Four in 10 voters say they "strongly approve" or "strongly disapprove" of the AHCA, with slightly more voters saying they strongly disapprove the bill than strongly approve it.
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Those who strongly favor the changes outnumber those who are strongly opposed by about a 53-to-1 margin: 43% say they are strongly in favor, 21% strongly opposed.
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And while most who do back impeachment feel that way strongly (34% of adults strongly support impeachment, just 3% back it but not strongly), the share who strongly oppose it is larger (45% say they feel strongly that the President should not be impeached).
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Trump himself: 45 percent "strongly" disapprove, while 26 percent "strongly" approve.
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Republicans strongly oppose the idea; Democrats even more strongly support it.
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Now, just 29 percent strongly approve, while 43 percent strongly disapprove.
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" About 53% see Trump as "strongly unfavorable" and 22% as "strongly favorable.
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Ronald Reagan strongly believed in the democratic alliance and strongly supported NATO.
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Democrats (224%) were strongly in favor and Republicans (28%) were strongly opposed.
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It includes 35 percent who strongly approve and 33 percent who strongly disapprove.
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The regulation is strongly supported by consumer advocates and strongly opposed by Fidelity.
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The strongly/somewhat approve/disapprove question functions as a rating on a scale of 1 to 4, with 1 being strongly disapprove and 4 being strongly approve.
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Forty-three percent strongly support creating a commission, while 10 percent are strongly opposed.
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The figures include 29 percent who strongly approve and 41 percent who strongly disapprove.
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The more strongly those areas correlate, the more strongly connected they're believed to be.
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We stand strongly behind the Second Amendment, and we stand strongly for the unborn.
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More wealthy individuals (2001%) "strongly agree" than "strongly disagree" (227%) with the antitrust scrutiny.
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WILLIAMS: I think that the odds are favor McConnell strongly, not just lightly but strongly.
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Almost half of millionaires (255%) strongly oppose the policy, and only 6% strongly support it.
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Among independents, 32 percent said they strongly disapprove, while 13 percent said they strongly approve.
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People over 45, and especially retirees, strongly supported Leave, while younger Britons strongly supported Remain.
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Fifty-three percent "strongly disapprove" of Trump while only 24 percent "strongly approve" of him.
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While 46% of Republicans strongly approve of the tax plan, 71% of Democrats strongly disapprove.
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Of those voters, 6900 percent said they "strongly" disapproved, while just 2628 percent "strongly" approved.
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" The options for answers are "strongly agree, agree, neither agree nor disagree, disagree, strongly disagree.
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So when you pretty strongly criticize him over the Helsinki press conference, obviously you felt strongly.
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Thirty-two percent say they strongly approve of Trump compared to 40 percent who strongly disapprove.
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If strongly agree is the most liberal position, then that question scales strongly agree as liberal.
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Overall, 33% of blacks said they strongly supported the removal, whereas just 4% strongly opposed it.
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Twenty-eight percent strongly agreed with his business tax cut plans and 19 percent strongly disagreed.
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It also corrected that 28 percent strongly agreed with the plan and 19 percent strongly disagreed.
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Forty percent said they strongly disapproved of the bill, while only 14% said they strongly approved.
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For each of the following statements, say whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree or strongly disagree.
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Almost half of the public (46%) strongly disapproves of Trump while 31% strongly approve of him.
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Those who strongly disapprove of Trump outnumber those who strongly approve by nearly two to one.
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You could select one of five buttons in between "Strongly Disagree" to "Strongly Agree" as a response.
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More than twice as many people (51%) strongly disapprove of Trump as strongly approve of him (25%).
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It seems to affect old people more strongly than young people and women more strongly than men.
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But only 30 percent say they strongly approve, versus 45 percent who responded that they strongly disapprove.
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Trump's strongly unfavorable rating was 16 points higher than his strongly favorable rating in the same poll.
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About the same proportion — 37 percent and 38 percent — strongly approve and strongly disapprove of the president, respectively.
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Thirty percent of respondents "strongly" support Rosen, according to the poll, while just 2628 percent "strongly" support Heller.
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Diving deeper, 25% of respondents "strongly" thought controlling guns was more important and 17% strongly prioritized gun rights.
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Thirty-two percent strongly approve of the way he is handling his job, while 39 percent strongly disapprove.
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Participants were asked to indicate how much they agreed with each statement, from strongly disagree to strongly agree.
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Her strongly unfavorable rating was 18 points higher than her strongly favorable rating in the Fox News poll.
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President Putin may very well want to address it and very strongly, because he feels strongly about it.
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Overall, 45 percent of respondents either supported or strongly supported soda taxes — and 49 percent opposed or strongly opposed.
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Forty-three percent supported or strongly supported a $3.153 minimum wage, while 40% opposed or strongly opposed the measure.
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In addition, the poll shows that those who "strongly support" abortion rights substantially outnumber those who "strongly oppose" it.
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Thirty-six percent said they "strongly support" Trump, while 22019 percent said they did so not strongly support him.
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About three-in-10 said they strongly approve of Trump while almost half said they strongly disapprove of him.
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These voters are individuals who neither strongly approve nor strongly disapprove of the job Trump is doing as president.
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America has always been a strongly individualist country, and self-reliance has always figured strongly into our national myth.
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President Putin may very well want to address it and very strongly, because he feels very strongly about it.
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Your UAW leadership feels very strongly, and argued very strongly, that this is the most responsible course of action.
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And just as strongly as I feel about those things, my partner might feel just as strongly about getting married.
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But our system correlated pretty strongly with demographic trends and even more strongly with voting patterns in the 2016 election.
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More than two-thirds support or strongly support open carry laws, and 84% support or strongly support universal background checks.
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Well, I don't want to get into a delineation of the things that I either strongly approve or strongly disapprove.
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About 68 percent of her backers strongly support her, compared with 46 percent of Hawley's backers who strongly support him.
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But dig into the numbers and you see that those who dislike Trump strongly outpace those who strongly like him.
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Fifty-nine percent view Trump "strongly" or "somewhat" unfavorably, contrasted with 34 percent who say "strongly" or "somewhat" favorably instead.
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A majority, 2628 percent, of Democrats strongly disapprove of the president, compared with 28503 percent of Republicans who strongly approve.
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The poll found opinion on Trump is sharply polarized — 75 percent either strongly approve or strongly disapprove of the president.
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In January, 45 percent of non-college whites approved of Trump "strongly," far outpacing the 27 percent who strongly disapproved.
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And that outcome fits a broader trend in American politics: Younger voters strongly favor Democrats, while older voters strongly favor Republicans.
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"I strongly support Paul Ryan, strongly endorse his re-election," Trump's running mate said during a phone interview with Fox News.
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"Your UAW leadership feels very strongly, and argued very strongly, that this is the most responsible course of action," Gamble added.
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But Americans who strongly oppose the use of nuclear power (28500 percent) still outnumber those who strongly favor it (6900 percent).
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So when Kim Jong Un makes a belligerent move, South Korea watches closely and reacts strongly — in this case, very strongly.
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And finally, Cruz strongly told thousands of caucusgoers (voters) that Trump was strongly in favor of ObamaCare and "choice" - a total lie!
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"What we always saw on the ACA was that Republicans were strongly opposed and Democrats were less strongly in favor," Brodie says.
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The survey participants were asked to rate each emoji's emotional meaning on a scale of -5 (strongly negative) to 5 (strongly positive).
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However, more Americans strongly disapprove of the job he is doing compared to strongly approve, at 85033 percent versus 32 percent respectively.
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Week 2: 47.1% of those polled said they "support" or "strongly support" impeachment, and 29.2% said they "oppose" or "strongly oppose" impeachment.
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"I strongly support Percent for Art and even more strongly support public art, and I believe in artists," Mr. Van Bramer said.
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If you do this as a barometer activity, post the terms "Strongly Agree" and "Strongly Disagree" at opposite ends of the classroom.
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Hostility to women predicted voters' support for Trump just as strongly as racial resentment, and even more strongly than affinity for authoritarianism.
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About 45 percent strongly or somewhat support the development of Artificial Intelligence tools, while 29 percent strongly or somewhat oppose AI's development.
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"I strongly condemn the brutal intervention of the gendarmerie, strongly disproportionate to the manifestations of most people in Piata Victoriei," he wrote.
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Equally important is the fact that more people report that they " strongly disapprove " of Trump than report they "approve" and "strongly approve" combined.
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We're at a - we're negotiating very strongly - I don't call it a trade war - we're negotiating very powerfully and strongly with other nations.
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Five percent of both men and women strongly opposed it, while 2628 percent of men and 28500 percent of women strongly supported it.
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The strongest support for the idea came from those who identified as strongly liberal, 6900 percent of whom said they strongly support it.
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However, only 21% of respondents had a strongly negative view of immigration - slightly fewer than were strongly positive - and most were fairly indifferent.
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More important is the intensity divide: You see 34 percent of all voters strongly opposing the cuts and only 18 percent strongly favoring.
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Fifty-five of respondents support stricter gun control laws, 37 percent strongly favor such laws, and only 23 percent strongly oppose such laws.
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Fraud And finally, Cruz strongly told thousands of caucusgoers (voters) that Trump was strongly in favor of ObamaCare and 'choice' - a total lie!
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The survey found that 61 percent either strongly or somewhat support net neutrality rules, while 18 percent either strongly or somewhat oppose them.
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Participants rated their responses to these statements on a six-point scale, on which one meant "strongly disagree" and six meant "strongly agree".
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"I'm very strongly thinking about it, very strongly considering it," Arpaio told ABC News in response to a question about the 85033 elections.
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Beijing responded swiftly and strongly, saying it was "strongly dissatisfied" with a U.S. decision that was based on a "serious distortion" of facts.
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Beijing responded swiftly and strongly, saying it was "strongly dissatisfied" with a U.S. decision that was based on a "serious distortion" of facts.
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Fraud And finally, Cruz strongly told thousands of caucusgoers (voters) that Trump was strongly in favor of ObamaCare and "choice" - a total lie!
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"No union wants to get to this point, but we feel strongly because our members feel strongly," Kate Shindle, the union president, said.
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His disapproval and unfavorable rating among Jewish Americans is north of 70%, while his strongly disapprove or strongly unfavorable is higher than 60%.
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It was an indication of how strongly Trump resonated with the base on immigration and border security -- and how strongly Sessions represented it.
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A quarter of those polled said they strongly approve of how Trump is performing in the White House, while 50 percent strongly disapprove.
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"I feel very strongly about this," she said — but not strongly enough, she admitted, to vote for the bill if the amendment succeeded.
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Looking closer, about as many females are strongly in favor of a name change (74/294 = 25%) as are strongly opposed (76/294 = 26%).
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"And finally, Cruz strongly told thousands of caucusgoers (voters) that Trump was strongly in favor of ObamaCare and 'choice' - a total lie!" he said.
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President Putin may very well want to address it and very strongly, because he feels strongly about it and he has an interesting idea.
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But there are more voters who say they strongly disapprove of the tax cuts (29 percent) compared to those who strongly approve (19 percent).
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Two-thirds strongly back the idea of a public health care option, and a majority — 57 percent — also strongly support increasing Social Security benefits.
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A CNN poll this week measured an identical imbalance in intensity: 27 percent of voters strongly approve of Trump, while 48 percent strongly disapprove.
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"I strongly support Paul Ryan, strongly endorse his re-election," Pence, a longtime congressional colleague of Ryan's, said in a phone interview with Fox News.
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"I strongly support Paul Ryan, strongly endorse his re-election," Pence, a longtime congressional colleague of Ryan's, said in a phone interview with Fox News.
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As strongly as these people feel about this weird pizza, I would say I feel even more strongly that mayonnaise tastes good on literally everything.
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"I'm strongly for concealed carry, strongly for arming the teachers like Trump said," said Nick Fuentes, 19, from Chicago, as he stood outside the booth.
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A new Reuters poll shows that 49% of Americans "strongly" or "somewhat" agree with Trump's executive order on immigration while 41% "strongly" or "somewhat" disagree.
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Joe Walsh, who has been publicly mulling a 2020 primary challenge to President Donald Trump, said Thursday he is "strongly, strongly considering" entering the race.
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"If people feel strongly and passionately about something, I'll let them speak strongly and passionately — I'm not going to tell them not to," he said.
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And President Putin may very well want to address it and very strongly, because he feels strongly about it and he has an interesting idea.
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It's gray, and one minute you're going to feel so strongly and believe in something so strongly, and then maybe you won't in five years.
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"We believe strongly, strongly, that the plan we put together is so much better than the one that's there now," Price said at the CNN event.
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"It's whatever we feel strongly about and what we see other people feeling strongly about," Sones said, when asked what missions her organization chooses to support.
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Prices have continued rising strongly and are now over $36.50 per barrel, which strongly suggests liquidation of hedge fund short positions has continued since March 1.
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When broken down by party, 2628 percent of Republicans said they strongly disapprove of President Obama's signature healthcare law, while 28500 percent of Democrats strongly approve.
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Overall, 2900 percent said they either strongly approve or somewhat approve, while 220006 percent said the somewhat disapprove or strongly disapprove and 2202 percent weren't sure.
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Even more telling is that in recent polls, those who strongly disapprove of Trump are nearly double the number of those who strongly approve of him.
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Only 6 percent of millennials in the NBC study said that they strongly approved of the job President Trump is doing (and 46 percent strongly disapproved).
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Obesity's genetic connection was conclusively demonstrated in the 1980s in a series of papers showing that body weight is strongly inherited, almost as strongly as height.
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There are a lot of people who very strongly support Donald Trump and there are a lot of people who very strongly don't support Donald Trump.
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Twice as many Americans say they strongly disapprove of the president's job performance so far, or 42 percent, to those who strongly approve at 20 percent.
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And President Putin may very well want to address it and very strongly, because he feels very strongly about it, and he has an interesting idea.
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The actual test—which anyone can take—consisted of 54 statements that are answered on a seven-point scale ranging from 'strongly agree' to 'strongly disagree.
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But what there is, is — something we would like to see that the denuclearization of North Korea, he feels strongly about it, I feel strongly about it.
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Thirty-four percent of women and 2900 percent of men strongly supported the idea, while 220006 percent of women and 2202 percent of men strongly supported it.
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And is it not true that many teachers strongly, strongly disagree with the union position on teacher tenure, on merit pay, on merit promotion, on classroom size?
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As with uncombed hair, the result is strongly knitted together—so strongly that in Dr Deng's experiments the effect was as good as with a conventional wipe.
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The reason Larry Sabato changed his mind, congressman, is you look at swing voters right now they are leaning strongly, and even more strongly, towards the Democrats.
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Majorities in all three states disapprove of how he is doing his job -- and the number of people who strongly disapprove far outweigh those who strongly approve.
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GroupLens researchers asked subjects to rate 22 anthropomorphic emoji from five platforms by sentiment, using a scale that ranged from strongly negative (-5) to strongly positive (5).
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The U.S. economy is growing strongly, but Turkey exports much more to the European Union, where growth has slowed and is not predicted to pick up strongly.
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A Quinnipiac poll released earlier this month found that 49 percent of respondents disapproved of Trump "strongly," compared to the 25 percent who strongly approved of Trump.
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"We stand strongly behind the Second Amendment, and we stand strongly for the unborn" (Liberty University president Jerry Falwell Jr. is also an outspoken advocate for Vexit).
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Those who are strongly against impeaching and removing the President from office outnumber the strongly for impeaching and removing the President from office crowd by 45% to 36%.
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While more voters "strongly disapprove" (41 percent) than "strongly approve" (27 percent), that 14-point intensity gap is down from a high of 24 points in October 2017.
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So, if the party doesn't strongly repudiate Trump — and I think they should have strongly repudiated him from the beginning — I don't see how that party can reform.
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In each state the share of voters who strongly disapproved of his performance exceeded the share that strongly approved by at least 15 percentage points, a daunting margin.
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About 45% of those Democratic voters have a "strongly favorable" or "favorable" opinion of the freshman congresswoman, while about 12% have either a strongly unfavorable or unfavorable opinion.
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The poll found that 36 percent of white evangelicals said they strongly supported Mr. Trump, while in June 2012, just 26 percent said they strongly supported Mr. Romney.
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People who strongly favored government help for the sick "were over 80 percent more likely to support animal rights than those who strongly opposed it," the authors write.
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Fifty-four percent of registered voters said they either strongly or somewhat agreed that it might be necessary, compared with 313 percent who either strongly or somewhat disagreed.
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This is why I harshly criticized Trump when he compared the CIA to Nazi Germany, strongly criticized President Obama for not responding strongly enough when he was president, and today, I strongly criticize those who launch aggressive attacks against Mueller, the FBI and the integrity of the Department of Justice.
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" In which Trump says he brought up the murder of Jamal Khashoggi with Saudi Crown prince Mohammed bin Salman "strongly" and that the Crown Prince answered the question "strongly.
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"I also believe strongly in the freedom of religion, and I believe strongly in the separation of church and state," Delaney said at CNN town hall in Austin, Texas.
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A majority of those polled, 47 percent, said they didn't have an opinion or didn't know, with 5 percent strongly approving of his job and 23 percent strongly disapproving.
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But this week, congressional Republicans pushed back strongly against the White House and their President's own remarks more strongly than they have at other points over the last year.
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Forty-nine percent of Americans in the Times survey said they disapproved of it, and far more people said they were strongly opposed to it than strongly in favor.
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" Gard and Yates added that they "strongly feel . . .
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Periods of heavy investment in automation, like the industrial revolution, are strongly correlated with improvement in a nation's GDP, which itself is strongly correlated with improvement in quality of life.
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Nearly half in the new poll say they strongly disapprove of Trump's handling of the job (47%), while just a quarter say they feel strongly positive about Trump's performance (24%).
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"Job growth appears to be picking up, orders are picking up quite strongly, prices are increasing quite strongly as well," said Shaun Osborne, currency strategist at Scotia Capital in Toronto.
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We found that the more strongly people endorsed binding values, the more they strongly they attributed responsibility to victims and the more they saw victims' behaviors as influencing the outcome.
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In the new poll, 56% of Americans say they disapprove of the President's job performance, but those who "strongly disapprove" (48%) outnumber those who "strongly approve" (24%) two to one.
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Worse, when voters were asked if they strongly approve or disapprove of Trump, only 30% gave Trump a strong thumbs up, while 48% responded they strongly disapprove of his presidency.
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One possibility is that their reproductive cycles respond most strongly to seasonal signals like the length of the day, whereas plants respond more strongly to local temperatures, which are rising.
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The agency had the highest percentage of staff strongly disagreeing that their workload is reasonable, as well as the highest percentage strongly agreeing that the work they do is important.
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Rate your team on a scale of one (strongly disagree) to seven (strongly agree) for the following:If I make a mistake on my team, it is often held against me.
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Uber is eager to avoid a repeat of what happened to Lyfts stock, which priced strongly in the company's late-March IPO, opened trading strongly, but has been falling mostly since.
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"He, from every pronouncement we have seen, feels very strongly that he did nothing wrong, and he wants people to say that, because he feels very strongly about it," Rubio said.
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A recent Public Opinion Strategies poll of 85033 likely voters nationwide found 69 percent of respondents either strongly or somewhat support red-light cameras, while 29 percent somewhat or strongly oppose.
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Out of those who support the GND, 24 percent strongly support and 19 percent somewhat support it; among those who oppose it, 43 percent strongly oppose and 3 percent somewhat oppose.
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Senator Graham, along with many other Committee members, strongly encouraged that big tech work this issue out with law enforcement, while also strongly warning that Congress could force the companies' hands.
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Select several of the controversial statements below to read aloud, ask students to take a stand on the continuum between "strongly agree" and "strongly disagree," and then discuss as a class.
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The authors assessed volunteers' tendency to procrastinate, asking them to respond to statements like "I pay bills on time" using a five-point scale, ranging from strongly disagree to strongly agree.
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Yeah, it's ... So I feel pretty strongly about this.
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LONDON — British people feel very strongly about their biscuits.
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Recordati shares have strongly outperformed the European healthcare sector .
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" Mr. Peters acknowledged that the report "strongly criticizes me.
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The doctor was suspicious -- and strongly opposed to abortion.
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Yes, he did condemn the violence — swiftly and strongly.
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One of the things that taking LSD made both of us feel very strongly — and made a lot of people feel strongly [about] — is a deep skepticism of large corporations and governments.
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Uber is eager to avoid a repeat of what has happened to Lyfts stock, which priced strongly in the company's late-March IPO, opened trading strongly, but has been falling mostly since.
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Of the participants, 69% responded that they either agreed or strongly agreed that their organizations were diverse; 8% disagreed or strongly disagreed, citing socioeconomic and pipeline issues as primary barriers to diversification.
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In the NES studies, 99% of the people who strongly approved of Obama's performance voted for him in 2012, while 96% of those who strongly approved of Bush's backed him in 22014.
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An email survey of 887 physicians released today by MDLinx, a physician news aggregator, found 54.7% oppose or strongly oppose the Graham-Cassidy plan, while only 19.8% support or strongly support it.
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Thirty-six percent of respondents to the Economist/YouGov poll said they strongly disapprove of how the president has handled health care, compared with only 15 percent who said they strongly approve.
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When it comes to who has strong feelings, the news is even worse: Only 6 percent of respondents say they strongly approve of the law, and a whopping 43 percent strongly disapprove.
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"I am one of the few people that was here in 1986 and we had the president of the United States strongly committed — Reagan — and the speaker of the House strongly committed, Tip O'Neill, and the Senate leadership strongly committed, and it barely passed and it took a year and a half, and it took several meltdowns," Barton said.
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"Results from Insider's latest poll: I strongly support impeachment, 20193%I support impeachment, 22019% I neither support nor oppose impeachment, 23.06%I oppose impeachment, 295%I strongly oppose impeachment, 20.0%I don't know, 10.3%Approximately 20% of respondents from both polls said they "strongly oppose impeachment," while 9 to 10% of respondents from both polls said they "oppose impeachment.
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Meanwhile, a mere 13 percent strongly agreed they're better off now than they were four years ago, and only 16 percent strongly agreed that they will be better off four years from now.
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The slowly moving electrons would be more likely to interact with each other — "strongly correlated," in the language of physics — and from experience, physicists knew that strongly correlated systems are often surprising ones.
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"As strongly as I feel about energy efficiency, I feel equally as strongly that government should not be in the business of telling consumers what they can use and cannot purchase," Burgess said.
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In the NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll, for example, the share of Americans who said they strongly approve of Trump, 29 percent, was far outweighed by the 44 percent who strongly disapprove.
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In addition, 229.2 percent agree (220.8 percent strongly) that corporate tax reforms will create more U.S. jobs, while 8.33 percent agree (28.3 percent strongly) that corporate tax reforms will stimulate U.S. economic growth.
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"Technical data associated with the bad actors is strongly linked to the official IRIB IP address space" and "domain ownership information about these actors is strongly linked to IRIB account information," Google said.
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Democrats are more passionately for stricter gun laws than Republicans are against; 70% of Democrats say they "strongly favor" stricter gun control as opposed to 38% of Republicans who "strongly oppose" such laws.
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"I feel very strongly that Roy Moore should not be a senator, and I feel strongly that if he is elected, that the Senate should have its own response to it," she said.
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"The administration strongly objects to section 2702 and strongly urges Congress to provide BRAC authorization, as requested, so that DOD can ensure it is not wasting resources on unneeded infrastructure," Friday's statement said.
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"We believe strongly that we won tonight," Mr. Fallon said.
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You strongly defended the status quo in global trade rules.
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But I felt very strongly that it was a trilogy.
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Especially since a lot of people feel strongly either way.
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Finally, she strongly advises not to pick at these marks.
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Biden has fared strongly in recent polls among black voters.
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The fundamentals of the race are strongly in Baldwin's favor.
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All our research and the close result strongly suggests no.
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White tube socks: strongly preferred by Republicans and ironic Democrats.
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Several firms like Wedbush are strongly bearish on the stock.
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It's awful and we naturally strongly condemn what has happened.
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Now, in the meantime, we're vet ing very, very strongly.
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We would strongly urge that the link not be shared.
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The Chinese mainland markets rebounded strongly after an earlier slip.
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In general, housing and infrastructure bonds performed strongly in 2017.
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Steering himself to press his hips strongly against my clitoris.
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I know -- I believe strongly in freedom of the press.
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But strangely, the finished loaf doesn't taste strongly of potatoes.
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Gulen has strongly denied any involvement in Friday's coup attempt.
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Growth continued strongly, however, in its plumbing and heating division.
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There is a few things that he feels strongly about.
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I think that's something that Jesus would strongly disagree with.
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Additionally, they are strongly discouraged from voicing their political opinions.
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Turkey strongly rejects the notion that the killings constituted genocide.
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They're supporting education, health care, and they strongly support unions.
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Cabán said she is "strongly opposed" to New York Gov.
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People, I found, held all kinds of beliefs, and strongly.
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Iran strongly disagreed and criticized Saudi plans to boost output.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif strongly condemned the blast.
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But Cardarelli feels strongly that honest and open conversation helps.
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If you feel this strongly, then why are you stopping?
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"We strongly believe in free and fair elections," Schrage said.
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Your coworkers are going to strongly disagree with this decision.
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"But it's very strongly supportive [of the theory]," says Shara.
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Usually, opinions are divided; always, they are very strongly held.
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Only 3% of "very or somewhat conservative" respondents strongly approve.
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Congressional Republicans strongly opposed the nuclear agreement championed by Obama.
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That confidence was based perhaps too strongly on past fortunes.
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And this skews even more strongly the younger you are.
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Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has strongly condemned the killing.
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And I think Pelosi acquitted herself strongly in this campaign.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture strongly discourages feeding wild animals.
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You'll feel this planetary influence strongly during the new moon.
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Yet Moody's points out that Clinton's proposals strongly resemble Obama's.
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European wheat prices, however, have strongly rebounded since early September.
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I strongly suggested that they hold a summit meeting, yes.
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Analytics firms have suggested they're performing strongly at Verizon stores.
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Strongly worded but we need to get our point across.
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He added that TowerJazz wanted to "get strongly into sensors".
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Apple has objected strongly to how Qualcomm conducts this business.
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President Trump is reacting strongly to this radical Islamist attack.
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We strongly oppose this move, and Congress should reject it.
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And why do sausages feature so strongly on voting day?
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What's more, the study strongly hints at similar processes elsewhere.
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Johnson, however, is running more strongly, at around 8 percent.
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That's strongly reflected in the customer base that Insider claims.
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Len McCluskey, Unite Union's influential leader, is strongly against it.
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The company also strongly denies having a practice of misreporting
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Entrance is free, and we strongly suggest getting there early.
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A staggering 47 percent of respondents strongly disapprove of Trump.
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" That said, Packer strongly believes the film's audience is "everybody.
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Other commanders in chief have strongly backed a preferred successor.
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This strongly suggests it could be used as a treatment.
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He told reporters he "strongly" disagreed with the Russian president.
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And I felt that dividing line Election Night pretty strongly.
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This strongly suggests that the patients acquired their infections locally.
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China has strongly denied all U.S. accusations of hacking attacks.
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I also send a very strongly worded message to Uber.
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In recent years, Adobe focused strongly on its mobile apps.
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I strongly support efforts to amend and repeal this bill.
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Only one (Boston and Skegness) voted that strongly for Leave.
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I strongly believe he had no bad intentions at all.
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The candidate has strongly criticized Bolsonaro's positions on these fronts.
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Consumer demand remains strongly underpinned by jobs and income gains.
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Vertappen won two races last season, ending the season strongly.
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I feel really, really strongly, but you're being very brave.
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Well, I'm writing the show a very strongly worded letter.
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Stocks recovered; credit spreads began falling, leveraged loans rallied strongly.
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GH: I think the evidence works strongly to the contrary.
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Syria has also strongly its forces were behind the attack.
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If you feel strongly about JJ's statement, boycott his advertisers.
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I believe strongly in gay rights and Black Lives Matter.
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"We strongly express our dissatisfaction and opposition," said the official.
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Women appear to feel this reaction more strongly than men.
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Based on that logic, I would bet strongly on China.
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This is a story that defies two strongly held beliefs.
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Collins' district strongly supported Trump in the 2016 presidential election.
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VS: I think it will definitely come through it strongly.
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That's come through very strongly over the past few weeks.
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McCain still believes strongly in repealing and replacing Obamacare, however.
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"We strongly support a strong and unified EU," Zhu said.
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Google swiftly and strongly condemned the contents of the memo.
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He strongly denied the accusations then and again this week.
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"I'm strongly influenced by color and by story," Price says.
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It doesn't mean I feel certain things any less strongly.
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Both Huawei and the Chinese government strongly deny the allegations.
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But his data strongly suggests that something is going on.
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These rules strongly limit prosecutorial comment on pending criminal investigations.
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"They are states that strongly ... support abortion access," Salganicoff said.
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Baker, in particular, spoke out strongly against the committee vote.
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But, biofuel backers have strongly pushed back against these claims.
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As McPherson tells it, Lincoln believed strongly in strategic oversight.
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He promised to act strongly to simplify the company's business.
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Research shows that disability issues strongly inform our voting decisions.
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This belief is most strongly held by the President himself.
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Abraaj has strongly denied reports that it misused the money.
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The site strongly supported Donald Trump ahead of the elections.
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Wednesday was the first time stocks reacted strongly to Trump.
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Yet, one key demographic strongly diverged from prior voting behavior.
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"We strongly support the goals of the ACA," Elehwany said.
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Trump has strongly and repeatedly denied all charges against him.
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The crowd strongly applauded the kosher red meat Trump offered.
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And she strongly advocated for women's inclusion in STEM fields.
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"AARP: "We strongly urge the Senate to reject this bill.
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The State Department on Wednesday strongly criticized the latest footage.
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MERCOCO, has risen strongly since its inception in January 2014.
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Our Demi sources strongly deny there was any sexual relationship.
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They rose strongly on Wednesday and closed 25 percent higher.
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I think they're strongly looking at doing something very soon.
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Next: Expect Atlantia to strongly consider topping any rival offer.
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WHY DO YOU THINK THEY SO STRONGLY OPPOSE VOTER ID?
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We strongly advise against choosing SMS as the second factor.
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And opposition to immigration is strongly correlated with racial resentment.
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Until confirmed, urologists strongly recommend using another form of contraception.
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But the divide here aligns too strongly with personal preference.
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But, of Republican respondents, 2628 percent somewhat or strongly disapproved.
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Nonetheless, the Israeli press has strongly criticised his bad sportsmanship.
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And unlike South Korea, its voters would also strongly disapprove.
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The Syrian government has strongly denied launching such an attack.
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"So we strongly support its work," he says of IoD.
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They told me they felt the quake very strongly there.
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Another 32 percent strongly approve the job Trump is doing.
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As I understand it, she's already apologized and very strongly.
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We strongly urge the administration to withdraw this harmful proposal.
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About 80 percent of voters strongly oppose cutting this program.
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Russia strongly denies it paid bribes to secure the tournament.
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That the Court will be strongly aligned with one political
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But Mattis and Song were strongly dismissive of the idea.
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Reliance strongly denied the ruling and said it would appeal.
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Even so, European politics militates strongly against a new deal.
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Many devices were malfunctioned and the plane was jolting strongly.
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We strongly support Egypt's and the United Nations' mediation efforts.
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He felt strongly that he was doing the right thing.
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But others were strongly opposed, including several school district superintendents.
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We strongly believe that health is a fundamental human right.
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I don't want them, unless they're very, very strongly vetted.
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Overnight delivery, which the State Department strongly suggests, is $20.66.
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But he came very strongly he really wanted to be.
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The double bottom breakout pattern in the is developing strongly.
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Murray said she "strongly supports" the goals of Sanders's amendment.
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BSA strongly supports legislation to address these law enforcement challenges.
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Its shares have strongly outperformed a flat ASX energy index .
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A plurality, 41 percent, didn't feel strongly in either direction.
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A strongly Republican state, Mississippi elected as governor Lt. Gov.
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She strongly suggested she'll oppose his bid for CHC membership.
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The pumpkin filling was sweet and tasted strongly of clove.
|
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Russia on Thursday strongly denied any role in the bombing.
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I think we all feel passionate and strongly about something.
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They strongly suggest that the procedure is next to useless.
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I strongly suggest you invest in a few good pairs.
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And I think we'll be out there competing very strongly.
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Clinton strongly criticized Mr. Trump, as well as his supporters.
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And people have seen that, and they've seen that strongly.
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I mean, Putin denied he meddled in the election strongly.
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Of those who disapprove, 251% say they do so strongly.
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Like in Canada, U.S. voters strongly endorse such a change.
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The Philippines strongly affirms its respect for this milestone decision.
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And in general the whole family is quite strongly built.
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Curtis had been polling strongly in the general election race.
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Bustamante responds that the results "strongly suggest" Native American heritage.
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I voted no and strongly and publicly opposed their spending.
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Almost all strongly support a slew of stronger gun laws.
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The refiner industry has been strongly supportive of the waivers.
|
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Others strongly disagree, saying the leadership votes are quickly forgotten.
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But many feel just the opposite -- and just as strongly.
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Suhl's clemency request was strongly supported by former Arkansas Gov.
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He believes strongly in football's ability to teach life lessons.
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"The United States strongly condemns the terror attack," it continued.
|
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McCain said he "strongly disagrees" with the president on Putin.
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There are a lot of things I feel strongly about.
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"Those who do support him feel very strongly," she said.
|
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Past WTO rulings serve as guidance, sometimes loosely, sometimes strongly.
|
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Ackerman strongly denied the allegation through his attorney Oscar Michelen.
|
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But she is strongly against slacklining becoming an Olympic sport.
|
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That message was strongly seconded by Mr. Biden on Wednesday.
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It went very, very strongly and traded up to $36.
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Two strongly held beliefs have brought me to this decision.
|
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However, he objects strongly to Luther's having raised the question.
|
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A majority of strongly liberal respondents, 28500 percent, did also.
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Brower: She strongly believed that it was someone else's turn.
|
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Mr. Trump strongly defended Mr. Lewandowski and belittled Ms. Fields.
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Like Jordan saying I never have fun, I strongly disagree.
|
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The poll numbers split strongly between gender and race lines.
|
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Bonds not eligible for the programme have also rallied strongly.
|
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The Fund is strongly supportive of these important policy efforts.
|
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I strongly condemn the cowardly attacks on our people today.
|
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So it can backfire when applied sort of too strongly.
|
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Bernie Sanders, including several that resonate strongly among black voters.
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I still feel very strongly about him as an individual.
|
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Two subgroups — Millennials and African American women — strongly favor it.
|
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Among the Democrats, these views are even more strongly held.
|
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The auto executive has strongly denied the allegations against him.
|
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Prosecutors in New York, though, strongly disagreed with that analysis.
|
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The dollar has rallied strongly in recent months, depressing gold.
|
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Qatar has backed Islamist movements but strongly denies supporting terrorism.
|
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I cannot emphasize too strongly how creative Hal Pinter was.
|
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We strongly urge the global community to do the same.
|
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I have a friend who is strongly opinionated like me.
|
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Here are players to strongly consider starting in Week 9.
|
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He strongly believes in the value of America's traditional alliances.
|
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And this year, I feel that more strongly than ever.
|
|
Cybersecurity professionals strongly recommend using different passwords for different services.
|
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Cook sent a strongly worded email to employees on Thursday.
|
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She, a calf, strongly resembles Gene Simmons, a famous human.
|
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He has strongly denied the allegations, writing in a Feb.
|
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Gillum has polled strongly, with a slim but persistent lead.
|
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Republican senators have strongly supported Jeff Sessions as attorney general.
|
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I strongly recommend one or two years as a monk.
|
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I think I did a little strongly with Peter Thiel.
|
|
The mud came more rapidly and strongly than anyone predicted.
|
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I felt strongly that nobody's an angel, men or women.
|
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Democrats have an opportunity to speak out strongly against bigotry.
|
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For one, he committed rather strongly to not firing Mueller.
|
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But gun control is something I feel especially strongly about.
|
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But he strongly defended the Fed's decision to increase rates.
|
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He has strongly denied allegations that he committed domestic violence.
|
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It's the group's most strongly worded warning against corporal punishment.
|
|
Is there an audience that responds more strongly to melodrama?
|
|
What vehicle is most strongly associated with Republican voting districts?
|
|
Dr. Deem's lawyers issued a statement strongly denying the allegations.
|
|
He strongly denied the claim and sued one of them.
|
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We strongly support Israel in defense of its citizens. Always!
|
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I think we will be out there competing very strongly.
|
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Catalans feel strongly about their distinct language, history and culture.
|
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After that, we strongly recommend not coming into the office.
|
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That may explain why they respond so strongly to repetition.
|
|
And this achievement bears strongly on the current political debate.
|
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"I strongly urge you to visit both," Mr. Cotter wrote.
|
|
But, environmentalists strongly oppose drilling in the ecologically sensitive region.
|
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Investors strongly expect the Fed will cut rates in September.
|
|
Biden's odds of performing strongly in the South are high.
|
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Taiwan has strongly advised its citizens against all overseas travel.
|
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It's a decision that registered strongly with players and managers.
|
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We strongly recommend that you only buy what you need.
|
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"We're praying for that very strongly," said Raminta Lapsys, 66.
|
|
They're not necessarily correct, but he does strongly believe them.
|
|
"Kids just represented for him so strongly," Mr. Gengo said.
|
|
Democrats strongly favor it, while Republicans tend to oppose it.
|
|
I strongly believe that cutting calories results in weight loss.
|
|
Mr. Bloomberg strongly objected to the monitor, to no avail.
|
|
Here, the evidence strongly suggests that the president acted corruptly.
|
|
Her sentiment also strongly aligns with what fellow Democrat Sen.
|
|
The movement is strongly focused on gestures and the hands.
|
|
Tim Kaine, who is strongly favored to keep his seat.
|
|
The White House and Russia have strongly denied the allegations.
|
|
The Assad government continues to strongly deny using the explosives.
|
|
Democrats and the general public strongly objected to Monday's vote.
|
|
"I strongly oppose that," she said of possible Medicare cuts.
|
|
Nunes strongly denies the claim, which he says is false.
|
|
Her caucus appears to be strongly behind the trade deal.
|
|
However, he predicts stocks would recover strongly by fourth quarter.
|
|
"We strongly recommend that you undergo this testing," it added.
|
|
Her comments strongly urged the department to adopt the definitions.
|
|
But I really felt strongly that David would get actor.
|
|
" RUBIO: "Well, I know he feels very strongly about it.
|
|
On Labor Day, she was strongly considering supporting Massachusetts Sen.
|
|
The immigration attitudes of individuals strongly predict attitudes toward Brexit.
|
|
Experience with motorcycling issues and motorcyclists' rights issues strongly preferred.
|
|
Though laws against corruption are strongly written, they are underenforced.
|
|
She strongly believes people need to learn how to learn.
|
|
EU, who lost in this case, strongly opposed these tariffs.
|
|
But Syndergaard "felt strongly that he was fine," Alderson said.
|
|
The Russians have strongly supported Mr. Assad despite his brutality.
|
|
I strongly suggest you bid only at the last second.
|
|
Both are red flags to the country's strongly centralized unions.
|
|
The NRA strongly opposes raising age limits for purchasing guns.
|
|
The United States, on the other hand, strongly backed Israel.
|
|
I strongly believe this is all doable in our generation.
|
|
Aid groups have strongly denied any ties to human traffickers.
|
|
Other recently priced bonds were not performing as strongly today.
|
|
This religious dominance strongly affects the culture's customs and norms.
|
|
I strongly believe this crisis will be averted as well.
|
|
The National Federation of the Blind strongly opposes this bill.
|
|
"We have to strongly defend the motherland's interests," he said.
|
|
BERNIE SANDERS: Amy mentioned that women feel strongly on it.
|
|
Myanmar has strongly denied carrying out organized human rights abuses.
|
|
FIAT CHRYSLER STRONGLY DISAGREES WITH PRELIMINARY TAX AGENCY REPORT - SPOKESPERSON
|
|
The center has strongly defended its response to recent events.
|
|
And that's an offering that we're building very, very strongly.
|
|
None of the people most strongly identified with impeachment are.
|
|
We all have political opinions — some of them strongly held.
|
|
Timothy French Allentown, Pennsylvania I OPPOSE this new rule STRONGLY.
|
|
"I strongly dislike Powerball office lottery pools," he told CNBC.
|
|
Groups like the Clean Air Task Force favor it strongly.
|
|
Polling also shows that this group is supporting Biden strongly.
|
|
We feel strongly that investors should work only with fiduciaries.
|
|
TOKYO — Japanese economic growth accelerated strongly in the third quarter.
|
|
"We strongly reject these accusations," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
|
|
In most states, online applications are strongly encouraged, Evermore says.
|
|
Myanmar's government, he said, strongly condemned all human rights violations.
|
|
"We strongly and unreservedly reject this result," the statement said.
|
|
Most Americans strongly support government efforts to protect endangered species.
|
|
I think we will be out there competing very strongly.
|
|
But we didn't act swiftly and we didn't act strongly.
|
|
Why do you think you and Denzel connected so strongly?
|
|
We really feel pretty strongly that there's a there there.
|
|
When I started this campaign, I started it very strongly.
|
|
But I didn't know how strongly they believed in it.
|
|
The other side, obviously, household spending continues to grow strongly.
|
|
Traditional hierarchical management systems strongly discourage this kind of improvisation.
|
|
They're reacting strongly to the idea of protecting the country.
|
|
"I feel strongly that families should have the choice," Sen.
|
|
Sure enough, brand perception strongly predicted purchase and loyalty behavior.
|
|
Per the poll's phrasing, 53.4% strongly or somewhat oppose the protest of what some players call "a country that oppresses black people and people of color" — while 41.7% somewhat or strongly support the players.
|
|
Users are asked to take an on-site survey, responding to a series of statements with a scaled response (from strongly agree to strongly disagree), in order to be matched with potentially compatible flatmates.
|
|
In each group, just over half said they strongly disapproved of Trump's performance, significantly more than the share of older voters (just over two-fifths) who said they were so strongly disenchanted with him.
|
|
Among all respondents, 72 percent said they are strongly opposed to Russia helping Republicans in the 2018 elections, and 77 percent said they are strongly opposed to Russians lending a hand to the Democrats.
|
|
Even more notable is the intensity of support for voting rights issues: 229 percent of the 25 Democratic influencers "strongly support" restoring the Voting Rights Act and 22017 percent "strongly support" automatic voter registration.
|
|
And so the danger these things have is they can become just a joke if the public reacts strongly, or they can become an ambiguous tweet that was misinterpreted if the public responds strongly.
|
|
I suspect that a large majority of these voters — regardless of party — will be strongly compelled to vote for him based upon this issue alone because it is that strongly held by these borrowers.
|
|
A strongly dominant right eye sees the reflected image of the left eye as being turned out when in fact no true turn out exists, and vice versa for a strongly dominant left eye.
|
|
According to the report, Kerry told Palestinian officials that he was strongly considering a run in 2020 and hinted that Trump will likely not be in office much longer in strongly worded conversation Wednesday.
|
|
More troubling for Trump (and his party) is the fact that the intensity is all on the anti-Trump side; 48% strongly disapprove of how Trump is doing the job while just 25% strongly approve.
|
|
Mayors are not alone in resisting Trump's idea: A poll of recent war veterans by the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America showed 57 percent of 4,615 respondents strongly opposed, with 15 percent strongly supporting.
|
|
Republicans, however, strongly support Trump's pursuit of an expanded border wall.
|
|
Stepping up patriotic education will be strongly opposed by such activists.
|
|
She can strongly back a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
|
|
If it were larger, balloons would stick more strongly to ceilings.
|
|
It's easy to imagine Amazon strongly considering these types of products.
|
|
Multiple sources said Kushner strongly opposed Christie as the running mate.
|
|
Why are independent voters responding so strongly to the email scandal?
|
|
"We strongly suspect there was more than one shooter," White said.
|
|
Shortly after that experiment, the agency issued a strongly worded statement.
|
|
Those pockets of activity strongly resemble blooming roses amid the darkness.
|
|
"The message of love strongly comes through this record," she says.
|
|
A whopping 45 percent say they strongly approve of the president.
|
|
China's Foreign Ministry strongly denied the claims by Trump and Pence.
|
|
And it&aposs interesting, Democrats are strongly in favor of impeachment.
|
|
I know what it's like to be strongly disliked, even hated.
|
|
Revenue grew strongly in most categories, particularly real estate and healthcare.
|
|
" Bolton noted that "President Trump feels very strongly on that subject.
|
|
I felt that so strongly this year about International Women's Day.
|
|
You can check with Fox, because they covered it very strongly.
|
|
Candidate Trump strongly hinted that he'd be fine doing the former.
|
|
Non-Christians also reported feeling strongly affected by the election results.
|
|
"I felt so strongly for Kristina," Viall wrote in his blog.
|
|
"This topic has the potential to strongly affect humankind," said Sue.
|
|
The claims have also been strongly rebutted by high profile Republicans.
|
|
It initially rebounded strongly from the commodity crash of 0003-2000.
|
|
Also this week, the euro zone PMI figures came in strongly.
|
|
And we will check him, we&aposll check him very strongly.
|
|
Iran has subsequently strongly suggested that they would go for 5%.
|
|
Higher levels of psychological distress were more strongly associated with PCD.
|
|
And people can disagree strongly and still go out to dinner.
|
|
That's something you'll see strongly represented in the top-10 list.
|
|
"I stand strongly with you in your fight for $15," Sen.
|
|
But North Korean officials have strongly reprimanded me for my reporting.
|
|
Mr Trump has strongly criticised China over trade and security issues.
|
|
They just disagree (very, very strongly) on how to get there.
|
|
And I wanted to underline that very strongly in the film.
|
|
We also strongly support the right of Googlers to express themselves.
|
|
Mike discussed it very strongly with his counterpart in North Korea.
|
|
When we feel strongly about something we go out and vote.
|
|
She feels strongly about affordable housing, environmental awareness and abortion rights.
|
|
Killing, the show strongly hints, is the breakout act of consciousness.
|
|
"I feel strongly and very positively about our prospects and chances."
|
|
The RV business is one of the economy's most strongly cyclical.
|
|
I just strongly think you should start your day with this.
|
|
He was strongly considered by Barack Obama back in 2008, too.
|
|
The project is reportedly strongly backed by Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
|
|
I was strongly leaning toward Sanders for much of the primary.
|
|
We strongly believe in the election process and every vote counts.
|
|
What inspired him: Meyers didn't always feel so strongly about donkeys.
|
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Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell strongly urged residents and visitors to prepare.
|
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"The GOP platform was even more strongly pro-life," Page writes.
|
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Your editorial strongly supports one voice, with the other 16 unheard.
|
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She clearly feels strongly about it and she clearly isn't alone.
|
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I cannot urge my colleagues more strongly to oppose her nomination.
|
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This is good news, and the Chamber strongly supports this move.
|
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And that's why I feel so strongly against a female 007.
|
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It strongly affected my sex life and that was a downer.
|
|
U.S. job growth rebounded strongly in June, with government payrolls surging.
|
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You could tell they were getting on the brakes pretty strongly.
|
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So a more engaged electorate becomes a more strongly partisan electorate.
|
|
Nonetheless, the move was strongly condemned by some former DOJ officials.
|
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Clinton is strongly in favor of a woman's right to choose.
|
|
Both Kelly and Aaliyah strongly denied that any marriage had occurred.
|
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I didn't know why I felt so strongly, I just did.
|
|
He and his camp have strongly denied any indiscretions took place.
|
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YOU HAD COME OUT AND STRONGLY WARNED AGAINST VOTING FOR BREXIT.
|
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They are strongly rooted in their communities and support local activities.
|
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Homosexuality isn't illegal in China, but it is still strongly stigmatized.
|
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And if strongly agree is most conservative, that scales as conservative.
|
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It is a constituency that was once strongly behind Vermont Sen.
|
|
The Rotondos tried again with another strongly-worded note dated Feb.
|
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He said he and the president "strongly disagree" on many issues.
|
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Those smells are something that we're hardwired to react strongly to.
|
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China has strongly criticized her detention and demanded her immediate release.
|
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Obviously, even the wounded thigh was strongly restrained under the gauze.
|
|
The Organization of the Jews in Bulgaria strongly condemned the incident.
|
|
In watching these episodes that really does come through, very strongly.
|
|
Central government representatives strongly backed the bill after it was introduced.
|
|
Household debt has risen particularly strongly in Malaysia, Thailand and Singapore.
|
|
Some feel so strongly about it that they remove those flags.
|
|
The index struggled through September but has rebounded strongly in October.
|
|
The Council itself strongly condemned the incident in a statement Sunday.
|
|
Many of them are women who performed strongly on March 6th.
|
|
The right-leaning opposition and the Catholic church strongly oppose it.
|
|
In a statement to Axios, Amazon strongly disputed the Bloomberg report:
|
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Syria and Russia strongly denied their forces were behind the attack.
|
|
It initially rebounded strongly from the commodity crash of 220-16.
|
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So theoretical security concerns aren't weighing as strongly in their minds.
|
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He believes strongly in the equal application of it to everyone.
|
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Climate change (and changing drought and weather conditions) is strongly implicated.
|
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As for cameras, Jouneau strongly objects to having them on board.
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So, we reached out to Dana ... who STRONGLY defended his superstar.
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Scotland strongly supports staying in the EU, according to YouGov polling.
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Argentina went down strongly at the back end of last year.
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He believed that so strongly, and I hold on to that.
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"You feel this erotic and emotional connection very strongly," he adds.
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I like human genitalia too, but I prefer animals more strongly.
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"We strongly wish the president-elect a successful term," he said.
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Unfortunately the government has weeded it away from you pretty strongly.
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It's hard when you have one you feel very strongly about.
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Genevieve Koski: Ooh, I disagree pretty strongly with you there, Caroline.
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The rules were strongly opposed by Republicans and cheered by Democrats.
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Importers, including WalMart and other retailers, are strongly opposing the proposal.
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Russian has strongly denied any election interference in the United States.
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I mean, who doesn't love/strongly relate to Master of None?
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In my mind, this dress is strongly associated with what happened.
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Wales and the rest of England strongly backed the Leave campaign.
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The Kuwaiti issued a statement on Saturday "strongly" denying any wrongdoing.
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I didn't realize the mix of medications affected me so strongly.
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We strongly recommend that customers never share their username or password.
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When Soviet troops invaded Afghanistan, Brzezinski strongly backed arming Afghan rebels.
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The State Department strongly warns against it, citing cases like Warmbier's.
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More importantly, he strongly suggested he would uphold the Arkansas decision.
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The Peninsula voted strongly in favor of Dunleavy, by almost 70%.
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More amazingly, the vast majority of that group (53%) strongly disapprove.
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We strongly agree with those who consider that comparison a fallacy.
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He reminds parents that many rabbis have strongly supported routine shots.
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"NFPA strongly discourages the use of turkey fryers," the video cautions.
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During the Wednesday hearing, senior military officials strongly backed the treaty.
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He does get very passionate about something that he believes strongly.
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He strongly denied ever wanting or having ownership of the apartment.
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At the time Nike was strongly criticized for standing by Woods.
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No wonder Donald Trump's message resonated so strongly with this demographic.
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This is an area that the Armenian-American diaspora strongly supports.
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But we strongly believe Kendrick Lamar's mum could beat 'em all.
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Is the spring selling season, so important for housing, starting strongly?
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Pakistan has always strongly denied offering safe havens to militants groups.
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Democrats and environmentalists have objected strongly to Trump's choice of Pruitt.
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We do not know specifics, although he strongly denied her claim.
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Environmentalists strongly oppose the project, citing the dangers of nuclear energy.
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The Baghdad government, Iran and Turkey all strongly opposed the referendum.
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Ryan strongly maintained that tax reform legislation will pass this year.
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If she has a boy, we strongly suggest naming him Fetch.
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German inflation came in strongly if slightly below the economic consensus.
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He strongly advises you not to set it on fire, though.
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She does come back eventually, but her absence is strongly felt.
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He strongly promoted the idea of political influence at music events.
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"We're advocating strongly for a simpler global tax system," Pichai added.
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As strongly worded as McCain's statement is, it carries little force.
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The memory of Princess Diana was strongly felt throughout the day.
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" Cosby's attorney, Tom Mesereau, said he plans to appeal "very strongly.
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It's an administrative dystopia that's flavored strongly by Orwell and Huxley.
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Lam strongly condemned the attack when she met reporters in Beijing.
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Measures of economic freedom are strongly linked to higher performing economies.
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"Captain America: Civil War" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned).
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The wireless industry strongly criticized the bill ahead of the vote.
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Hopes for improved women's rights The tribal areas are strongly patriarchal.
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I love that they beat just as strongly as big ones.
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Americans for Limited Government strongly urges the Senate to pass Sen.
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The evidence strongly indicates the Islamic State has not been defeated.
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Her party strongly opposes immigration and has been criticized as xenophobic.
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However, it's not certain whether or how strongly it will continue.
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Originally, however, , and Uber pushed back strongly against adding the option.
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However, several prominent investors and banking executives have strongly criticized bitcoin.
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Kavanaugh has strongly denied the allegations and said he would testify.
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And because of all that, I identify so strongly with her.
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Berlin strongly condemned the test as a violation of international law.
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Gasoline consumption has already rebounded strongly in the most recent week.
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The American public, rightfully, is reacting strongly to this week's news.
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But it isn't the frightfest that its trailer so strongly implies.
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Both positions are strongly opposed by Second Amendment advocates in Virginia.
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The White House has hinted strongly it will veto the measure.
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I strongly condemn the terrorist attack at the heart of #Ankara.
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We have to see how strongly the U.S. takes up sanctions.
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His resignation was strongly, if implicitly, critical of the president's approach.
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The Cuban government has strongly rejected such accusations in the past.
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The source said Poetsch had strongly backed endorsing the management board.
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But the Vermont senator noted that he "strongly supports" Obama's nomination.
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In fact, the A.H.A. has already strongly rebutted this new study.
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"Barbershop: The Next Cut" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned).
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He strongly denied the accusations back then and again this week.
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We strongly support efforts to reduce the cost of prescription drugs.
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People on Twitter responded pretty strongly to this Instagram story, too.
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Both China's and Hong Kong's governments strongly disapproved of the protests.
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But just 28503 percent strongly approve and 22019 percent somewhat approve.
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The answer to all those questions strongly point toward the negative.
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Beijing has strongly opposed other countries pursuing relations with the island.
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"I strongly condemn the attack against the Tlaxiaco mayor," Murat tweeted.
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But on Thursday, she strongly suggested her sympathies lie with Apple.
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Those are the kinds of things that we feel strongly about.
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"Hunt for the Wilderpeople" is rated PG-13 (parents strongly cautioned).
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Speakers strongly condemned Iran's destructive intervention in its western neighbor, Iraq.
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Just 18 percent of respondents approve strongly of the president's performance.
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In contrast, voters had a strongly positive opinion about how Gov.
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When do you most strongly wish you had more of it?
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Unfortunately the government has weeded it away from you pretty strongly.
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Spitzer strongly criticized Hillary Clinton in October over her immigration platform.
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The leadership, several board members tell us, was strongly behind Warren.
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" And another: "I strongly endorse Adam Laxalt for Governor of Nevada.
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Republicans have strongly signaled they want to prevent a second shutdown.
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Parisian graduates score strongly in finding employment across Europe after graduating.
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He strongly suspected that the F.B.I. was behind the break-in.
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Klonopin is a strongly sedating drug with a long half-life.
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Acts of non-elite sources communicating knowledge should be strongly encouraged.
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"The Sea of Trees" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned).
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After the closed-doors meeting Meadows said he strongly supports Jordan.
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Being visual platforms, they cater strongly to clients in those industries.
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Both practices have been strongly criticized by doctors and patient groups.
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They tried to bolt, but all the exits were strongly guarded.
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This is despite the fact the historical record strongly suggests otherwise.
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But when I started this campaign, I started it very strongly.
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"I say it's very strongly the Democrats' fault," he said Monday.
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TV American Barometer: Voters strongly support FBI investigation into Kavanaugh allegations.
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Gallego told The Hill he is "strongly considering" running as well.
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"I strongly disagree with them," Welch said of Schneider and Kelly.
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Both are liberal states that are strongly defensive of abortion rights.
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Such an important topic and something I believe in so strongly.
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His family has since strongly suggested his death was a suicide.
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There's a reason why Instagram resonates so strongly: imagery is powerful.
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The Justice Department and the FBI strongly objected to its release.
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To be sure, there are some in Chongqing who strongly disagree.
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In particular, food and agriculture are strongly affected by climate change.
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But many Democratic lawmakers have strongly voiced opposition to the move.
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"The Divergent Series: Allegiant" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned).
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But key congressional Republicans remain strongly opposed to revisiting the cap.
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Inhofe recently urged the House to "reject the strongly worded resolution".
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Some presidents' job approval ratings have correlated strongly with employment levels.
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We mentioned the price, that we want $5.6 billion very strongly.
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Yeah, I strongly disagree, and I disagree because of American history.
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How do we go after the market really strongly really fast?
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China's yuan finished strongly to hit its highest since December 2015.
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I've met women who strongly identify as feminist who hate it.
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Some major fundamentals of the race are strongly in Baldwin's favor.
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They marked the page strongly and crisply with lines easily read.
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They marked the wood strongly and crisply with lines easily read.
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"Many people have such strongly fixed ideas about guns," he conceded.
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I feel very strongly [that] I'm not interested in high art.
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Labour will continue to strongly oppose a disastrous no deal Brexit.
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"The Legend of Tarzan" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned).
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JEANNETTE CATSOULIS "Lights Out" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned).
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Surrealism, particularly the collage novels of Max Ernst, strongly influenced Gorey.
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"I feel strongly, but sometimes I believe more than the others."
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The idea of debt mutualisation has been strongly opposed by Germany.
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Those proposals appeared to have strongly informed Mr. Bach's broad guidelines.
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Twenty percent said they "strongly support" such measures, down 28500 points.
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Just consider Pakistan, a country strongly influenced by its Islamic tradition.
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The Anti-Defamation League, which has been mildly supportive, reacted strongly.
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Hillary fails to land as strongly as its remarkable assets promise.
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In an emailed statement, Israel's ambassador, Danny Danon, was strongly critical.
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It was an experience that strongly influenced her approach to art.
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Why does Mr. Goodman so strongly dispute this line of thinking?
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"I would have to strongly advise against it," Mr. Soloviev said.
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We're built really strongly and we have a lot of depth.
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Gulen, living in self-exile in Pennsylvania, strongly denies the allegations.
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"We strongly call for their immediate and unconditional release," she said.
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United Steelworkers, which strongly supported the tariffs, commended Mr. Ross's announcement.
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REPORTER: (inaudible) MR. TRUMP: I'm looking at Larry Kudlow very strongly.
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Mattis, however, has spoken out strongly against Russia while in Europe.
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They really believe that America feels this strongly — not 55-45.
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But Pelosi's spokesperson Drew Hammill strongly pushed back on that characterization.
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But he often seemed to tilt strongly toward the Republican view.
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You can strongly hint that he needs to tone it down.
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"I feel pretty strongly about the women's movement," Ms. Connell said.
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Like many European allies, Britain strongly opposes the Guantánamo prison. Mrs.
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Mr. Khalilzad has pushed strongly for a peace agreement before elections.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said it strongly opposes the move.
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GLENN KENNY The opera tells this peculiar story clearly and strongly.
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Roberts strongly supports protecting the LGBTQ community under city law. Nov.
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Under Faretta, judges must also warn defendants strongly against representing themselves.
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Although Wong couldn't speak Spanish, he strongly identified with Latino culture.
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But his main remaining ally now is the strongly nationalist MHP.
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Some people really feel strongly about choosing to not eat meat.
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Salesforce strongly believes that companies and C.E.O.s have to be activists.
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Forty-five percent said they strongly disagreed with diverting the funds.
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Mr. Cary strongly opposed the mayor's proposal to eliminate the SHSAT.
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We believe strongly in the philosophy of 'see something, say something.
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"Needless to say, I strongly disagree with that assertion," Sanders said.
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The senator last week said he strongly supported Mr. Wheeler's nomination.
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Responses on this issue were also strongly correlated with political views.
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"She felt very strongly about serving the underserved," Dr. Cobbs said.
|
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That led governments to position themselves strongly for the next disaster.
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Twitter and Square are "strongly encouraging" employees to work from home.
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If you feel strongly otherwise, it's possible your mileage may vary.
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What they do track with, quite strongly, are xenophobia and ethnocentrism.
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Its other services, including WhatsApp and Instagram, are still growing strongly.
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"The progressive pulse doesn't beat there nearly as strongly," he said.
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It was her duty to strongly deny a report that Mrs.
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The Australian Medical Association is generally strongly opposed to assisted dying.
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At first glance, this entity strongly resembles Schopenhauer's all-devouring will.
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He strongly supports reducing the national debt and balancing the budget.
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Honestly, I didn't feel that strongly about the Indiana issue personally.
|
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Republican activists have built a strongly conservative network of judicial candidates.
|
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Darrel's parents and a number of black mentors strongly influenced him.
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Democrats are strongly urging their Republican colleagues call Bolton to testify.
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Qualcomm Inc strongly backs the effort, the company said on Monday.
|
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Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), are pushing strongly in the other direction.
|
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The movement is strongly supported by Portugal's far-right party Chega.
|
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"Loving" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for racist language.
|
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Early polling shows Democrats strongly positioned for midterm gains in November.
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Finally, NCPA strongly endorses further empowering pharmacists to help save lives.
|
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The work made me feel, strongly, two things: helpless and serene.
|
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"I strongly suggest you stop believing what you're reading," he said.
|
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I felt strongly that this was something I wanted to do.
|
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My view very strongly is you show up and you participate.
|
|
But veterans groups and Democrats strongly oppose any move toward privatization.
|
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Almost half, 28503 percent, disapprove, however, with 22019 percent disapproving strongly.
|
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Secretary of State James Baker "strongly resisted new commitments to Ukraine."
|
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"We believe very strongly that this never happened," the aide said.
|
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White House officials strongly denied that the Gallagher case was discussed.
|
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Having grown up in that society, this appealed strongly to me.
|
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Wells Fargo's loans had not been growing strongly in recent quarters.
|
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"Everybody felt strongly about what was going on," said Ms. Commander.
|
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The Pentagon said it was strongly opposed to Amazon's deposition request.
|
|
But the outline is clear: activist, strongly European and anti-populist.
|
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He replied that "many people" strongly agree with his viewpoint. Sen.
|
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Markets reacted strongly to a brief inflation scare in early February.
|
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Indeed, it's this unknown element that works strongly in Iran's favor.
|
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That said, he very strongly feels they're about to take this.
|
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But we feel strongly that it should be available to witness.
|
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Its growth strongly tracked with the lava's entry into the water.
|
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He strongly supported Donald Trump as the best GOP candidate overall.
|
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Other measures of capital strength also suggest Kemper is strongly capitalized.
|
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This causes tones to darken and textures to register more strongly.
|
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Former aides to Obama have strongly pushed back against the claim.
|
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CCTV state television said it strongly opposed Silver's support of Morey.
|
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Google in 2014 also spoke strongly in favor of net neutrality.
|
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Finkelstein strongly disputed that The Hill is in poor financial shape.
|
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I strongly call for the centers to not be filled again.
|
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It is insignificant in itself; the economy is still growing strongly.
|
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" He is a critical thinker who feels "very strongly about injustice.
|
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Polls show the public strongly backs action to lower drug prices.
|
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IBM has strongly supported the U.S. taking part in the agreement.
|
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The 33 percent who strongly approve is down from 61 percent.
|
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The comic writer is strongly against any adaptations of his work.
|
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, who is still strongly competing for Iowa.
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A large majority of voters will strongly back Democrats on this.
|
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Both Scotland and Northern Ireland strongly oppose Mr. Johnson's Brexit plan.
|
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" The Golden Knights' statement said they "strongly disagreed with the suspension.
|
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The salaries of deans strongly reflect their success at raising funds.
|
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He strongly supports President Obama's 2014 order shielding young undocumented immigrants.
|
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Jordan has strongly denied any knowledge about the allegations against Strauss.
|
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As Members of Congress, we strongly reject this notion of division.
|
|
Through the team and his lawyer, Rudolph strongly denied Garrett's accusation.
|
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Maybe House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will write a strongly worded tweet.
|
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The news continues to be strongly positive on two different fronts.
|
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Crude markets recovered strongly after sharp losses in the previous session.
|
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"The great motherland will always strongly back Macau," Mr. Ho said.
|
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But, I strongly suspect that's not what Trump is doing here.
|
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"We strongly urge the EU to reconsider its approach," he said.
|
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The attorney general strongly defended President Trump's assertions of executive power.
|
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So EPA is looking very strongly at that, at my suggestion.
|
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Many Christian and Catholic leaders have strongly criticized the executive orders.
|
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The White House said Monday it "strongly supports" the repeal effort.
|
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For example, I still feel strongly about addressing unsustainable mandatory spending.
|
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Russia strongly denies sending troops and heavy weapons to the area.
|
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These were all districts that went strongly for Trump in 2628.
|
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"I disagree very strongly with the president's decision," Collins said Tuesday.
|
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The popcorn smelled sickly sweet and strongly of frosting and vanilla.
|
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But in the earlier negotiation, Mexico agreed while Canada against strongly.
|
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That preference for electability appears to work against Sanders most strongly.
|
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The Kremlin is strongly denying its involvement in the Syria attack.
|
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Recently, US dollars appreciate strongly, causing many emerging markets currencies declined.
|
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But we believe strongly there is probable cause to conclude that.
|
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" "I would have to strongly disagree with my colleague Lindsey Graham.
|
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Attorney General Eric Holder had strongly supported efforts to close Guantánamo.
|
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We strongly believe that the President should end this case now.
|
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On the presidential front, the empirical evidence strongly favors Democratic presidents.
|
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The many revivals are where the season's heart beats most strongly.
|
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"We remain strongly committed to protecting people's information," the spokesperson said.
|
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The American Medical Association came out strongly against the Senate bill.
|
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Today, Americans strongly support prevention, rehabilitation and reintegration as corrections goals.
|
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She was opposed to sanctions, strongly opposed to sanctions on Russia.
|
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His opinions are sometimes contradictory, but they are always strongly expressed.
|
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Outside Catalonia, most Spaniards appear strongly opposed to its independence drive.
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"I feel so strongly that workers need protection," Ms. McGrady said.
|
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Chinese officials have strongly resisted the idea of an enforcement provision.
|
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Subcontractors abounded, meaning companies could strongly negotiate for lower supply costs.
|
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Trump strongly advocated for the availability of records in the past.
|
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The problem is that the Trump administration strongly rejects those ideas.
|
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"The activists feel very strongly that they are correct," Griffiths said.
|
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Like Kim, he has also run on a strongly progressive platform.
|
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He also strongly denied that Hezbollah was trading food for propaganda.
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Strongly condemn the terror attack at Bacha Khan University in Pakistan.
|
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"We believe strongly, strongly, that the plan we put together is so much better than the one that's there now," Price said a special CNN town hall event moderated by CNN's Wolf Blitzer and Dana Bash.
|
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Some 2427 percent of US adults on Twitter strongly disapprove of the president, according to new data from Pew Research Center — 21.1 percentage points higher than those who strongly disapprove of him on a national level.
|
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The 15 percent of those on Twitter who strongly approve of Trump — much lower than the 29 percent who strongly approve nationwide — produced 11 percent of all tweets and 473 percent of tweets about national politics.
|
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A poll carried out for La Repubblica, a newspaper, at the end of January found that 40% of those interviewed strongly or very strongly agreed that immigrants were "a danger to public order and personal safety".
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Our measure of "net presidential approval" is calculated on a scale of -100 to 100 from a weighted average of "strongly approve" (100), "somewhat approve" (50), "not sure" (723), "somewhat disapprove" (-50) and "strongly disapprove" (-100).
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A survey of 1,21625 adults by the Huffington Post and YouGov found that 2900 percent of the public either strongly or somewhat approve of Gorsuch, while only 220006 percent somewhat or strongly disapprove of the nomination.
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"I have communicated things back into the new administration on this very issue that I would strongly, strongly urge them to think about a much more strategic response to Putin on the cyberattack front," Shedd said.
|
|
A full 63 percent of those who considered themselves either strongly conservative or conservative-leaning said they almost never believe poll results, compared to only 15 percent of those who were strongly liberal or liberal-leaning.
|
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We spent a great deal of time talking about it, and President Putin may very well want to address it, and very strongly -- because he feels very strongly about it, and he has an interesting idea.
|
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For example, the more strongly you identify with individualizing values, the more likely you are to be politically progressive; the more strongly you identify with binding values, the more likely you are to be politically conservative.
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In fact, it bounced very strongly off of it, and rallied strongly up through its old highs of 2018, and beat those highs by a considerable margin with a series of higher lows and higher highs.
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A poll from The Economist and YouGov, conducted March 25-27, found 49 percent of Americans strongly or somewhat favor allowing transgender people to serve, compared to 85033 percent who strongly or somewhat oppose the idea.
|
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A recent Bloomberg poll found that only 11 percent of likely Republican primary voters strongly agreed the American Dream is "alive and well," and only 26 percent strongly agreed that people like them can still get ahead.
|
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"Overall, the findings in this paper are consistent with a large volume of research which has shown that income is strongly related to health status and that stress is also strongly related to health status," Rank said.
|
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In polling organized by the University of Oxford's Future of Humanity Institute, forty-one percent of respondents said they somewhat or strongly supported the development of AI, while 22 percent said they somewhat or strongly opposed it.
|
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By simply extending the study period up to 2017—the time period during which the opioid crisis accelerated—she shows that the association between opioid deaths and medical marijuana legalisation flipped from strongly negative to strongly positive.
|
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"I strongly believe, and I think James does as well, that if business is strongly disconnected from the environment, that's wrong," Jeremy Darroch, then Sky's chief financial officer and now its chief executive, said in an interview.
|
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"The facts strongly suggest a case of mistaken identity," concludes Haki Africa.
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"I strongly believe he had no bad intentions at all," she says.
|
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A lot of them reacted more strongly than I think I would.
|
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"Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned).
|
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Still, she argues strongly there are incentives to preserving New York's heritage.
|
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"A lot of our members feel extremely strongly about miners," said Sen.
|
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But e-cigarettes are strongly associated with smoking in these age groups.
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"The whole thing organizes as some very strongly correlated medium," Polyakov explained.
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So we're going to work very strongly with the African-American community.
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Other studies indicate that foods rich in carbohydrates may contribute more strongly.
|
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Few analysts, however, are willing to back the pound strongly as yet.
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DOJ strongly disagrees with any such reading of the new executive order.
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But Trump's Super Tuesday romp suggests very strongly that's where we're headed.
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Markets have not reacted strongly to Lopez Obrador's lead in the polls.
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