So let's get him a Merlin suit and stand aside.
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I could never just stand aside and let things be.
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"The government needs to stand aside," the spokesman told reporters.
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Fighting growing calls for her to stand aside quickly, Mrs.
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Tesla's founder may need to stand aside for company to grow.
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It seems unlikely Beijing will stand aside and let them collapse.
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At Maastricht it was already clear that Britain (and later Denmark) would stand aside.
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All they had to do was stand aside and let Trump overplay his hand.
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Ken Clarke, a former chancellor of the Exchequer, said Mr. Gove should stand aside.
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It's time for Trump to stand aside and let qualified professionals do their jobs.
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After his involvement in this "tawdry episode," however, they recommend that he stand aside.
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But one element was that key public officials didn't stand aside while the world burned.
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Kabila is required by the constitution to stand aside in December after 15 years in power.
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Mr. Tang argued that they should stand aside if they were members of the Communist Party.
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In the past few weeks, Clinton has been happy to stand aside while Trump has imploded.
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She pledged to stand aside for opposition figurehead Alexei Navalny if he is allowed to run.
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And so I feel it's right that I should now stand aside as leader as UKIP.
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When tonight finishes with Cruz way ahead of Rubio, will anyone suggest Marco should stand aside?
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Allen acknowledged that she may be told to stand aside in her seats of South Cambridgeshire.
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She had to stand aside when her brothers voted — the same men she rescued from shackles.
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"Sports should stand aside from political systems because otherwise it will not be credible," he said.
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Last year he offered to stand aside after the general election but was urged to stay on.
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Erdogan told Russian forces on Monday there to "stand aside" while Turkey struck dozens of targets in retaliation.
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Clinton is thriving in what might be called the "stand-aside" strategy of just letting Trump be Trump.
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The Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP), a more moderate nationalist party, also said it would stand aside.
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The Liberal Democrats' current position is they will not stand aside for Labour candidates unless it is reciprocated.
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Farage would stand aside his candidates in hundreds of seats to give the Conservative candidates a clearer run.
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Please stand aside while the Alfven-80 Smart Vac(TM) unit undergoes designated post-purchase set-up checks.
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"As a result, the IEP has taken the decision to formally stand aside from its role," they said.
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He had promised to stand aside in the event of a formal judicial inquiry, but reneged, infuriating people.
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The military order requires US forces to stand aside as Turkey is expected to launch strikes against Kurdish forces.
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"Are you going to stand aside when the bills become too high…and let me die?" one woman asked.
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Corbyn said as the results came in that he would stand aside as Labour leader before the next election.
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Allowing the central bank to stand aside while the RMB dropped was one way to signal a negative reaction.
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If the opposition wins the 2018 election, Hun Sen would have no choice but to stand aside, he said.
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Malcolm Turnbull, Australia's prime minister, offered to stand aside if a majority of MPs from his party called for it.
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The question this raises is why Britain then chose in the 1950s to stand aside from the nascent European project.
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Rather than meddle in markets, he said lawmakers should stand aside and let Puerto Rico settle its disputes with investors.
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She could stand aside earlier, but at a minimum her successor should be known by the end of the year.
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But Zuma was defiant, telling visitors he would respond to his party's decision publicly, giving no commitment to stand aside.
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She has accepted that an investigation should go ahead, but maintains she did no wrong and thus need not stand aside.
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At the outset of the New Year we should resolve that when schools become military targets, we will not stand aside.
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But they can certainly make a credible threat to use it just at the FCC if Wheeler refuses to stand aside.
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These people have chosen to stand aside from thousands of years of their tradition: What can you think of that's worse?
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The League has refused to abandon its old ally, but it is putting increasing pressure on him to stand aside voluntarily.
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Guaido had appealed to Venezuela's armed forces to stand aside and allow aid in, promising amnesty to officers who disavowed Maduro.
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That's what I needed to do as a recording artist too, was to stand aside and be available, do my job.
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He suspended his resignation after his lawyers asked that three supreme-court justices, whom they consider biased, stand aside from the case.
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Democratic leaders have called on Trump to stand aside and let the negotiators do their work as a way of fostering success.
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When future production cuts are needed, the rest of OPEC may well stand aside and let the Saudis do the heavy lifting.
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Mr. Corbyn has refused to stand aside despite losing a no-confidence vote on his leadership by the party's lawmakers last month.
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Jo Swinson defended the Liberal Democrats' decision not to stand aside in a key election seat in an interview with Business Insider.
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Determine which part of the populace will join your uprising, which part will resist, and which part will stand aside and watch.
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"Sports should stand aside from political systems because otherwise it will not be credible," said Olsson, a former general secretary of UEFA.
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In either case, the U.S. president is left to decide: double-down on a tainted ally or stand aside and risk those consequences.
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Allen has asked an ex-Lib Dem official to oversee Unite to Remain's seat-by-seat analysis of which parties should stand aside.
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Such a miscalculation may, as some allege, cause us to stand aside when a modest contribution of force could make a real difference.
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Anti-Brexit group Best For Britain urged the Liberal Democrats to stand aside in the seat to help Duffield defeat Boris Johnson's Conservatives.
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It is unconscionable for men to stand aside and treat this as a "women's issue" that only female members of Congress can address.
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Some analysts believe that if Mr. Johnson reaches the shortlist his rival will stand aside, in view of his popularity among party members.
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"I hope that old men will stand aside the young people and say, no, we're not going to be quiet," Mr. Mithoefer said.
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"I would stand aside for now until I see how policy checks out because it could get very ugly, very fast," warned Schlossberg.
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Sinn Fein's decision to stand aside in three constituencies to boost better-placed opponents of the DUP only partly accounted for the reverse.
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In his resignation letter, Mr. Green said he regretted that he had been asked to stand aside, but apologized for his actions. Mrs.
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"Because I love America, in this time of war, I feel I have to stand aside for our party and our country," he said.
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Wilson said on Wednesday he would stand aside on Friday after the necessary administrative arrangements had been put in place to manage his archdiocese.
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DOZENS DEFECT Guaido had appealed to Venezuela's armed forces to stand aside and allow aid in, promising amnesty to all officers who disavowed Maduro.
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The suggested cuts outline a vision of government based on the notion that the state should stand aside so businessmen can work their magic.
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Based on everything we know about Dany so far, do you think it likely that she will simply stand aside and relinquish her claim?
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All of these stand aside completely on two occasions for the bare ticking of metronomes set to different tempos, suggesting times out of joint.
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I stand aside to let him come in, and he squeezes past me to where the table and seats flip down from the wall.
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"We know TPP is too dangerous for us simply to stand aside and let it pass," she said in a press conference on Monday.
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In return, the Conservatives would stand aside for the Brexit Party in a smaller number of seats to bolster their own chances of success.
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Sometimes an apparently second-tier figure can stand aside while their rivals destroy one another, and step past them, as Kerry did in 2004.
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Justice Department attorneys argued in their new submission that the coming Senate trial is yet another reason for the judicial branch to stand aside.
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We cannot stand aside and let populist, far-right governments drag democratic European states into Vladimir Putin's orbit and undermine the postwar international norms.
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Two other smaller parties, the Islamist Saadet (Felicity) Party and the Democratic Left Party signaled they might also stand aside in favor of Imamoglu.
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That eventually persuaded Flake to stand aside for the good of the party, so a solid candidate like Martha McSally could win the nomination.
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The Trump administration, however, seems to want to stand aside and let Obamacare run on autopilot, so it can explode or survive on its own.
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President Tayyip Erdogan said earlier on Monday that Turkey will continue to retaliate, adding that Ankara had told Russia to "stand aside" in the conflict.
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He made the claim after revealing that the Brexit Party would stand aside in all 317 seats controlled by the Conservatives at the upcoming election.
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As the war in neighboring Syria spiraled into catastrophe, and as the Obama administration opted to largely stand aside, millions of refugees streamed into Turkey.
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The Trump administration, however, seems to want to stand aside and let Obamacare run on autopilot so it can explode or survive on its own.
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Stand aside Frank Stella, move over Pablo Picasso, Edgar Degas, László Moholy-Nagy, and Vincent van Gogh — all you white guys who still hold court.
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May, her position is under more pressure than ever, though she has already promised to stand aside once her Brexit withdrawal agreement has been approved.
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Earlier on Monday, Erdogan said Turkey was retaliating for the attacks, adding that had told Russia, which backs Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, to "stand aside".
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"It is appropriate that, in the light of some of his Honour's findings, I stand aside from my duties as Archbishop," he said in a statement.
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Her role in the film is to stand aside while Sandler shows her how it's done, and then to fall in love with him for it.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday he asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to stand aside in Syria and let Turkey fight Syrian government forces alone.
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The production shifts the emphasis away from Lear's madness and focuses on the king's refusal to stand aside after ceding power to the next, female generation.
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They all stand aside, hands clasped behind their tailored backs, heads bowed in a kind of ashamed mourning, but not something you would question them on.
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Opponents roared "resign" and some cast him as a cheating dictator who should stand aside after the Supreme Court ruled that he had illegally suspended parliament.
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An Odoxa poll in Thursday's edition of daily Le Parisien found 76 percent of voters believe he should stand aside next year for a better Socialist candidate.
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To suggest that you can stand aside just means you are ceding your platform to somebody else to weaponize it and interpret it the way they want.
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Some 76 percent of voters believe Hollande should stand aside next year for a better Socialist candidate, a survey by Odoxa pollsters showed ahead of the interview.
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A small, influential group of PD dissidents say that the party has shifted too far from its leftist roots and wants the former premier to stand aside.
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There is dismay among Remain voters after the Liberal Democrats refused to stand aside for a pro-European Union Labour candidate in a key general election seat.
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However, the Liberal Democrats are refusing to stand aside for Labour candidates, after senior Labour figures refused to do the same for them and other opposition parties.
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Speaking in Istanbul, Erdogan said he had told Putin in a phone call to stand aside and let Turkey "do what is necessary" with the Syrian government.
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The party said Abrahams had agreed to stand aside as shadow work and pensions secretary while an "employment issue" is investigated by the top of the party.
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Farage said his party would stand aside in 317 seats across the United Kingdom held by Conservative incumbents to prevent a Parliament dominated by pro-European Union parties.
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Anti-Brexit opposition parties announced a plan this week to stand aside for each other in 60 seats across England and Wales at the upcoming UK general election.
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For the country's mayoral elections this autumn they have struck a pact to stand aside in favour of the opposition candidate with the best chance in each constituency.
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The Clinton campaign's response to this most recent outrage, and to others, has been to stand aside; let Trump self-destruct, and then let sunshine disinfect the body politic.
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As a grandfather, I cannot stand aside if it means our children and grandchildren are put in harm's way on our nation's highways because of poorly developed public policy.
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It also said that China and Russia should enhance coordination to let other parties know they would not stand aside should their security be threatened by the escalating tensions.
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John Kasich In a debate that was notable mostly for the sheer volume of mud that was thrown, Kasich was the one major candidate who chose to stand aside.
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Mr. Corbyn has refused to stand aside despite losing a no-confidence motion among Labour lawmakers and suffering the resignation of the majority of his senior team in Parliament.
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However, around 20 Labour MPs believe the party should stand aside for the Lib Dems, Greens, and other pro-European Union parties in some seats at the next election.
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Rajoy, in a television interview on Monday, reiterated that the Socialists should either stand aside and allow the PP to govern or join forces in a two-party "grand coalition".
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And let me tell you right now, if you don't think it's right for her, then I will stand aside and support your decision … because I don't have a choice.
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Ted Cruz and John R. Kasich are teaming up in an effort to deny Donald J. Trump the Republican presidential nomination, with each agreeing to stand aside in certain states.
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Those patronizing voices of whites who seek to save us from ourselves, and black "spokespersons" who embrace an agenda of racial grievance and an identity of victimization, should stand aside.
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Wilson, who is the highest ranking Catholic official globally to be convicted of the offense and faces up to two years in prison, said he will stand aside on Friday.
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But a surprise decision by then-Labour leader Andrew Little to stand aside at the start of the campaign made room for Ardern, 37, a three-term member of Parliament.
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The experts said in a statement they would "formally stand aside" after concluding that the city's police watchdog, the Independent Police Complaints Council, had limited authority to conduct independent investigations.
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When Messi does stand aside for good, he will be there, ready to slot seamlessly into his shoes, the pressure rolling off his back, just as it has always done.
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"The state is not going to stand aside here and it will help companies that have fallen into a difficult financial situation," Siluanov said at an economic forum in St Petersburg.
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Men and women who once shouted at the Fab Four on their all-too-few tours of the United States during their Mop Topped heyday stand aside their 21st century counterparts.
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She told Business Insider that "geek" Peter Dunphy, the Lib Dems' former head of financial compliance, was crunching election results and polling to work out who should stand aside and where.
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Mr. Corbyn promised to stand aside "in the early part of next year sometime," perhaps sensing that the party's lawmakers might force a leadership election if he hangs around too long.
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His nomination for SPD leader followed a decision by Germany's Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel to stand aside as SPD head because he thought Schulz had a better chance of winning the election.
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Yet even if Mr Hollande were to stand aside, polls suggest that the Socialists would perform disastrously in the presidential election's first round, failing to make it to the run-off ballot.
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Trump must use the deep reservoir of good will he has built up with Sisi and the Saudi royals to persuade them to stand aside and allow diplomacy to take its course.
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The "Hirak" opposition movement, which emerged this year from weekly mass protests demanding the entrenched ruling hierarchy quits power, says it will not support any election until more senior officials stand aside.
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The Lib Dems are refusing to stand aside in a key election seat, despite their candidate pulling out of the contest in order to help Labour candidate Rosie Duffield defeat the Conservatives.
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The "Hirak" opposition movement, which emerged this year from weekly mass protests demanding the entrenched ruling hierarchy quits power, says it will not support any election until more senior officials stand aside.
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But a surprise decision by then Labour leader Andrew Little to stand aside at the start of the campaign made room for 37-year-old three-term member of parliament Jacinda Ardern.
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Anyway, they are clearly becoming a thing, Jorah even seemed to gallantly stand aside by letting Jon keep Longclaw, which was definitely not a phallic symbol of any kind in that scene.
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Just look at how the Downton staff react to the idea that they must stand aside in their own home and allow the king and queen to be served by palace retainers.
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"While I do so, it is appropriate that, in the light of some of his Honor&aposs findings, I stand aside from my duties as archbishop," Wilson said in a statement in May.
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Sanders supporters, who are mainly young, liberal and distrustful of Wall Street and international trade, are not delusional about his path forward — but nor are they willing to stand aside and give Mrs.
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Farage announced on Monday that the Brexit Party will stand aside in the 317 seats held by the Conservatives when Brits go to the polls for a snap election on Thursday, December 12.
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And as a partner for 13 years, Chavez also felt it was the right time to invoke an older Goldman custom and stand aside so that the next generation could have its time.
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Though her critics see her as stubborn and inflexible, her determination to plow on through adversity, her ability to absorb political pain and her refusal to stand aside have won her some admiration.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australian Catholic Archbishop Philip Wilson said on Wednesday he would stand aside from his duties, a day after a court found him guilty of concealing child sex abuse by a priest.
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"While I do so, it is appropriate that, in the light of some of his honour's findings, I stand aside from my duties as archbishop," Wilson said in a statement emailed to media.
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The Syrian Kurdish fighters warned that Washington's abrupt decision to stand aside — announced by the White House late Sunday — will overturn years of achievements in the battle against the Islamic State militant group.
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Uniformed Iraqi soldiers could also be part of the fray; they are Shia-dominated, so it's not clear if they would take up arms against their fellow Shia paramilitaries or perhaps merely stand aside.
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On Monday, eight Turkish military personnel were killed in shelling by Syrian government forces, prompting Turkey to tell Russia to "stand aside" while its forces to bombard dozens of Syrian army targets in retaliation.
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Salvini had refused to do this in the name of loyalty to the center-right bloc, but he put growing pressure on Berlusconi to voluntarily stand aside to allow him to forge ahead alone.
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The easier promise to violate is the one to Yorkie's fiancé, who is only too happy to stand aside so Yorkie and Kelly can wed, letting Kelly be the one to end Yorkie's life.
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But after all the opposition parties agreed to stand aside in favor of Peter Marki-Zay, an independent conservative, an unexpectedly high turnout gave Mr. Marki-Zay a strong victory over his Fidesz opponent.
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The party agreed to stand aside for the Greens and Plaid Cymru in a handful of seats and in many other constituencies tactical voting websites urged pro-Remain voters to support Liberal Democrat candidates.
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The United States, with the ties that previously bound Washington and Ankara weakened following Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's authoritarian crackdown, might just be ready to stand aside and allow Kurdish ambitions to play out.
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Stephens said Saudi Arabia, which had backed Hariri as their man to push back against Iran's growing influence in Lebanon, had lost patience with his failure to do so, and pressured him to stand aside.
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LONDON, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Tamas Ajan will stand aside as president of the International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) for 90 days pending investigations into allegations of corruption, the governing body said in a statement on Wednesday.
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LONDON — Britain's ruling Conservative Party shed thousands of votes to the insurgent, populist Brexit Party, suffering another crushing election setback early Friday, just hours before Prime Minister Theresa May planned to stand aside as leader.
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It is next up on the nomination calendar, April 5, and Cruz allies say Kasich isn't running strong so he should stand aside and let Cruz have a clear shot at Trump in the Badger State.
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IF YOU WANT TO MAKE A BETTER OFFER, ICAHN, BE OUR GUEST AND LET THE DVMT SHAREHOLDERS BASICALLY VOTE ON IT IF THEY COME IN WITH 003%, I WOULD STAND ASIDE AND SAY, OKAY, YOU WON.
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CANBERRA, Australia – An Australian archbishop says he will stand aside but does not intend to resign after becoming the most senior Roman Catholic cleric in the world to be convicted of covering up child sex abuse.
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Media reports on Sunday suggested that some Conservative lawmakers wanted Leadsom and other candidates to stand aside so that May could be installed quickly in Downing Street to establish stability and start making progress towards Brexit.
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He was the one major candidate who chose to stand aside from the vitriol during the debate; anything above fifth place for him is an expectations win and gives him skin to hang on until March.
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On Monday, Farage said that his anti-European Union party would stand aside in 317 seats across the United Kingdom which are held by Conservative incumbents, in order to prevent a hung parliament dominated by Remainers.
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"We can't simply stand aside and observe; we cannot simply have business as usual," said Manfred Weber, a German lawmaker and a leading figure in the largest political group at the Parliament, the European People's Party.
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May's aides hinted on Wednesday that, if she wins the confidence motion, she could still stand aside at some point after Britain has formally left the European Union in March but before the next general election.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson goaded the opposition Labour Party on Wednesday, telling its leader to either try to topple him or, if not, to stand aside and allow his government to deliver Brexit.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Saturday the government would bring internet to remote areas of the country and that current concession holders should "stand aside" if they cannot do the job.
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Jo Swinson urged Liberal Democrat members, and pro-Remain voters everywhere, to look at the "national picture" as she defended the party's decision to not stand aside for the Labour Party in a key general election seat.
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All signs point to Jon being unable to save Tyrion from Dany's wrath, and I believe Tyrion's execution will be the act that finally crosses the line for Jon: He'll stand aside and let Arya assassinate Dany.
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Lomeli was working at the document verification podium in June when he asked the woman to stand aside from everyone else in the security screening line because she didn't have any identification, according to the arrest affidavit.
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The march presented the Kremlin with a quandary: either use force to break up the protest, and risk provoking more anger, or stand aside and let the demonstration take place, which risked revealing weakness to the Kremlin's opponents.
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Turkey and Russia are on opposing sides in the fighting in Idlib and, though they work together elsewhere in Syria, President Tayyip Erdogan said Russian officials had been told they should "stand aside" in the conflict around Idlib.
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Do we continue to stand aside, ignoring the injustices black Americans face, thinking that it's "not our problem," or do we stand against these senseless, horrific killings, recognizing that when it becomes our problem, it is too late?
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The nomination followed party leader Sigmar Gabriel's decision to stand aside for Schulz, a move that shows the SPD is serious about ending its role as a junior partner in Merkel's current right-left coalition after the Sept.
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Silvio Berlusconi denied he may stand aside to let his ally the League form a government with the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, after senior sources from his Forza Italia party said on Tuesday he was considering it.
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The Liberal Democrat president, Sal Brinton, said last week her party had approached Labour about working together earlier this year, but Labour responded by saying it would not stand aside for any other party at the next election.
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If the prime minister does drop his Brexit deal and pursues a looser relationship with the EU, the Brexit Party would be prepared to stand aside in 350 seats, paving the way to a Conservative majority, Farage said.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Saturday he had asked President Vladimir Putin for Russia to stand aside in Syria and let Turkey fight Syrian government forces alone, after 21 Turkish soldiers were killed this week.
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In this case, the Liberal Democrats have refused to stand aside for Labour's Rosie Duffield, who won the seat in 2017, despite her being a vocal supporter of a new Brexit referendum and staying in the European Union.
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LONDON, Sept 25 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson goaded the opposition Labour Party on Wednesday, telling its leader to either try to topple him or, if not, to stand aside and allow his government to deliver Brexit.
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John Kasich looks likely to appeal to the state's suburban moderates -- and there's no indication he's swayed at all by Cruz's argument that he should stand aside and allow the Texas senator to consolidate the anti-Trump vote alone.
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That move allowed Otting, who was sworn in in November, to assume most of his roles as comptroller but the top lawyer for the OCC this week asked Otting to stand aside in matters involving a handful of banks.
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Lee, stung by Trump's treatment of his close friend Ted Cruz during the Republican primary, went on rants against Trump during the presidential campaign — and even called for Trump to stand aside after the Access Hollywood tape was released.
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More than two dozen protesters staged a sit-in in Schumer's office on Monday, arguing he should stand aside for Sanders, but Briggs told The Nation last week that his boss would not mount an uphill bid against Schumer.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Philippe Barbarin, the French Roman Catholic cardinal convicted of failing to report sexual abuse charges, said on Tuesday that Pope Francis had turned down his offer to resign but had suggested he stand aside for a while.
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One senior Lib Dem source told BI that the party would be prepared to stand aside in seats which TIG MPs would have a better chance of winning, claiming "there are conversations to be had" about cross-party cooperation.
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Ley said she had agreed to stand aside after a discussion with Turnbull and had agreed to repay some claims for transport and accommodation on one Gold Coast trip, some 1,300km (800 miles) from her electorate, when she purchased the apartment.
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Opposition parties say the fact so many 5-Star lawmakers will have to stand aside at the end of this parliament means that they are anxious not see early elections, giving their coalition partner the League negotiating leverage over them.
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CNN Travel reported that the iconic city has become the "front line" of overcrowding in the Instagram age, with travelers having to be urged to stand aside so that the people who frequent and live in the area can get though.
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The Lib Dems' victory in the early hours of Friday morning was helped by a "Remain alliance" in which other parties who want to stop Brexit agreed to stand aside and maximise the chances of a pro-Remain candidate winning.
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ROME (Reuters) - Silvio Berlusconi denied he may stand aside to let his ally the League form a government with the anti-establishment 226-Star Movement, after senior sources from his Forza Italia party said on Tuesday he was considering it.
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But some of her pro-Brexit critics say they might vote for her deal if she promises to stand aside soon and let someone else take over for the next phase of Brexit talks that will determine Britain's trade ties.
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LONDON — Fighting growing calls for her to stand aside quickly, Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain suffered a significant blow Wednesday when a cabinet colleague resigned, saying she could no longer support the government's latest plan for leaving the European Union.
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They fear a possible flip-flop by Mahathir and are garnering support from sections in the coalition to push the prime minister to announce that he will stand aside in May next year, three people familiar with the matter said.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to stand aside as Turkey sends troops into Syria and fights Kurds allied with Washington has some Israelis wondering whether they too might eventually pay a price for his impatience with Middle East engagements.
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Corbyn has refused to stand aside despite a revolt among the party's elected lawmakers, who say he did not campaign hard enough for a 'Remain' vote in the country's European union referendum, and who fear he cannot lead them to an election victory.
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German broadcaster ARD's recent documentary about doping in weightlifting 'Secret Doping – the Lord of the Lifters' had forced longtime International Weightlifting Federation president Tamas Ajan to stand aside temporarily for 90 days as the IWF launched an investigation into allegations of corruption.
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"It is our job under the Constitution to conduct oversight of the White House and the Executive Branch, so Chairman Gowdy should either help us get these documents or stand aside and allow us to vote on motions for subpoenas," Cummings said.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel sought on Tuesday to stand aside from the conflict between its close ally the United States and Iran, and said it was unclear whether Tehran's abandonment of uranium enrichment limits meant it was on a path toward a nuclear weapon.
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It's something that needs to be righted, and I don't know how Bellator or Scott Coker or Spike TV can stand aside and just ignore it because fans really want it—they put money in your pocket and you ripped them off.
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"I think the Tanaiste (deputy prime minister) should recognize that unless she does stand aside, she is going to force this country into an election nobody wants, that nobody needs and is not in the country's interests," Fianna Fail's Jim O'Callaghan told national broadcaster RTE.
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Lehmann, who had previously told reporters he would not stand aside, said that his decision was due in part to the abuse his family received after three Australia players conspired to scuff up the ball with sandpaper during the third test against South Africa.
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If, instead, they seek to stand aside and watch the two largest economies in the world slug it out, then China's divide and rule playbook comes into good use: offer Japan and India some transient economic benefits to draw them into Beijing's economic eco-system.
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"As the Venezuelan government continues to disregard the will of its people, our message remains clear: the United States will not stand aside while the Maduro regime continues to destroy democratic order and prosperity in Venezuela," Treasury Secretary Steven T. Mnuchin said in a statement.
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Or, would he stand aside and be subject to attacks from not only Democrats but also many Republicans for allowing Putin once again to expand Russia's sphere of influence and to render the Baltic states, in particular, even more vulnerable than they already are?
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A bespoke EEA deal for Britain should also be seen in the context of the changing nature of the EU. As the euro-zone core pursues deeper integration, even as some countries stand aside, the entire European project is evolving into a multi-speed, multi-tier creation.
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It was W. C. Fownes, son of the Oakmont founder, who responded to the early criticism of the course's unrelenting challenges with a pronouncement that has served as something of a mantra for the place ever since: "Let the clumsy, the spineless, the alibi artist stand aside."
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Asked whether the Justice Department would continue to stand aside as states legalize marijuana -- even though doing so violates federal law -- Barr said he'll follow the precedent of former President Barack Obama's administration and is "not going to go after" companies involved in marijuana production and sales.
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The template for Unite to Remain's plan was the Brecon and Radnorshire byelection in Wales in August, where the decision by the Green Party and Plaid Cymru to stand aside for the Liberal Democrat helped to overturn the Conservatives' majority of 8,000 and install a Remain candidate.
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Speaking by telephone from Syria, Mr. Kobani said he had been frustrated by the White House's announcement on Sunday that the United States would stand aside for a Turkish incursion, and that the lack of clear, predictable policies from Washington had made it hard to plan.
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But unlike the Mueller probe, this scandal is about Trump trying to interfere with the next election (not a previous one) — which adds new outrage and also urgency among Democrats to do something to stop him, rather than stand aside and signal that this is acceptable.
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The soprano had no strong feelings for either of the two men who adored her, but she was capable of passion, as became clear when a young composer called Charles Gounod enchanted her with his looks and talent; the other men had to stand aside and bite their lips.
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This is a grudging and significant switch for Facebook, which until now has tried — for ideological, business, and legal reasons — to argue that the best way to deliver what its users want is to simply stand aside and let those users, plus algorithms, figure it out for themselves.
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Because, man, I've seen slippery slopes before, but this one might be the slipperiest:Now that Zika fear is being hyped up by the corrupt, scientifically illiterate mainstream media, most people just stand aside as governments throughout the Americas spray all sorts of toxic, deadly chemicals all over the place.
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But activism against Walmart's more than 400 stores in China in recent months has followed a different pattern: workers in several cities agitating against the same company, bypassing official unions controlled by the Communist Party and using social media to coordinate their actions — while the authorities largely stand aside.
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The former vice president is very literally the central Democratic Party villain in her own official account of why she got involved in politics, so to stand aside and let him secure the nomination when his opponent is someone with whom she has only minor policy disagreements seems outrageous.
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But pressure mounted for him to stand aside, and yet another poll showed him on course to be knocked out of the election in the April 23 first round, leaving centrist Emmanuel Macron favorite to win a May 7 run-off against far-right leader Marine Le Pen.
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Earlier on Friday the FN announced that Jean-Francois Jalkh, a vice-president of the party who was earmarked to replace Marine Le Pen as party leader for the duration of the presidential campaign, had decided to stand aside over allegations - which he strongly denies - that he was a Holocaust denier.
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Best For Britain believes that with Prime Minister Johnson leading in the opinion polls, and Nigel Farage's Brexit Party set to stand aside for hard Brexiteer Conservative candidates at the next election, a pact involving opposition parties including Labour will likely be the only way of preventing a Johnson victory.
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So far, Mr. Biden has shown no inclination to attempt any coercive measures: In his victory speech on Tuesday evening, the former vice president hailed the energy and commitment of Mr. Sanders's supporters and offered himself to them as an ally, but made no suggestion that Mr. Sanders should stand aside.
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Regardless of what actually makes it through Congress, the suggested cuts—$616 billion from health insurance for the poor, $140 billion from student loans, more than $190 billion from food stamps—outline a vision of government based on the notion that the state should stand aside so businessmen can work their magic.
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Greece and the EU's current migration debacle are two more examples where the U.S. chose to stand aside while Germany wreaked havoc with the destiny of an entire country, compromised the stability of the NATO alliance and endangered peace and prosperity on a continent that lit up the world twice in the last century.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Veterans group backs lawsuits to halt Trump's use of military funding for border wall Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE may not have yet sorted out all the implications that will come from his decision to stand aside in Syria.
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Earlier this year, Mr. Cuomo even tried to get Ms. Hochul, 60, to stand aside and run again for the seat she once held in Congress, against Representative Chris Collins, a Republican who has since been indicted — perhaps hoping to find a different lieutenant governor candidate who might better guard his flank against challengers like Mr. Williams, 42.
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Representative Seth Moulton of Massachusetts, who helped spearhead a letter last week in which 16 Democrats said it was time for Ms. Pelosi to stand aside, said that his effort was "bigger than her," as Democratic aides aligned with him said that some of the defectors were searching for a deal that would ultimately allow them to vote for her.
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After Mr. Trump came under intense criticism for choosing to stand aside as Turkey pursued its plan to assert control over a section of northern Syria, he began striking a tougher tone toward Mr. Erdogan, focusing in particular on the threat of harming Turkey's economy if it put United States military personnel at risk or engaged in atrocities against Kurds in the region.
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