Day one, Vicki didn't want to stick up for me.
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"Someone's bashing me – you stick up for me," Giudice said.
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I like to stick up for women and women's rights.
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"I never thought I'd stick up for her," she said.
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Who better, then, to stick up for fellow mama Kristin Cavallari?
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They are a team and she will stick up for him.
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Good work on helping your little girl stick up for herself!
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But can I stick up for Wasserman Schultz for a minute?
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"I want to stick up for my customers," Mr. Byford said.
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The president's got to stick up for himself and the United States.
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It's a really bold move to stick up for yourself like that.
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People will try to haggle, but stick up for what you're worth.
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"You have to stick up for your friends, right?" he said. Right.
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After all, if you don't stick up for your career, who will?
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"Somebody has to stick up for the people," the president said Tuesday.
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I do, however, want to stick up for that poor crying baby!
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Should you stick up for your morally corrupt colleague, or turn them in?
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He also lambasted the BJP for failing to stick up for minorities elsewhere.
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When you're not treated properly, you have to stick up for your rights.
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They just don't get how important it is to stick up for teammates.
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But he&aposd done what he needed to do — stick up for Trump.
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It's about whether we'll stick up for our values, even when it's hard.
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There are the centrist Republicans who tend to stick up for the institution.
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"To stick up for a teammate like that doesn't go unnoticed," Skjei said.
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Clearly comes from being bullied in school & wanting to stick up for the underdogs.
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"I have a right to stick up for what I believe in," he said.
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Too many people are afraid to stick up for themselves due to economic insecurity.
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I think people are ready to be vocal and stick up for each other.
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Girls will never feel empowered to stick up for themselves unless they keep trying.
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Active management isn't dead, it just needs more people to stick up for it!
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AND THE PRESIDENT'S GOT TO STICK UP FOR HIMSELF AND FOR THE UNITED STATES.
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"When you're treated badly you have to stick up for your rights," Trump said.
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Compliment their bravery and generosity, and their tendency to stick up for the underdog.
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And when they stick up for themselves, they are sticking up for one another.
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But, if you choose to be a cyberbully, I'm going to stick up for myself.
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Find a better balance between you and your partners, and stick up for your worth.
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Powerful men often stick up for other powerful men who are accused of sexual impropriety.
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Despite that, Draper continued to stick up for Holmes in his conversation with Business Insider.
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When Asare wouldn't fight back, Jackson, a fellow black student, would stick up for him.
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"Listen, I'm going to obviously stick up for my captain," said Capitals winger Justin Williams.
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Teigen took to Twitter to stick up for her friend after news of the attack broke.
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"If you choose to be a cyberbully, I'm going to stick up for myself," she said.
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"Clearly comes from being bullied in school & wanting to stick up for the underdogs," Rose wrote.
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When criticism would be lobbed against one partner, the other would always stick up for them.
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"When you're treated badly, you have to stick up for your rights," he said to cheers.
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She wanted the kind of friends that would stick up for you no matter what happened.
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Stick up for yourself, make the right choice for you, and know you're never really alone.
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And the men would try to stick up for themselves and we would all attack them.
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Cardi B believes in second chances and is not afraid to stick up for her man.
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Many fans rushed to defend Lambert, but she proved she can stick up for herself just fine.
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It became harder and harder to stick up for the Kardashian brigade, especially as a Black woman.
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So we'll see what happens, but you know you have to stick up for your friends, right?
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I've had to stick up for that for a long time, and it still gets to me.
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You'll be surprised who they like, who they question and who I have to stick up for.
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Steer clear of people who boss you around or make you feel small—stick up for yourself.
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So we'll see what happens but you know you have to stick up for your friends, right?
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You have to be willing to stick up for what you know to be true and right.
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With a pliable union in place, there was no one to stick up for workers when needed.
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No school is immune to this kind of thing, and we need to stick up for ourselves.
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That's why I think I'm still alive—to say we girls have to stick up for ourselves.
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Today, make sure to notice when you minimize your talents or when don't stick up for yourself.
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Every worthwhile friendship I've ever had has required both of us to stick up for ourselves occasionally.
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He also told house investigators that he resigned because of Pompeo's refusal to stick up for Yovanovitch.
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Or would they use their own power to stick up for those who have less of it?
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"All we can do is stick up for each other and play for each other," he said.
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Like I need to stick up for my needs or they won't get met, that's where it goes.
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There's little incentive to stick up for others in mass transportation, and plenty of reasons to fear authority.
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Madison was bullied a lot as a kid and the other brothers had to stick up for him.
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Asked whether Manning was the cause of the Giants' offensive woes, Beckham didn't exactly stick up for Manning.
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Mr. Murdoch despises the perception that he does not stick up for those who are loyal to him.
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Trump has defended Pruitt, taking to Twitter again on Saturday to stick up for him against the controversies.
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"I will be with Joni Ernst wherever she is trying to stick up for sexual assault survivors," said Rep.
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I think its really really important to know how to stick up for yourself, which I really never learned.
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Make no mistake: we are living in a time when the environment needs someone to stick up for it.
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Khaira, whose favorite player growing up was power forward Todd Bertuzzi, did not hesitate to stick up for teammates.
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Rising Bachelor Nation sweetheart Peth isn't the only Paradise 2019 guy to stick up for a beleaguered former flame.
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"Bulldog" Bouton had made the effort to stick up for his teammate and reprimand a bratty teenager from Brooklyn.
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There were a lot of people that wanted to stick up for people, but everyone was afraid of their jobs.
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" The black boy's older brother takes the recrimination of police a step further, declaring, "Cops stick up for each other.
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"People want people to represent them who are going to stick up for what they believe in," Mr. Trump said.
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Mr. Pence was chosen as a conservative counterweight who could stick up for Mr. Trump with all manner of doubters.
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When I was a girl, my father often told me I ought to stick up for myself a little more.
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If the president's actions present a political liability for the party, why should fellow party members stick up for him?
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Swift's pal Martha Hunt (known as Homeslice) in the "Bad Blood" universe) also took to Twitter to stick up for her.
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He said he really wanted to be at the GOP debate, but that he had to stick up for his "rights".
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When I dared to say no, to stick up for myself, I was publicly taken to task and very nearly fired.
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Not clapping for Affleck was a powerful but subtle move on Larson's part to stick up for what she believes in.
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By engineering a short shutdown, Schumer found a way to stick up for Dreamers and also win renewed funding for CHIP.
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Putin's Russia is just one more country with its own interests, and the recently regained ability to stick up for them.
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I'm looking at it like I'm representing my team, trying to either get momentum, send a message, or stick up for somebody.
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It is easy to create a climate, particularly given recent terrorist attacks, in which to stick up for individual rights is unpatriotic.
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If you're a man appalled at seeing Serena Williams stick up for herself in a sporting event you need to check yourself.
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He added that the president has a special appreciation for the black people who stick up for him under such intense scrutiny.
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All the online polls said I've done very well … but when you're treated badly, you have to stick up for your rights.
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But when de Lesseps mocks Tinsley Mortimer for slurring her words after she tries to stick up for Kavovit, all hell breaks loose.
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If you want people to listen to your ideas and respect your opinions in the workplace, you have to stick up for yourself.
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Fortitude. Loyalty. I don't like lying and I don't like cheating and I don't like people that don't stick up for other people.
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It&aposs good to stick up for his wife and for the first lady who&aposs done an incredible job for the country.
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But when de Lesseps mocks Tinsley Mortimer for slurring her words after she tries to stick up for Kavovit, all hell broke loose.
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Trump plans to tell Xi behind the scenes that he will stick up for the country in a way that his predecessors didn't.
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Drake, as far as I can tell, was trying to stick up for Raptors forward Serge Ibaka—an even taller professional basketball player.
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It makes my skin crawl and also makes me so sad because I did not have the tools to stick up for myself.
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"There's never been a president that's going to stick up for them, and has, like I have," Trump said in the Oval Office.
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After nagging from actual friends to "stick up for myself", I've started to accept the bitter truth: Some people just won't like me.
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In the wake of his success, Bishop is urging people to stick up for their right to rep their religion on their head.
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I am so impressed with Kendall's ability to stick up for herself and for me and for all the other women on the show.
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Always one to stick up for herself, Chrissy quickly followed up with a tweet that clarified what she meant when she created the poll.
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" Phil remembers Perry as a "funny, smart young man, a lover of life, the kind of kid that would stick up for the underdog.
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" She adds, "If you're a man appalled at seeing Serena Williams stick up for herself in a sporting event you need to check yourself.
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But even as an intern, who by design gets pushed around professionally by her superiors, she's always been able to stick up for herself.
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"He was always that person who would stick up for me and make me feel like he had my back," Ms. Raisman told Time.
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He didn't stick up for Mueller when William Barr, the attorney general, wrote a misleading letter about the investigation (a letter Mueller found unfair).
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Dershowitz, a staunch Zionist—and a lifelong Democrat, who voted for Clinton—had taken to the airwaves to stick up for Bannon, sort of.
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Mackenzie said he would stick up for the benefits of globalization and opposed moves towards greater intervention such as removing the independence of central banks.
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Mackenzie said he would stick up for the benefits of globalization and opposed moves toward greater intervention such as removing the independence of central banks.
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I mean, how hard is it to stash away money when it's your job to stick up for payday lenders, oil companies, and Nigerian princes?
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"I would have loved to have fired him, but I stick up for people when they are unjustly accused," he said of his campaign manager.
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Realistically, Zuckerberg and Facebook were never going to do anything but stick up for Thiel or say he's his own man with his own opinions.
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"Somebody has to stick up for the people," Trump told reporters, referring to Stone and other associates he believes have been mistreated by federal prosecutors.
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If parents hold irrational expectations, make arbitrary rules, or recruit shame when ordinary anger would do, girls sometimes stick up for themselves by rolling their eyes.
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"It's all about learning to know with certainty what's safe and what isn't safe and be being able to really stick up for yourself," he says.
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I am lucky to have people in my life that stick up for me, even when it is me who is doing the damage to myself.
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Furthermore, De Rossi's account is an upsetting description of women failing to stick up for other women and minimizing their experiences, which is, sadly, fairly common.
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While he scored only eight goals that entire time, he became a fan favorite with his defensive play and willingness to stick up for his teammates.
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The magazine was a primary intellectual force in disseminating this foundation of modern liberalism — that a larger central government could stick up for the little guy.
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Aries is bossy and confident, and the sun's time in this fire sign will embolden you to stick up for your worth and build your wealth.
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"Do you ever stick up for me?" sounds childish, but I don't know that gussying up the sentiment in more sophisticated language would enhance its meaning.
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Pompeo also assigned his BFF from West Point to handle Yovanovitch's case, then did not stick up for her when she got removed from her post.
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They're supposed to involve her showing all of us that even our best friend can get angry, and that we need to stick up for her.
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I tell myself that there are people who need us, who will stick up for our right to be here, because I want to feel safe again.
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So, to set the record straight, I'm going to tackle every single complaint I've ever heard about Valentine's Day, because Valentine's Day can't stick up for itself.
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For starters, Gigi doesn't take shit when people try to body shame her, and Bella has been known to stick up for her sisters on the street.
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And once fans started criticizing him online, Cardi even had to stick up for the man that embarrassed her, defending him from a wave of online harassment.
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You do not deserve this; you deserve someone who will support you, look out for you, love you, be kind to you, and stick up for you.
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It feels cynical and hypocritical for an organization founded on principles of openness to cave to the constraints of DRM and not stick up for researchers and users.
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"I hope it sets a good example for others for what they should do in situations like that and to stick up for people when they need help."
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So I wanted [Jeff] to stick up for the people who don't have a voice, because more than anything I know what it feels like to feel alone.
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I didn't want them thinking I thought I was hot shit, but my family is familiar with my need to stick up for what's right, no matter what.
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Ivy teaches Harley to stick up for herself, which she sure as hell wasn't going to learn while attached to Joker's hip like some yes-(wo)man barnacle.
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Iran's begun kicking back, on Wednesday threatening to stop complying with elements of the JCPOA, putting pressure on Europe to stick with the deal -- and stick up for Iran.
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"He said, 'I don't want to be a part of a group that won't stick up for its own,' " one GOP lawmaker who attended the meeting told The Hill.
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They support what they call "white identity politics" — the idea that white Americans should organize and stick up for their own interests because minority groups do the same thing.
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Kerr, the Golden State coach, crossed league lines to stick up for the Eagles (and the W.N.B.A. champion Minnesota Lynx, who were not invited to the White House, either).
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"Belittled and stupid people do not complain, they don't stick up for themselves and they sure as hell don't complain about their shame in a public place," Illuzzi said.
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Amazon got a poor grade on the Electronic Frontier Foundation's annual "Who Has Your Back?" report, which ranks tech companies on how well they stick up for users' privacy rights.
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" She began, "If you choose to be a cyberbully, I'm going to stick up for myself/ No one is trying to steal Stephanie Seymour's thing, or trying to be her.
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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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Trump said that he was "sticking up for our armed forces" and that "there's never been a president that's going to stick up for them, and has, like I have."
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But on Friday morning, a video of the actor having a meltdown at the company's offices was "leaked" to PEOPLE, causing droves of Stamos fans to stick up for the actor.
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The daughter of the late pop icon Michael Jackson once again proved that she's not afraid to stick up for herself by shutting down a Twitter user's comment about her body.
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She's already bullied at school because she's kind of a minority in the way she believes and the way she thinks … I want to stick up for the rights of her.
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Your ruling planet, Mars, is currently in sturdy, determined Earth sign Taurus, and today it connects with sweet Venus in Water sign Pisces, encouraging you to stick up for your worth!
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Earlier on Wednesday, he raised the prospect of going into the briefing room today to stick up for Jackson, simply to say he is a good guy and has his support.
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If you want to be a Trump defender, you have to stick up for him during controversies — putting your own credibility with Democrats, the media, and more establishmentarian Republicans on the line.
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She goes on to conquer a bunch of cities, free the people who are enslaved there, and generally stick up for the poor and the downtrodden while amassing an even greater army.
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The bond between Tuca and Bertie is unbreakable — even during one of their arguments, Tuca makes sure to stick up for Bertie — and it's what drives the season to its satisfying end.
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The readers find inspiration to stick up for their beliefs through the perspective of Daniela, a very powerful and resilient girl, who often struggles with her identity, but slowly finds a voice.
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But she resolved to stand anyway, buoyed by a determination to stick up for the marginalized people that have offered their support, and a growing appetite among her community for participation in politics.
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There are two situations where players will feel the need to stick up for a teammate — after a dirty hit and after a legal hit, and it's hard to decide which is dumber.
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It makes sense that protesters holding up signs with slogans like "It's Mueller Time" would encourage people like McGahn to stick up for the special counsel, fearing the political consequences of doing otherwise.
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"It is very important to stick up for things like freedom of navigation in this region and freedom from coercion, and these are areas that we also have a shared vision," he said.
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Essentially, Shania is saying that she was trying to stick up for Brad Pitt, but actually inadvertently ended up making him the butt [Ed Note: nice] of women's jokes for literally 20 years.
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At one point on Wednesday, Trump raised the prospect of going into the briefing room himself to stick up for Jackson, to say that he is a good guy and had his support.
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Congressional Republicans have shown a disappointing level of complacency in the face of Trump's takeover of the party — not to mention they didn't stick up for him when Trump came for his head.
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"When we initially parted ways I felt like she had a couple of opportunities to just sort of stick up for me, and she didn't," Timberlake said of the breakup to GQ in 2006.
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Just six months ago you told every black girl in the industry to "bow down" now you want to stick up for black folk lol I've yet to hear Beyoncé speak on these issues.
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They can operate under the cover of plausible deniability — if other players complain that the high roller has been using tools that destroy competitive balance, he might expect the sites to stick up for him.
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"I'm always going to stick up for a woman who I feel is being demeaned," Griffin said of Kelly on Fridy, adding that she was being targeted by the president because she is a woman.
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While Kim Kardashian and Kourtney Kardashian may have just aired a pretty intense feud for all to see on Keeping Up With The Kardashians, the younger sister will still always stick up for her family.
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Taylor Swift is sending a strong message to women to stick up for themselves by going after the Denver DJ who allegedly grabbed her ass, according to comedian and "The Talk" co-host Sheryl Underwood.
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After House Democrats announced they'd vote to establish the next steps for their probe, Republicans were divided over whether to continue their push for a resolution intended to stick up for President Donald Trump. Sen.
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I felt like, at that point, Skai had to stick up for herself, because Azealia Banks had put some falsified things on there, so Skai felt like she wanted to clear a couple of things up.
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"I feel like in life, I've gotten a lot of backlash and I've gotten a lot of hate, so I'm just going to stick up for what I believe in and what I want," says Kim.
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Bosa -- the #3 overall pick in the draft -- has been getting serious heat for holding out (some of it from teammates) ... so much so that his mom took to Twitter to stick up for her kid.
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The Bloc, which fields candidates only in the French-speaking province, has surged during the six-week official campaign, partly thanks to Blanchet's convincing performance in the debates, where he promised to stick up for Quebec.
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Their argument began when Shane appeared to stick up for Vicki Gunvalson's boyfriend Steve Lodge, who RHOC fans will remember famously accompanied Gunvalson on a double date with Kelly's ex-husband Michael Dodd and his new girlfriend.
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Set in the 1980s ballroom scene in New York City, amid the HIV/AIDs crisis and rampant transphobia, Pose brings together the queer and trans community, who stick up for each other when no one else will.
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So I try to stay away from name-calling, but also stick up for the people that they're trying to bully and realize that you have the strength within you because you have the positivity and that's powerful.
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The brightest faces at today's March for Science in Washington, DC didn't belong to scientists, but to the kids of all ages and backgrounds who braved the torrential rain to protest their government and stick up for science.
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Scorpio hates small talk, and is all about deep meaning—Venus retrograde in Scorpio asks you to figure out what's really important to you, and to stick up for yourself when it comes to getting what you want.
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But to stick up for the Clintonian view of bill splitting for a second, one thing that comes across in the answer is a desire to evaluate every important, notable case when determining the proper policy about something.
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We don't need that guy fighting, but he decided to drop the mitts, and you look at that from a team perspective and a guy's willing to stick up for one another and that goes a long way.
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In a recent talk given at the Wing, Jennifer Lawrence revealed the existence the of a Time's Up hotline, which allows figures like Lawrence to stick up for actors and crew members who might have less access to power.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to replace Theresa May as British Prime Minister, defended his record on promoting business and said he would stick up for the financial services sector if he was elected as Conservative Party leader.
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Retta as Ruby, Mae Whitman as Annie in 'Good Girls' When three suburban moms get tired of trying to make ends meet, they decide it's time to stick up for themselves by robbing the local supermarket at (toy) gunpoint.
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"I think Joe is right," Senator Bernie Sanders said at one point to former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. "I just want to stick up for Tom," the businessman Andrew Yang piped up for the billionaire Tom Steyer.
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Last season's Bachelor spoke to Extra at the Critics' Choice Real TV Awards on Tuesday and said that while he thinks it's "too early" to pick a frontrunner for the Alabama native, he will stick up for a certain scorned contestant.
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To put it most simply, Donald J. Trump was elected President of the United States based on a populist campaign that promised to stick up for the little guy but everyone in the business world knew that was total bullshit.
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I think I can show support and stick up for things that I love and believe in—for instance, a dead friend—without having to do a record of covers of that person's music to prove how much I love them.
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"Change is always uncomfortable at first, but if we speak to those we love about it, and give them a heads-up, they won't be offended as easily, and we can keep trying to stick up for ourselves," Morton says.
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LONDON, June 12 (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to replace Theresa May as British Prime Minister, defended his record on promoting business and said he would stick up for the financial services sector if he was elected as Conservative Party leader.
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For conservatives, such efforts provide an opportunity to support free markets while rewarding individual initiative and hard work; for liberals, they offer a chance to stick up for an arguably exploited labor force that happens to be predominantly young and black.
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"There's never been a president that's going to stick up for them, and has, like I have," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office, charging that "some very unfair things were happening" and touting his administration's increases in defense spending.
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"We're going to take care of our warriors and I will always stick up for our great fighters," Mr. Trump told a rally in Florida as he depicted the military hierarchy as part of "the deep state" he vowed to dismantle.
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However, I hope that they would stick up for the idea that it can be morally kosher to bank a billion and that the existence of virtuous three-comma fortunes is a sign not of failure but of supreme policy success.
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Now, in Brexit Britain, where the gap between rich and poor is widening at a lethal rate, we need all the good, independent journalism that is unafraid to stick up for the underclass and the scapegoats that we can get.
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If you have a family, and everyone does in some regard, you know those moments and those feelings where regardless or irrespective of what anyone else will say, you will [stick up] for your family; you'll believe, you'll have faith, you'll defend.
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"We need to stick up for ourselves, and I think that we need to change our culture, and the children need to learn to respect human beings, no matter what you look like, who you are, male or female," said De Laurentiis.
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I think women, when we're equal, whether it's our pay or being able to control our own bodies or little girls not being sold into marriages, then we're going to bring peace to this world, because we're going to stick up for ourselves.
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Many theories have been proffered for his failure to speak, but the death last month of the loquacious Antonin Scalia, a close ally, may have left Justice Thomas thinking that the time has come for him to stick up for strict constructionism.
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Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills newbie Dorit Kemsley may have come out of season 7 as a polarizing figure — we're still upset about all the Erika Jayne #Pantygate slut shaming — but it's time to stick up for The Housewife Of Many Accents.
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Still, let me stick up for the idea that sometimes a TV episode that has to work around commercial breaks and content standards and a presumed mass audience (instead of the smaller niches that can be chased elsewhere) can be very good indeed.
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If you find a more symbolic immortality through the Republican Party, modern art, or the judicial system, it still becomes important for you to stick up for that when you feel threatened, to protect your own unique way of managing the terror of death.
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READ: Women have to stick up for themselves, says Billie Jean King About the same time she noticed it was missing, she says the only other woman on the rig mentioned that the same clothing hook had appeared in her room out of the blue.
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From the colonial period through the 21988s, none of the dominant American parties or ideologies asserted that more federal government involvement in the economy was the best way to stick up for the interests of the less wealthy and balance the power of big business.
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While the country will have to come to grips with how to deal with the coming unemployment crisis fueled by globalization and automation, and Zuckerberg doesn't claim to have an answer here, he's brave to stick up for inclusive values that underpin the modern American spirit.
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In a close vote, the upper chamber voted 49-48 to send the bill to President Trump, who faces a tough decision on whether to side with his party on regulatory reform or stick up for the working-class voters who helped elect him in November.
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Then I took my friends to dinner and was like, 'Hey, not to freak you guys out but you're the most straight cisgender-looking people we're friends with, so if it comes down to it, please be prepared to stick up for us or divert attention from us.
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" Yale Coach James Jones, who, according to the lawsuit, was Montague's sole representative at the disciplinary hearing that led to his expulsion, has tended to stick up for Montague, telling ESPN after the team clinched its tournament berth in March, "He's a great young man, and we love him.
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"It&aposs going to be a long, slow process to try to correct 240 years of the Massachusetts megaphone, but I think it is important to stick up for historic deeds that were done by Rhode Islanders," said Whitehouse, who spoke about the Gaspee Affair Monday on the Senate floor.
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When you try to stick up for them, you run into all these fancy people who have a perfect roof over their head and lots of food because they can afford organic tofu and walk down the street to a market with all the vegetables there are in the world.
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Here are two quotes that neither player said but that we are making up to show the absurdity of this stick up for your teammate code: "John Moore coming after me really put things in perspective," Chaput said as he stared longingly in the distance, contemplating his existence and the meaning of all things.
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It is difficult to discern whether these Russians are here as true "fans" or whether they are part of sponsored group that has been sent here — by the government, or the collection of oligarchs who support Olympic sports — to stick up for the country and wave banners in a language that is not their own.
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" The former mayor of London said his role now will be "to give every possible support to the next Conservative administration to make sure that we properly fulfil the mandate of the people that was delivered at the referendum and to champion the agenda that I believe in, to stick up for the forgotten people of this country.
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Selena Gomez and Martha Hunt took to Twitter to stick up for the leader of their squad, Khloé Kardashian and Chloë Grace Moretz got into a Twitter spat and even Ruby Rose weighed in on the drama – but there are a few notable members of the squad who have remained silent since Kardashian posted her snap story.
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Unidentified sources told the news service that Hale would take efforts to remove himself from the debate over defending Yovanovitch by pulling out of email exchanges, including one in which a senior Pompeo adviser tried to persuade the secretary to stick up for Yovanovitch after the partial transcript of the phone call between Trump and Ukraine's president was released.
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The energy begins to shift during the new moon in Aries, which lands on April 20—a clean slate is here, and it's a wonderful time to rework your budget, ask for a raise, cast a money spell, or do just about anything that requires you to stick up for yourself—Aries is all about bravery!
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"If you want to call yourself a populist, you better be ready to stick up for the little guy, whether she punches a time sheet or swipes a badge, makes a salary or earns tips, whether he works behind a desk, on a factory floor, or behind a restaurant counter," said Senator Sherrod Brown, Democrat of Ohio.
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So on Monday, conservatives around the country got out the Make America Great Again hats, unfurled American flags and held rallies at state capitols and on courthouse steps, seeking to rekindle the populist fervor that helped vault Mr. Trump to the White House and stick up for a president whose approval ratings have taken a beating during five storm-tossed weeks in office.
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Since Donald Trump was elected president in November 2016, she's emerged as a major force for women and one of his most vocal critics, voting against more of his cabinet nominees than any of her colleagues and sometimes even breaking rank to stick up for women when it isn't politically expedient, like when she led the call for the ouster of former senator Al Franken, who was accused of sexual harassment.
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We in the private sector see an urgent need for the United States to stick up for its economic interests in the U.N. For instance, in the negotiations that culminated in the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, the U.S. had to push back hard against proposals to undermine protection for innovation and intellectual property rights, to assign historical liability for loss and damage from natural disasters, and to ban certain technologies or energy options important to U.S. energy security and climate risk reduction.
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One big question stirred by the results of the 220006 presidential race was what Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE would do, in victory, to make good on all those campaign promises to stick up for the little guy and stand up to Wall Street?
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Rep. Katherine ClarkKatherine Marlea ClarkThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Fourth-ranking House Democrat backs Trump impeachment Toni Morrison dies at 88 MORE (D-Mass.) on Monday said Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE should resign, saying the Trump administration official used "racist research" and failed to stick up for children.
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