Someone has to stand up for them and thats what we're here for: to stand up for them and stand up for our rights and stand up for the fucking Constitution.
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President Trump is calling on all of us to stand up for our children, stand up for our future and stand up for America.
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"This district needs someone who is going to stand up for working people, stand up for poor people, and stand up for justice," he added.
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We do not have to be women to stand up for women's rights, black to stand up for black rights, or Muslim to stand up for Muslim rights.
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When we stand up for ourselves, we stand up for all the women around us.
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He promised to stand up for farmers, he promised to stand up for rural communities.
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Because if you don't stand up for this, then what do you stand up for?
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With trump, we need people who will stand up for the truth, stand up for reality.
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And our victory was a win for everyone who believes it's time to stand up for America, to stand up for the American worker, and to stand up for the American flag.
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I will always stand up for my children and I will always stand up for the underdog.
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I, myself, will always stand up for the flag, and I will always stand up for Donald Trump.
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In addition, the institutions that can stand up for workers who can't stand up for themselves are falling short.
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"It is up to the press to stand up for themselves, to stand up for the practice of journalism, and to stand up for Chelsea in the same manner she has consistently stood up for the press."
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"This was [President Trump's] opportunity to redeem himself, stand up for American values, stand up for international law, stand up for our own national security interests, and he had that opportunity and instead he's abdicating it." said Sen.
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I anyway stand up for the National Anthem, but from now on, I'll play safe, and stand up for anything National.
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As an elected leader, the challenge is that to stand up for your people you have to stand up for yourself.
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" Sara Park, whose parents are immigrants, said she was there to "stand up for the community who can't stand up for themselves.
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"We will stand up for ourselves, we will stand up for our country like we have never stood up before," Trump said.
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"It all means nothing if you don't stand up for something..." @common and @andradaymusic bring us together with "Stand Up For Something" from Marshall.
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"I don't think anyone at FINA is going to stand up for the athletes so the athletes have to stand up for themselves," she said.
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I couldn't stand up for those children when I was a kid, but I can stand up for their families and those like them now.
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It&aposs a systemic problem and just because you stand up for Paul Manafort doesn&apost mean you can&apost also stand up for poor people.
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Research shows that consumers expect brands to stand up for issues they believe in, although some issues are more contentious to stand up for than others.
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"It helped me to help them develop a voice and stand up for what is right and stand up for what you believe in," she said.
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"Obviously we will stand up for our interests as Britain too will stand up for its interests," Ms. Merkel told a news conference after the summit meeting.
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And stand up for your rights, it doesn't do any good to have these laws if we don't stand up for your rights, whether you're a celebrity or ordinary person, it's not pleasant to be in this situation but you can stand up for your rights and win.
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This is where you need to stand up for the brand because if you cannot stand up for the brand, we have done our best to clarify our work.
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It's my job with the position of power that I'm in -- being able to be on television -- I'm supposed to stand up for the people who can't stand up for themselves.
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"I want to be at the top of my sport and be able to stand up for African Americans, stand up for women and display that strong women figure," she said.
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And the irony is that the same principle that made me stand up for Bernie in the primary now makes me want to stand up for Hillary in the general election.
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It's my job, with the position of power that I'm in and being able to be on television, I'm supposed to stand up for the people who can't stand up for themselves.
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"If you don't stand up for yourself, who's going to stand up for you?" the Modern Family actress told PEOPLE exclusively at the Entertainment Weekly and PEOPLE Upfronts party in New York.
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You won't even stand up for me in America for my religious beliefs and you want me to go somewhere and fight but you won't even stand up for me here at home.
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You won't even stand up for me in America for my religious beliefs, and you want me to go somewhere and fight, but you won't even stand up for me here at home.
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"Chris, come stand up for me," an officer tells Watts.
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Taylor Swift is inspiring fans to stand up for themselves.
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Real conservatives stand up for and believe in clean government.
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WILL no one stand up for the Dutch cosmopolitan elite?
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I think it's important that men stand up for us.
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We should stand up for our friends in Southeast Asia.
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Melania Trump: We need to stand up for women's rights.
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But male titans of industry must stand up for decency.
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We must all remain vigilant and stand up for equality.
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We very much stand up for what we believe in.
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I guess he thought I wouldn't stand up for myself.
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I think it's really special to stand up for that.
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What will you stand up for and speak out about?
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The young could do more to stand up for themselves.
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So it behooves him to stand up for the President.
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Men need to take action and stand up for others.
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Stand up for kids who don't get stood up for.
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He'll stand up for our flag and against open borders.
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"Women need to stand up for each other," she said.
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"She added: "Please today stand up for every soul Mistreated.
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I need to stand up for the people of Wisconsin.
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"It's important to stand up for real nuance," he adds.
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The universe is helping you stand up for yourself today.
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How do we stand up for children as a community?
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How could they not stand up for what they believed?
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"We're going to stand up for free expression," Zuckerberg said.
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Stand up for what's right and walk out with me.
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"Stand up for someone's rights today," reads another framed sign.
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Stand up for yourself no matter how hard it is.
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Given platform to stand up for marginalized and oppressed people.
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How does it stand up for women in the workplace?
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I decided to walk out to stand up for her.
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We have seen them stand up for us so far.
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That they were actually going to stand up for us.
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I wish I'd had someone to stand up for me.
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What he should do is stand up for the judiciary.
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If I can't stand up for myself, no one will.
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He said that Canada has to stand up for itself.
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"You didn't stand up for us then; why should we stand up for you now?" asked Ms. Ward, 51, referring to federal officials, as she sipped coffee in her kitchen on a recent morning.
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"There are a lot of people's rights at risk and people's basic safety at risk… I want people to take away that they should stand up for themselves and stand up for each other."
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If Democrats feel that the GOP won't stand up for the rule of law, an impeachment inquiry could be a tool to try and urge the voters to stand up for it in November 2020.
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Good to see Harper stand up for something he believes in.
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Good to see Harper stand up for something he believes in.
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We must stand up for ourselves and for our fellow Americans.
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Stand Up For Heroes is a comedy event that helps veterans.
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Or you have to stand up for yourself a little more?
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Trying to stand up for yourself or your family isn't enough.
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Working to stand up for children everywhere, and for every child.
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It's a powerful day to stand up for what you deserve!
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And they were saying we demand more: stand up for us.
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We can stand up for our land and voice our opinions.
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"As a women [sic] we must stand up for each other."
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If you want to stand up for yourself, then go ahead!
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They should support it financially and stand up for the concept.
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" She continued, "I'm asking you today to stand up for justice.
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" She added, "I'm asking you today to stand up for justice.
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It's wonderful to stand up for two days and do that.
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I think it's nice to see women stand up for themselves.
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She pledges to stand up for working families, children and immigrants.
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I guess he thought I wouldn't stand up for myself. #HeWasWrong.
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Jackson is doing his best to stand up for the kid.
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Proud to stand with them, and stand up for equal rights.
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Could you survive — could you stand up for yourself with Harvey?
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Cynthia: I just want her to stand up for her beliefs.
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This is a chance for you to stand up for yourself.
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Stand up for your children and the goodness in their hearts.
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"We have to stand up for what is right," she said.
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And I learned to be strong and stand up for yourself.
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If I'm not going to stand up for them, who is?
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Btw, Howie was doing stand-up for a benefit last night.
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"You know you've got to stand up for yourself," he says.
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I really wanted to prove myself and stand up for myself.
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Join me right now to stand up for this special place.
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The home run almost did not stand up for the Yankees.
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"With every action we will stand up for America," Trump said.
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" He then added, "I Stand up for what I believe in.
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It should stand up for those who live by the rules.
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Be kind, but maintain boundaries, and stand up for your needs.
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Stand up for non-binary folks when the trolls are trolling.
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I hope that our committee investigation can stand up for them.
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How do you stand up for yourself without escalating the issue?
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We stand up for our beliefs even when it is hard.
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" Ultimately, Wright says, "I had to stand up for my friend.
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This is a time to stand up for what is right.
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She taught me you stand up for yourself and other people.
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Stand-up for me comes from kind of a hostile engine.
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We have to stand up for honesty, principles, equality and civility.
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It's time to stand up for each other and come together.
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It's important to stand up for truth, justice and moral authority.
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Trump won't stand up for negotiated drug prices, but Democrats will.
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So you're just, like, I've got to stand up for myself.
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Apple should use this leverage and stand up for the principle.
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"I just want someone who is gonna stand up for us."
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Will the president-elect stand up for Taiwan when that happens?
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It is the hour to stand up for the European Union.
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We have to talk about and stand up for our beliefs.
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The country needs Republicans and conservatives to stand up for democracy.
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Would you do that to stand up for people of color?
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Swift does consistently encourage other women to stand up for themselves.
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They would recognize injustice and they would stand up for it.
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And I think it's really important for young women to recognize yes, we've made progress, but we have to all continue to stand up for ourselves, to stand up for each other, to stand up for the laws that we need, and to take on the the sexism that is so prevalent and which has been given a real boost by Trump.
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And I think it's really important for young women to recognize, yes, we've made progress, but we have to all continue to stand up for ourselves, to stand up for each other, to stand up for the laws that we need and to take on the sexism that is so prevalent, and which has been given a real boost by Trump.
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"Someone needs to stand up for the people that don't have the ability to stand up for themselves," Thomasson said, "It is legally, morally and ethically wrong what Robinson is doing and it needs to stop."
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Perhaps you all don't agree with him kneeling, but there is no doubting the fact that this man put his career in jeopardy in order to stand up for those who can't stand up for themselves.
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"We'll be mobilizing and organizing all the way up and through 2020 to show who is there to stand up for women, who is there to stand up for our health and our rights," she said.
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To the Iranian people, this leads me to say that this is a crucial time for us to come together, to fight misinformation, to stand up for the Iranian community, and to stand up for our identities.
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"The role of a prime minister is to stand up for Canadians' jobs, to stand up for the public interest, and that is what I've done and that is what I will continue to do," replied Trudeau.
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We don't have to fear the wrath of the powerful, because when we're bold enough to stand up for our values, when we're bold enough to stand up for our fellow Americans, that's when we ARE powerful.
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But it was great to stand up for what I believe in.
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Pauley Perrette isn't afraid to stand up for what she believes in.
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Listen to our stories and stand up for us by showing support.
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It was heartening to see real New Yorkers stand up for people.
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Kelly is willing to stand up for facts, families and the Constitution.
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Strike4Democracy has organized strikes for Friday to stand up for democratic principles.
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We will continue to stand up for our citizens (22017/21) pic.twitter.
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"Stand up for what's right and walk out with me," D'Amato said.
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"I'm going to stand up for my f—ing man!" she continued.
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The victim is typically angry and resolves to stand up for herself.
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Zoë Saldana isn't afraid to stand up for what she believes in.
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You can stand up for whatever it is that you believe in.
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Has the tech industry done enough to stand up for its values.
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"As a women [sic] we must stand up for ourselves," she wrote.
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It's time for us to stand up for what we believe in.
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It's not enough to tell our daughters to stand up for themselves.
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Gillibrand added that it is necessary to stand up for trans people.
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"To stand up for democracy, this is our philosophy," the statement said.
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"I can't stand up for this anymore" – Supermodel @NinaAgdal on #MegynTODAY pic.twitter.
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Jameela Jamil isn't afraid to stand up for what she believes in.
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Sometimes, you've just got to stand up for what you believe in.
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In other words, he respects those who stand up for their interests.
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But some issues are more contentious to stand up for than others.
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And I learned to stand up for myself with quick, witty comebacks.
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"People think you're bitchy when you stand up for yourself," she said.
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We made "LA LA" to stand up for our state and Queens.
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I couldn't prove my worth, stand up for myself, or make friends.
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I stood up to the KKK, I will stand up for Alabama.
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"We have to stand up for what we believe in," McCain said.
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When you hear gossip or unkind comments, stand up for your peers.
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Stand up for your needs tonight, and watch out for power struggles.
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"Stand up for yourself" Donald Trump's biggest supporter is probably Donald Trump.
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We need men to stand up for us as loudly as possible.
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It apparently wants them actively to "stand up for the company's ethics".
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They must stand up for their children, but never question the system.
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I am SO proud to see Americans stand up for their beliefs.
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Congress should honor and protect that deal and stand up for seniors.
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This year, both houses of Congress can stand up for American values.
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It's time for stand up for the existing federal rule of law.
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Banking on the illusion that people will not stand up for her.
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"It is time to stand up for our #American Heroes," Downing tweeted.
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Now lawmakers should rise to the occasion and stand up for equality.
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Christensen's decision to stand up for Brown was a mystery to many.
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I think it's time to stand up for ourselves and be counted.
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To think I would not stand up for my athletes is ridiculous.
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The boys of South Park Elementary School stand up for their rights.
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If we value our freedom, we have to stand up for it.
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KO: Were you asked to decide, did you stand up for them?
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"I felt the need to stand up for our friendship," she says.
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They will stand up for their values and they will get results.
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Stand up for little people who are being crushed by big bullies.
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Europe needs to stand up for itself and the values Trump tramples.
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I really admire people who stand up for what they believe in.
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I'd always stand up for the fighting for the sake of God.
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I took an oath, and I'm going to stand up for that.
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"Because how dare I file a complaint and stand up for myself?"
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Here's where I'll stand up for the book as a physical object.
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"Michael will never stand up [for you]," Goldberg said he told Trump.
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Yet, ever the happy warrior, he continued to stand up for freedom.
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We need to mobilize millions of people to stand up for justice.
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She was not naughty but knew how to stand up for herself.
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But I've also learned to stand up for, and explain, my culture.
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"We've all got to stand up for our own truth," she said.
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I try to teach my kids to stand up for what's right.
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We must stand up for institutions like NATO and the European Union.
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I stand up for Australia's interests, he stands up for America's interests.
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It's about balking when it's necessary to stand up for what's right.
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And you make them stand up for themselves and I love you.
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This is the right time to stand up for the right whale.
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Neither of the world's superpowers is likely to stand up for it.
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But a day that will elevate millions to stand up for #Dreamers.
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And you stand up for yourself, and say, 'No, this isn't acceptable.
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"THIS is why you stand up for yourself against corruption," wrote another.
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And I will stand up for it, and every one of you.
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I'll always stand up for liberty, the Constitution & Americans of every background.
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And that's in the sense of bad behavior and bullying, trolling, things like that, but also in the sense of using those platforms to stand up for rights that they would otherwise be unable to stand up for.
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" What's extremely important to the tennis star, however, is that "we want to stand up for what we feel is right, and we want to empower people to stand up for what they feel is right as well.
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"Now more than ever we've got to stand up for those that stand up for progressive values," offered Clinton, whom Cuomo presented with flowers at the end of her remarks in a state she won decisively several times over.
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"Canada is a country that understands how important it is to stand up for human rights, to stand up for women's rights around the world, and I can confirm that we have accepted the U.N.'s request," Trudeau said.
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Not just now, but moving forward, we have a responsibility to stand up for these men and women who stand up for us around the world – even, and especially when, that means standing up for them here at home.
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Its mission was to stand up for equality during the next four years.
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Do these actions encourage you to stand up for things you believe in?
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Fawaz may be low-key, but he'll need to stand up for Nest.
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And we must demonstrate the resolve necessary to stand up for our interests.
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"Be brave and be fearless, and for god's sake stand up for yourself."
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But by that time we had learned how to stand up for ourselves.
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They have to stand up for the First Amendment rights of free speech.
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We will stand up for what's right, and we will defend our people.
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"Somebody has to stand up for them ... they are under threat," he said.
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We will continue to stand up for those in the Uber community affected.
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While Republicans support the fat-cat billionaires, we stand up for the workers.
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Who is going to stand up for women, people of color, LGBTQ people?
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He defended Trump as an innocent man trying to stand up for himself.
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"But now I feel like I can stand up for what I think."
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Stand up for our press, stand up against frivolous lawsuits, and demand transparency.
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Stand up for what you believe in and what you know is right.
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"Proud to stand with them, and stand up for equal rights," she wrote.
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He asked his model wife, Melania, to stand up for all to admire.
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But she had also become the girl who doesn't stand up for herself.
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And he said he would stand up for them, should he become president.
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You can't stand up for Britain because you won't stand up to Trump.
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"Stand up for yourself so people don't treat you this way," I said.
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"So we're gonna have to actively stand up for one another," said Oliver.
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Those we entrust with power need to stand up for all of us.
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Sometimes whether right or wrong, it doesn't matter—you stand up for them.
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We need to stand up for communities that normally don't have a voice.
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"I will stand up for our fantastic diplomats across the world," he said.
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But we can all do our part to stand up for free expression.
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If you do not stand up for yourself, do you think they will?
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She's funny, she can stand up for herself — she has actual character traits.
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I will continue to take a lead and stand up for what's right.
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The willingness to stand up for your beliefs at the risk of ridicule?
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" The incident shaped Jarrett's belief that "you have to stand up for yourself.
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I'm honored and appreciative that 'Stand Up for Something' is contributing to that.
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It's time people who are being bullied and shamed stand up for themselves.
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This did not make her any less inclined to stand up for him.
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It should also prompt courts and policymakers to stand up for minority rights.
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The big question is: Who will stand up for mothers and their children?
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This new monument will stand up for those values for generations to come.
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Goldberg said he told Trump that Cohen "will never stand up" for him.
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He would stick to the "elites" and stand up for the average Joe.
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Global Soccer LONDON — Will the real Cristiano Ronaldo stand up for his country?
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"I'm here to show that I stand up for the cause," he said.
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"I just wanted to stand up for myself, first and foremost," she said.
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Would you stand up for the person or group of people being targeted?
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"We very much stand up for what we believe in," Apple's CEO concluded.
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I'm one to stand up for freedoms, but this is just common sense.
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He was inclined to speak his mind and stand up for his rights.
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Learn how to stand up for others when you witness hate and harassment.
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If you fight and stand up for your building, the city will listen.
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Stand up for yourself and for the patients your colleague is letting down.
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He had just witnessed a black man stand up for him against protesters.
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It's important to stand up for values particularly when it is not easy.
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He would also stand up for us with the magazines and the agencies.
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If you don't know your rights, it's impossible to stand up for them.
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The challenge will be to stand up for our values — without betraying them.
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But they, especially the young, are ready to stand up for their rights.
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A no bulls#t leader not afraid to stand up for his country.
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But so, too, must we stand up for the fledgling democracy in Myanmar.
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Do things right, stand up for American values, and you will be ignored.
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Did you think the Senate would stand up for the rule of law?
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Stand up for yourself We're going to start with the obvious one first.
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Those that try to stand up for federal overreach will have no one.
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"As soon as I stand up for myself, it's breakup time," he says.
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Stand up for truth and reason — not just in private but in public.
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This is my home now, and I'm going to stand up for it.
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This, she shows us, is how to stand up for yourself in style.
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We're pushing back at the state level to stand up for all families.
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Give America a tweet and proudly stand up for payday lenders against consumers!
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"I encourage you today to be brave and stand up for your truth."
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You need to stand up for yourself and draw the line when necessary.
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And these are the people we're expecting to stand up for tax reform?
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Will he stand up for the millions of vulnerable Americans his agency serves?
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But at the same time, it's important to also stand up for yourself.
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Clearly it was not for the pay or accolades, but to be a part of something greater than myself; to stand up for those who could not stand up for themselves and to defend the nation that I so dearly love.
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"Canada is a country that understands how important it is to stand up for human rights, to stand up for women's rights around the world, and I can confirm that we have accepted the U.N.'s request," he told reporters.
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Society has to stand up for values of freedom, openness and tolerance, Stoltenberg said.
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The "Wreacking Ball" singer wasn&apost the only celebrity to stand up for Gomez.
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In the second apology, Paul told his fans not to stand up for him.
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But, there's no better time to stand up for our rights than the present.
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We stand up for each and every thing they try to do to us.
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"We need a fighter in Olympia to stand up for our community," she said.
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Where's our male ally laying down his life to stand up for women, Sabrina?
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With Wednesday's vote, Congress has begun to fight back and stand up for itself.
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"We women, in our society, have to stand up for each other," she said.
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And you need to stand up for human rights, social justice, and civil rights.
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"He really liked to stand up for his friends," he told the Daily Chronicle.
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But to defend the existing liberal order is to stand up for multicultural societies.
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If I don't do it, if I don't stand up for myself, who will?
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And before leaving, she tried to stand up for her character one more time.
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He went on: We're going to have to actively stand up for one another.
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And stand up for anyone who is not being treated with fairness or kindness.
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I found the courage to put my foot down and stand up for myself.
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Will you stand up for your history, your race and your way of life?
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Tickets for the "Stand Up For New York" event ranged from $100 to $2500.
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Additionally, Future said Wilson needed to be "a man" and stand up for himself.
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"Sometimes I stand up for myself a little too much but I'm doing it."
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You stand up for each other, even if that means taking off your shirt.
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She's powerful, enlightened, and isn't afraid to stand up for what she believes in.
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I stand up for myself and will tell them if I don't like it.
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But the experience taught Victoria that she needs to stand up for her health.
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"You shouldn't have to feel intimidated to stand up for what you believe in."
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FW: I always stand up for what I believe and what I want to.
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Russia feels forced to stand up for its allies—feels forced to do something.
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Stand up for your beliefs, but stay with 2017's theme of peaceful revolution.
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I will always and forever stand up for the equality of the LGBT community.
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We are going to stand up for the interests of Canada in every way.
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Will MPs stand up for Singapore and ask their boss difficult and probing questions?
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America elected a man who promised to make America stand up for itself again.
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But Donald Trump has shown very little willingness, yet, to stand up for America.
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But you must have the courage to stand up for what you believe in.
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We're here to stand up for everyday voters who need a better way forward.
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"The Verge should stand up for common sense and semantic integrity," said one commenter.
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" Snook attempts to stand up for herself, retorting, "I'm wearing blue, for one, Amber.
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Of course, you have every right to say no and stand up for yourself.
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It's a message that empowers individuals to stand up for [what] they believe in.
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I believe I have an obligation to stand up for my music and art.
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"He won't stand up to Donald Trump and be won't stand up for Britain."
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He is a committed progressive who will stand up for working families in Richmond.
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Warning: When you stand up for yourself, they're not gonna like that one bit.
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Throughout this entire process, we have not heard Olivia stand up for her employees.
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We must stand up for the right to maintain an imaginative and expressive population.
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Chad confronted Derek and Derek tried his very best to stand up for himself.
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You have every right to stand up for yourself no matter who it is.
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As mayors, we have an obligation to stand up for them and demand action.
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Are they willing to stand up for the small businesses that drive our economy?
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The Senate should once again reject this provision and stand up for patient safety.
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She learns to stand up for herself, to take risks, even to behave badly.
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Enter the latest sales pitch, which encourages women to stand up for their rights.
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Or will they finally grow a spine and stand up for what is right?
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He should stand up for social justice and fight for innovative, economically responsible policies.
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It's an important time to get clear on—and stand up for—your boundaries.
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Stand up for the values of this country that has given you so much.
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" Gillibrand added, "You have to stand up for what's right, especially when it's hard.
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"The idea that I wouldn't stand up for these athletes is ridiculous," Jordan said.
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Why do we have to stand up for taking away something from the people?
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She's also been known to stand up for anyone being bullied online, including herself.
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Here's how to stand up for your worth and walk away with more money.
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Yet Mr. Tillerson doesn't have the courage to stand up for principle and quit.
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How to Stand Up for Yourself No one sets out to be a doormat.
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He liked young, tough guys willing to stand up for what they believed in.
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It showed Google wasn't afraid to stand up for its ideals and its workers.
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"Dream big, fight hard, and stand up for working families and women," she said.
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The message of the day was to stand up for what you believe in.
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Stand up for yourself and be clear when you can or cannot afford something.
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Not just by choice but because of my incapability to stand up for myself.
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But the responsibility to stand up for the free press extends beyond news organizations.
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He stands up for people the way you like to stand up for people.
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STEIN: All the more reason we need to stand up for our democracy now.
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I said I'm just a sovereign American trying to stand up for my rights.
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And I am the one willing to stand up for you and our values.
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He called on senators to stand up for border security and stand with Trump.
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"Senator Heller, stand up for Nevadans, vote no on healthcare repeal," the ad concludes.
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Secretary of State John Foster Dulles refused to stand up for his people then.
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But we also need the Trump Administration to stand up for our own democracy.
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And if they don't stand up for him, they fear that no one will.
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"Best Salary-Related Advice: "Always stand up for yourself and what you are worth.
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If we do not stand up for our republic, no one else will either.
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Uber is offering something most of us would stand up for anyway: cheaper rides.
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Inspiring to watch the Russian people stand up for their rights despite the odds.
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I feel like something's not right, I'm going to stand up for my guys.
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The E.P.A. should reconsider this reckless repeal and stand up for our drinking water.
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"If I don't stand up, nobody will stand up for me," Mr. Chen said.
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VICE: What made you want to dive back into stand-up for The Return?
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Where are the good men who will stand up for our wives and daughters?
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" Alex Morgan In a letter to "the girls of the world" published on CNN's website, Morgan wrote: "It's important that as women, we stand up for ourselves, stand up for our peers, and show the power that confidence can have for women everywhere.
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The White House press corps is a team together and they stand up for the First Amendment, they stand up for their ability to gain access and not be isolated or thrown out of the press corps based on partisan or ideological differences.
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And as we usher in this new era, Republicans will stand up for our beliefs.
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I learned to have the courage to stand up for my opinions and justify them.
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They need someone who's a little bit kooky like me to stand up for them.
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Brown announced the agreement with the organization Stand Up for Graduate Student Employees on Thursday.
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"We're also going to stand up for our dairy farmers," Trump said in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
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"I was annoyed because it dilutes the movement when you only stand up for yourself."
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Under this influence, we can put our beliefs into action and stand up for ourselves.
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In California, politicians and civil leaders have vowed to stand up for these young people.
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Actual footage of Paul Ryan trying to stand up for what he believes in pic.twitter.
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And when Morgan, 54, feuded with Medley, Frankel was there to stand up for her.
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Stand up for what we believe in and be fearless in our quest for change.
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"Out third branch of government will do its job and stand up for the voiceless."
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We stand up for the innocent and speak for those who cannot speak for themselves.
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He taught me to treat others with respect and how to stand up for myself.
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It's heartwarming to see him both stand up for his ex and wish her well.
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I expect many of these activists to stand up for immigrants, for women, for Muslims.
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There was something inside of him that made him stand up for the little guy.
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He even protests Kendall's offing, the way a person would stand up for their brother.
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Both have cast themselves as outsiders who stand up for people scorned by the elite.
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Tech must change, and more people like the Kapors must stand up for that change.
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But now I know how to stand up for myself and express what I want.
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What they need is a "scripted language" to help them stand up for their principles.
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But she also emphasizes that even here, one person can stand up for what's right.
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As foreign secretary, it's Hunt's job to stand up for the UK's diplomatic corps abroad.
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So I just think you gotta stand up for yourself sometimes, and she did that.
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Unfortunately, Charles' decision to stand up for her son only made things worse for Seven.
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If you don't stand up for Trump's liberty today, someone may come for yours tomorrow.
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Very few, however, seem willing to stand up for any principle beyond partisan self-interest.
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"Stand Up for Something" has been a backdrop for political statements throughout this awards season.
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I was trying to stand up for my dear friend in this terrible, medieval fashion.
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" The quarterback said he felt the need to "stand up for people that are oppressed.
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I never really cared what people think about me and I stand up for myself.
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"This is precisely a time when we need to stand up for science," she said.
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WWF joining forces with a time lord to stand up for science #MarchForScience #EarthDay pic.twitter.
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It's happening, you're getting attacked, you need to stand up for yourself and your beliefs.
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"So let's just stand up for the right policy, go out there and defend it."
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If you don't stand up for Coulter's liberty today, someone will come for yours tomorrow.
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Cruz said he is fighting a GOP establishment unwilling to stand up for conservative principles.
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They're survivors who've learned how to stand up for and protect themselves and each other.
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Jeff Sessions was another early-purchaser, becoming the first senator to stand up for Trump.
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The neighbor decides to stand up for himself, get up, and do something about it.
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NO ONE will stand up for Europe these days, sigh its dwindling band of supporters.
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Read up on psychic protection, and don't forget to stand up for what you're worth.
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So let's just stand up for the right policy, go out there and defend it.
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Despite his debilitating pain, he found the strength to stand up for his wedding ceremony.
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Rhonda tells Andre not to contact her until he learns to stand up for her.
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"To stand up for what happened to me and what was the truth," she said.
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California is willing to stand up for its progressive values, even against the federal government.
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"I'm going to stand up for myself, all women and the Icelandic nation," she posted.
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They had a chance to stand up for a principle, and failed to take it.
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I never felt like I needed to stand up for a community as much before.
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So we want to spend money on candidates that will stand up for gun control.
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I stand up for the reproductive freedoms of our daughters and the people of America.
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I think they want candidates who are going to truly stand up for things, right?
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I'll do neither and continue to stand up for both communities that I belong to.
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The Senate has not voted, and these senators can still stand up for their principles.
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I have fought to stand up for this great department and all that it embodies.
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And it's time that we stand up for our rights before they get taken away.
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"If the Department doesn't stand up for these longstanding rights, survivors will suffer for it."
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It would, for starters, stop cowing to Trump and stand up for American national security.
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I hope you will stand up for your right not to be forced to shave.
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"I believe in her, and I'm going to stand up for her," Ms. Brannon said.
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We are proud to stand up for and with you, and you are our heroes.
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If Democrats don't stand up for their beliefs and their constituents, they lose by forfeit.
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"We very much stand up for what we believe in," Cook said in his memo.
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And it underlines the need to stand up for hard-working, middle-class coal families.
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"Now more than ever, we need leaders who will stand up for progressive values," Mrs.
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Where will Roberts be now that DACA recipients need him to stand up for them?
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They stand up for what matters to them, but not in a self-promoting way.
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As we saw in Virginia, when candidates stand up for stronger gun laws, they win.
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If you want to stand up for yourself and your fellow Americans, then go vote.
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It should reach out to other faiths and stand up for immigrants, refugees and nuns.
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THIS right here is why distracted driving is something I will ALWAYS stand up for.
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Stand up for yourself, the ones you love, and House Tyrell of Highgarden when applicable.
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Congress should stand up for American workers and consumers and overturn the administration's harmful decision.
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"I just felt like I needed to stand up for my guys," Walton told reporters.
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You just have to stand up for what's in your head and what you believe.
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Local Trump supporters are telling them to ignore "fake news" and stand up for Alabama.
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Mr. Joko didn't stand up for Mr. Basuki when he was tried and then imprisoned.
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Home on break that summer, he felt an obligation to stand up for his community.
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"It's my job, with the position of power that I'm in and being able to be on television, I'm supposed to stand up for the people who can't stand up for themselves," Barkley said in his opposition to the bathroom bill three years ago.
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The worst thing that we can do as women is not stand up for each other.
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Instead of taking his punishment, the driver decided to stand up for himself and fire back.
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That creates a difficult chasm for finding compromise, and motivation to stand up for their rights.
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"Anytime you stand up for something there is more of a spotlight on you," she says.
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So proud of Natalie and all women who stand up for closing the gender pay gap!
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"Sometimes when you have a bully you have to stand up for yourself," Lawrence tells PEOPLE.
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Plus, they face possible social isolation should they stand up for their queer or trans children.
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"What kind of example does that set if I don't stand up for myself?" she said.
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"We don't need some clown to come in here and stand up for us," he said.
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And of course, she can poke fun at (and stand up for) herself on social media.
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When we stand up for what is right, we are doing our moral duty as citizens.
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And I stand up for what I believe, but I'll never bet against you, Whoopi Goldberg.
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It needs a leader who can stand up for Europe and initiate legislation defending its citizens.
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Then Donald Trump was elected, and our battles to stand up for science became a war.
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After becoming successful, she quickly realized she had to learn how to stand up for herself.
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"I've had enough of having a representative who doesn't stand up for his constituents," she said.
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So it's really a question of who you are, what you're willing to stand up for.
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It's so important that we stand up for ourselves and make a difference in this world.
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We can sell dangerous surveillance systems to police or we can stand up for what's right.
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Polls show that Canadians want their government to stand up for human rights, says Ms Freeland.
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"Sassy" is used to describe black women who stand up for themselves in different social contexts.
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He was, he said, just "trying to show that folks can stand up for white people."
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I'm not one of you, not anymore, but I encourage you to stand up for yourselves.
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I think the biggest influence Muhammad Ali had on me was to stand up for something.
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The Moon is in Aries today, encouraging you to get clear on—and stand up for!
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"The minute you actually stand up for yourself in Hollywood, you're the crazy one," she said.
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But he'll also say America has been mistreated, and is going to stand up for itself.
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We desperately need more Republicans willing to stand up for American kids like Angel and Jacqueline.
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We're going to stand up for ourselves and live and work and serve our country authentically.
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"You shouldn't have to feel intimidated to stand up for what you believe in," she said.
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Of course, it is not just the responsibility of women to stand up for other women.
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We need to stand up for the overwhelming majority of women who have used birth control.
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You don't have to stand up for that kind of guy just because he's your teammate.
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Should he stand up for his principles or be an accessory to the destruction of them?
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"Hermione imo is a character who would support and stand up for LGBTQ+ rights," she added.
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We are finally old enough to stand up for ourselves and the ones we have lost.
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Mars enters your sign today, Leo, empowering you to stand up for what you believe in!
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I can't lie down with someone who would not stand up for me and my rights.
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I tend to think that it's right to stand up for the weak, whoever they are.
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Still waiting for someone of consequence to publicly stand up for what I am going through.
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I'm going to encourage my community to stand up for their rights and not back down.
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I'm here at the #WomensMarch on Washington today to stand up for women's rights & civil rights!
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He should passionately stand up for Dreamers who are treated with ignorance and contempt by Trump.
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She can be a loving, devoted wife but still have demands and stand up for herself.
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Mostly, members of the Lincoln Caucus would stand up for the legitimate rights of the party.
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They may scare one another a little, but they also learn to stand up for themselves.
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But Heyer went anyway because she wanted to stand up for what she believed in. Gov.
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Realistically, the president had no choice but to stand up for America's steel and aluminum producers.
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Congress should stand up for their constituents by soundly rejecting efforts to undermine science at EPA.
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To remain productive and manage a big career, I have to stand up for my time.
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"We're counting on you to stand up for Arizona families again," a separate Arizona version says.
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If a woman can't stand up for other women, then that woman shouldn't be in office.
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I think people are not used to people who stand up for themselves in a way.
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They can't defend themselves alone; they need the United States government to stand up for them.
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"We stand up for the patriots who defend America," Mr. Trump said to a standing ovation.
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Second, McCain is one of very few Republicans willing to stand up for the American story.
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But at the end of the day, did she stand up for something she believed in?
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"The Canadian government really has no choice but to stand up for Canadian industries on this."
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Is it selfish for me to want him to stand up for me and for us?
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Democrats must stand up for the safety of the American people and our entire democratic system.
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His critics question whether he will fulfill the office's goal to stand up for all students.
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In America, a man was considered stupid or weak if he couldn't stand up for himself.
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" I don't want to raise that impression, but we'll stand up for our own economic interests."
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And Texans stand up for ourselves when the federal government tries to take what is ours.
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They stand up for their beliefs and advocate for causes they hold dear to their hearts.
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Voters deserve to know that he will not stand up for the conscience rights of taxpayers.
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I'm less patient with sexism and talking down and more likely to stand up for others.
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We all want to think that we always stand up for right and fight against wrong.
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"Stand Up for Something," from the movie "Marshall," was nominated in the best original song category.
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"Bernie Sanders has just the guts to stand up for what he believes in," she continues.
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She will represent all of the agents at the CIA; she must stand up for them.
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The only forces that stand up for Ukraine are a few brave senators from both parties.
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And now we need this company, now that it's very profitable, to stand up for us.
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Current and former State Department officials have condemned Pompeo's failure to stand up for his diplomats.
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How many more Rich Fischers are out there, allies who will stand up for undocumented immigrants?
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It isn't brave to stand up for gun control in a building surrounded by armed guards.
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Now more than ever, she said, it is important for people to stand up for themselves.
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It is conscience that led these everyday heroes to stand up for their rights — and yours.
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But if there are consequences, said Stoner, they're willing to stand up for what they believe.
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First, we need to all stand up for people who are constantly surveilled by law enforcement.
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"I felt like I needed to stand up for my rights for righteousness sake," Shuler said.
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I think Americans are ready to stand up for something that is a basic human right.
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I want parents who are allies of transgender and nonbinary people to stand up for them.
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The planet of war, Mars, is currently in your sign, helping you stand up for yourself.
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"As I have before, I will stand up for those who can not stand up for themselves because there is one thing that I know for sure: I will not allow my experience to scare off other young women or girls from running for office," she said.
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We must stand up for what we know to be right, and [we must] protect each other.
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On May 18683th, Justice Gorsuch again swerved left to stand up for the rights of Native Americans.
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DIAZ: If Kimmy didn't stand up for herself, it felt different for the end of the story.
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Stewart told his tale at a Stand Up For Heroes benefit in New York on Tuesday night.
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She looked at a room full of athletes and told them to stand up for change pic.twitter.
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My question was,on American platforms what do they allow you to stand up for in 213.
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"Conservatives will always stand up for a politics that unites us rather than divides us," she promised.
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I stand up for people and say, 'We’re going to do what’s right.
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It can be hard to stand up for yourself against the interests of a multi-national corporation.
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You cannot be the only entity willing to stand up for the thing for which you're fighting.
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Is there anyone out there brave enough to stand up for the fatty treats of the world?
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Stand up for what you believe in, and then go live in the best hole in town.
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Mr Xi has spoken of the Russians "not being man enough" to stand up for their party.
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From #RoachGate to refuting plastic surgery rumors, Kim Zolciak-Biermann isn't afraid to stand up for herself.
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" That they "should stand up for beliefs," but it's "not the time during anthem on 9/11.
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Lynch says his friend was the kind of man who'd stand up for anyone, even perfect strangers.
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Humor can help smooth over your annoyance (and their smugness) even as you stand up for yourself.
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"You can show people your scars, and I think it's really special to stand up for that."
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I think that change is on the horizon and the people will stand up for their future.
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Donald Trump has every right to stand up for his family, and particularly his daughter, Ivanka Trump.
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Both women stand up for what they believe is right, but Olivia is a force of nature.
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Prime members can already subscribe to Showtime, Starz, and Comedy Central Stand-Up for varying monthly fees.
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Stand up for the rights of trans kids everywhere by supporting the National Center for Transgender Equality.
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I have a long history of feeling victimized and not being able to stand up for myself.
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"[It] is empowering and you make them stand up for themselves and I love you," Adele gushed.
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Still, he refused to stand up for me; he told me to keep trying with my sisters.
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The arc is always the same: several people stand up for The Cause, stick together, and win.
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He used a 1996 speech in Mississippi to urge Christians to stand up for their religious beliefs.
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"I will continue to stand up for Scotland's interests during the process of Brexit negotiations," she said.
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It's important that you stand up for yourself today, Libra—and that you make your boundaries clear.
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This is a major opportunity to break free from whatever's holding you back — stand up for yourself.
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And so we try to stand up for users and stay one step ahead of these guys.
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Stand up for yourself, leave a positive legacy for others, and get the hell out of there.
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This is not a guy who, in my view, is going to stand up for working people.
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BROADLY: Why do you think it's important to show up today and stand up for gun control?
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Besides, if she stood up to the agony of her loss who would stand up for her?
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Stand up for yourself, and don't put up with anyone who tries to blackmail or overpower you.
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We must stand up for public health over the rights of corporations to profit off endangering lives.
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Condoleezza Rice, Carly Fiorina, and Margaret Thatcher emboldened me to stand up for what I believe in.
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"I wanted to empower women to stand up for themselves no matter where they lived," he writes.
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I'll be joining New Yorkers at Battery Park this afternoon to stand up for our city's values.
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I challenge our president and policy makers to stand up for working moms and address these issues.
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That is why Congress needs to stand up for American values, where the Trump administration shrinks back.
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I didn't stand up for Karol, and the customers and the rest of the staff didn't either.
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Pink wanted to see women stand up for themselves and take control of how they were seen.
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He quickly befriended Jon, who took pity on Sam's inability to fight or stand up for himself.
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You'll earn a lot more respect if you stand up for yourself when the time is right.
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You have the power to stand up for yourself and say no to emotionally taxing relationship dynamics.
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How will you stand up for your fellow immigrants who don't have the voice that you do?
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This is the hour for TV and football to stand up for themselves, and the republic too.
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"I don't think that it's taunting to stand up for the people of this country," she said.
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She credits the school with her confidence to pursue her goals and stand up for her rights.
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It's important for us to stand up for them so they can get a chance to speak.
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And this week, that was to bash Canada and its claim to stand up for human rights.
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"When you represent New Jersey, it's extremely important to stand up for New Jersey," said Mr. Bramnick.
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Raise them to respect women, raise them to stand up for others, raise them to be kind.
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Put in a terribly uncomfortable position, Rosenstein showed how to stand up for the rule of law.
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How to Stand Up for Yourself Our subscriber-exclusive guide will help you avoid being a doormat.
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I wanna love glitter and also stand up for the double standards that exist in our society.
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"If you can't stand up for the entire nation, you should not be Prime Minister," he declared.
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Compelling Congress to stand up for its powers and against executive branch usurpation requires leadership and courage.
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The FCC needs to stand up for the public interest and deny this wasteful, debt-ridden deal.
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Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn called on the community to stand up for anyone victimized for their religion.
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And it's a fight to determine whether we are willing to stand up for our deepest values.
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Those changes have left the Palestinians with fewer Arab allies willing to stand up for their cause.
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Sometimes it draws an audience of onlookers who may or may not stand up for the victim.
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Internationally, meanwhile, he and others blame Western liberal democracies for failing to stand up for oppressed Christians.
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Did the United States or other Western countries stand up for an old friend and ally, Canada?
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And that when faced with such an existential threat, the media would finally stand up for itself.
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Congress must stand up for American families and workers and enact strong country of origin food labeling.
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He and Sam both have to face their fathers, and stand up for their less traditional choices.
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Stand up for pay equity and invest what you can as soon as you can, Krawcheck said.
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Where are the elected officials who are supposed to stand up for the will of the people?
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You have me so completely cowed that even now I don't stand up for myself around you.
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In one month we have the chance to vote and stand up for the country we love.
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European politicians are hard put to maintain liberal values at home, let alone stand up for them abroad.
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How are there people across the country who still stand up for that candidate and defend his behavior?
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I was trying to show honor, to stand up for my dear friend, in this terrible medieval fashion.
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"The difference between a Southern gentleman and Jeremiah, a Southern gentlemen, they stand up for women," she says.
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However, the front cover has bends that allow the Paperwhite to stand up for some hands-free reading.
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"I'm going to stand up for what I believe in and use my voice," one young woman says.
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"I'm going to use my position on Pres economic council to stand up for what's right," tweeted Kalanick.
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My job is to stand up for Canadian workers, Canadian interests, and I will do that without flinching.
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There was a time when Democrats did not have the moral courage to stand up for LGBTQ rights.
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This broke my heart, the fact that my father failed in that moment to stand up for me.
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"I want our users to know that Bumble will always stand up for them," Wolfe Herd told Refinery29.
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" "That shows you how despicable these people are that they can't even stand up for what they caused.
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I grew up in an environment where I was encouraged to stand up for myself and speak up.
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Others opted for blind ignorance because it's hard to stand up for what's right in a police state.
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When you stand up for yourself, there are fifteen reasons why you don't deserve what you're asking for.
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"We embrace characters who show willingness to stand up for our rights," says Channelle Tatman, of Irving, California.
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I encourage everyone to stand up for their own needs — and for those who don't have a voice.
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Adding to his comments about Trump giving up his "luxurious lifestyle," Scaramucci continued to stand up for Trump.
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Making music on her own has given Indall the confidence to stand up for herself in recording sessions.
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The salaries are such now that you could somewhat insulate your future and stand up for the truth.
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Friends would begin to question whether America would stand up for them in disputes with China, for example.
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Apple has a lot of market power, and could probably make a stink and stand up for itself.
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In every stage of my life, I've had to learn to stand up for myself and speak out.
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I think it makes me realize that women need to stick together and stand up for each other.
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International Women's Day is back, and with it the opportunity to stand up for women and girls everywhere.
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Trudeau said his government would stand up for the "national interest," but disclosed little about possible next steps.
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"Will his country stand up for him the same way he stood up for American values?" she asked.
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Since then, I have fought every day to stand up for the ideals that make this country great.
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But she will make sure her daughter knows how to stand up for herself — namely, with boxing lessons.
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It requires each of us to stand up for science, for health and for the importance of vaccines.
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" "Those are the people who've made a difference in this world, people that stand up for what's right.
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I chose to stand up for myself and reported him to KU, then KU did nothing for months.
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But there is a lot that we as consumers can do to stand up for net neutrality rules.
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So when you stand up for something that simple, that basic, it's easy for people to join in.
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You better get fucking serious and you better make something that will stand up for a long time.
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We must stand up for our independent judiciary and the important role it plays in defending our democracy.
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We need somebody in there that's not afraid to voice their opinion, stand up for what they believe.
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There is a piece recently written in the New York Times about will you stand up for me.
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We thought we had to stand up for our child who was standing up for who she was.
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I find it difficult to stand up for myself at times, but I very easily defend my friends.
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But to those who knew him it came as little surprise that he would stand up for strangers.
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"You really gotta stand up for what you believe in at the end of the day," L.T. says.
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The ad ends with this question: Will you stand up for your mother, daughter, friend, co-worker, future?
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"I stand up for myself, how I stand amid a lot of criticism without breaking down," Zyrus remarked.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau vowed to stand up for Canadian interests after the U.S. imposed the tariffs.
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" It's true ... she earned her 9th nomination for Best Original Song for "Stand Up for Something" from "Marshall.
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Thankfully, we have some priests who are willing to stand up for what's hip and correct the trend.
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When it is politically difficult to stand up for harsh truths, external agencies can be statisticians' only fallback.
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Or perhaps before that, you caught wind of his vow to stand up for more diversity in fashion.
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Germany's financial industry is lobbying its government, especially Mr Schäuble, to stand up for savers (and for them).
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" He added, "It's essential that we — individually, collectively, and through our institutions — stand up for what we believe.
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" "But I'm a United States senator and I feel my job is to stand up for the Constitution.
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In the press room, Larson was asked about a time when she learned to stand up for herself.
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There aren't a lot of other female stand-up comedians, and you did stand-up for 11 years.
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All women should be as brave as Kellee and stand up for themselves when put in similar situations.
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If you have not and will not serve, then stand up for those who volunteer, including our Dreamers.
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" It said that the act would be the students' opportunity to "stand up for our community and future.
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It's these type of men that stand up for the Constitution that are going to save this country.
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Teaching your son to stand up for himself, in a polite way, may take a bit of practice.
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Common will be teaming up with Andra Day to perform his song "Stand Up For Something" from Marshall.
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It's time to stand up for our children and end violence in our neighborhoods, once and for all.
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Stand up for yourself – and have some good words ready, even if you're better known for throwing punches.
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Egos will clash—you need to figure out what your values are, and stand up for your boundaries.
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By joining forces, the consumer authorities and the European Commission, stand up for the rights of EU consumers.
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You may not know this about me, but I am strong, and stand up for what I want!
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True to their heritage, these cattle stand up for themselves against jaguars, instead of scattering at their approach.
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To be clear, I am usually fuckable, until I disagree with this stranger or stand up for myself.
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Nor did the Miller Center stand up for these values when it appointed Short without consulting its faculty.
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They need their government to stand up for them just as they stood up to serve our country.
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She had learned from her father, the producer and director Bruce Paltrow, how to stand up for herself.
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Some respondents urged their fellow servers to stand up for themselves, even if it meant losing out financially.
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The Labour MEP told BI that his Westminster colleagues need to stand up for what they believe in.
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We think everyone should stand up for feminism, and that means everyone, no matter what gender, background, [etc].
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My job is to stand up for Canadians and I will do that regardless of what outbursts happen.
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They must believe that the United States will continue to support them and to stand up for democracy.
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The assumption behind this question is that there is only one way to stand up for consumer interests.
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"To say that you would stand up for kids is appalling, and you really should resign," she said.
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Will you stand up for the health of the country and be on the right side of history?
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They instead wanted their employers to stand up for societal values and positions that they thought were important.
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" As for his own choice going forward, he said, "I'm going to stand up for the national anthem.
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The rule of law depends on a society's willingness to stand up for it when it's under threat.
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Senior Republican officials said before the rally that they would stand up for Mr. Flake against any attacks.
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Bernie can say I'm going to stand up for you: better wages, health care, lower prescription drug costs.
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Others, she said, had been unsure how to respond or stand up for their peers who were uncomfortable.
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He is the best candidate to stand up for not some of us but for all of us.
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That will almost certainly mean that the approval process slows down — and that's O.K. Stand up for science.
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That will almost certainly mean that the approval process slows down — and that's O.K. Stand up for science.
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Let's hope your (undoubtedly) aggrieved co-workers take courage from you and stand up for themselves next time.
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We will continue to stand up for justice, equity, and a safe workplace, in solidarity with all workers.
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"She has to stand up for herself because she is being characterized as confused," said the GOP strategist.
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In unfamiliar situations, "you have to be ready to correct people, and stand up for yourself," he explains.
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I wish I would have handled it a little differently but...I had to stand up for myself.
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During a performance of the Oscar-nominated song "Stand Up for Something," rapper Common commented on the Feb.
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They may inspire kids to stand up for what's right … and provide hope to parents in bleak times.
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When she tried to stand up for the first time since being attacked, she felt lightheaded and fell.
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As elected officials, we have an obligation to stand up for the values that our constituents hold dear.
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The next Labour government will be the first in 40 years to stand up for the real economy.
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We have reached the point where we must stand up for what we believe to be the truth.
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"You shouldn't have to have a relationship to a woman to stand up for women," Mr. Lewis said.
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"We must stand up for survivors and fight sexual assault in the military with everything that we have."
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If your country is going in a worrying direction, you gotta stand up for what you believe in.
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It made me think: I can stand up for myself, but what if it was someone that couldn't?
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There's a lot on the line, and we all need to stand up for what we believe in.
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"That is something that we are pleased to do because Canada is a country that understands how important it is to stand up for human rights and to stand up for woman's rights around the world and I can confirm that we have accepted the U.N.'s request," Trudeau said.
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When you have someone like Kesha, for example, who alleges some pretty egregious behavior, and it looks like she's not going to get a remedy through the courts, why shouldn't she use what she got, which is her platform, to stand up for herself, and to stand up for women's rights!
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Many among the thousand-odd people gathered in Copley Square were there to stand up for science, they said.
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Trump's comments about grabbing women have indeed fired up feminists and inspired many to stand up for women's rights.
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The least he can do is to stand up for fair enforcement of the law inside the Trump administration.
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We have got to make reforms and we have to stand up for U.S. interests as we go along.
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He'd better watch out, because if there's one thing the premiere confirmed, Hannah will stand up for herself, always.
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And it is part of a broader effort across the news industry to stand up for First Amendment values.
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"It's time for the Senate to stand up for the Constitution and exert moral leadership," firebrand liberal Massachusetts Sen.
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I'm going to stand up for what I think the American people need and want in the next president.
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"They are all smart, principled people, and they stand up for their values — every one of them," Brady said.
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"I never ever thought I would have a chance to stand up for myself against Harvey Weinstein," she said.
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So Zuckerberg is back to Congress for the first time in a year, to stand up for the project.
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"When you eliminate that, you eliminate our ability to stand up for ourselves and the democratic process," she said.
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"This election brought out a need for her to stand up for everyone who has medical needs," she said.
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Asked about the violence, Neal said: "People stuck together and they are trying to stand up," for their rights.
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"In 2019, it's time to stand up for the right to privacy—yours, mine, all of ours," writes Cook.
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"We're going to stand up for our companies and maybe most importantly for our workers," the Republican president said.
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I call on my fellow immigrants to have hope and raise their voices and stand up for their worth.
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He openly scorns the notion that America should stand up for universal values such as democracy and human rights.
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She was too young at the time to stand up for herself, and I had not yet given permission.
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For instance in our industry, if women stand up for themselves, they get branded as a diva, or difficult.
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"For me, it's to stand up for myself," Mr Pavlensky answered, as the actress looked on from the audience.
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"I always have hope," she told Entertainment Tonight at the Stand Up for Pits benefit in Hollywood on Sunday.
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"In 2019, it's time to stand up for the right to privacy—yours, mine, all of ours," wrote Cook.
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Hundreds (maybe 1,000+) are gathered in front of the White House to stand up for our people and planet!
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As a teacher I am horrified and I want to show my daughters to stand up for their rights.
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So I just really wanted to be somebody who would stand up for that vision of what conservatism is.
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The last time we spoke I told him he could either stand up for me or leave me be.
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We need to stand up for the 1 in 5 women who turn to Planned Parenthood for health care.
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It&aposs easy to stand up for Marxism when you keep shifting the explanation for why Marxism has failed.
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Instead, what's clear is that people were offended by Bell's brazen attempt to stand up for his fellow students.
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I hope Schrader's colleagues in Congress stand up for workers who need a raise now – not in three years.
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"Tim Cook is saying, 'We have customers, we protect our customers, we stand up for our customers,'" said Fertik.
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Some of them even insist they're learning to stand up for their human rights... at age 8, mind you.
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We need a Labor Secretary who will stand up for workers, raising the minimum wage & pay equity for women.
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Her bid to stand up for Mr. Mason at the estate auction backfires, causing public embarrassment for the Crawleys.
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The Queen of Thorns is always a pleasure, and it's nice to see Kevan Lannister stand up for himself.
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The woman's daughter, who was seated separately, quickly confronted the man to stand up for her mom, Lawrence says.
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Trump's election was not a repudiation of liberalism, and Obama is uniquely situated to stand up for those values.
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It's a shame that Rodgers and Sessions couldn't stand up for their kids — and mine — in the same way.
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"I never think it's a mistake to stand up for what you believe in," he told CBS's Jeff Glor.
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"It's great," Sharks defenseman Brenden Dillon said of Pavelski's decision to stand up for Vlasic, who was unavailable afterward.
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The 13th annual Stand Up for Heroes event, a tribute to veterans, will be held Monday at 8 p.m.
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"Theresa May and the Conservatives won't stand up for pensioners, their only concern is their billionaire friends," he said.
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As Americans, we stand up for our interests and values abroad; but I fear today was a step backwards.
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Every day they continue to be behind bars is a missed opportunity for Myanmar to stand up for justice.
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America has a responsibility to stand up for human rights and stand with prisoners of conscience around the world.
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In a speech he gave in 2018, he said it was time to stand up for what was right.
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As a candidate for president, Trump promised that he would stand up for the working class of this country.
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"He would tell America to stand up for what's right, and fight back with everything it's got," Sheen wrote.
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"When people see social movements that work, they're more likely to stand up for their own rights," said Windham.
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"With me doing this, I'm teaching the girls they have to stand up for what they believe," she said.
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Campuses have sometimes lapsed in protecting free speech, and the administration is right to stand up for open expression.
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This is a delicate time; watch out for paranoid vibes and insecure feelings, but do stand up for yourself.
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"Deaf people are becoming more aware of their rights and are learning to stand up for themselves," she said.
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Think about how you stand up for others who have not been afforded the same resources as you have.
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People like myself and athletes who don't have the strength to stand up for themselves know what this means.
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You gotta know how to stand up for yourself and set your haters straight every once in a while.
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Instead, organizers want to stand up for free speech — or, if their critics are right, outright bigotry and hate.
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I am not a journalist or politician, but if I do not stand up for them, then who will?
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"I will stand up for our fantastic diplomats across the world," Johnson told a leadership campaign rally on Thursday.
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"I realized I wanted to stand up for the victims, and that's when I became a prosecutor," Clark says.
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It's important that companies like Facebook stand up for marginalized communities, but empty platitudes aren't how rights are won.
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They could sit and chat, stretch, or simply stand up for a few minutes to keep the blood moving.
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The mainstream may someday apply this term to women who stand up for themselves and bust through feminine stereotypes.
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If ever there was a time for our elected leaders to stand up for people behind bars, it's now.
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"At the time, she was the only religious woman that would publicly stand up for this issue," the Rev.
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How are we to stand up for ourselves and what we believe in if books are kept behind bars?
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The decision serves as a moment for Democrats to stand up for an open America that confidently competes globally.
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That being said, they don't back down — good leaders effectively argue their case and stand up for their convictions.
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"All of us together have been able to stand up for decent and fair Slovakia," they said in statement.
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If Mr. Cohen is worried about the future, he should stand up for the concerns we have in common.
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Democratic countries must now make a choice: Stand up for what is right or continue appeasing President Vladimir Putin.
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The goal was to stand up for "lower- and middle-class" people against the big-government conservatives in Washington.
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His speech to Congress, though, showed that he was fully prepared to stand up for himself and his beliefs.
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"We stand up for the innocent and speak for those who cannot speak for themselves," he said on Twitter.
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We need a more economically progressive candidate, one who is not afraid to stand up for the little guy.
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"If he doesn't want to stand up for his players, that's not really my business," Long said of Goodell.
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The Cup's organizers claim to stand up for human rights, but both Russia and Qatar routinely violate such rights.
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What remained in doubt is whether FERC would stand up for energy markets or submit to Trump's crony capitalism.
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Demand that our representatives stand up for safer gun laws like universal background checks and extreme risk protection orders.
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These organizations stand up for the rights of all Hungarians and work to defend freedom of expression and assembly.
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Will he inspire his peers to stand up for their own values, separate from those of their corporate parents?
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"We're prepared to be their worst nightmare and stand up for the working families of this country," he wrote.
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Best of all, Schiff created a good story by asking Republican senators to stand up for what is right.
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The NBA should feel confident in its position and stand up for the free speech rights of its employees.
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What they're saying is: if we don't stand up for the Constitution and the rule of law, then when?
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Gotti: I respect him because he stand up for what he believe in, which I think every man should.
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When pressed further, Sanders reiterated that he would continue to support candidates who stand up for the working people.
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The real point is to stand up for the values that have made our universities the guardians of civilization.
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"The Pope absolutely should stand up for the Rohingya by using the name Rohingya," he said in an email.
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We had to stand up for what was right to ensure that our friends did not die in vain.
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"We need a president who will use the bully pulpit to stand up for the American people," Clinton declared.
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" "It's right before the holidays and these staffers just quit their jobs to stand up for their Democratic values.
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It's right before the holidays and these staffers just quit their jobs to stand up for their Democratic values.
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And nothing gets his goat quite like racial minorities who stand up for themselves or stand up to him.
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We applaud Taylor for reminding all artists to be aware of their rights and to stand up for themselves.
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To Democrats, I say it has never been more important to stand up for the things we believe in.
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I hope the President will once again stand up for his national security adviser and denounce these repugnant attacks.
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We need to teach girls around the country to stand up for their rights and continue engaging with communities.
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"Dianne will continue to stand up for immigrants and fight to protect our healthcare and the environent," he added.
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The coaches, officials and other adults charged with harnessing their talents must also stand up for their well-being.
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Congress must be unequivocal in denouncing the president's misconduct and stand up for the American people and our democracy.
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His message is to ditch authoritarianism and the Alt-Right and stand up for strong democracy and human rights.
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"As Congress rebuffs its responsibilities, it is up to us, Oregonians, to stand up for our children," she said.
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He sent concertgoers home with the sound of him urging "stand up for your rights" ringing in their ears.
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I call upon our nationwide community to stand up for what's right and urge Congress to do the same.
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It is for the progressive movement to stand up for those priorities, and that's what the GND resolution does.
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After casting his vote in a wealthy district of Budapest, he said he would stand up for Hungary's interests.
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"I'm glad that other women can see this and know that you can stand up for yourself," she added.
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Massachusetts native Ben Affleck is a diehard Boston sports fan – and he's not afraid to stand up for his team.
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"It's an amazing time I think, to be a woman, and I think to stand up for ourselves," she shared.
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"We had hopes that (Suu Kyi) would also justly stand up for the rights of the Rohingya people," he says.
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If the GOP Never Trump crowd truly wants to stand up for conservative principles they should stand with the president.
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" Didusenko concluded the post, "Time to stand up for a women's right not to be punished for being a mother.
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When I stand up for her or I'm there for her, it's to be there for her as a person.
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Others believe it is their duty as Christians to stand up for the oppressed and broken during the Trump era.
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In the East and South China Seas, China is simply trying to stand up for itself, the China Daily said.
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"We need to stand up for ourselves in person, at the workplace, in our families, in social media," she added.
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We expect the Trump administration will take strong action and stand up for American workers in response to these violations.
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Netflix, one of the fiercest defenders of net neutrality, says it is now big enough to stand up for itself.
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No matter what, Chopra has never backed down and continues to stand up for the necessary change needed in Hollywood.
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Over the weekend, hundreds of scientists convened at a political rally "to stand up for science" in Boston's Copley Square.
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But not to worry Harmonizers, Nicki Minaj made sure to stand up for at least one of the other girls.
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"Why did you demonetize/restrict this video where I stand up for LGBT rights in the Middle East?" she wrote.
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The student denies the flag represents hate and said he's wearing it to stand up for students' freedom of speech.
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Now, facing pressures from all sides of the community, Starr must find her voice and stand up for what's right.
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"I'm not sure what else we can do, other than stand up for American interests and American values," he wondered.
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Not a peep out of Barkley on standing up for people who can't stand up for themselves on that one.
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Our thought bubble from Axios' media reporter Sara Fischer: Consumers expect brands to stand up for issues they believe in.
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Failing to stand up for the rule of law is to encourage other would-be despots to do their worst.
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We must stand up for the working families of Brazil and demand that this dispute be settled with democratic elections.
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I'm going to stand up for what I believe in and keep pushing for inclusivity, both on screen and off.
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In the speech, Lewis was also defiant about the need to stand up for your principles regardless of the risks.
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Bee joked that the band 3 Doors Down, who played at the inauguration, should do stand-up for the event.
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It's time to come together and stand up for all the people who have made the United States their home.
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I believe we are nation that wants to cherish children, stand up for basic human rights, and protect the vulnerable.
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You are the ones that have to stand up for what is true and valuable and make the tough calls.
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They are charities under federal law and, as such, have a responsibility to stand up for their communities and patients.
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But in an increasingly polarized and increasingly populist political climate, they aren't points that many prominent people stand up for.
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In the wake of those attacks, Republicans have a duty to stand up for minority voters now more than ever.
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"We're going to stand up for the people of this county who have been exploited in their neighborhoods," he said.
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Far more important to voters were finding someone who agreed with them and who would stand up for their interests.
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In an emotional speech, Close said that women in Hollywood should not be afraid to stand up for their careers.
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Characters who embody hopepunk stand up for their convictions, support others, and work toward a kinder and more equitable world.
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" Mr. Duke, who said that "thousands of special-interest groups stand up for African-Americans, Mexican-Americans, Jewish-Americans, etc.
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More than ever before, now is the moment when our nation's pro-choice majority must stand up for Roe v.
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And if our representatives don't stand up for our constitutional right to choose, we will elect new ones this November.
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It took me a while to stand up for my rates, ask for what I was worth, and demand it.
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That bill, which failed in the Senate, is proof that Manchin won't stand up for the Second Amendment, Jenkins said.
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While Jon keeps fighting for Montana, Matt Rosendale continues to look out for himself rather than stand up for Montana.
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"I think it's really important that we stand up for these movies, novels that we really believe in," she says.
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It's time to enforce our international agreements and stand up for 1.2 million American jobs supported by the U.S. carriers.
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Our goal is simple: stand up for what's fair and right for the consumer who has followed all the rules.
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A video shared by dpomeroy shows a crowd chanting "stand up for science!" at a rally in Boston #StandUpForScience pic.twitter.
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LEW: LOOK, I THINK THE UNITED STATES HAS TO STAND UP FOR ITS RIGHTS IN A WORLD WITH FREE TRADE.
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I'm still going to eventually die someday, but to stand up for God in front of man, that's my victory.
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I realized that I had the right to stand up for myself and the right to seek out respectful care.
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The Moon enters your sign, encouraging you to nourish yourself—reflect on your emotional boundaries and stand up for them!
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Thinking and feeling independently—and acting on those thoughts and beliefs to stand up for something that's worthwhile—is resistance.
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Palestinian leaders reacted angrily, blaming what they said was a failure by world powers to stand up for international law.
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The new moon in Gemini on the 4th helps you speak your truth and stand up for what you want.
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Singer Andra Day and hip-hop artist Common will perform their hit song "Stand Up for Something" during the ceremony.
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If you were in my shoes, you'd probably get sick of it and you'd want to stand up for yourself.
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"I can't remember a time that I wasn't being taught to stand up for human rights, native rights," he says.
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It could pass if there's anything left of the Republican Party that once purported to stand up for democratic values.
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We are prepared and we are all ready to stand up for our members, our communities and our manufacturing future.
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In an industry where we have no HR [department] to stand up for us, we must be our own voices.
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It's one thing to carve out your own lane and to stand up for what you believe to be true.
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She's not afraid to stand up for what she believes in, and I think that's really important in this world.
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" Ms. Denhollander said her only choice was to stand up for what was right, "no matter what it cost me.
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While he did stand up for the lowest castes, critics argue that Gandhi didn't question hard enough the system itself.
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The ex-NFL superstar says if anyone should fight for Americans to stand up for the flag, it's the President.
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It means law firms dedicating pro bono hours to stand up for the rights of the harassed and the oppressed.
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This year, I want to reach a place where I'm strong enough to stand up for myself and for others.
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They should take a stand for the people in our communities who are least able to stand up for themselves.
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Likewise, it is our duty as compassionate human beings to stand up for the killing of babies and vote no.
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You're not interested in having a meek partner and prefer to be with someone who can stand up for themself.
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We will always stand up for the right of all Americans to pray to god and to follow his teachings.
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If you sense you're working in a toxic office, be prepared to stand up for your own interests, Sutton said.
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The Senate leadership should end its attempts to roll back the rule and let American consumers stand up for themselves.
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It focuses on instilling confidence, encouragement to find inner leadership, to stand up for beliefs and bring about school success.
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I did not stand up for these brilliant, kind, loving, funny and incredible women when they needed me the most.
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"Our job is to help our children stand up for the security, respect and dignity for all children," says Taylor.
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"I'm always proud when someone in the workplace has the courage to stand up for what is right," Underwood said.
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"Sometimes the way we stand up for each other is as important as the win, especially going into the playoffs."
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It's up to players and their families to stand up for themselves—to fight back against a lopsided power structure.
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"If I had the courage to stand up for myself back then, then I have the courage to stand up for [my constituents in Washington]," Chandler tells CNBC Make It. Though she could make history as the first openly transgender congressperson, she remains focused on her 13-point platform — and she hopes others will, too.
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It was exhausting during the campaign, and it was infuriating, and also just tiring having to stand up for basic facts.
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"We will ... do everything in our power to stand up for American companies and their workers," Ross said in a statement.
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In my mind, I was like, maybe "advocacy" might be the better word for those who stand up for marginalized communities.
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On Sunday, thousands of scientists and supporters gathered in Boston's Copley Square to "stand up for science" under the Trump administration.
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" The post continues: "You may not know this about me, but I am strong, and stand up for what I want!
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"If we don't stand up for the oppressed, that's the snowball that starts that leads to everyone else's oppression," Wood said.
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I think young people see that he is an individual who will stand up against power and stand up for justice.
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" Wood said, "If we don't stand up for the oppressed, that's the snowball that starts that leads to everyone else's oppression.
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Communities like JTTOTS also skewer male Marines who stand up for "wooks," a derogatory, half-joking epithet for a female Marine.
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He will not be bullied by a Kenosha political operative that is unable to stand up for core principles or beliefs.
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"The House of Representatives must now stand up for consumers and against the CRA resolution to throw away internet privacy protections."
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Too bad work is dragging you down—stand up for yourself if someone tries to pile too many tasks on you.
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While she wanted to stand up for herself, Kerr said she felt too embarrassed and let his comments go at first.
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"Canada will also continue to work with our international partners, including the EU, to stand up for our businesses," it added.
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"In SF we are proud to be a sanctuary city and we'll continue to stand up for all of our residents."
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As Common and Day performed "Stand Up for Something," several activists took the stage behind them, including #MeToo founder Tarana Burke.
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" While both senators also are believed to be candidates who will "stand up for ordinary people," neither is viewed as "committed.
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Ivanka tells women that they should stand up for themselves and ask for more — but only if men say that's okay.
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"It is never to early or late to chase your dreams and to always stand up for what you believe in."
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It's empowering to see a young transgender woman of color stand up for herself — when she feels safe to do so.
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What they want is a politician who'll stand up for their interests, not a politician who adheres to a particular ideology.
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I hope that a lot of people that — that have a chance at redemption here stand up for what is right.
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The thing that's really so amazing is because we've been their backbone through life, they can all stand up for themselves.
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Most recently: That time Gigi called out Bella for stealing her clothes — and inspired us to stand up for ourselves, too.
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"We can take the risk – spending every penny and even going bankrupt – to stand up for the truth," Baggio Leung said.
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Over the course of the six-episode season, Annie begins to understand her own worth, and to stand up for herself.
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You have to be able to stand up for what you believe in and I think I've done a good job.
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One person who did stand up for her, Selena Gomez, has found herself tied up in a controversy of her own.
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"The German government must stand up for the over 100,000 German citizens who are affected by the order," Nouripour told Reuters.
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"You have to stand up for what you believe in and you have to take a point of view," Wintour said.
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But he is concerned that his ability to teach will be damaged by administrators' failure to stand up for academic freedom.
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To have Luke Bryan, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie stand up for me — that's a blessing, man — and the whole crowd.
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The band will fuel our desires to oppose this tyranny and stand up for our rights and the rights of others.
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Of course if European businesses are met with unfair competition in the global market we want to stand up for them.
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The signatories to the commentary call for those in power to "stand up for science," and encourage optimism on climate change.
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With these bills passing easily in the House, it falls to the Senate to stand up for our health and safety.
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On January 21, approximately 200,000 people will convene in Washington, DC to stand up for gender equality after Donald Trump's inauguration.
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"Peña Nieto is going to have strong incentives to stand up for Mexico vis-à-vis a Trump government," said Williams.
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I will always stand up for LGBT rights, women's rights, minority rights, or anyone who has their basic human rights challenged.
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Kaepernick has been enveloped in controversy since reporters noticed he didn't stand up for the anthem before a game last week.
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When you have the courage to be kind and stand up for others, it often inspires others to do the same.
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But when the time came for Obama to stand up for the Standing Rock Sioux, he turned his back on them.
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GoFundMe tells us the page labeled "Stand Up for Keaton," which was opened 2 days ago, is no longer accepting donations.
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I couldn't shake the feeling of needing to stand up for the other people being photoshopped in such a cruel way.
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She aimed to make an example of Mueller and stand up for women who've been sexually assaulted through her legal counterpunch.
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He told Entertainment Weekly in March that it was "not [his] place" to stand up for a particular gun policy change.
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"I think that sometimes you're not encouraged to stand up for yourself," the actress, 30, tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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These are players who stand up for the causes they believe in and who contribute in meaningful ways to their community.
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Only a handful of politicians—Justin Trudeau in Canada, Emmanuel Macron in France—are brave enough to stand up for openness.
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The campaign will use the hashtag #InYourName and is meant to motivate women to stand up for each other and themselves.
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Remind them of our American spirit, the will to fight and to stand up for causes and ideas bigger than ourselves.
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The decision of more NFL players to take a knee is also a way to stand up for their former colleague.
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Her story is a lesson for all of us: Do good and stand up for those who don't have a voice.
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SOCIAL Q'S A reader wonders how to stand up for herself in the workplace when her boss is also her husband.
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He said that Johnson had failed to stand up for the UK's interests, because of his desire to "slavishly" back Trump.
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The Kennedy Forum launched the Don't Deny Me campaign in October to empower consumers to stand up for their parity rights.
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"I think it's good for athletes to stand up for what they believe in," he said, according to the Houston Chronicle.
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I have faith the country will continue to come together in these moments of crisis to stand up for American values.
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The institutions, she said, "create more informed citizens who can have the important conversations, stand up for everyone's rights, and vote."
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Saudi Arabia, for all its feints of modern advances, still treats women who stand up for themselves like a deadly threat.
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He added that teams should simply stand up for the concept, which he said was an indelible part of auto racing.
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After detailing the journey of becoming an American, Jayapal wrote that she realized she wanted to stand up for other immigrants.
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We're calling on Members of Congress to stand up for our health and not let the worst polluters off the hook.
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