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As both sides have softened their stances, the stage is set for the two sides to consider returning to the negotiating table.
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We loosened our stances on marijuana laws over the years, but we vacillate when it comes to fossil fuels and the environment.
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If you're desperately concerned about scoring points and not letting the opponent touch your scoring areas, side on stances make more sense.
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"This whole work of analyzing our presidential campaign and discussing our political stances is one for after the parliamentary elections," she said.
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Flav (previously FlavRx) has some of the industry's most aggressive and proactive stances on counterfeiting, utilizing evolving package design to deter copycats.
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But if one lesson of Wine School is not to argue taste, another is not to treat individual experiences as permanent stances.
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That suggests the post-1964 move toward the GOP in the South really was motivated by the parties' shifting stances on race.
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Both figures gained national attention, and controversy, for their exceptionally hardline stances on immigration, which is the top issue in the state.
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But, he said the party sorting process has essentially played out, and stances toward abortion are now nearly synonymous with party identification.
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Some Episcopalians, objecting to her political views and theological stances, declared that they would not recognize her position and campaigned against her.
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It's not unreasonable for media owners to try to avoid taking partisan political stances so as not to jeopardize their publication's objectivity.
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Their third and final debate drew sharper distinctions between the candidates than the first two, which had highlighted their similarly progressive stances.
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For President Trump, that curve has affected his stances on issues as varied as Russia, North Korea and the Export-Import Bank.
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Booker cited Newman's stances on health care, women's reproductive rights and LGBTQ rights as his reasons for throwing his support behind Newman.
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The Israeli right and left have long been defined, and increasingly polarized, by their hawkish and dovish stances on the Palestinian issue.
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Climate change The issue has proven to be a defining one for the party, with Democrats embracing more progressive stances on climate.
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Sanders's success in garnishing the youth's admiration is a product of his unorthodox stances and their appeal to the aspirations of millennials.
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Mr. Kobach, best known for his controversial stances on immigration and voter fraud, is widely expected to run for the Republican nomination.
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Ms. Chow described the ruling as a "tragic victory," because it upheld the power of electoral officers to determine candidates' political stances.
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Since taking office, his administration has shown signs both of hard edges and conventional stances (albeit sometimes with more public chest-thumping).
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Meanwhile, in Louisiana, Democrat John Bel Edwards proved to be an especially formidable candidate given his anti-abortion and pro-gun stances.
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To do so, though, he will have to fend off questions from the left about some of his stances on cultural issues.
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Although she is running for president as a Democrat, she has taken a number of stances at odds with the Democratic mainstream.
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Her policy stances are far less at odds with public opinion than, say, Ryan's attempts to privatize Medicare and slash its funding.
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The Facebook pages "promoted or amplified views in line with Iranian government's international stances," wrote the DFR lab in its initial analysis.
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Specific policy stances are comparatively less important, electorally, than a candidate being seen as a part of Team Blue or Team Red.
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Covering him on policy in the face of his incoherence and shifting stances is psychologically strenuous, as several Vox writers can attest.
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Wes Goodman, who touted his conservative, Christian values and sided with anti-LGBTQ stances as a legislator, allegedly had a regular m.o.
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While Thompson can hit his open-side counters off both stances, his kicking game seems very different in southpaw and orthodox positions.
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Ohio Governor John Kasich, it must be said, actually did answer questions, including those about unpopular stances he's taken in the past.
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But, as Cafaro pointed out, over the past couple of weeks Trump and the Republicans seemingly hardened their conservative stances on immigration.
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His hard-line conservative stances, like opposition to same-sex marriage and abortion rights, helped endear him to the state's deeply religious voters.
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Polling consistently has shown Donald Trump's poor performance in areas like this, and the Republican nominee keeps controversial stances on those search topics.
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Kemp and his allies condemned Abrams as "too extreme for Georgia," pointing to her liberal stances on issues like health care and immigration.
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His firm libertarian stances on foreign policy, surveillance and federal spending put him in an awkward position with many in his own party.
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Investors increased their bearish stances in COMEX gold and silver contracts to the biggest on record in the holiday-shortened week to Sept.
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NAFTA and trade Trump has changed stances over the years on a range of issues -- everything from guns to abortion to health care.
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So over the next two weeks, I'll be posting video thought starters that outline my stances on certain elements of the gun debate.
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Cherny conceded that Aspiration's stances risk alienating parts of the country, especially those who work in the fossil fuels industry or own guns.
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Moreover, during the first days of his presidency, Trump's rhetoric has returned to his tough pre-election stances on free trade and immigration.
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Sources previously told PEOPLE that Bella's decision to break up with Cena was due to their differing stances on marriage and having kids.
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The facts and fictions and stances and "pivots" of year's election cycle are about as transient as the stuff in your Twitter feed.
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The man, James Hammers, told BuzzFeed News afterward that he was there to protest Gillum's stances on guns, gay rights, abortion, and taxes.
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Google's pledge differs from the stances of Amazon and Microsoft, both of which have said they will continue to work the US government.
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On Thursday alone, hundreds of racist, bigoted tweets swirled about the Muslim Congress members, along with falsehoods about their stances and personal histories.
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Such stances surprised some as the business community generally avoids statements even indirectly critical of China and Hong Kong's relationship with the mainland.
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Kamala Harris' time on the stage was defined by taking more middle-ground stances on issues that Sanders and Warren were explicit about.
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Arpaio and Trump both have hard stances on immigration, an area both of them found common ground on during last year's presidential campaign.
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Over the faint thump of a washtub bass and a guitar playing the blues, a narrator mocks Mr. Rubio's shifting stances on immigration.
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Sure, his employees were reportedly working mandatory overtime, but his anti-union stances were overlooked because hey, he launched a car into space!
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It all made him an easy target for those who thought his real-world stances should match the lofty ideals of his poetry.
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Gray also posed a challenge as the popular mayor of Lexington, Kentucky who was free from notable scandal and had similar issue stances.
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Like Paul, she has been dogged by an uncomfortable legacy from her past — her stances against LGBTQ rights as a legislator in Hawaii.
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Under Ms Lagarde the fund has taken strong stances on matters such as climate change, expressing views that Mr Trump may not share.
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Being between stances doesn't help when you get cracked either as it massively increases your chances of getting knocked down by a shot.
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Like Gaetz, both Mulvaney and Labrador took loud and aggressive stances on issues that riled the base, and rode that to increased prominence.
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Whether or not you agree with their political stances, they are taking seriously the fact that their skills and work have an impact.
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The big picture: Trump's climate stances — with the Paris move, pulling back regulations and rejecting consensus science — have shifted K Street's tectonic plates.
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Trump his part has not announced any specific policy stances on firearms but has repeatedly said he'll save and protect the Second Amendment.
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The same evening Heyward gunned down Holliday, MLB Network, broadcasting the game, showed a display of Heyward's various batting stances over the years.
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Flake's stances have angered many Trump supporters, and the president himself supported a primary challenge against the senator before he announced his retirement.
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German politics have moved to the right; Emmanuel Macron occupies the Elysée; Russian officials strain to decipher Mr Trump's shifting stances on Twitter.
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However, platform technology companies often take stances against many practices that are unsavory and harmful but otherwise legal, like verbal harassment and abuse.
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In recent years, a variety of companies have broadly taken stances on revenge porn, and state law has moved to criminalize this behavior.
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He said that ten weeks ago, and has since taken two other stances and refused to rule out a pathway to citizenship. 228.
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Rabobank analysts Richard McGuire, Lyn Graham-Taylor and Matt Cairns summarized the stances of each of the candidates in a note on Tuesday.
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He will also view a variety of outdoor Ground Training Stances, which will demonstrate the equipment and training that is conducted at Clockwork.
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Actual political stances aside, why are we pretending that a man who's already lost two presidential party nomination bids is the best choice?
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They questioned his stances on things like bank regulation and the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and they were unhappy that Kaine personally opposes abortion.
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"These meetings will coordinate Arab and Islamic stances toward the imminent decision (by Trump) that will increase tensions in the region," Safadi said .
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The ethic of responsibility holds that such stances are not merely impractical but wrong, and that what will not work cannot be moral.
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They have sharpened their stances, adopted a more muscular and simple delivery and paid more attention to the emotional impact of their messages.
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But no one predicted it would raise questions about whether he was committed to US policy stances going back to President Richard Nixon.
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Other major presidential candidates have supported THAAD, but their stances grew complicated after Trump said he would make South Korea pay for it.
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But to explicitly restate a handful of his discriminatory, unprogressive, and phobic stances, Broadly reported the following before his confirmation hearings: That's Bleak.
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Why it matters: Moore is one of the most controversial and conservative politicians in America, known for his unbending stances on social issues.
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Mashrou' Leila has broken ground in the Arab world with an openly gay lead singer and stances espousing gender equality and sexual freedom.
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Paul noted that Giuliani was an outspoken proponent of former President George W. Bush's Iraq policy and backed his aggressive foreign policy stances.
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The interest in portraying variation appears as well in an adjacent, wide mural of four cranes, each elegant and posing in different stances.
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To prepare for the results, Broadly measured up the Democratic candidates based on their stances on the issues that matter most in 2016.
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It's happening in states and districts that should, according to conventional wisdom, be wary of envelope-pushing stances on Medicare or minority rights.
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But some Democratic activists are against promoting Blue Dog candidates who may go against the party or traditional Democratic policy stances, Bloomberg reported.
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Ryness argues that there are absolutely bizarre stances still alive in today's game, though he acknowledged that they might be harder to find.
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To liberals and Trump's critics, he has been too willing to endorse an expansive view of presidential power and take partisan stances. Rep.
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To pull off such climate-focused campaigns, though, Southern Democrats, particularly in states like Florida, have to take strong stances on climate issues.
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If the Republican Party has any chance of broadening its base, it must embrace more mainstream stances on a wide variety of issues.
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The girls stand in neat rows, and as Samishta shouts instructions, they move in sync, taking stances and defending themselves against invisible attackers.
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Our contempt votes in 2008 and 2012 are by no means the only examples of lawmakers taking difficult stances for the right reason.
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This effort to appear socially conscious has cemented the notion that brands should have moral worldviews beyond selling things and take stances accordingly.
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Perhaps Republicans will eventually decide that their agenda has become unpopular and adopt more moderate stances that might attract younger and minority voters.
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In line with NRA and Republican stances, Scott further proposed putting up $500 million for "school safety and mental health initiatives" in Florida.
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One of the questioners lamented, "Unfortunately, there's not been much information about your stances on several issues" — besides global warming and the environment.
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It's near unprecedented to go this long with this many vacancies, because it cripples America's ability to develop diplomatic stances on vital issues.
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Yamamoto came out moving like his old gym mate, Horiguchi, switching between long stances with a bounce and leading Saiga around the ring.
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The big picture: More tech companies and leaders are facing pressure from employees regarding big company decisions on ethical issues and political stances.
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" He declined to say whether he preferred Trump's or Clinton's stances on trade, saying only, "both of them feel differently than I do.
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The New Hampshire Union Leader The state's biggest newspaper, which leans conservative in its editorial stances, endorsed Christie for president in late November.
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"We facilitated matters for him and we have generously welcomed him, despite our strong reservations about some of his stances," Mr. Gargash wrote.
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She also gained notoriety for outspoken opposition to numerous Obama administration policies — stances that earned her coveted spots on national Sunday talk shows.
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He has since assumed the role of a matchmaker in persuading Washington and Pyongyang to soften their stances enough to make dialogue possible.
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As mentioned earlier, under Trump, evangelicals have seen more representation of their values in the White House, including taking stricter stances on abortion.
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It's nigh unprecedented to go this long with this many vacancies because it cripples America's ability to develop diplomatic stances on vital issues.
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The governor also pointed to the law as a way to hold candidates accountable on their stances on issues related to Puerto Rico.
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But Mr. Peoples likes some of Mr. Moore's stances, like opposition to gun control, and his apparent willingness to fight for his beliefs.
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The upper half of the body articulates precise movements that allow for interpretation, while the lower half maintains any of five statuelike stances.
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But in Alabama, the fallout was uncertain for a candidate who is considered a hero in some circles for his conservative cultural stances.
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Many of the department's antitrust staff members today are holdovers from 2014, suggesting they may take similar stances now as they did then.
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People discussed the subject at parties and at work, signaling their stances with palms planted firmly in their pockets or behind their backs.
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The Sander's progressive stances may give Moser a handicap in a Texas race, but this dustup is about more than a congressional race.
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The recent emergence of new evidence has caused some of the 85033 GOP senators to soften certain hardline stances against the impeachment process.
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Anton has been a frequent presence on television defending the administration's foreign policy stances, occasionally clashing with cable news anchors in trenchant terms.
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He has moved away from some of the most contentious stances that he adopted during the campaign, several of which had discomfited Europeans.
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Paul Workman, a banker who supports Mr. Heller, said conservatives are complaining to him about the Republican senator's shifting stances on health care.
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Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain has accused European officials of hardening their stances to "affect" the results of June 8 parliamentary elections.
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Buttigieg warned that Sanders could endanger frontline Democrats further down the ballot who would have to answer for their presidential nominee's progressive stances.
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While Romney's positions could have shifted over the years, his 2012 campaign provides a guide to the stances he could take in Congress.
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Democrats are also expected to seize upon comments that Mr. Puzder has made in support of automation and his stances against overtime pay.
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Rand Paul, a Kentucky Republican known for libertarian stances on surveillance issues, reiterated his threat to filibuster the bill on the Senate side.
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The firm said it would help any client tailor their portfolio to avoid gun-makers or support companies that take stances against them.
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Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.), is going after top Republicans in Congress ahead of the 2018 midterm elections over their stances on gun control.
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While it is true that Booker may be a political pragmatist, his policy stances more align with the likes of Warren and Sanders.
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Time and time again, the organization denies having anti-gay bias, even though the paper trail documenting anti-gay stances goes back decades.
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But while Utah and the Mormon church have been loosening anti-LGBTQ stances, the Trump administration has been moving in the opposite direction.
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During the 2016 election cycle, the NRA, a gun advocacy group, gave candidates letter-grade ratings based on their stances on gun rights.
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Colors, textures, stances and expressions play off one another not only within individual photos but also among them in the collection's masterly sequencing.
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CNN, by contrast, matched its political stances pretty closely to the viewer-maximizing point, showing less interest in operating as a political agent.
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Despite our polar opposite stances on politics and our 60 something year age difference, our bond is truer and deeper than any other.
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As for Clinton, her views and many of the stances taken up by the Democratic Party are just not progressive enough for me.
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Her iconoclastic stances, ranging from her 6900 visit to Syrian leader Bashar Assad to her votes of "present" on Trump's impeachment, guarantee that.
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Boone said the Yankees' catching coach, Jason Brown, is trying different stances and positioning with Sanchez behind the plate based on game situations.
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Since a 22011 revolution in Iran that overthrew the American-backed and installed leader, both countries have held aggressive stances toward the other.
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But few of the candidates have released detailed plans explaining how they'd accomplish these goals — or their stances on more-granular immigration issues.
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His policy stances on other issues — taxes, health care, North Korea, Syria — shift by the day, often based on whoever he talked to last.
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It's impossible for the United States to have a cogent approach toward the Korean Peninsula when the president keeps tweeting out contradictory policy stances.
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What I learned was, for example, that there are numerous ways to express and share feelings, political stances and, of course, to have fun.
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She took on the ultra-conservative Marshall, who has been in office for more than 20 years and who has taken anti-LGBTQ stances.
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Hundreds of thousands of Mormons have served proselytizing missions around the world, making them more sensitive to Trump's hard-line stances than other Republicans.
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A particularly heated exchange came when the debate focused on the candidates' stances on invading Iraq in 2003: TRUMP: Chris, we don't gain anything.
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In a mostly symbolic move Wednesday night, these senators offered a variety of amendments to force Republicans to take unpopular stances on health care.
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During the campaign, Trump took several stances on the 2015 Iran nuclear containment deal signed by former President Barack Obama and other world leaders.
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Manchin said he was comfortable with Trump's stances on those two issues and hopes Price adopts those, rather than his own, as department head.
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BLAKE: Well 2007 is very different from 2018 when you have a narrative of Donald Trump in the in the stances he&aposs taken.
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Trump has offered varying stances on NATO during his campaign and presidency, calling the membership obsolete and ill-prepared to confront modern-day threats.
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Of course, Apple has been known to take hardline stances on certain design aspects, choosing to restrict certain color choices to distinct price tiers.
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Deere's defense of Trump on LGBTQ rights — like many gay Republicans' — rests on a vivid conviction: None of the president's stances are actually discriminatory.
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Hundreds of thousands of women (and men!) will march in Washington, DC tomorrow to protest the Trump administration's stances on numerous civil rights issues.
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Washington (CNN)Sajid Tarar, like many Donald Trump supporters, appreciates the unconventional Republican presidential candidate's strong stances on security, illegal immigration and political correctness.
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Since they've invited us so deeply into their lives via social media, do famous people owe us insight into their political stances as well?
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Roberts asked whether a Catholic nonprofit organization providing free legal services should be forced to take on issues that conflict with its religious stances.
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"Some of our previous stances on issues that are really important to Tumblr employees and its community are being silenced," said the former employee.
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Such stances has brought Amazon criticism from local residents and politicians, who say Seattle-based e-commerce giant has not paid its fair share.
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It's a group that was outspoken with their support of Donald Trump and his problematic stances during his campaign for the presidency in 2016.
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In an age when open-v-closed themes like immigration are rising in salience, those with clear stances on that spectrum are gaining ground.
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