Her stands against various forms of oppression were also stands against roles so deeply ingrained as to seem, to her, essential.
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The Sophie Theallet brand stands against all discrimination and prejudice.
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In another pic, the model stands against a pink wall.
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He stands against everything the Department of Labor stands for.
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Previous stands against pious bullies have often been followed by capitulation.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) is the only one who stands against Trump.
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Falstaff, excessive, loving, outrageous, overblown, but true, stands against Hal's counterfeit.
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He mostly refused to take stands against political or social malfeasance.
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The theater stands against the politics of fear, hatred, and violence.
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" This year's theme is "Orange the World: Generation Equality Stands Against Rape.
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The party has taken strong stands against immigration, globalization and the European Union.
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It is our responsibility to provide them with a world that stands against bigotry.
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We call on everyone who stands against Trump's politics of hate to join us.
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He may end up energizing all those constitutional forms and practices he stands against.
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Manning stands against everything the brave men and women I serve alongside stand for.
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That's the same man who stands against Wanda's house arrest and Bucky's haphazard incarceration.
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"Donald Trump stands against the progress we have worked hard to enact," the descriptions read.
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In them, Neilly stands against a blank wall; he's shirtless and gazing directly into the camera.
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NeverTrump also thought figures like Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz would take principled stands against Trump.
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In other words, it stands for all the things that the current Iranian regime stands against.
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For all his disrespect to those who sacrificed, Mr. Trump alone stands against foreign military intervention.
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Numerous Dutch footballers, including Georginio Wijnaldum and Memphis Depay, have already made individual stands against abuse.
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And in every country in the region, they have taken the strongest stands against gay rights.
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In the other case, video shows Mesa officers beating Robert Johnson as he stands against a wall.
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A man who stands against everything that I stand for as a parent has been elected president.
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In another, police punch 33-year-old Robert Johnson several times as he stands against a wall.
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"Events in Charlottesville unacceptable and musn't be tolerated @USNavy for ever stands against intolerance & hatred," he said.
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"I want to represent the Italy that stands against all the things that Salvini does," Fioramonti said.
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My heroes today are children, both boys and girls, who take unpopular stands against injustice and cruelty.
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Her aides say they are trying to create a rapport with voters that stands against every candidate.
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Stand as tall, strongly and proudly for the nation's multiracial rainbow as Mr. Trump stands against it.
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At the other end, a weathered windmill stands against a backdrop of boats bobbing in the harbor.
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This stands against expectations of 96.95 million bpd of global oil demand for the fourth quarter of 2016.
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Truth Wins Out, an LGBTQ non-profit that stands against "anti-gay religious extremism," first reported the news.
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"Events in Charlottesville unacceptable and musn't be tolerated @USNavy for ever stands against intolerance & hatred," the post said.
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Not only is alcohol detrimental to sports performance but this proposed event stands against our public health messages.
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Part of Mr. Bolsonaro's appeal lies not in what he stands for, but in what he stands against.
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More than 10 different countries have voted out populists, undergone serious protests, or taken strong stands against Russia.
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More than 10 different countries have voted out populists, undergone serious protests, or taken strong stands against Russia.
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Wang said Beijing supports the settlement of international disputes via rules and consensus and stands against unilateralism and protectionism.
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Here, a photograph of a nondescript building stands against Salvator Rosa's painting Landscape in the Bay of Naples (18043).
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Here, a photograph of a nondescript building stands against Salvator Rosa's painting Landscape in the Bay of Naples (1637).
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Hillary has shown that she stands against the Bill of Rights, a document representing everything our country stands for.
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Marriage equality and "societal collapse" It's no secret that Pence stands against expanding rights for gay and lesbian couples.
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They also generally adore McCain, who is beloved despite his cantankerous ways and frequent stands against this own party.
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On the cover of WIRED's eighth issue, the Pillsbury Doughboy stands against a wall, flanked by two men wearing neckties.
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Numerous Dutch players, including Georginio Wijnaldum and Memphis Depay, have already made individual stands against the abuse suffered by Moreira.
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For now, Ulta's biggest concern is that the company doesn't get too complacent with where it stands against its competitors.
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Much of the domestic solar industry stands against the petitioners, as does one of the parent companies, which is Chinese.
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Many CIA professionals are reported to have taken stands against it, reported their concerns, or refused to carry out orders.
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Clinton easily defeated Mr. Sanders Republican candidates have promised to make Democrats' tough stands against fossil fuels an issue in November.
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"Events in Charlottesville unacceptable and musn't be tolerated @USNavy for ever stands against intolerance & hatred," the chief of naval operations, Adm.
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He stands against a black backdrop and delivers a raw monologue on his fears and insecurities, staring straight into the camera.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer argued that rejecting the rule stands against Trump's promise to eliminate corruption among government and special interests.
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Memorializing Roger Ailes and lionizing Sean Spicer – who stands against the 218st Amendment and our craft – the Emmys lost all credibility pic.twitter.
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Both Trump and Vice President Pence have taken firm stands against players kneeling during the anthem to protest police brutality and racism.
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I have decided that visiting my grandmother under these oppressive conditions stands against everything I believe in--fighting against racism, oppression & injustice.
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He stands against a great tide of menace, from ISIS to immigrants, and only he understands the vast dimensions of the danger.
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" TIME Editor-in-Chief and CEO Edward Felsenthal said the publication "stands against restrictions on the free press anywhere in the world.
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His long black hair is pulled back, revealing shorn sides growing out again; a goatee stands against a few days of stubble.
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"The AfD stands against everything that we in the CDU stand for," AKK said as she announced her plans to step down.
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" In a Washington Post-ABC News poll earlier this month, 52 percent of Americans said the Democratic Party "just stands against Trump.
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In this capacity, many would likely contend that Assad is at the very least someone who stands against US interests and values.
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In times of injustice or inequality, it's critical that companies take moral stands against depravity of any kind—and especially of this kind.
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In the other case, video shows Mesa officers punching a 33-year-old man as he stands against a wall on May 23.
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Clearly, we're diehard conservative here, so you know and I know where she stands against guns and a lot of the right wing.
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And she wants Americans to know she stands against what she calls "snake-oil" economics and personal invectives offered by Republican presidential candidates.
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Departments across the country have been discussing symbolic stands against the singer, whose video also featured imagery closely aligned with the #BlackLivesMatters movement.
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Donald Trump has charted his path to the White House by identifying the movement for black lives as that which America's greatness stands against.
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"We are the Party of Lincoln and a party that stands against divisive and hurtful symbols," McDaniel said Sunday in statement to BuzzFeed News.
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"Memorializing Roger Ailes and lionizing Sean Spicer — who stands against the 2909598388303384576st Amendment and our craft — the Emmys lost all credibility," wrote Keith Olbermann.
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Al-Azhar, Egypt's 1,232-year-old center of Islamic learning, said it would stand against gays in the way it stands against Islamist extremists.
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"Putin stands against the Western progressive vision of what mankind's future ought to be," Buchanan wrote in the conservative publication Town Hall in March.
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"I have decided that visiting my grandmother under these oppressive conditions stands against everything I believe in--fighting against racism, oppression & injustice," she added.
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You may not know exactly what he stands for, but you do know exactly who he stands for — or at least who he stands against.
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The presenter declared the prize as part of a "global vanguard that stands against all threats both practical and political" and for freedom of expression.
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Stonewall Jackson will be removed from the City University of New York's Hall of Fame for Great Americans because "New York stands against racism," Gov.
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"Everybody who stands against Donald Trump are the people who've been running this country into the ground," Miller said at one campaign rally in Texas.
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Each of the animals in his ongoing series Yellowstone Natives stands against a plain backdrop under perfect lighting that reveals every detail in luminous definition.
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Upcoming games against the Saints and 49ers should give a clearer idea of where Arizona stands against some of the better teams in the NFL.
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"This vision is counter to reality and stands against the democratic solution," said Hasan, who was elected to his post in September, replacing Saleh Muslim.
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Terry McAuliffe A slew of Republican leaders and lawmakers quickly denounced Trump's remarks, emphasizing that their party, like the country, firmly stands against racism and bigotry.
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The letter takes aim at Trump's right-wing policies, writing that he stands against open innovation, movement of people and engagement with the world outside America.
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While Bloomberg was a brilliant investor and builder of a great company, it is Sanders who champions the dramatic Wall Street reform that Bloomberg stands against.
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But given the fact that Ofglen No. 2 stands against the sort of female camaraderie and defiance Offred prefers, I'm curious to watch their dynamic develop.
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But these three specific members are disadvantaged by it, and especially so when party loyalty forced them to repeatedly take unpopular stands against hearing further evidence.
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A 6-0 run and some energized defensive stands against an exhausted Arkansas team gave the Tar Heels a 68-65 lead with 35.7 seconds left.
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Mexico has punched back, literally, with Trump piñatas and public stands against Trump's policies, including widespread condemnation against Trump's family separation policy at the US-Mexico border.
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And unlike Republican nominee Donald Trump, Clinton is gesturing that the movement itself is a part of what makes America great, not what America's greatness stands against.
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But that advice stands against anti-vaccine propaganda from Parents Educating and Advocating for Child Health (PEACH), a group that has aimed its publications at Jewish families.
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The editorial boards for several of the remaining physical papers, namely the Washington Times and the New York Post, have largely avoided taking stands against the president.
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Other tech companies faced the same pressure from employees to take public stands against Trump policies, including on social issues that might not impact their bottom lines.
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Other social media platforms, including Twitter, Gfycat, and Reddit, took similar stands against algorithmically-generated non-consensual porn after Motherboard found evidence of it on their sites.
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Many of the people they see taking stands against Mr. Trump are the same who have shown little respect for their issues and communities in the past.
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"I have decided that visiting my grandmother under these oppressive conditions stands against everything I believe in--fighting against racism, oppression & injustice," Tlaib said in a tweet.
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Still, while there are deep American roots for such a call, they constitute a countercultural tradition that stands against what the United States has most readily represented.
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"He stressed to Mr. Mulet that he stands against any form of anti-Semitism and fully respects the millions of victims of the Holocaust," Dujarric told reporters.
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Meier, stands against a 2017 law that requires doctors to show and describe in-detail ultrasound images to any woman seeking an abortion — even if she objects.
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The head of the Food and Drug Administration, who took stands against teen vaping and online opioid sales, said he wants to spend more time with his family.
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Only 37% of Americans say the Democratic Party "stands for something," while 52% say it just stands against Trump, according to the same ABC News/Washington Post poll.
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He is also a major figure in an industry that benefits from free international trade and immigration, yet he is supporting a candidate who aggressively stands against both.
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First, he was seen as uniquely noble, having twice forfeited his power as chief justice in stands against what was seen (rightly or wrongly) as federal judicial overreach.
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As employees take stronger stands against issues like workplace harassment, hiring bias, and pay discrimination, tech companies are paying much closer attention to how they manage their workforce.
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In the days and weeks after the shooting, Professor Ban and several others from the congregation's social action committee formed a group called Squirrel Hill Stands Against Gun Violence.
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In the 1972 acrylic nude, Hendricks stands against a black monochrome backdrop, toothpick in mouth, hand on his thigh, wearing a hat, socks, and sneakers, with his dick exposed.
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"By nearly every measure, Andrew Puzder appears to be a uniquely unqualified choice and stands against the very mission of the department he's been selected to lead," said Sen.
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Essentially, she stands against everything Taylor Swift has now made clear she stands for and it makes sense that the singer draws all the similarities between Blackburn and Trump.
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It seems to be in the hackers' DNA to go after high-profile elections these days, especially when they involve leaders who have taken strong stands against Vladimir Putin.
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In Congress he took dogged stands against Big Tobacco, global warming and over-regulation, but swerved on health-care reform and balanced budgets, as well as immigration in the end.
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Pregnant women took stands against body shamers, the "dad bod" came to be known and loved, and according to Pornhub, moms received some extra special appreciation over the past year.
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When the content associated with it stands against basic levels of societal decency that should be impressed upon young adults, we need to question if it should exist at all.
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As the contemporary tourists check phones and mash privates, the scene sometimes shifts back to the year 73, when a rebellious sect of Jews stands against the Romans at Masada.
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Sure, the internet is quick to make image macros out of photos of emptied-out supermarkets or Floridians taking inadvisably defiant stands against the weather, but usually that's about it.
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During the RNC last week, Donald Trump and other convention speakers mischaracterized the movement for black lives as anti-cop, and, by extension, an example of what America's greatness stands against.
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He opposes corporate welfare and other forms of corruption, he vocally backs civil liberties against both parties' leadership, he stands against global militarism, and he frequently engages bipartisan coalitions to advance reforms.
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Like Donald Trump's fearmongering that the movement for black lives stands against America's greatness for calling out institutional racism, Kaepernick calling out structural racism is framed as a matter of national loyalty.
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Saying Trump is "not his first choice or his 17th choice" for the presidency, he said Trump's pitting of races, genders, and cultures against one another is everything the GOP stands against.
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During the Republican National Convention, Donald Trump, mischaracterizing the movement as anti-cop killers, fueled the fires claiming that the movement for black lives stands against the "law and order" America needs.
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Another, Archbishop Jean-Claude Hollerich of Luxembourg has taken strong stands against Europe's populist leaders, saying this year that they were playing an "ignoble game" by fomenting fear of migrants and Muslims.
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Sanders has sometimes staked out lonely, courageous stands (against the Iraq War or the Defense of Marriage Act, which barred same-sex couples from enjoying the same federal benefits as married couples).
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In one of the photographs taken that day, a black youngster in a pea coat stands against a wall filled with graffiti, his eyes closed and his head tilted to the left.
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In that time, Sanders has sometimes staked out lonely courageous stands (against the Defense of Marriage Act or the Iraq War) that senators with less progressive values or less safe seats wouldn't have.
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And instead of recognizing those concerns, Trump has mischaracterized the movement for black lives as anti-cop — cop killers, who, by extension, are an example of what America's long lost "greatness" stands against.
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"We are trying to help and to be mediators," said al-Hakim, adding that Baghdad "will work to reach a satisfactory solution" while stressing that Iraq stands against unilateral steps taken by Washington.
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Facebook and Twitter are not updating their respective user guidelines and safety policies, though other tech companies, including Airbnb and web hosting company GoDaddy, have taken more public stands against white nationalist groups.
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Similar to the Golden Globes in January, attendees of this year's BAFTA Awards were encouraged to wear black in support of the Time's Up initiative, which stands against harassment, assault and mistreatment of women.
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And with Congress divided, Trump can continue to exercise his unilateral powers as aggressively as ever -- eliminating business and environmental regulations, taking substantive and symbolic stands against immigration, delivering favors to key Republican constituencies.
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A credenza that stands against a patterned wall displays coffee table books, framed family photos, and iconic Kate Spade images, as well as a giant golden-dotted glass bottle of the brand's Twirl fragrance.
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But the Michigan congresswoman said on Twitter she decided visiting Israel "under these oppressive conditions stands against everything I believe in-fighting against racism, oppression & injustice," and she announced that she would not go.
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The controversy around the office's handling of a sexual harassment allegations has undercut a key reason for Gillibrand's rise to national prominence: Her stands against sexual assault and her championing of the #MeToo movement.
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The real surprise, the true disappointment, is what has happened to the Republican Party -- now standing squarely behind a President who stands against just about everything the GOP said it believed until late 2016.
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His vision stands against the open exchange of ideas, free movement of people, and productive engagement with the outside world that is critical to our economy — and that provide the foundation for innovation and growth.
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His vision stands against the open exchange of ideas, free movement of people, and productive engagement with the outside world that is critical to our economy — and that provide the foundation for innovation and growth.
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A new ABC News/Washington Post poll shows a majority -- 52% of Americans -- sees the Democratic Party as a party that stands against Trump, while only 37% consider it a party that stands for something.
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The Impact Shares YWCA Women's Empowerment ETF is expected to launch in the first quarter of 2018, and enable people to invest with companies that promote women's interests and take strong stands against workplace harassment.
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Democrats who took uncompromising stands against racism and sexual harassment and assault find themselves questioning just how far their idealism goes as Virginia's top three officeholders struggle to weather political storms that threaten their careers.
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And that fact has begun to grate at Democrats, who have complained bitterly at Republicans' stands against Obama's nominees -- most notably their unprecedented refusal to even give the President's Supreme Court choice, Merrick Garland, a hearing.
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The closest thing to an image of a body in the store is an armless, noseless 19th-century replica of a Greek statue, enduring and imperfect, that stands against the back wall between the dressing rooms.
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" The Republican National Committee spokesman Michael Short said in a statement Wednesday afternoon, "This event will complete one of the biggest sellouts in political history given that Hillary Clinton is everything Elizabeth Warren supposedly stands against.
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And the liberal wing of Protestantism seems finally to be rising as a clear alternative, making concerted efforts to take stands against police violence, the scapegoating of immigrants, transgender rights, and protests against the racist right.
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The announcement that KT McFarland, a former national security official and Fox News analyst, as deputy national security adviser pleased many hawks given her confrontational stands against Russia and, even more importantly, extremely tough posture toward Iran.
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" In terms of where the industry stands against animal cruelty, Blue acknowledges that while strides are being made, there's still much more work to be done: "People are becoming more aware of the cruelties the animals endure.
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"The fault lines are defined - either one supports the law or stands against (it)...Indians have to decide and protest," said Rupak Doshi, who organised a large rally in support of the law in Gujarat's main city Ahmedabad.
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Dressed in a precious pink sweater dress and matching beanie, True sticks out her tongue as she sits in the first photo, throwing an open-mouthed grin at the camera as she stands against a bookshelf in the second.
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We know that all these things are really to put propaganda against Qatar and to make all these allegations to weaken our point of views here and to really encourage the international community to take some stands against Qatar.
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They will argue that if Republicans are to win, they need to channel Trump's strong stances on immigration and political correctness and start taking principled stands against the sellouts and incompetents who are sapping America of its potential greatness.
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Turning your back on your entire values system to make a point in our country's anti-establishment political moment, and in consequence, elect a candidate who stands against everything you've ever fought for, is giving up complete power and agency.
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Similar to the Golden Globes in January, attendees of this year's BAFTA Awards (the British equivalent of the Oscars) are being encouraged to wear black in support of the Time's Up initiative, which stands against harassment, assault and mistreatment of women.
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"Walmart hurts local communities, has a terrible track record for human rights violation in its supply chain, actively restricts the right to unionize, stands against the rights of women, and refuses to provide basic healthcare for its employees," one commenter wrote.
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They could move in directions Rubio will support, but could also move in directions that require Rubio to take game-changing, profile-in-courage stands against actions that Trump might take that require Republicans to take hard positions of high principle.
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"Stephen Ross—The owner of @soulcycle —says 'he has always been an outspoken champion of racial equality, inclusion diversity and environmental sustainability' but is hosting a fundraiser for Trump who stands against all those things," media figure Soledad O'Brien tweeted.
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Unsettling in scale as well as content, it's a half-length portrait, larger than life-size, of a curly-haired teenage boy who stands against a white background holding up the sagging skin and shiny entrails of an eviscerated rattlesnake.
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This means that not only is it morally just for Democrats to position themselves as the party that stands against hatred and bigotry and in favor of inclusiveness and opportunity, but it is also a strategically sound position for winning votes.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Venezuela's United Nations ambassador has apologized to Israel's U.N. envoy for remarks he made during an informal Security Council meeting on the protection of the Palestinian people and stands against anti-Semitism, a U.N. spokesman said on Thursday.
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Historically, people who have taken bold stands against conventional orthodoxy, which is what Trump voters did in 2016, have suffered in ways ranging from being made to feel uncomfortable, to being outcasts, to being imprisoned, to having their physical safety placed at risk.
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Even though the weight of seven decades of historical evidence stands against it, one would so desperately want to believe that maybe this crisis will jolt the major powers to work with India and Pakistan to find a resolution to the Kashmir dispute.
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The anger coursing through French streets, which is now about much more than just the cost of driving, has created a highly combustible movement that stands against all political parties, including Ms. Le Pen's, and threatens a plague on all their houses.
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"To have somebody leading the delegation that's directly attacked the LGBTQ community, and a Cabinet in general that just sort of stands against us and has tried to do things to set us back; it just seems like a bad fit," Kenworthy told DeGeneres.
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For some critics, it can be a way of targeting and demeaning female politicians of color who "represent everything that stands against the status quo," as Kelly Dittmar, an assistant political science professor and scholar at the Center for American Women and Politics, told Vox.
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Screenshot: TwitterJust a humble suggestion: If you're gonna sign a Faustian bargain with the guy who stands against everything you claim to stand for in theory except the massive, trillion-dollar corporation you stand for in practice, perhaps you should commit to looking a bit more cheerful.
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FROM COINAGE: Mind-blowing American Idol Success Stories Not to mention Siwa's YouTube channel has over 526 million views thanks to her SIWANATOR club — which stands against negativity and bullying — her line of consumer products and her song, "Boomerang," which has been viewed over 246 million times.
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Salesforce, the enterprise company that has taken high-profile stands against anti-LGBT initiatives in states like Indiana and North Carolina, was the third tech giant to come out against President Donald Trump's move this week to repeal guidelines around transgender bathroom use in public schools.
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The move closes a chapter on a stunning rise for Ms. Koch, who went from being an unpaid trainee to the paper's most senior editor in the space of a decade, and stands against efforts by German media groups to integrate women into senior newsroom and media roles.
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In addition, the Trump administration should take firm stands against China on its malign policies, from mercantilist measures to military expansionism, but should avoid overreacting to hard-line actions by President Xi Jinping and the Communist Party while searching for areas of cooperation with Beijing, the report said.
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One region that stands against the trend of rising nationalism and protectionism is Africa, which is slowly working toward creating the world's largest free-trade area, uniting 2023 nations with a combined population of more than 1 billion people and a combined gross domestic product of more than $3.4 trillion.
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Moore — a conservative Christian who stands against gay marriage, for the public display of the Ten Commandments, and who has spent his campaign targeting "the establishment" in Washington, D.C. — is running against Luther Strange, whom President Donald Trump appointed to the seat in February after Jeff Sessions vacated to become attorney general.
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That construct -- portraying himself as something of an independent who stands against the "swamp" no matter which alligators are in charge -- could work for him in 21974 as he seeks to regain trust from middle class swing voters who voted for him in 2016 but swung against him in the 2018 midterm.
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There is no justification for the presence of the United States on the UNHRC, and our leaving it sends a clear message to allies and foes alike that the situation of repressive regimes using the United Nations to shield their abuses and distract and deflect attention toward the one Jewish state stands against the lofty vision of human rights, equality and equity.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE on Tuesday announced that he plans to travel to Macedonia this weekend to "make very clear" American stands against Russian aggression as the nation considers its invitation to join NATO.
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I pointed out that Yee might not be in this situation had it not been for the Trump administration's hard line on immigrants, to which Lowisz (whose Catholic grandparents were born in Poland) responded that he was not against all immigration — that people like Yee, who stand for secularism and humanism, should be welcomed to the US. It's important to stand up for Yee, he says, because the teen stands against "regressive" progressives.
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