More and more Democratic senators stepped forward to ask questions.
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But to head off Roiphe, the creator stepped forward herself.
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Captain McCarthy stepped forward and ran through a quick review.
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He stepped forward and attempted to grab his grandmother's hand.
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Trump stepped forward to defend her relationship with the president.
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After Watson stepped forward, however, Booker ratcheted up his call.
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Thankfully, Senate Democrats stepped forward and pulled back the curtain.
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"Nobody stepped forward and claimed them!" he told me repeatedly.
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So far, five people have stepped forward to volunteer their homes.
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When he stepped forward, she could identify him as her stepson.
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A man wearing a Vietnam veteran shirt stepped forward to intervene.
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When she stepped forward to receive her diploma, Dillon got booed .
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That's when I stepped forward to provide another set of eyes.
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And it is significant that no other accusers have stepped forward.
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By Monday evening, at least two other C.E.O.s had stepped forward.
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When Chairman Mao Zedong stepped forward in Tiananmen Square on Oct.
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Neither party has stepped forward to increase revenue or reduce spending.
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The doors opened, and he stepped forward with his head down . . .
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As the United States has stepped back, Russia has stepped forward.
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His agent stepped forward, indicating that there would be no questions.
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They stepped forward, and the rest of the contestants departed the stage.
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Creator Brian Yorkey has already stepped forward to defend Tyler's rape scene.
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Since then, more women have stepped forward accusing Appelbaum of sexual misconduct.
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"But as of now, nobody has stepped forward to claim the goats."
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Hitherto cloaked in mystery, the man behind the legend has stepped forward.
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No one has stepped forward to claim the attacks as their own.
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No group has stepped forward to claim responsibility for the latest bombing.
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Four days later, a besieged Ford stepped forward in The Washington Post.
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Thousands more have stepped forward for offices at all levels of government.
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It silences other victims who may have stepped forward if they'd known.
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She heard her name called and stepped forward to the reinforced window.
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Amash stepped forward anyway, knowing the jeopardy his political career could face.
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It's certainly not going to fly now that Ramirez has stepped forward.
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His younger sister, Jennifer Gottshall-Gavitt, stepped forward to embrace her brother.
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Frankly's mother, Esmeralda Perez-Roblero, stepped forward with him on her hip.
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The government prioritized HIV prevention and treatment, and international donors stepped forward.
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Other women have stepped forward to say Mr. Biden's touches were welcome.
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But as the movement grew, what became of those who stepped forward?
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" Her son stepped forward with his business card and said "call me.
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Then the Prince's Trust stepped forward to help me make it all happen.
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I stepped forward, looked at their photo and asked them to forgive me.
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But with Conforto back, other key members of the team stepped forward, too.
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Surrounded by townsfolk, she stepped forward, knowingly reached out, and touched her son.
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No winner stepped forward to claim Tuesday night's $454 million Mega Millions jackpot.
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They really all stepped forward to put them down and push them out.
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It took a few months, but someone stepped forward to take the challenge.
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A small boy stepped forward and handed him a picture drawn with crayons.
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Then Armey stepped forward with his creative and effective idea of BRAC commissions.
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Women veterans stepped forward to serve our nation at great risk to themselves.
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I think that the United States now has stepped forward, along with Russia.
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No Democratic senator has stepped forward to say they would support the legislation.
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Dr. Fano recalled picking up the challenge because no one else stepped forward.
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When volunteers were called up to the line, without thought I stepped forward.
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No one has stepped forward to directly challenge Pelosi in Wednesday's party election.
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A pleasant, red-cheeked man in a black hat and overcoat stepped forward.
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"There are lots of examples where people have stepped forward," Dr. Day said.
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John Neely Kennedy (R-La.) stepped forward as one of Trump's earliest defenders.
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Another relative stepped forward, grabbed Mr. Saleh by the collar and hit him.
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No Chinese bank stepped forward to play any role in a possible transaction.
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I think so many other witnesses have stepped forward and corroborated his story.
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At that moment, security stepped forward and Rubio told Jones to stop touching him.
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The messenger stepped forward but then stopped, his gaze trained on the office doorway.
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Every time Foreman stepped forward to crowd Ali, Ali smote him with the right.
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They feared that if they stepped forward as undocumented migrants, they could be deported.
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I wanted to see the detail, though, so I stepped forward, just inches away.
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" "Some 800,000 young people stepped forward, met rigorous requirements, and went through background checks.
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Understanding, she stepped forward and wrapped her arms around him as tightly as possible.
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Some 800,000 young people stepped forward, met rigorous requirements, and went through background checks.
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Then a chaplain stepped forward and began speaking to me in a low voice.
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Another deputy stepped forward with handcuffs and informed Muslet that he was under arrest.
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Back on the runway, "Madam Forewoman" Morgan stepped forward to deliver their tabulated vote.
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To date, no major candidate has stepped forward from either party to oppose Gov.
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This country was built by those who stood up, stood out and stepped forward.
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And, we only know this because a whistle-blower stepped forward and said something.
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Volker, who declined to comment, has not stepped forward to explain what he did.
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A who's who of Chicago politics has stepped forward and Chicago seems, mainly, confused.
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So I quietly agreed, stepped forward and sadly identified the face of Craig's sweet friend.
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No one has stepped forward to claim the Pomeranian while she has been at MSPCA.
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His sisters Jill, 25, and Jessa, 24, subsequently stepped forward as two of the victims.
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Halle Berry seemingly stepped forward on Instagram to address the pregnancy rumors swarming online Monday.
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It was Kennedy who often stepped forward to protect our most vulnerable rights and individuals.
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Nations and individuals have stepped forward to welcome refugees, ready to soothe the traumatized children.
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" With the camera rolling, Mr. Woods stepped forward with his clapper and announced, "Ciera's pregnant.
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Only two cities stepped forward to bid for the 2022 Games: Beijing and Almaty, Kazakhstan.
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While some Canadian companies have stepped forward to take their place, their resources are limited.
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Since Ms. Ramani stepped forward, 20 more women have accused the minister of sexual harassment.
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The group had gathered to celebrate, and Kipchoge stepped forward to say a few words.
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The winners stepped forward to collect their trophies, which were shaped like miniature wooden toboggans.
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Then, with Cockburn bogged down by foul trouble in the second half, Griffin stepped forward.
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Conway, wearing a royal-blue lace dress, stepped forward to deliver the Trump campaign's message.
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Tulsi Gabbard was suing Hillary Clinton for defamation; Clinton had stepped forward and whacked Bernie.
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People have not stepped forward to say they provided him assistance in all those years.
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It is for this reason that I have stepped forward and shared as I have.
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"Whenever there's a threat to this country, my family has stepped forward," Waters said, tearing up.
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The winner or winners of the Mega Millions $2 ticket have not yet stepped forward publicly.
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"Some 24,24 young people stepped forward, met rigorous requirements, and went through background checks," he wrote.
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And after one hole, Reed has stepped forward with a birdie to go to 4-under.
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Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert said a growing number of potential trade partners have stepped forward.
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AT: Fiji has been the only country that's come forward, stepped forward when nobody else would.
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The stocks were all crushed on Wednesday, but no leader has stepped forward to replace them.
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Private sector partners have stepped forward to help, but the Department's Zika resources are virtually depleted.
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Our politically incorrect President has just stepped forward from the crowd and pointed out the obvious.
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The head of the main tribe in Karama, who was known as Abu Jihad, stepped forward.
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" Grassley added that he's appreciative Mitchell stepped forward to serve in this "important and serious role.
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No Democrat has stepped forward to back him, though Pompeo has been courting their support assiduously.
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The federal government is pulling back but a huge wave of nonfederal actors have stepped forward.
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Congress has stepped forward with some supplemental appropriations that will help, but more may be needed.
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Canada and the Netherlands were other possibilities, although no country has stepped forward yet, they said.
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A third woman stepped forward Wednesday to accuse Supreme Court hopeful Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct.
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When the police officer stepped forward, the two men took off, leaving behind the plastic bottle.
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The news media scrambled to profile the inventor, and other doll makers stepped forward claiming credit.
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"I have been astounded that no one else has stepped forward," he told the assembled guests.
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Sparks stepped forward, triggering the automatic doors, giving him a clear view of the 10-foot foyer.
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One by one, fellow actors have stepped forward to express regret, sympathy and solidarity for her ordeal.
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Grande is among many celebrities who have stepped forward to remark on the tragic shooting Sunday evening.
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Rather than comply, the studio stepped forward with the news on Twitter, releasing the following message: pic.twitter.
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A lawyer has stepped forward to represent him for free as he fights the reckless driving charge.
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He's so toxic that not even one of his Senate colleagues has stepped forward to endorse him.
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This is likely the most impactful way my friends and acquaintances have stepped forward to be allies.
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Now that Ramirez and Swetnick have stepped forward, there are three women on the record about Kavanaugh.
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More women at Fox News then stepped forward with allegations of a corporate climate of sexual aggression.
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I agree with my colleagues who have stepped forward today and called on Senator Franken to resign.
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Then I stepped forward to make a speech, wearing hunting camo over a Confederate flag T-shirt.
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These are people who have stepped forward and risked their lives in order to serve their country.
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During the campaign, Ms. Hicks also stepped forward to defend Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump's onetime campaign manager.
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By late Monday, no one in the Trump administration had stepped forward to make a specific case.
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At the end of our conversation, there was a brief silence, and then a woman stepped forward.
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Luckily, some wonderful modern-age artists stepped forward and have created stunning, original songs for the season.
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On Monday, Silver and Jordan stepped forward in an effort to help save the Knicks from themselves.
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I asked Obama why, considering Fidel's long-standing distrust of the Americans, Raúl had finally stepped forward.
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I stepped forward with my hands outstretched in a welcoming gesture, taking a few steps past Nabhya.
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Democrats have shown that they believe the women who stepped forward with sexual harassment allegations about Sen.
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Trump attacked them as they stepped forward and retaliated against them when his first impeachment was complete.
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Christine Blasey Ford courageously stepped forward to tell her story — it is a credible and serious allegation.
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"It's high time that Baidu stepped forward as a platform company," he added, according to the SCMP report.
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"Nick stepped forward and took responsibility for what he did," Mitsakos' lawyer, Eric Creizman, said in an email.
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Since then many other high-profile celebrities and executives have stepped forward to share their own #MeToo moments.
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And Russia has stepped forward in a new and more influential role as the arbiter in the region.
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At the news conference, after the occupiers had walked off, Garrett VeneKlasen stepped forward to protest their actions.
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So far, no team has stepped forward, though there are already signs that his image rehabilitation has begun.
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What precisely happened at J.N.U. is unclear, but several people have stepped forward to question the television report.
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Seemingly a couple well-wishers stepped forward, namely Minecraft billionaire Markus "Notch" Persson and pharma troll Martin Shkreli.
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He stepped forward and said, 'Well I'll give you part of mine,' So, yeah, he was a gem.
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No Republicans of stature in Utah have stepped forward to say they plan to run for Hatch's seat.
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Tensions spiked in the early stages of the election when two former generals stepped forward to challenge him.
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So "Karsh boldly stepped forward and plucked the cigar from Churchill's mouth and took the picture," she said.
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Background reading: • Gwyneth Paltrow and Angelina Jolie are among the big-name actresses who have recently stepped forward.
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He bravely stepped forward and testified to bring some justice for Botham Jean, and peace for his family.
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Some art collectors have stepped forward to try to find out whether their art was looted from Jews.
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Until this week, neither defense lawyers nor prosecutors had stepped forward to publicly reveal the underlying misconduct at issue.
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When his grandmother Paulett Knaus stepped forward he said, "What are you doing on that side?" she tells PEOPLE.
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Again and again, Americans have stepped forward in a moment of crisis and put their lives on the line.
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Some teachers at RFK have stepped forward to say that the views of faculty and students were never considered.
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Now, in the wake of Time's Up taking this stance, more women have stepped forward with their own allegations.
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My friends confided in me that if they stepped forward, then they were no longer welcome at the command.
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A 3rd woman later stepped forward and also claimed Winslow raped her 15 years ago while she was unconscious.
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Two women who appeared to be pictured in the Enquirer stepped forward on Friday and called the article false.
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In one instance, five years ago, his wife said, 37 people stepped forward to be tested as possible donors.
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"So many painful truths revealed," she said, before praising those who stepped forward to speak of harassment or abuse.
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The SPD have yet to decide how to elect their next leader and no one has yet stepped forward.
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I watched as a group of young Palestinian women stepped forward, in dark cloaks and colorful sneakers, gesticulating wildly.
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Then, in November, Google fired at least four activists who had stepped forward to denounce its treatment of workers.
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WASHINGTON — A president rarely has stepped forward to address a Joint Session of Congress at a more promising time.
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On Wednesday night, the creator of an anonymous document widely known as the "Shitty Media Men" list stepped forward.
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At least two European companies have stepped forward to offer Pokemon players insurance for injuries sustained while playing the game.
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Fortunately, a number of ministries have stepped forward to do battle for the hearts and minds of our troubled heroes.
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C.K.'s very public fall from grace came after multiple individuals stepped forward to out him as a sexual predator.
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Corbally coldly surveyed the group and then stepped forward and shot the German officer he thought had the least information.
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The mystery of the mix-up was solved when PwC accountants stepped forward to admit guilt for the envelope swap.
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Crews has stepped forward to do that work, and for that, his spot amongst the Silence Breakers is well-earned.
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Lucky Dog Animal Rescue has stepped forward to care for the dogs and make sure they find safe, loving homes.
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You can bet it's a big part of why no other company has stepped forward with a bid yet either.
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Even with a compromised team, Gabby Williams and Napheesa Collier stepped forward to more than bridge the gap for UConn.
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"It's great that Craig has stepped forward to put to rest the story of the birth of bitcoin," Hirsch said.
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In July 2016, my friend Gretchen Carlson courageously stepped forward and sued Fox News chairman Roger Ailes for sexual harassment.
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" Bob Casey (PA): "I agree with my colleagues who have stepped forward today and called on Senator Franken to resign.
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"So you're a scriptwriter?" the heir apparent said as Morgan stepped forward and, as protocol dictates, bowed from the neck.
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Across the stage, fabric billowed, representing the water, and dancers stepped forward and back with equal parts fear and joy.
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At that perilous moment, an impassioned group of supporters stepped forward to speak up on Mr. Hastert's behalf: wrestling coaches.
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And so once again I stepped forward into love with a certainty that I knew exactly what I was doing.
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When we tried to cajole him into letting us past the reception, he stepped forward and motioned toward the door.
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It remains possible Trump could see a primary challenge from another Republican, but no such candidate has yet stepped forward.
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Almost 243,943 mental health professionals have also stepped forward to treat New Yorkers coping with the effects of being isolated.
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He drafted Mr. O'Keeffe, who stepped forward wearing the bemused expression of someone called onto the stage by a magician.
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Year after year, players have stepped forward to publicize their decline, making the league's denials look like a cover-up.
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The singer Harry Belafonte stepped forward, offering to pay for Ms. Smith's musical education at any school in the world.
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The airline tried to get volunteers, but when no one stepped forward four people were selected and told to leave.
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That's when Stewart stepped forward with a 3-pointer and a pair of free throws in a 31-second span.
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LeBron James, Bill Gates, Oprah Winfrey and other celebrities stepped forward to be drenched, and millions of others followed suit.
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But as the Senate Judiciary Committee prepared to move forward and the media closed in around her, Ford stepped forward.
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Homos at my gym with whom I'd exchanged little more than small talk stepped forward to say hello and offer support.
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A handful of people I knew, or friends-of-friends stepped forward, tentatively, before ultimately declining to be interviewed or ghosting.
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Media coverage of Kavanaugh's confirmation exploded when Ford stepped forward last week, and I'm glad it's getting the attention it deserves.
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"Brave women and other people in our community stepped forward to bring intolerable behavior to light," Nellis said in a statement.
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Thankfully, the good people at Bridgestone have stepped forward to say "never again" with their totally genius, air-free bicycle tires.
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Despite the alleged non-disclosure agreement, Yearwood stepped forward and told Gothamist that he earned $200 to appear in the video.
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The young women who approached us were laughing and whispering to one another when the bolder of the two stepped forward.
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After two days of impasse, Spain, under its new Socialist government, stepped forward to offer the ship a berth in Valencia.
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McGowan is one of dozens of women who have stepped forward to accuse Weinstein of rape, sexual assault, and sexual harassment.
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That's when Prigozhin, nicknamed "Putin's chef" for his catering business, stepped forward with money, training, paramilitary support and other survival help.
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Days after a loyal canine kept a missing toddler company, another hero dog has stepped forward to help an innocent child.
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With Manu Ginobili sitting out for rest after playing in back-to-back games, San Antonio&aposs young reserves stepped forward.
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He apologized for his "wrongdoing" and his sisters Jill, 26, and Jessa, 24, subsequently stepped forward as two of the victims.
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In the lawsuit, more than 40 plaintiffs, ages 9 to 18, stepped forward and accused Dr. Lawrence Nassar of sexual abuse.
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Veterans Day is a time for us to honor all those who have stepped forward to serve in our Armed Forces.
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But as she stepped forward to cast her state's votes, Ms. Martinez passed on a chance to publicly back Mr. Trump.
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Delegates who wanted a breast-feeding resolution then scrambled to find another sponsor, and Russia stepped forward to introduce the measure.
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"We would like to take a moment to recognize and to honor those women and those men who have stepped forward."
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Only Concord has stepped forward to fight the charges in court, hiring a U.S.-based law firm to mount its defense.
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This irrepressible guitar virtuoso stepped forward in the late 95953s, when jazz-rock fusion's first life cycle was nearing the end.
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During a Republican lunch shortly before the trial convened Tuesday, Ms. Collins stepped forward to express reservations about the time limits.
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If all that is one thread of America, another is represented by those three men who stepped forward on that train.
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The state had been discussing putting the child in foster care and Smith stepped forward, saying she would care for Gisele.
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The production company Mandeville also stepped forward to assist ABC with development, Byrne said, moving the project beyond the optioning phase.
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The union stepped forward to make the charge against the company "because it has been harmed by Googles actions," she said.
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And still more nuns have stepped forward to report sexual abuse at the hands of priests, the police in Kerala say.
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Now its label boss Robin Carolan has stepped forward to defend the reputation of a patron saint of experimental electronic music.
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But now, Owusu-Breen has stepped forward to suggest that the original reporting on this revival may have missed a few things.
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But one Walmart cashier, who knows Peters from her frequent visits to the store, noticed what happened and stepped forward to help.
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While no activist investors have stepped forward with big stakes in Citigroup, they have been eyeing big bank stocks for some time.
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I would say the same thing to other candidates who have not stepped forward and said 'I'm gong to support Donald Trump.
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More people stepped forward, and in just the day after, Uber had enlisted Holder to conduct an investigation into Uber's workplace culture.
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In June, two women, Isis Agora Lovecruft and Alison Macrina, stepped forward to say they had written two of the anonymous posts.
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Utahns of all political parties have stepped forward to support this initiative and we are confident it will be successful in November.
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So far, no one has stepped forward to claim the missing heart or to report some kind of freaky Blue Velvet scenario.
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Last week a steady stream of women stepped forward to accuse Trump of some form of sexual assault, abuse or inappropriate behavior.
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Trump was leaving a rally when Michelle Fields, a reporter for the Trump-friendly Breitbart News, stepped forward to ask a question.
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Five years ago this week, Emory University Hospital stepped forward to accept its first patient with Ebola virus disease, Dr. Kent Brantly.
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And no corporation stepped forward to underwrite the series, apparently worried about controversial topics over which they would have no editorial control.
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Since the corpses arrived in Salerno on Sunday, no one has stepped forward to claim them as family members, Mr. Rotunno said.
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Relatives of one of the dead men had stepped forward, hiring the professionals who clean out apartments where lonely deaths have occurred.
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If you doubt this, look at what happened when one courageous whistle-blower stepped forward to reveal President Trump's Ukrainian extortion scheme.
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Now they stepped forward as triage workers, screening people for fevers, and dispatching patients who might have coronavirus to the bigger hospitals.
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But when ISIS fighters swept in, during the summer of 2014, many of his Arabic neighbors stepped forward to help the invaders.
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At the height of election season, Andrew Yang's wife, Evelyn Yang, has stepped forward to share a powerful store about sexual abuse.
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A pivotal witness who was in the president&aposs inner circle had stepped forward and offered to testify in Trump&aposs trial.
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John Kasich of Ohio and John Hickenlooper of Colorado stepped forward to show bipartisan support on these proposals, urging Congress to act.
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Nullifying it, however, might be more achievable, and now David Boies has stepped forward with a strategy for achieving just that result.
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After Raven performed a rendition of Kehlani's "Honey," Janizia stepped forward with a poster asking the question "Prom?" on a rainbow background.
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So far, no one has stepped forward to challenge her, although Ryan told POLITICO earlier this week he is considering running again.
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In the past week, half a dozen men have stepped forward to say Jordan must have known about abuse at Ohio State.
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Nearly 800,000 people stepped forward, admitted their illegal immigrant status and provided personal information to the government to apply for the DACA program.
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Imitators stepped forward to fill that hole and even Spotify released a tribute site that ran the service in a Winamp style client.
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Since that time, even more accusers have stepped forward, which accounts for the larger number of people covered by the Michigan State agreement.
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Amid the chaos, on January 10th the leader of the opposition, Jeremy Corbyn, stepped forward to propose a way out of the mess.
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Every time the Knicks looked as if they might give up their grip on the game, someone stepped forward to make a play.
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They've also faced opposition from activists on the far left who have threatened primary challenges, though no serious challengers have stepped forward yet.
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The hearing was an opportunity for the public to have its say, and nearly 50 community members stepped forward to tell their stories.
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Though we've had a crazy glut of strong shows come along since, nothing has stepped forward to replace AMC's pillars of prestige television.
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A student from the same school also stepped forward saying he'd seen a similar presentation in which abortion was compared to school shootings.
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Nearly 130 Emerge America alumnae have stepped forward and announced that they are running for office in 2017 in state and local races.
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Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles has stepped forward to say "me too," accusing former USA Gymnastics team physician Larry Nassar of sexual abuse.
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The Queen – in a headscarf to ward off the chilly evening – then stepped forward to light the fuse that led to the beacon.
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So I was totally stunned when more than a hundred women, including Rachel Maddow and Mika Brzezinski, stepped forward immediately to boost Brokaw.
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Then, he said, Mr. Murphy, who was 16, stepped forward from between two cars, raised the pistol and fired into Mr. Sumter's chest.
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Everyone in Rivera Hernández knew what happened to witnesses who stepped forward: Their bodies were dumped with a dead frog next to them.
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But someone not in the administration has stepped forward to take credit for moderating the president's instinct to go for the big deal.
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Italy, in the midst of its own economic collapse, wanted to be the hero that stepped forward to save the David from collapsing.
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Facing a vacuum, several Republicans who have long opposed Mr. Trump have already stepped forward to help shore up the party's embattled majorities.
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Since the original interview broke, Dash has stepped forward to clarify her remarks and bash the reporter who, she claims, decontextualized her message.
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Ms. Hwang and seven other women, aged 56 to 80, stepped forward, with at least four others asking to be enrolled next year.
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They have recently stepped forward to accuse clerics of abuse in India and Italy, as well as in African and Latin American countries.
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But the real problem was that no one wanted to go first; once Mr. Frazier stepped forward, he gave cover to the rest.
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Mr. Hobart, the United spokesman, confirmed that United sought passengers willing to give up their seats with compensation but that none stepped forward.
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Olympic all-around gymnastics champion Simone Biles stepped forward Monday to allege she also was abused by former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar.
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More than a dozen women soon stepped forward to describe how he sexually assaulted them, many in ways that echoed his own words.
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In August this year, when the nun's complaint became the subject of a police inquiry, Kuriakose stepped forward to help investigate charges against Mulakkal.
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Other manufacturers have not stepped forward because developing and manufacturing insulin requires billions of dollars in investment along with deep scientific and technical expertise.
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She added that she is so grateful to the women who have stepped forward because, for a long time, she felt she could not.
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There&aposs nobody stepped forward and said I told Trump, I told Manafort, I told anybody, I told Cory, no one has said that.
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Three whistleblowers stepped forward to bring the allegations in two lawsuits filed under the whistleblower provisions of the False Claims Acts, the government said.
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But, she said, "once the president stepped forward and supported him, the RNC, you could argue, had no choice" but to fall in line.
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That should no longer be an issue for Franco, who on Tuesday stepped forward to claim the third-largest lottery prize in US history.
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But for these Republicans who have stepped forward to decry his move, there is likely a depressing political calculation at work here as well.
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Soon after, other Gold Star families stepped forward to say that Trump either hadn't contacted them or went back on promises he'd previously made.
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Most recent reports: The comments came the same day that yet another woman stepped forward to say she was harassed by a venture capitalist.
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So far, the designer behind Pippa Middleton's stunning engagement ring from new fiancé James Matthews hasn't stepped forward – but London jewelers are weighing in.
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"The President's ban is a cruel and arbitrary decision designed to humiliate transgender Americans who have stepped forward to serve our country," she added.
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The front door opened and I stepped forward, passing a group of young women to my right — splattered with blood from head to toe.
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Over a raucous 45 minutes, the new members cheered, groaned and heckled as each person stepped forward to a mahogany box filled with chips.
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The industry woke up to that and the actresses, who were always there and always ready, stepped forward and showed everyone how it's done.
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Because of this, some companies that make other products have stepped forward to possibly fill the shortage by using their factories to make ventilators.
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McConnell stepped forward to definitively state that the Senate would not consider a nomination to succeed him until after the presidential election in November.
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After 25 minutes of their testimonials, Trump, who avoided military service in Vietnam due to a foot problem, stepped forward to offer his statement.
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Board members like DeBorge Pinnington, a composer and full-throated soprano, stepped forward to brace Mr. Peskanov for all the paper work and lawyering.
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Eli stepped forward, shook the head of school's hand, took the diploma and then sank back into the chair on the riser, heart pounding.
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That's when Demps stepped forward and swished 3-pointers on four straight possessions to restore a 54-49 advantage with 5:30 to play.
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As yet none of the Vatican figures named in the document have stepped forward to either confirm or deny the meat of Viganò's account.
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Other women soon stepped forward to say Mr. Moore had made advances on them, too, one of whom accused him of committing sexual assault.
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This all started at a Trump rally in Florida, where Fields stepped forward to ask Trump a question as he was trying to leave.
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The disasters of democracy hit us every day, but we might sometimes forget to notice those points where we've stepped forward and made progress.
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She said it's "really unfortunate" if some girls stepped forward only because of all the attention in the last few weeks, the report said.
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Minnesota Electoral College votes were anonymous at the time and no one stepped forward to claim the faithless vote as any kind of political protest.
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While, as always, Thompson has nothing to say about these accusations, Kardashian has stepped forward on Instagram Stories to give her side of the story.
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TAYLOR: Well, it&aposs important that we`re taking care that unbroken line of patriots who have stepped forward always on behalf of this nation.
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She also didn't seem particularly interested in learning that the #MeToo movement isn't exclusively for women, since men have also stepped forward with their stories.
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According to the Sentinel, since the publication of their report "dozens" of additional TripAdvisor users have stepped forward to allege the site censored their comments.
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A long road to recovery Earlier this month, Abbie gripped the bars as she stepped forward at Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital in Grand Rapids.
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That should no longer be an issue for Franco, who on Tuesday stepped forward to claim the third-largest lottery prize in U.S. history. (CNBC)
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Over the past two weeks, women in Hollywood and all over the world have stepped forward with stories of abuse, harassment, and assault by men.
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Each woman stepped forward with the standard introductory line – "My name is… and I represent… My measurements are," — but completed their statements with chilling revelations.
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A former Michigan State gymnast, Lindsey Lemke, who previously had a letter read on her behalf by her mother, stepped forward to make a statement.
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And then, with that matter now squarely behind it, Facebook on Tuesday stepped forward to share some information about its effort to read our minds.
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His picture, appearing repeatedly on television and the internet, was viewed by millions, yet not a single person stepped forward to say they knew him.
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Since Lazard was brought in potential investors in Takata have stepped forward, including private equity fund KKR and Chinese auto supplier Ningbo Joyson Electronic Corp.
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Lottery officials announced on Monday that the winner of the $1.5 billion Mega Millions drawing from October 2018 has stepped forward to claim their prize.
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Despite Hill's straight dropback (no play-action), Smith actually stepped forward initially after the snap, and Thomas zipped right by to come wide open deep.
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The central caped figure stepped forward to raise his hands and reveal that his elbow length latex gloves contained flashlights in each of the fingers.
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In the wake of the report, more women have stepped forward to accuse O'Reilly, who has for years hosted the most-watched show on cable.
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As Mr. Grassley listened to his critics in the Senate chamber, a potentially strong Democratic challenger unexpectedly stepped forward in Iowa to run against him.
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After Lincicome struck her last warm-up shot, Gouws stepped forward and whispered something in her ear, causing a smile to spread across her face.
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But not one has stepped forward – because taking such a step would endanger conservative economic policies, and those are evidently more important than human rights.
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Rome had hoped to sign up many other EU partners to the project, but as of last week only two further states had stepped forward.
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" He stepped forward this year, he explained in the complaint, because of the "ethical imperative of an engineer — to protect the safety of the public.
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"Faced with grave and harrowing threats, the men and women standing behind us stepped forward to save the lives of their fellow Americans," he said.
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One can imagine people pretending not to hear and staring fiercely down at their phones; instead, three brave passengers stepped forward to protect the girls.
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An anonymous woman in South Carolina has stepped forward to claim it, and she is already doing a ton of good with her new fortune.
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No major musician has stepped forward, but Ted Nugent, Loretta Lynn and Kid Rock were among those who voiced their enthusiasm for Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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One of Pinault's chief fashion competitors, Bernault Arnault, then stepped forward early Tuesday to double Pinault's donation and pledged nearly $226 million (200 million euros).
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The 39-year-old was swept into the national spotlight in 2015 after her parents, who are white, stepped forward and said Dolezal was not black.
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Washington (CNN)Another woman stepped forward Saturday to accuse Donald Trump of sexual assault, saying he kissed her without her consent at his estate in Florida.
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Friends of mine have stepped forward to publicly share their own stories of sexual violence based on my involvement and the involvement of the other survivors.
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One other obstacle confronts the never-say-die "Never Trump" crowd: No candidate of any stature has stepped forward to challenge Mr. Trump at the convention.
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No major political star has stepped forward publicly so far to be a third-party candidate either, and possible recruits, such as Mitt Romney and Sen.
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Shkreli claimed to have already sold the album in September, but the buyer hasn't stepped forward and it's pretty unclear whether there was a hand-off.
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"The first person that stepped forward and helped us in any way possible was the lady that helped us with the wedding dress," Lauderdale told CNN.
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Gretchen Carlson, a former Fox anchor, filed a lawsuit against Mr. Ailes this month, but others have since stepped forward with similar complaints of inappropriate behavior.
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Mr. Miranda, a towering figure and former Marine who is partial to bolo ties and sports a bushy silver beard, stepped forward as Mr. Estrada's lawyer.
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It was only a matter of time before an aggressive opportunist with deep pockets stepped forward to make an argument for why Mr. Dorsey should go.
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The State Tax Administration warned in the statement that others in the entertainment industry could also face investigations unless they stepped forward to declare untaxed income.
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After a procedure penalty on the Bears, Cutler was being harassed in a collapsing pocket when he stepped forward and fired toward wide receiver Marquess Wilson.
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"In this case, the fact that people stepped forward and said what they heard led us to be able to stop a tragedy today," Villanueva said.
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A pivotal witness who was in the president&aposs inner circle had stepped forward and offered to testify in a trial about the president&aposs misconduct.
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Representatives of the Palikur, an indigenous people living in Amapá and French Guiana, have recently stepped forward to say that their ancestors had frequented Rego Grande.
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In 1996, for example, he stepped forward when dozens of other executives refused to speak to Newsweek for a cover article, titled "Corporate Killers," about downsizing.
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As Japanese banks pulled back from the European CLO market in recent months, other investors, including global insurance companies, have stepped forward to fill the gap.
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Though two women recently stepped forward, accusing Scoble of inappropriately grabbing them, both incidents happened prior to 2015, when Scoble publicly confessed that he was an alcoholic.
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"The Anchorage Police Department extends its gratitude to the citizen who stepped forward with the evidence of this crime," the Anchorage Police Department said in a statement.
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According to leaked documents, AGT stepped forward once again, this time working with VASTech, a South African company, which would later develop a similar system in Libya.
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The media rarely give national news coverage to incidents like this, but responsible gun owners have stepped forward in this way many times before to save lives.
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Many parents stepped forward and complained that their daughters — who were often either Black or biracial — were being harshly disciplined for wearing braids with extensions to school.
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Once Moore's credible accusers stepped forward, Jones stepped up his campaign, appealing to centrists with policy and rhetoric that galvanized African Americans, women and even young people.
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At the CDC Foundation, we are extremely grateful to our donors who have stepped forward to help prevent Zika-related birth defects—but more support is crucial.
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The group of Pelosi detractors has been working to recruit a challenger to the California Democrat, the heavy favorite for speaker, but no one has stepped forward.
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U.S. business associations and border-state politicians stepped forward to let the president know that this would be a costly mistake, in both economic and political terms.
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And now a second woman, Deborah Ramirez, has stepped forward with further accounts of sexual abuse by Kavanaugh, this time when he was a student at Yale.
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Gretchen Carlson, a former Fox anchor, had filed a lawsuit against him earlier in July, and others then stepped forward with similar complaints of inappropriate behavior. 28.
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Target, J.P. Morgan, Home Depot, and even the U.S. government's Office of Personnel Management have stepped forward with similar confessions that they'd been hacked in recent years.
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This all started on Tuesday night at a Trump rally in Florida, where Fields stepped forward to ask Trump a question as he was trying to leave.
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As one of the demonstrators stormed the stage, Jill stepped forward and shoved her before a group of Biden campaign staffers wrestled and carried the person away.
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Meanwhile, an HHS whistleblower and an FDA scientist have stepped forward to warn that the department's coronavirus response has been disorganized and could put Americans at risk.
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"Not one Oakland city official has stepped forward and said, 'This is how we're going to fix it,'" Harris's attorney, Curtis Briggs, told reporters after the verdict.
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In the absence of presidential leadership, the most fiscally conservative House Republicans have stepped forward to demand that the health care law be whittled to near nothingness.
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Because "there were very few women in those days who dared to 'speak in meeting,' " as Gage put it, their points went unchallenged until Truth stepped forward.
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And there may be more to come: More nuns have stepped forward to report sexual abuse at the hands of priests, the police in Kerala State say.
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But the experience that Ms. Fairfax always pinpointed as the most memorable of her career was when little Debra Lewis stepped forward and integrated the Carthage school.
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He added that if Snowden made his concerns known to anyone personally, they had not stepped forward to alert the NSA during the agency's subsequent internal investigation.
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The friends Markle is meeting in New York City might very well be the women who stepped forward earlier this month to defend the Duchess from tabloid rumors.
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The cases unravel The convictions began to unravel several years ago when one of Ramirez's two nieces, now in her twenties, stepped forward to say she had lied.
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" Around this time, Woo stepped forward and outed herself, and also tweeted: "I'm sure I don't need to explain the reasons people don't report things like this immediately.
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The feet are kept staggered and one foot is stepped forward deep across the wrestler before he turns and withdraws the trailing leg, all while controlling the wrist.
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Father Karadima's victims say that Bishop Barros was aware of the abuse and failed to speak up, and then failed to support the victims when they stepped forward.
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One of the C&C executives calmed everyone down, and then Hayden stepped forward to announce her resignation — the one I'd demanded as a condition of the acquisition.
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Weeks ago, Robert Lorsch, the L.A. philanthropist who stepped forward after his suspension to cover the young athlete's living and training expenses, along with his legal fees, died.
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The players say they don't disrespect the American flag, don't disrespect our national anthem, and don't disrespect military veterans like me who stepped forward to serve our country.
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But because he was wearing a mask, the stadium of 40,000 Alibaba employees only broke into surprised applause when he stepped forward and took off the bejewelled accessory.
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Dozens of current and former cheerleaders have stepped forward to discuss the indignities of what is often considered a glamorous job at the pinnacle of the dance profession.
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That made him the first to go through an entry gate into the DMZ, signaling to the seven others on the patrol to wait, as he stepped forward.
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That made him the first to go through an entry gate into the DMZ, signalling to the seven others on the patrol to wait, as he stepped forward.
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As Tether flails, cryptocurrency exchanges launch rival stablecoins As TechCrunch wrote in November, a number of "Tether-killers" have stepped forward, but none have dethroned the top dog.
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Then I noticed it: music, building to a crescendo, and at the last possible moment one of our party stepped forward, blasting a shotgun at the head bloodsucker.
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As Mr. Farley dropped one arm and uncomfortably raised his gaze to the crowd, Mr. Babayan diplomatically stepped forward to grasp the microphone from Mr. Farley's clenched fist.
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Employees have stepped forward to describe the company as a "never-ending party," with no boundaries between work and play, Business Insider's Meghan Morris and Julie Bort reported.
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Mr. Rajoy stepped forward to try to form a government after his party reached a deal on Sunday with Ciudadanos, a small centrist party led by Albert Rivera.
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As some states have become emboldened to attempt to restrict reproductive health care access, Oregon and Illinois have stepped forward to propose legislation to expand care for all.
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One woman who stepped forward hailed from Australia's southern island of Tasmania, where she had founded a company of Aborigine female dancers to recuperate her people's lost practices.
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And in recent days, potential Democratic challengers have stepped forward against both Mr. Heller and Mr. Flake, the two Republicans most likely to face tough races in 2018.
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WoTC never officially explained why it removed Turtenwald, but several women stepped forward to explain how he'd sexually harassed them and abused his position as a Magic pro.
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Like Ellsberg, who began in stealth but eventually stepped forward, there will eventually be a time when Trump is gone, and Anonymous will be able to step up.
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That made him the first to go through an entry gate into the DMZ, signaling to the seven others on the patrol to wait, as he stepped forward.
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This all started on Tuesday night at a Trump rally in Jupiter, Florida, where Fields stepped forward to ask Trump a question as he was trying to leave.
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After seeing the difficulties Henrichs faced, Zeigler, whose blood is type O, stepped forward to get tested as a transplant candidate — and doctors discovered she was a perfect match.
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Former investigators and experts continue to spur speculation on what really happened -- who killed JonBenet and who still may have knowledge on the case but has not stepped forward.
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The captain warned that the flight would need to be diverted and land in Wyoming (far from its Boston destination) for an emergency search if no one stepped forward.
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It's humiliating and many survivors carry around a sense of powerlessness after the fact — just ask any of the women who have stepped forward with accusations about Donald Trump.
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No pharmaceutical company or private investors have stepped forward with an interest in sponsoring his work; he's secured a small amount of government funding, but it's not nearly enough.
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But in tandem with the momentum toward national legalization of cannabis, a new crop of moral entrepreneurs, led by Berenson, have stepped forward to enforce the crumbling status quo.
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I think that the United States has now stepped forward along with Russia," Trump said, adding that he feels that the US and Russia have "both made some mistakes.
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Ms. Kelly has told colleagues that she was disappointed with those who stepped forward to vouch for Mr. Ailes before knowing the full extent of the allegations against him.
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It reached such a pitch that when another German doctor stepped forward and declared he'd come up a cure, American doctors couldn't wait to embrace this new miracle product.
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Another alleged victim who stepped forward after Savage was a 2109-year-old former Bronx resident who asked that only his first name, Troy, be used for this article.
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Several more women have stepped forward to offer on-the-record accounts of having been aggressively groped or kissed by Trump against their will, right after he met them.
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Ms. Nixon has framed education as the cause of her life, the biggest reason she ran when no other prominent Democrat stepped forward in the primary against Mr. Cuomo.
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On Monday, Nixon, a brilliant actress best known for the HBO series "Sex and the City," stepped forward to challenge the incumbent, Andrew Cuomo, in this year's Democratic primary.
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" Four protesters, who learned that warrants had been issued in their names, then stepped forward and were taken into custody as other demonstrators chanted, "Thank you; we love you.
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As they cleared a path toward acquittal, some Republicans stepped forward to explain why they voted as they did — even though they believed what President Trump did was wrong.
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When the film came to rural Georgia, his organization struggled to find anyone willing to host it -- until a young farmer stepped forward by the name of Jimmy Carter.
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Congress stepped forward two years ago with a five-year transportation infrastructure funding bill, and while this bill has been helpful, we know that more needs to be done.
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President Emmanuel Macron pledged to rebuild the Gothic masterpiece, and within the first 24 hours after the fire began, tycoons, companies and local authorities stepped forward with large donations.
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O'Brien: I do think it's important to say that while women need to be aware of the ramifications of speaking up, it's good that so many have stepped forward.
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As more women stepped forward, and more men were accused of abuse, a group of female talent agents met at Creative Artists to discuss the problem and explore solutions.
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As Trump stepped forward to to take the oath of office, six protesters, each wearing a letter of the word "RESIST," stood up to chant the preamble to US Constitution.
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Had the party's most recent presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, who had criticised Mr Trump as a "a phoney, a fraud", stepped forward at that point, perhaps they might have done.
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DE told a newspaper he is optimistic about the sales process of the airline's subsidiary Niki after a number of would-be investors stepped forward under a fast-approaching deadline.
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I stepped forward to address the crowd and admitted that when I was ousted from OpenMind last year, I thought my time at the company had come to an end.
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" House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi in a statement that the policy change is a "cruel and arbitrary decision designed to humiliate transgender Americans who stepped forward to serve our country.
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After President Trump's awful Twitter tirade against Morning Joe host Mika Brzezinski in the wee hours of Thursday morning, one surprising outlet stepped forward to condemn his actions — Fox News.
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In the wake of the tragic Manchester attack, a number of celebrities stepped forward with thoughtful, heartfelt messages, tweets, and gestures to show their support for the victims and survivors.
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As a result of the investigation, several women stepped forward saying that Turner had falsely impersonated a Broncos player, including the victim at the center of this most recent arrest.
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In July 2016 the German domestic intelligence agency, the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution stepped forward–and not the U.S. intelligence community–in reporting Iran's first violation.
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Governor Cuomo and leaders at Columbia University and the American Meteorological Society stepped forward to rev the committee back to life and we've been meeting consistently over the last year.
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"Many of the Trump Organization employees have stepped forward to recount how the Trump Organization setup a pipeline to systematically obtain cheap immigrant labor and hired undocumented immigrants," they wrote.
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And after 9/11, millions of Americans stepped forward to serve their neighbors, as volunteering soared and national service opportunities grew to lend a hand both at home and abroad.
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Ryan initially blanched at taking the job but stepped forward when it became apparent that there was simply no one else who could win a majority of the majority's vote.
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On Sunday, a second accuser, Deborah Ramirez, stepped forward with her own story of sexual misconduct on Sunday, saying that Kavanaugh had exposed himself to her at a college party.
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Then a letter surfaced from Christine Blasey Ford accusing him of sexually assaulting her when they were both teenagers, she stepped forward, and the confirmation struggle took an extraordinary turn.
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A day earlier, Trump's top lieutenants stepped forward to repudiate the op-ed in a show of loyalty to their incensed boss, who has ordered aides to unmask the writer.
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Two of the Republican senators who have stepped forward to block the party's dash toward a tax overhaul say they are withholding their support to stick up for Main Street.
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He joined a packed field of candidates who stepped forward after the incumbent, Todd Strange, who has held the office since 2009, said he was not running for re-election.
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Ms. Kelly, in the end, helped end his run at Fox News, when she stepped forward to tell lawyers investigating allegations against Mr. Ailes that he had harassed her, too.
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The boy we nicknamed "BlueJay" lived with us for almost a year when extended family members stepped forward to take custody of him and his two brothers back in March.
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In the 1890s, for instance, a handful of people, mostly friends of Theodore Roosevelt, stepped forward to protect the American bison as it was about to be butchered into extinction.
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Archila said she thinks Flake was moved not just by her and Gallagher's stories of being sexually assaulted, but also by other women, including Ford, who have recently stepped forward.
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The previous year, the title went to "the silence breakers," women who bravely stepped forward to accuse powerful men of sexual harassment and assault that resulted in a global movement.
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"Women from every phase of Judge Kavanaugh's life, those who know him best, have stepped forward to say that the allegation being leveled against him is false," said Sara Fagen.
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Formed in response to the floods of women who stepped forward in late 2017 with tales of workplace sexual misconduct or worse, the Times Up initiative announced itself on Jan.
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Some Democratic lawmakers grumbled privately that, once the party backed away from the impeachment inquiry, it would be only a matter of time before Republicans stepped forward to hold hearings.
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The first is that because Wong Jack Man was poised to open his own martial arts school in Chinatown, he stepped forward in an opportunistic moment to generate some publicity.
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The boys had early defenders, and many more stepped forward after additional video footage emerged showing a fuller picture of the confrontation — turning the incident into a politically charged controversy.
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Still, the financial struggles of HBCUs are starting to get more attention, and 2100 Democratic presidential candidates and other politicians have stepped forward with various plans to address the issue. Sen.
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After she told her story to a reporter at the Denver Post, a private benefactor stepped forward and paid her way through college, enabling her to attend the University of Denver.
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And though a Democrat, like most products of Maryland's affluent suburbs, Ms Blasey appears to have nothing to gain from her allegations, much to lose, and to have stepped forward reluctantly.
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U.S. insurers had been bucking the trend until Chubb stepped forward in July, but AXIS' decision adds momentum to the shift away from not just coal but fossil fuels more broadly.
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On the day after the referendum vote, the prime minister resigned and Brexit campaign leaders were nowhere to be seen; it was Mark Carney who stepped forward to calm the markets.
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One major donor so far has stepped forward: Home Depot founder Bernie Marcus, who has given $3 million to the super PAC, according to two people with knowledge of his giving.
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A day after the New York Times published a report about allegations of sexual harassment made against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein, another woman has stepped forward to accuse him of misconduct.
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No one has stepped forward to take credit for the leaks and it is unknown if a similar exploit to the 2014 Fappening was used to illegally gain access to them.
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Backed by a large Chinese flag, 11 Chinese astronauts stepped forward on the main stage to introduce themselves and place their hands in clay moulds which will displayed at a museum.
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Now she was here as Sol Dominion's representative; she stepped forward with the assurance that having a multinational corporation behind her in the face of a small-town sheriff gave her.
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To the surprise of most followers of England, it was Dier who stepped forward in the 74th minute to score on a free kick from the edge of the penalty area.
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"He stepped forward to risk his life for his country, served honorably under difficult circumstances, and was one of the most consequential senators in the history of the body," Graham said.
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Matthew Dellavedova stepped forward during the last postseason and is set to cash in as a free agent in a way few undrafted rookies out of St. Mary's can dream about.
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The state's lottery commission announced on Monday that the person had stepped forward, ending questions about why, five months after the winning numbers were announced, no one had claimed the money.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, who has worked for months to find traction in a crowded Democratic presidential primary, stepped forward on Friday with a call to arms: President Trump must be impeached.
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Last Sunday, while de Blasio appeared tied up in knots over whether schools would open on Monday, Cuomo, who had also expressed some reservations, stepped forward to demand they be closed.
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In the second, the Illinois attorney general, Lisa Madigan, stepped forward and filed an unusual federal lawsuit against Chicago seeking a court-enforced consent decree to reform police training and oversight.
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My beaming children — they wanted this — stepped forward to accept the trophy while I half-apologized to Mr. Goodale, ashamed of the winnings in light of my inadequate sled-building skills.
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Major League Baseball has stepped forward with its own initiative hoping to broaden the scope of instruction and the appeal of the game by making youth baseball, well, more child's play.
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After the final curtain calls that night, Brandon Victor Dixon, the actor who portrays Aaron Burr, stepped forward with a microphone to directly address Mr. Pence, who was leaving the theater.
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Little has been known about the people testing Google's algorithms and results (even by the company's own engineers) until 10 of them stepped forward to talk about their jobs and process.
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And no one has stepped forward to introduce the legislation, in part because the White House insists on retaining control over any changes, according to three people familiar with the situation.
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Islam, who arrived in Cox's Bazar with his wife and two children, said he was not scared of elephants, although others were, so he stepped forward to be on the elephant team.
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Among those who have stepped forward to speak out against the social media giant: Apple CEO Tim Cook, an Alphabet AI engineer and several former Facebook execs, including founding president Sean Parker.
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As pressure mounts for Hollywood to denounce R. Kelly thanks to the Lifetime documentary Surviving R. Kelly, Lady Gaga has finally stepped forward to apologize for her 2013 collaboration with the singer.
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Late in the Emmys telecast, during the portion of the show that often tends to drag, a hero stepped forward to make us all sit up and take notice for a moment.
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Related: Craig Wright Claims He Is Bitcoin Creator 'Satoshi Nakamoto' Now many bitcoin enthusiasts are debating why Wright stepped forward and then retracted his claims and whether he had harmed bitcoin's image.
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"After suffering in silence, sometimes for decades, women stepped forward from every sector of society — actors, politicians, prison guards, students, scientists, waitresses, salespeople — to say #MeToo and tell their stories," she says.
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The RNC has presented a united front with the Trump campaign since the tape emerged, and as 11 women have stepped forward to accuse Trump of sexual assault or unwanted sexual advances.
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Another woman accusing Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein of sexual abuse has stepped forward, with actress Louisette Geiss saying the producer exposed himself to her in 2008 during a meeting about a script.
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The mysterious street art master Banksy has stepped forward (in his own shadowy way) as the artist behind the massive European Union flag mural that appeared in Dover, England over the weekend.
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"I think there was an appreciation that we stepped forward and we did the right thing – and we weren't afraid to do the right thing when it came to guns," Connecticut Gov.
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On the prevention front, WHO announced at the end of 2015 that 85033 million men and youth had stepped forward for male circumcision, doing their part to protect themselves and end AIDS.
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Mr. Navalny verbally bashed Ms. Sobchak, calling her a tool of the Kremlin and releasing the anger evidently pent up since she stepped forward to claim the liberal banner in the election.
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On Friday, the news of Harvey Weinstein's arrest wound its way through the lives of the many women who stepped forward to accuse him, over and over, of harassment, assault and abuse.
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Most Americans strongly support the Paris agreement, and thousands of mayors, governors, chief executives and others stepped forward to reaffirm their commitment to it after the president walked away from the accord.
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This short story from The New Yorker became a viral sensation as many women stepped forward to say they could relate to the tale, which recounts a charged and awkward dating encounter.
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In what may be the strangest turn of events in what is a pretty weird story anyway, several young women have stepped forward to claim that they are, in fact, the chicken litterer.
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In the year and half since then, a number of women have filed defamation lawsuits against Cosby, saying the comedian and his lawyer defamed them by calling them liars after they stepped forward.
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French minister and former government spokesman Christophe Castaner also took to Twitter to say how admirable it was that Gassama stepped forward to save a life without giving any thought for his own.
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The conspiracy theory flashed up in the wake of Melania Trump's plagiarism scandal, when a little-known ghostwriter named Meredith McIver stepped forward to accept responsibility for the plagiarized portions of the speech.
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Although no major state company or fund has stepped forward, talks have been taking place with sovereign investors including the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, Singapore's GIC and other funds, sources have told Reuters.
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So far, three candidates have stepped forward to run for the Westchester Senate seat, which covers diverse cities like Yonkers to the south, affluent suburbs like Larchmont and more rural towns like Bedford.
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As news broke that the singer died on Friday at age 20183 after succumbing to complications from a recent heart valve replacement, many stepped forward to share their cherished moments with the star.
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Before California stepped forward, the Obama administration had proposed its own solution to the market (and policy) failure that leaves half of the private-sector workforce without access to any retirement savings plan.
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After a review of surveillance footage, Chicago Police Department spokeswoman told WLS-TV that the woman was talking on her phone when she stepped forward off of the platform and onto the tracks.
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"All of these young women who bravely stepped forward and have spoken out did not immediately run off to lawyers," said Kathy Johnson Clarke, an Olympic medalist and SEC Network/ESPN gymnastics analyst.
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From coast to coast, Americans from all walks of life stepped forward to participate in volunteer service activities to strengthen their communities and address challenges we face locally and at the national level.
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But as one generation of Germans has died and given its art to the next, a number of people with prominent collections and unsettled consciences have stepped forward to investigate what they own.
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The National Library of Israel has also stepped forward to help catalog and identify stolen books from Croatia and make the lists accessible to people who speak Hebrew, Ladino, Yiddish and other languages.
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A day after the last presidential debate — you know, that one where Donald Trump declared the peaceful transfer of power to be kind of an option he was weighing — his latest accuser stepped forward.
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After looking at what has been reported in many publications over the last couple of days, I'm appalled and commend the courage of the women who've stepped forward to report sexual abuse or rape.
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"Thank God someone finally stepped forward with some balls," said David Bernstein, a business leader who is prominent in the community of about 200 people, and two synagogues in the western Iowa meatpacking city.
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Webster's clients began their mass exodus after a former aspiring country artist named Austin Rick (also known by his stage name, Austin Cody) stepped forward last Friday, accusing Webster of sexual harassment on Facebook.
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As Buffon left the field under the applause of the Madrid crowd, the man who stepped forward to take the penalty was inevitably Cristiano Ronaldo, the undisputed goal-scoring machine of the Champions League.
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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, a leading voice in the fight against the FCC's net neutrality rules repeal, has stepped forward with one of the first legal challenges to the commission's controversial vote.
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Here is an excerpt from her statement, as read by the attorney general: Other women stepped forward to describe various incidents of abuse that spanned Nassar's time with USAG and with Michigan State University.
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President Emmanuel Macron has pledged to rebuild the Gothic masterpiece within five years, and less than 48 hours since the fire began, tycoons, companies, local authorities and individuals have stepped forward with large donations.
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Sri Lanka's government announced last week that it would reverse a 1955 law that bans women from buying alcohol, but the country's president has now stepped forward to block the move, the BBC reports.
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"We get daily reminders of the threats arrayed against us, but what we're seeing here in this case already is some good people stepped forward with information," Mayor Bill de Blasio said Thursday evening.
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The imam is said to have bravely stepped forward to insist that the enraged citizens who pulled the man from the van held him down until police arrived rather than beating him to death.
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"Several local families have already stepped forward to offer shelter to the people that are seeking asylum and have been granted international protection, fleeing war and persecution," the city said in its status update.
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After a full Bachelor season of conflicting rumors about who, exactly, would be taking the baton from Hannah Brown as 2020's Bachelorette, Clare Crawley has stepped forward to show us how it's done.
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One-time rivals Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg and Beto O'Rourke all stepped forward in the 22016-hour period that followed the Palmetto State primary to anoint Biden as the best candidate to confront Trump.
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After pointedly refusing to discuss politics for most of her career, Swift stepped forward in October to call on her young fans to vote, endorsing two Democratic candidates in her home state of Tennessee.
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But he still managed to get $40 million in his negotiations to step down from the company — twice what the network gave Gretchen Carlson, the woman who first stepped forward with accusations against Ailes.
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Whoever chose it (and no one is claiming authorship, just as no one has stepped forward as a leader of the movement), and for whatever reason, instinct or insight, it was a potent idea.
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It's been a little more than a week since Ford, a California professor and research psychologist, stepped forward to publicly accuse Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her at a teen party in the early 1980s.
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After Gabriel's death, an anonymous source from the Los Angeles County Department of Children & Family Services (DCFS) stepped forward to release an official document that exposed a shocking pattern of neglect from the organization.
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The action comes after Mr. Cosby was found guilty last week of sexually assaulting a former Temple University employee, though many dozens of women have stepped forward, claiming he drugged and assaulted them too.
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And we'll be voting for candidates -- including an unprecedented number of women of color -- who have stepped forward to build a new future, one that holds a place of honor for each of us.
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An internet marketing company stepped forward, claiming that it had gotten the original girl to tweet the photo of Alex as a viral marketing stunt, and seeded the meme with inorganic retweets and promotion.
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Relatively few top officials have stepped forward to accept the offer, even as Mr. Guaidó's allies have aggressively promoted an amnesty law, going as far as hand-delivering copies at military and police posts.
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No prominent politician stepped forward to run against Ms. Tsai, and as the Kuomintang's initial nominee, Hung Hsiu-chu, trailed badly in the polls, she was replaced in October by Mr. Chu, the party secretary.
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News of lurid behavior in the national USA Gymnastics team community surfaced in February, after more than 40 plaintiffs, ages 9 to 18, stepped forward and accused a team doctor Larry Nassar of sexual abuse.
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"We're launching the campaign with what I think is a very powerful PSA [and] a number of brave and generous people who've stepped forward to share the names they've been bullied with," Lewinsky tells Refinery29.
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When his comments about relations between men and boys surfaced, he stepped forward at a press conference, the full text of which was shared to his Facebook page, and gave context to the circulating quotations.
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What makes it unique is that the worldview's adherents, though steeped in politics, somehow imagine that resolving American ideological conflict would be easy if only the right person or small group of people stepped forward.
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Set up on the goalline next to the left post, he took a pass from Mark Arcobello, stepped forward, spun and pulled the puck to his forehand in front of Laco and jammed it in.
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Sykes, a vocal Trump critic throughout the 2016 campaign cycle, pointed out that a dozen women have stepped forward alleging that Trump had done the very things he boasted about in the "Access Hollywood" video.
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"You stepped forward and answered the call yet again, knowing full well that you would be subject to the slanderish treatment — the Kavanaugh treatment — that we have seen, of senators impugning your integrity," Cruz said.
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Portrayed by Kerry Washington, Hill is the central subject of Confirmation: a real woman and law professor who stepped forward and shared her testimony about being sexually harassed by then-Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas.
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We were boring in comparison to them, I thought, as the bottle came to a stop and, to a chorus of cheers, the boxer stepped forward and shook the hand of one of the Americans.
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Knowing that millions of people face similar struggles to astronauts' long-lasting confinement in space, a handful of have stepped forward to offer their hard-won advice, especially for coexisting with others in isolated spaces.
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"The other part that's been amazing is people who have stepped forward and said, 'You know what, I love this, and I want to be a part of making people's wishes come true,'" Dan said.
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There is no evidence that what Trump said is true, and a line of prominent officials, most notably the former director of national intelligence James Clapper, have stepped forward to cast doubt on the claim.
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Isn't it great how they voluntarily stepped forward to stand up for the new Ukrainian administration, when all along they were hiding that they and the Ukrainians actually had all those people on their payroll.
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I think that in hindsight it may very well turn out that right person stepped forward, because if Evan McMullin does win Utah, I think that will be an important moment on a number of fronts.
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The shelter has fallen for that sweet face and is moving forward with surgery, despite the high cost (an owner has not stepped forward to claim her, and her mandatory seven-day stray hold has expired).
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Toward the end of Lady Gaga's impassioned performance of "Til It Happens to You," her Oscar-nominated song about sexual assault, a curtain parted onstage, and dozens of grim-faced young men and women stepped forward.
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A new accuser stepped forward with harassment accusations the same day, and there were rumblings that James and Lachlan Murdoch — top executives at 21st Century Fox — were already angling to get O'Reilly out of the picture.
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But it was not until a pair of conservative women, Representatives Barbara Comstock of Virginia and Martha Roby of Alabama, implored Mr. Trump to withdraw that previously hesitant Republicans stepped forward to reject Mr. Trump's candidacy.
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Mr. Lasseter is taking a leave of absence as hundreds of women (and some men) have stepped forward with allegations of sexual harassment against men in Hollywood, the news media, politics, higher education and other industries.
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Mr. Guillen has not yet stepped forward in a prominent way as co-leader, but the S.E.C.'s action, along with a much stronger board of directors, could nudge Mr. Musk toward expanding Mr. Guillen's influence.
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On Wednesday, it was Scott Israel, the sheriff of Florida's Broward County, who stepped forward to announce the toll of a massacre inside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School: 17 children and adults dead, another 16 wounded.
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After the Fox host Gretchen Carlson filed a harassment suit against Mr. Ailes this year, multiple other women stepped forward to lodge their own complaints against him, all of which Mr. Ailes has denied through lawyers.
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Nassar's sentencing in Eaton County was his third in recent months as dozens of young women and their families stepped forward to confront him for his sexual abuse of gymnasts under the guise of medical treatment.
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But John Chrin, a self-funding former investment banker, has stepped forward to test that proposition against Cartwright, in a district that was drawn by Republican legislators to be safely Democratic just a few years ago.
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Kaiser's disclosure came shortly after a different whistleblower stepped forward with information, igniting a scandal that brought down Cambridge Analytica and resulted in the Federal Trade Commission fining Facebook, 15 months later, $5 billion for mishandling data.
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In New York City, in spite of the risk of retaliation from their employer, some fast food workers have boldly stepped forward to report on companies that have failed to comply with the 2017 fair workweek law.
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The move saved Behemoth from destruction and probably won us the whole battle, and the next turn my pilot, my character, stepped forward in his sniper-loadout Vindicator and put a shot through that Hunchback's cockpit windshield.
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"Afghanistan deserves peace and security, not attacks that victimize parents taking their children to school, workers on their morning commute, and people who have stepped forward to help defend their fellow citizens," it said in a statement.
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After Trump managed to survive the revelation at the second presidential debate Sunday, two women stepped forward to the Times, as did one writer from People magazine, and accused the mogul of assaulting them in the past.
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Church leaders said they had stepped forward to mediate and reconcile political parties, which would lay the basis for the recovery of an economy battling a severe dollar shortage that has sapped supplies of fuel and medicines.
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Both Ryan and Romney have stepped forward with high-minded soliloquies about the G.O.P.'s values and future, and while that may well be a reflection of conscience, mightn't it also be a fig leaf over ambition?
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Well the correspondence was great because I reluctantly stepped forward as an "expert" in the company of a lot of people who probably had every bit as much experience, maybe more sometimes, as I did with photography.
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From Amy Schumer to Alanis Morissette and Zayn Malik, stars have stepped forward and stood with the House Democrats who staged a 25-hour sit-in with the goal of a vote on gun control legislation reform.
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Last year, dozens of women stepped forward to tell their stories of being sexually assaulted by Bill Cosby, empowering other women to speak out about their own experiences, rather than remain silent for fear of being discredited.
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New filings in federal court in Alexandria, Virginia and Baltimore are vague about the informant's identity or his precise role, but say he stepped forward last summer and claims he was directly involved in spying on Attkisson.
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She took the witness stand last week as a proxy for the dozens of women who have since stepped forward to say that Mr. Cosby had assaulted them, often with details remarkably similar to Ms. Constand's story.
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Now, though, as ad partners stepped forward and called foul, Facebook made a more public apology, but insisted that "it did not impact billing," which is another way of saying that everyone got what they paid for.
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Again and again, the class of eight clasped a wine bottle near its bottom and stepped forward in unison around a dinner table to dispense just enough wine to reach the widest part of a wine glass.
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"It breaks my heart to see the state that the sport is in today, and that is why I stepped forward," Leung said on a telephone conference call for which reporters were required to submit questions beforehand.
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"So Puerto Rico must import a lot from the US." Puerto Rico's status as a territory is particularly concerning to residents at the moment, since Congress has not stepped forward to bail the island out of debt.
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Multiple classmates from Kavanaugh's college years at Yale University have stepped forward to refute Kavanaugh's claims that he never blacked out or vomited from drinking, though it's not clear whether investigators are probing his alleged drinking habits.
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Since 2017, when The New York Times and The New Yorker published their first articles, Ms. McGowan has been vocal in her support of women who stepped forward to accuse the producer of sexually harassing them or worse.
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While it's unclear exactly how the partnership will "unlock" the promised $2.5 billion, other partners such as the French Development Bank and UNICEF have also stepped forward, with the former pledging to double its sanitation commitment by 2022.
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Mohammad Karim Khadimzai, the provincial council chief of Oruzgan, said he had disagreed with the police's promotion of Wasil and his actions, even though the boy had bravely stepped forward at a desperate time during the Taliban's assault.
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Picking his words carefully to avoid the pitfalls of his own NDA and Danish bank secrecy laws - so stringent they surprised some Danish lawmakers - he told European Parliamentarians that employers could retaliate against whistleblowers if they stepped forward.
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Around 10 years ago, mathematics professor and Beatles fan Jason Brown stepped forward with an answer to one of the band's other mysteries, how the dramatic chord that kicks off the classic song "Hard Day's Night" was played.
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This was two months late and they were only able to fulfill their promise because individual Canadians stepped forward to sponsor 216,000 of the total 26,166 Syrians who arrived after the new government took office on November 4th.
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After pacing a six-play, 75-yard touchdown drive earlier in the quarterb, Savage led the Texans (3-4343) on a 73-yard surge to the Colts 7-yard line with seven seconds left before Sheard stepped forward.
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When Prince Harry solemnly stood at attention and stepped forward to lay his tribute wreath for fallen war heroes on Remmebrance Sunday, some observers wondered why the former Army captain wasn't wearing a poppy pin on his uniform.
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With a loss being inevitable, no high-quality candidates stepped forward until Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a political activist who had previously not considered running for office, decided "on a lark" to run because she wanted to affect change.
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CAIRO — A prominent Egyptian human rights lawyer stepped forward on Monday as a candidate in next year's presidential election, emerging as the first open challenger to President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's authoritarian rule after years of growing repression.
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Louis C.K. on Friday released a statement in response to a report published Thursday in The New York Times about several women who stepped forward to discuss experiences with him in which he committed acts of sexual misconduct.
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When a third woman accused Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct this week, Kavanaugh supporters immediately stepped forward with a familiar defense: It couldn't have happened, because surely if it had, someone would have said something at the time.
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As I routinely do in the Senate, I reached across the aisle to see if any of my Republican colleagues would join me in censuring the President for his behavior, but unfortunately not a single Republican stepped forward.
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Fox News's parent company, 21st Century Fox, hired the law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison to conduct an investigation, and a number of other women stepped forward with similar accusations, including the former Fox star Megyn Kelly.
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What was an initially complicated situation at the beginning of the week -- Christine Blasey Ford accusing Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault -- became even more complicated as another woman stepped forward alleging misconduct -- and then another.
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Family friends of ours, who hadn't had that much to do with Elvi in the past, stepped forward to say they would take her out for a walk, giving us some time to relax and concentrate on her brother.
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In 2017 and 2018, Three women stepped forward claims of sexual misconduct, two of which accused deGrasse Tyson of unwanted advances, while the other said that he raped her while they were together in grad school in the 1980s.
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More than a dozen women have stepped forward to accuse Fox News CEO Roger Ailes of sexual harassment in the days since a former host for the channel filed a related lawsuit against Ailes, according to New York magazine.
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As a group of male facility managers tried to provoke the rescue team and convince the police officers to leave, Canjanathoppil stepped forward without hesitation to confront them—an act that was quite against the cultural and gender norm.
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But according to Moore, those who hadn't yet set foot in US territory were blocked from doing so: Two CBP agents who had been standing a few feet from the border stepped forward and stood directly on the line.
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And neither Speaker Paul D. Ryan nor Representative Kevin McCarthy, the incoming minority leader, have stepped forward to confront why the party's once-loyal base of suburban supporters abandoned it — and what can be done to win them back.
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Plenty of massively interesting things have been going on within the genre's bloodied borders (hello, Blood Incantation), but losing Bolt Thrower hit us hard, and no one band has stepped forward yet to fill that gap—until, perhaps, now.
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Mr. Feinberg is the latest in a cascade of prominent men to be forced out of jobs over sexual misconduct allegations since October, when dozens of women stepped forward to accuse the film producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual abuse.
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It was a reflection of a shift underway as a younger generation — one decades removed from the civil rights movements of their parents and grandparents yet also mobilized by the racial struggles of their own era — has stepped forward.
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Details: The findings landed just hours after Senator Mitch McConnell stepped forward to block consideration of a package of election security bills, and a day after the special counsel Robert Mueller warned that Russia was moving again to interfere.
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At the beginning, my team and I spent several months trying to find and talk to some of the women with stories of sexual assault who had stepped forward publicly into a glaring media spotlight — and some who hadn't.
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Two weeks ago, back when Donald Trump was still telling Fox News that he had a hunch the coronavirus death rate would be a "fraction of 1 percent," a nurse in Northern California stepped forward to sound an alarm.
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While Republicans in Congress have generally taken a hard line on illegal immigration and are sympathetic to the argument that Obama overstepped his bounds in creating DACA, several have stepped forward to call for action to protect the Dreamers.
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At least 50 congressional Democrats are pushing Obama to take the rare if not unprecedented step of granting pardons to the young immigrants who have stepped forward to identify themselves in exchange for a promise that they'd be safe from deportation.
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Mother of school bus crash victim: 'He was my only child' But one teacher stepped forward to share one last happy photo with the family of a child who died, said Jan Keys, chief nursing executive at Erlanger Health System.
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"The fact that no one stepped forward during or after the first Schneider approach in July 2015 suggests Aveva will continue as an independent company for a while yet," JP Morgan Cazenove analyst Stacy Pollard wrote in a client note.
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Police took no action, which is why King, Devlin, and O'Kane have stepped forward, said the Guardian — seeing themselves as good candidates to take proactive action as they no longer have jobs which could be adversely impacted by a criminal record.
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"Record numbers of donors, large and small, stepped forward with determination and generosity, creating an irresistible momentum that has brought this great work into public ownership at last," Stephen Deuchar, director of the fundraising charity Art Fund, said in a statement.
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Now, many groups, including those representing business communities, hunters, anglers, tourism operators, and the $887 billion outdoor retail industry, which sustains 7.6 million American jobs, have stepped forward to voice their support for preserving public lands — and the Antiquities Act.
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Lottery officials on Monday announced that a South Carolina resident had stepped forward to claim the $1.5 billion Mega Millions jackpot from last October — the largest jackpot payout to a single winner in U.S. history — but elected to remain anonymous.
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To criticize the judge's work here, to call her out for so relentlessly expressing her bias, is not to give aid and comfort to Nassar or to diminish the courage of the women who stepped forward and shared their stories.
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"It is unthinkable that these brave Americans who stepped forward when others did not after the 9/11 attacks are being left high and dry by their leadership," said Paul Rieckhoff, the chief executive of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America.
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We were the only ISP that then stepped forward to work with them on other potential solutions, which resulted in them moving ahead with a standard plan we have for public sector clients interested in WiFi hotspots as a pilot project.
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Already hailed by some in the era of President Trump as the main defender of the West and its values, Ms. Merkel has stepped forward to suggest a diplomatic alternative to the aggressive language being exchanged between Washington and North Korea.
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That proved to be all too true of the 2008-09 Great Recession: In the aftermath, nobody in the policymaking, financial or academic communities stepped forward to accept responsibility for the worst global economic setback in the past 70 years.
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This new policy, as did the previous one, will affect those patriotic immigrants who stepped forward to serve their adopted country in uniform, understanding that as a consequence they likely would be deployed at hazard for the nation they love.
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Nearly 60 women have stepped forward to accuse Cosby — once known as "America's dad" from his role on the NBC show — of sexual assault, but many of the allegations are too old to pursue in criminal court under statutes of limitation.
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Now a salesman in Brazil has stepped forward to say that his own family photos were stolen to concoct the profile of "Melvin Redick," one of many American impostors involved in the spread of Russian propaganda on Facebook and Twitter.
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Redfield told lawmakers that nearly 5,000 people have been tested through public health labs as of Monday and said he anticipated that commercial testing companies would have stepped forward earlier to work with the federal government to develop more tests.
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Dick Durbin of Illinois, the second-highest Senate Democrat, said on the floor and on Twitter that he would do "everything in my power" to save the program and protect "Dreamers who have stepped forward to contribute" to the country.
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Across the room, Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, had stepped forward with an objection, setting off an extraordinary confrontation in the Capitol and silencing a colleague, procedurally, in the throes of a contentious debate over President Trump's cabinet nominee.
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Adding fuel to the fire was the fact that Trump was not only unable to stop the investigation but also helpless against the flood of career nonpartisan national-security officials and foreign-service officers who stepped forward to testify against him.
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The priest, who also served as the vicar for Hispanics for the archdiocese, was not removed from ministry until August, when a second victim stepped forward and the priest was arrested and charged with four counts of indecency with a child.
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She is one of several women who have stepped forward to say that Mr. Moore pursued them sexually or romantically when they were teenagers and he was in his 30s, including one who said he groped her when she was 14.
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Tricia Newbold, a manager working in the White House's Personnel Security Office, recently stepped forward out of concern that these security clearances may prove a threat to national security and provided hours of closed-door testimony to the House Oversight Committee last month.
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Though the #MeToo movement has not shaken society in India the way it has in the United States, several Indian actresses, after abuse allegations were made against the American producer Harvey Weinstein, stepped forward to complain about a pervasive culture of sexual harassment.
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The holders of two of the winning tickets came forward in Tennessee and Florida within about a month of the drawing, but the third share of the winnings in the multi-state lottery had gone unclaimed until Marvin and Mae Acosta stepped forward.
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In the wake of the article, others have stepped forward to air grievances, including model Tyler Ford, who says she backed out of a deal to appear on behalf of THINX after being offered an "abysmal amount of money" and being treated poorly.
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"As to @SenJohnMcCain and his devotion to his country: He stepped forward to risk his life for his country, served honorably under difficult circumstances, and was one of the most consequential senators in the history of the body," Graham wrote in a tweet.
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At the time, savvy congressional Republicans acknowledged that if Ryan hadn't stepped forward, it would have been months (and months) before any of the other names regularly mentioned as potential leaders were able to wrangle a majority of Republican votes in the House.
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But the aging of the crowd soon came into focus as Aaron Rosin, the youngest chorus member, stepped forward and, hands reaching toward the sky, let loose with: "Ain't gonna let nobody turn me around," the title line from a spiritual decrying racism.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia — Bolivia's political crisis took a dramatic turn on Tuesday when a leading lawmaker stepped forward and claimed the presidency, even as the country's ousted leader urged his supporters in the legislature to battle on from his exile in Mexico.
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A woman named Deborah Ramirez has stepped forward to tell Ronan Farrow and Jane Mayer at The New Yorker that Kavanaugh thrust his penis in her face at a drunken party in the 1983-84 school year and made her touch it.
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If Hill's single story of sexual harassment had the ultimate effect of galvanizing women, imagine what might happen now that the issue is sexual assault — as numerous women have stepped forward to talk about the way Trump helped himself to their body parts.
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Both men worked in industries that put up with gross behavior from male executives for decades, and both now stand accused of lording their status over women who have stepped forward to say that the men sexually harassed or otherwise abused them.
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When the committee that plans the annual La Crosse County dairy breakfast met this spring, the members came to a crushing realization: No farmer had stepped forward to host and, with time running out, the breakfast would have to be called off.
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Either his accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, testifies on or by Monday — just a week after she stepped forward publicly — or the Senate Judiciary Committee moves forward, without hearing from her directly, with the votes that could put Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court.
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Remember how you felt when you heard Trump bragging on tape that he enjoyed assaulting women, when multiple women stepped forward who claimed to have been sexually assaulted by Trump and when conservatives, including the so-called "religious right," dismissed it all.
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"As to @SenJohnMcCain and his devotion to his country: He stepped forward to risk his life for his country, served honorably under difficult circumstances, and was one of the most consequential senators in the history of the body," he said on Twitter.
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WASHINGTON — Prominent House Republicans stepped forward on Wednesday with a vision of immigration policy that clashed fiercely with President Trump's recent overtures of bipartisanship and highlighted how difficult it will be for Congress and the president to reach accord in the coming weeks.
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Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson, the former chief executive of Exxon Mobil, has also spoken in favor of "keeping a seat at the table" in the climate pact, and in recent days, major corporations have stepped forward to embrace that position.
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Senators Mike Lee of Utah and Jerry Moran of Kansas stepped forward, but there were probably other senators who would have voted no as well but who were protected from casting a vote that could have spelled disaster for them in 2018.
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"As to @SenJohnMcCain and his devotion to his country: He stepped forward to risk his life for his country, served honorably under difficult circumstances, and was one of the most consequential senators in the history of the body," Graham tweeted on Sunday.
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As I'm sure those who are managing this crisis in the White House explained to him, Trump is just about the last person on the planet they need verbally abusing a woman who had stepped forward with a claim of sexual assault.
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A few private equity funds have stepped forward to buy assets from U.S. shale oil producers struggling to stay afloat after a more than 70 percent slide in crude oil prices since the middle of 2014, but many deals have been put on hold.
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"It just makes no sense," says L.A. entrepreneur Bob Lorsch, Leeper's advisor, who – together with the Victorino Noval Foundation – stepped forward to cover Blake's living expenses, counseling fees and helped arranged for a top L.A. law firm to handle his legal case pro bono.
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The decision to leave Weinstein, 65, after more than a dozen women have stepped forward to accuse the producer of explosive sexual harassment and assault allegations in the past week, was not easy, but Chapman, 41, is being cared for by her friends and family.
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The Australian, who labeled Sun a "drug cheat" ahead of that Rio final, stood motionless behind the runners-up spot at the podium, while Sun stepped forward to collect a 10th gold medal at the worlds and Italian Gabriele Detti picked up the bronze.
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"We hope the action that our nation is taking today will encourage others to follow the example of General Cristopher Figuera and members of the military who have also stepped forward," Pence said in an address to the Americas Society at the State Department.
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No event captured the full extent of Bush's failures quite like Katrina—from cronyism to misleading the public to sheer ineptitude—so it's fitting that not only was this the moment that Wayne stepped forward but that he did it with such devastating thoroughness.
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"Current planning considers that any United Nations uniformed deployment would be a measure of last resort, where political dialogue and preventative deployments have failed to avert widespread conflict and where no first-responder-nation or coalition-of-the-willing has stepped forward," the memo said.
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After Wednesday night's debate, several Republican members of Congress stepped forward to chastise Mr. Trump, including Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who said on social media that Mr. Trump was "doing the party and country a great disservice" by attacking the election's integrity.
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As Donald Trump and his campaign staff continue to deal with the fallout from the publication of a 215 tape of Trump making vulgar comments about the treatment of women, two more women have stepped forward accusing Trump of behavior similar to the actions he bragged about.
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Think about it: Donald Trump was an icon of New York in the 1980s, which was basically covered in cocaine, as I understand it, and not a single person has stepped forward to slow the momentum of his presidential run by saying they did cocaine with him.
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Earlier this year one of them stepped forward to challenge Mr Wei: Xu Xiaodong, a practitioner of mixed martial arts—a fighting form drawing on Eastern and Western traditions that began to take off in America in the 1990s (and is picking up fans in China).
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Company executives have stepped forward to share Okobi's story and bring renewed attention to the the problem of police brutality: In the wake of her brother's killing, every senior leader at the company, including Mark Zuckerberg, has reached out to her to show support, she said.
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Mired in a world of low growth, low inflation and low interest rates, officials from the Federal Reserve, Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank said their efforts to bolster the economy through monetary policy may falter unless elected leaders stepped forward with bold measures.
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While the couple's friend Deanna started a GoFundMe on Harper's behalf last week, the page, which had raised over $66,100 from Harper's friends, family, and beloved fans, has since been shut down after members of the entertainment industry stepped forward to help with Harper's medical expenses.
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A long list of Republicans and independents wish that every Republican politician in the back rooms and corridors of the Capitol in Washington had the courage that Nikki Haley showed at the Al Smith dinner, to say what she said, to step forward as she stepped forward.
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To deal with these injuries, Monroe has stepped forward and called upon the N.F.L. to stop testing players for marijuana so he and other players can take the medical version of the drug to treat their chronic pain, and avoid the addictive opioids that teams regularly dispense.
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In the days since the network released a trailer for the series featuring Dick Cheney, several other prominent figures have stepped forward to claim they were duped by Mr. Cohen, including Sarah Palin, Roy Moore, the former Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio and Congressman Matt Gaetz of Florida.
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More immediately, Mr. Jordan has stepped forward as one of President Trump's most visible, aggressive and undaunted defenders in the House, helping lead a Republican counterinvestigation of those F.B.I. and Justice Department officials who are investigating potential connections between the Trump campaign and Russian election interference efforts.
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Ms. McGowan reached a $100,000 settlement with Mr. Weinstein in 1997 after a hotel room incident at the Sundance Film Festival, and in recent days has been vocal in her support of women who have stepped forward to reveal that the producer sexually harassed them or worse.
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Since then, dozens of women, including some of the world's best-known actresses, have stepped forward with a wide range of allegations against Mr. Weinstein — that he had harassed them, pressured them for sex, threatened their careers if they did not comply, or sexually assaulted them.
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The most active mothers said they stepped forward because they often had more time than their husbands, and because they made a strategic decision that they could be effective on the issue of sexual assault precisely because they are women and, as some described themselves, feminists.
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Nothing serious in the way of a production code was composed until 1930, when Father Daniel Lord, a Jesuit priest, and Martin Quigley, a Catholic layman and the publisher of movie trade journals, stepped forward and devised a set of standards based on Catholic theology and practice.
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To the America of the 1960s, Mr. Glenn was a clean-cut, good-natured, well-grounded Midwesterner, raised in Presbyterian rectitude, nurtured in patriotism and tested in war, who stepped forward to risk the unknown and succeeded spectacularly, lifting his country's morale and restoring its self-confidence.
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BUT HERE'S WHY IT REALLY DOESN'T: No elected official with an actual vote has stepped forward to publicly champion Trump's tax credit through the process, and the credit isn't a top priority for Republicans, who could easily leave it on the cutting room floor when push comes to shove.
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Within that capacity, a 21-year-old Miscavige stepped forward in 53 to boldly oust Hubbard's wife, Mary Sue Hubbard, from her high-ranking role in the church's Guardian's Office after she and other church officials were convicted of conspiring to steal federal government documents and cover it up.
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While many Republican Party insiders have calculated that it's too late to get off the Trump train, a line-up of so-called "Christian conservatives" -- a crucial base of support for Trump in every national poll -- stepped forward this weekend to say they can no longer support candidate Trump.
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Those numbers showed Trump's resilience in Nevada, given that the CNN/ORC survey was conducted after the release of an "Access Hollywood" tape in which Trump boasted about groping women, and as a number of women stepped forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct -- allegations that he has denied.
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The courageous Indiana resident who has stepped forward to challenge the law — in a federal lawsuit filed by MALDEF and the Transgender Law Center — faces many such consequences as he is forced to carry and use identification documents that include the first name he was given at birth.
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And, he said, the fact that no informant has stepped forward in all these years speaks to a quintessential Boston characteristic — the "closed culture" and tribal nature of its people, especially small-time hoodlums, he said, who would likely confess to a murder before informing on someone. Mrs.
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While the couple's friend Deanna started a GoFundMe on Harper's behalf over a month before her death, the page, which had raised over $66,100 from Harper's friends, family, and beloved fans, was shut down after members of the entertainment industry stepped forward to help with Harper's medical expenses.
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While the couple's friend Deanna started a GoFundMe on Harper's behalf over a month before her death, the page, which had raised over $66,100 from Harper's friends, family, and beloved fans, was shut down after members of the entertainment industry stepped forward to help with Harper's medical expenses.
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Now that senators have stepped forward to force a vote on the U.S. role in Yemen, members of Congress are faced with an obvious question: how can they uphold their oaths to the Constitution and to the American people without supporting an end to unauthorized military operations in Yemen?
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Another woman has stepped forward accusing Donald Trump of sexually aggressive behavior, saying she was left "angry and shaken" after he "grabbed me and went for my mouth and went for my lips," at a Mother's Day brunch at the Republican nominee's Mar-a-Lago estate in 1997.
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Mason "stepped forward to challenge the injustice that was done to her by this state's politicians, who were willing to deprive her of her liberty for five years for their own insidious political agenda," Beth Stevens, an attorney with the Texas Civl Rights Project, told reporters after the hearing.
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But Mr. Six's claim for the painting, while attracting worldwide attention last year, ran into the fine-grained ambiguities around art authentication, and devolved into a feud when a second art dealer stepped forward to claim that the discovery was a mutual endeavor in which he had been cheated.
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But where Whittaker would have been past Romero's lead foot and shoulder, and out the side door had Romero been standing orthodox, Romero stepped forward with his left to keep up and hit Whittaker second left swing as he came out of his duck and sent him to his rump.
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Yet the series simultaneously trumpets the same "earnest search for love" narrative that it first used to legitimize its titillating premise at the dawn of reality TV, insisting that the Bachelor has bravely stepped forward to seriously date 20 or so women in the very real hopes of finding a wife.
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Figures like Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Starbucks's Howard Schultz have tentatively stepped forward as political Goldilockses, offering a mix of pro-business and socially liberal values in an environment where the Democratic Party is racing leftward on economic issues and the Republican Party is rebranding from slyly racist to overtly racist.
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After The New York Times revealed sexual harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein, thousands of women across the nation stepped forward to recount their own stories, reviving the decade-old #MeToo campaign on Twitter and Facebook and lending their voices to a new campaign against harassment, abuse and discrimination in the workplace.
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Over the past year, Google scaled back opportunities for employees to grill their bosses; tried to prevent workers from discussing their labor rights with outsiders; and then, in November, fired at least four activists who had stepped forward to denounce Google's treatment of workers and its relationships with certain customers.
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Judge Steven T. O'Neill has admonished the jurors to ignore anything they have heard outside the courtroom, but to the wider world, Ms. Constand walked to the stand as a sort of proxy for the dozens of women who have stepped forward to accuse Mr. Cosby of drugging and assaulting them.
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Yet, while regions around the world have stepped forward to facilitate demonstrations of self-driving trucks, no region has yet to address how these trucks, whose primary purpose is commerce, and whose primary needs are safety and efficiency, can work with other connected and autonomous technologies to further all three of these elements.
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Democrat Bob Kerrey, the state's former governor and two-term U.S. senator, stepped forward and got trounced by Republican Deb FischerDebra (Deb) Strobel FischerThe 2900 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal Landmark US-Russia arms control treaty poised for final blow GOP senator introduces bill banning 'addictive' social media features MORE.
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All of this is in contrast to what we're hearing from the federal government: on Monday, the FDA stepped forward to say it would orchestrate the production of one million coronavirus tests by this Friday, working with public and private ventures; the possibility of this feat happening was immediately questioned by experts.
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Joana Vicente, the executive director of the Independent Filmmaker Project, which presents the awards, honored the women and men who stepped forward to expose abuse (though it went unmentioned that one of the night's tributes went to Dustin Hoffman, who had himself been accused of incident of harassment, for which he apologized).
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I think that the United States now has stepped forward along with Russia, and we're getting together and we have a chance to do some great things, whether it's nuclear proliferation in terms of stopping — you have to do it, ultimately that's probably the most important thing that we could be working on.
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Not only did we see a preview of hometowns that shows a lot of drama going down for the Virginia Beach native, but one of her former friends — and, coincidentally, Peter Weber's ex — Melissa Pence has stepped forward to give her own take on the "self-centered" 25-year-old to Us Weekly.
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"As to @SenJohnMcCain and his devotion to his country: He stepped forward to risk his life for his country, served honorably under difficult circumstances, and was one of the most consequential senators in the history of the body ... Nothing about his service will ever be changed or diminished," Graham wrote on Twitter.
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" Adams' touring guitarist Todd Wisenbaker, who performs in La Sera, also stepped forward condemning the allegations as "sickening and embarrassing," writing, "There were times when I chose to believe his insane version of the truth because it was easier than believing that anyone is capable of being this much of a monster.
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Three weeks ago, numerous women stepped forward to accuse him of extraordinary acts of assault: One said he masturbated in front of them at work; another said he slammed her against a restaurant window before attempting to kiss her ("I bear responsibility for my outrageous conduct," Halperin said in an apology posted soon after).
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Most recently, he was, for example, the designer who stepped forward (via Instagram) when Leslie Jones, the late-40-something six-foot-tall star of the movie remake "Ghostbusters," complained that no designer wanted to dress her, making a custom off-the-shoulder red gown for her premiere that became something of an internet moment.
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As the Treasury Department in Washington hastened to prevent the collapse of much of the United States auto industry in the wake of the financial crisis, Mr. Marchionne stepped forward with an audacious offer: Fiat would take control of Chrysler, the sickest of Detroit's Big Three automakers, and provide cars and technology to revive it.
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Time's Person of the Year is a collective group in 2017: the "Silence Breakers," the group of men and women (mostly women) who have stepped forward this year to speak out about the powerful men who've committed acts of sexual violence against them — from the president to Harvey Weinstein, and all points in between.
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Also in PEOPLE's new cover story, some of Weinstein's alleged victims talk about the courage it took to come forward — and multiple sources also detail the climate of fear and abuse around Weinstein, 65, who has denied all allegations of non-consensual sex as more than 40 women have stepped forward with accounts of sexual assault or harassment.
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As music's eternal underdogs, Nickelback get probably more than their fair amount of stick—they had, for example, an extended beef with Slipknot earlier this year, though frontman Chad Kroeger gave as good as he got, in all fairness—so Billy Corgan has stepped forward to be their champion; their white knight in a sea of darkness.
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During the 1980s, recording as J. Spaceman, Mr. Pierce was a member of Spacemen 3, a collaborative band that explored drones, riffs and noise on albums like the 1990 "Taking Drugs to Make Music to Take Drugs To." With Spiritualized, Mr. Pierce stepped forward as a bandleader and wrapped clearer song structures around his sonic maelstroms.
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After Hart stepped forward to defend the prosecutors, conservative writers and activists noted that while she said in court that she didn't recall anything specific about Stone beyond a vague connection to Donald Trump's campaign and "the Russia probe," she had actually retweeted a message about Stone shortly after his arrest at gunpoint at his Florida home last January.
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A woman and career government employee has stepped forward to accuse Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of being present at a party in the '80s where she says she was gang raped by a "train" of boys when she was incapacitated, an incident she claims was commonplace at boozy high school parties attended by Kavanaugh and longtime friend Mark Judge.
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LOS ANGELES — The mystery buyer that arranged to purchase Norman Rockwell's celebrated painting "Shuffleton's Barbershop" from the financially troubled and legally scrutinized Berkshire Museum in Western Massachusetts has just stepped forward: The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, which broke ground last month and is expected to open here in about four years, has bought the work for an undisclosed sum.
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In attacking all the diplomats, intelligence officers and civil servants who have stepped forward, at great professional risk, to bear witness against Trump, they are attacking the people who uphold the regulations — and provide the independent research and facts — that make our government legitimate and the envy of people all over the world, where many people have to bribe government workers for service.
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The state had put off building that stretch of road until a pair of investors stepped forward and offered what sounded like a great deal: Texas would get a big check for turning the rights to build and operate the toll road over to a private entity, a move that would give the state a new highway and a share of the tolls.
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He was standing in the middle of a row of seats, with stacks of scripts beside him, and when I handed him my head shot he looked at me without the faintest recognition, but then when it suddenly became clear to him who I was and how much I'd changed in the intervening years he stepped forward and embraced me.
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In fact just 12 hours after the university's rejection of all comers, an alumnus stepped forward with a financial gift prodigious enough for Stanford to begin construction on its long-planned Center for Social Justice, a first-ever collaboration of Renzo Piano and Santiago Calatrava, who also designed the pedestrian bridge that will connect it to the student napping meadows.
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I was disappointed, for example, that after the far-right rally in Charlottesville, Va., while Democrats duly denounced President Trump's reaction and the rally's white supremacism and the right's defense of Confederate statuary (tough calls!), no one who purports to want to lead the party — and country — out of this darkness stepped forward to offer broader reflections on that grim episode. Bah!
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Several more accusers came forward alleging that an OBGYN sexually abused them after Evelyn Yang, the wife of former presidential candidate Andrew YangAndrew YangCNN signs Andrew Yang as contributor Trump seeks split-screen moments in early primary states More accusers come forward after Evelyn Yang breaks silence on alleged assault by OBGYN MORE, first stepped forward to accuse the doctor of sexual misconduct.
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Chief Justice Rehnquist stepped forward after several members of Congress, including Senator Bob Dole, at the time the presumed Republican presidential nominee, called for the impeachment of a federal district judge in New York, Harold Baer Jr. The judge had just ruled that evidence in a drug case could not be used in court because it was the product of an illegal search.
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The bank's private banking division, Fideuram, has stepped forward to make a proposal to buy Banca Intermobiliare, which is being sold by Veneto Banca, according to MF. European car sales rose 6.3 percent to 1,2300,210 vehicles in January, industry data showed on Tuesday, even as Europe's largest carmaker Volkswagen saw registrations of VW-branded cars fall 210 percent in the wake of a diesel emissions scandal.
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As dozens of women stepped forward in fall 2017 with accusations that Harvey Weinstein had sexually assaulted them, the writer and director Taylor Sheridan made several demands of Weinstein's doomed company: No longer distribute his latest feature, "Wind River," starring Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen, about a murdered Indigenous woman on a reservation in Wyoming, and also strip all traces of the company's name from the film.
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, the former Secretary of State and big winner of the popular vote in the 2016 presidential election, stepped forward this week with a fusillade of criticism at President Trump, who took the bait and quickly responded on Twitter.
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The week's testimony will close out on Thursday at 9 am Eastern, with testimony from Fiona Hill (the former top NSC staffer handling Russia and Europe), as well as David Holmes (a Kyiv-based State Department official who stepped forward only recently to report new information about the scandal.) All of these witnesses have already given closed-door depositions in the impeachment inquiry, so most of what they have to say is already known.
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Now the editor in question, Jotham Sederstrom, has stepped forward to explain what happened in an essay on Medium: In all honesty, the controversy—a fuck up on my part, to put it bluntly—comes down to two unintentional, albeit inexcusable, instances of sloppy editing on my part and a formatting glitch that until Tuesday I had no idea was systematically stripping out large blocks of indented quotations each time I moved Shaun's copy from an email to The News' own Content Management System, or "CMS" as it's called in media parlance.
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