That money is being used to sway candidates, to sway votes.
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But it could sway the public, which in turn can sway politicians.
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It will sway back and forth as it falls, and each sway is a vortex being shed.
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The argument that the base would leave did not hold sway then, and it does not hold sway now.
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This helped sway the public against it — and even sway more people against abortion in general for a time.
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It's a move sure to rile the ultraconservative clerics who have held sway in the kingdom, even if that sway appears to be waning.
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That's still not too bad if the intent is to show me scale: California has more sway than New York, which has more sway than Iowa.
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In October, Gyllenhaal broke her silence on the allegations made against Franco in an interview with Sway Calloway, host of SiriusXM show Sway in the Morning.
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She made the confession Wednesday on "Sway in the Morning" after Sway asked her to clear up the real nature of her relationship with the legendary rapper.
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On Monday, the High School Musical star paid a visit to Sway Calloway's Sirius XM's morning show, Sway in the Morning, to put all criticism to rest.
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The 40-year-old actress who produces the HBO show opened up about Franco to Sway Calloway while on his SiriusXM show Sway in the Morning on Tuesday.
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"There was a realization that I just had in this last election is that, that America is racist," she told Sway Calloway on SiriusXM's Sway in the Morning.
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That is, if the wind is making a skyscraper sway to the right, the damper will sway to the left to dissipate the kinetic energy, and reduce the, um, swaying.
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A call or email from you won't sway national politics, but a few thousand calls or emails from people in your city just might sway a local law or election.
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The economy could sway voters in Ohio and Pennsylvania The economy could sway voters in Ohio and Pennsylvania Ohio and Pennsylvania are two target-rich environments for the Trump campaign.
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It turns out Pinkett "was a drug dealer" when the two met, the actress revealed in a new interview on SiriusXM's "Sway in the Morning" radio show with Sway Calloway on Wednesday.
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"She also had an interesting crossover between Sway LA and Hype House where she's [dating] somebody from the Sway LA house, and that kind of crossed over and it's interesting," he added.
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This is your fault as a human, really: Buildings have to sway in the wind or earthquakes so they fail, but they can't sway too quickly, or they'll make their occupants seasick.
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Egerton stopped by SiriusXM's Sway in the Morning show along with his Robin Hood costar Jamie Foxx when host Sway Calloway asked if he could hear a little preview of the actor's voice.
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These allegations don't sway Republican voters, at least not the way they sway Democrats; according to a Politico/MorningConsult poll, 65 percent of Democrats say they believe Bill Clinton's guilty of sexual misconduct.
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The group holds powerful sway among Republicans and moderate Democrats.
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Only, Gayle King holds no sway in the jail system.
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I think he could sway it one way or another.
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But this won't likely sway Sessions or this administration's opinion.
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Such notions should hold sway at the Trump White House.
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Context can also sway expert conclusions when they're comparing prints.
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However, this commitment did not sway CFIUS, the sources added.
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The sculptures hover, suspend, or sway on spindly foam legs.
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Sometimes the party uses covert means to sway foreign opinion.
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There isn't much physical evidence to help sway a jury.
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The sum could sway council support for a sale. bit.
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But it's unclear whether even Palin can sway Wisconsin Republicans.
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You start dancing and the whole house starts to sway!
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You cannot give one side more sway over the other.
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Instead, those with the most significant sway have embraced technology.
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Lately, however, China's increasingly bold advances are challenging India's sway.
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The sugar industry is known for its sway in Washington.
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Is that special packaging process enough to sway big customers?
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Committee recommendations often sway the full ownership, but not Tuesday.
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Very little else could sway the Fed's stance, he added.
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Palm trees sway in high gusts of wind, Thursday, Oct.
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The Islamic State makes slick memes to sway potential recruits.
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The hospital industry has both political parties under its sway.
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If that doesn't sway you, he has a 219 OPS+.
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The army, which now holds sway, has promised to act.
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Politicians who served under Mr Ben Ali still hold sway.
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The numbers provided a useful test of the Fed's sway.
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If not, does his review sway your own opinion somehow?
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More senior clerics also seem to be losing their sway.
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Some of China's growing sway is unseen by the public.
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Using money, status, and law to sway, harm or silence.
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It was well done, though unlikely to sway many partisans.
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Its promise not to do so helped sway the DoT.
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And any president's sway over the national economy is debatable.
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But he was unable to sway the result to Moore.
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For two years, their efforts to sway lawmakers yielded nothing.
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Which demographic and economic trends will hold the greatest sway?
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Angry tweets from US President Donald Trump didn't sway them.
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How much, in general, do those other opinions sway you?
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In terms of international monetary systems, too, Keynesianism held sway.
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"I'm confident that Reddit could sway elections," he told me.
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Her short gray and blond dreadlocks sway with each step.
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They interview well, and their overconfidence can sway search committees.
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But for the American people, the dream still holds sway.
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Commentary: How the midterm elections could sway Trump's foreign policy.
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In almost every subgenre of heavy metal, synthesizers held sway.
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Refined seasonings hold sway in these warmer and wetter lands.
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He was able to sway people with what he said.
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So they want to sway Americans — and by extension, lawmakers.
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His endorsement of Biden could potentially sway some of them.
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Those who can resist its sway are few among us.
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Critics fear he could make concessions that increase China's sway.
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He predicted that organized crime would continue to hold sway.
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The Establishment used to have some sway in presidential elections.
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Mr. Rynard said that his donors' money carries no sway.
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Stephen K. Bannon, the president's chief strategist, has lost sway.
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In the end, Mr. Rodino's desire for consensus held sway.
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The Clintons still hold some sway over the Democratic party.
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But suburban women remain difficult to sway, Trump advisers acknowledge.
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This year's primaries are filled with examples of Trump's sway.
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His soft bigotry resonates with enough voters to sway elections.
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Indian leaders like to show they have sway with America.
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But others doubt that Giuliani will have sway with Mueller.
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Successive waves caused those buildings to sway more and more.
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George Soros helped sway a local district attorney Democratic primary.
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Which means that while Trump might have more sway over his personally selected acting officials, they might have less sway over the agencies they're supposed to run, O'Connell, the Stanford law professor, told me.
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Two wedding bands hanging on a chain sway gently beneath it.
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By banding together financially, small-dollar donors can sway federal elections.
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However, some said Pelosi's sway over the caucus couldn't be underestimated.
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Shiite clerics became powerful leaders and held sway over large militias.
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The RSS also exerts huge sway over education and the media.
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In Indonesia populist appeals to the Muslim majority can sway elections.
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The sway the special interests hold over this issue is incredible.
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His economic policies, and their impact on Nigerians, could sway voters.
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"How he look, how he act, how he sway," Sammy said.
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It will undoubtedly sway some voters and swing a few seats.
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Mr Guedes's fiscal conservatism may indeed hold sway with his boss.
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And he still carries huge sway in its collective output today.
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Thus the world cannot help but sway to the Fed's tunes.
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I don't think anything out of this will sway the market.
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In recent weeks, Sanders has been trying to sway more superdelegates.
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But we were kind of hoping to sway those indecisive voters.
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Another category where it's hard to say what will sway voters.
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But don't let us sway your judgement — see for yourself, ahead.
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She says meeting with director Gore Verbinski also helped sway her.
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Sway gently to the dulcet tones of the comforting melodic techno.
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I categorically disavow the use of misinformation to sway an election.
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Iran holds sway over the Baghdad government and Iraq's Shi'ite militias.
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Facebook now acknowledges that its platform was used to sway voters.
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So she's doing everything she can to sway the FDA's decision.
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They're not going to sway — 'oh, geez, John Podesta said that?
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And that sway allegedly would prevent Mikkelson from canceling their contract.
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It remains to be seen whether #HangersForCollins will sway their opinion.
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Some analysts believe oil prices will continue to sway market sentiment.
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He's desperate to sway public's support for the gold star mom.
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Yet, prices might not be high enough to sway voter sentiment.
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She also thinks the motivations of D'Amato could sway a court.
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Their conclusion: Coming across different viewpoints can sway a person's opinion.
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The inside of this warehouse probably wouldn't sway any opinions, either.
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During difficult times, the metaphor of seeds holds particular emotional sway.
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Well-funded foreign disinformation campaigns seek to sway American public opinion.
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The firms' opinions can sway but not always determine shareholders' votes.
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Their lobbying may not sway Congress, even with Ms Swift's help.
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In our celebrity-driven culture stars hold sway over the masses.
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The president's widow, Tatyana Karimova, an economist, also holds considerable sway.
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It's your life and the people in it sway its direction.
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Critics say this has given him too much sway in Britain.
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Meanwhile, under the guise of populism, coal corporate interests hold sway.
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But it's unclear how much sway Ryan will have over Trump.
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Today, the New IRA has little sway, and barely a voice.
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"We hold no sway over tax, the policy-making, the reality."
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Those attacks didn't have any sway in the general election, though.
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And who among these individuals was complicit in that reactionary sway?
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We can't wait until high school and hope to sway them.
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In fact, the satirical interpretation would seem to hold more sway.
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But Mr. Ducey's position was not enough to sway Mr. McCain.
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In many areas, landlords and tribal chiefs still command enormous sway.
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The possibility of vengeance, however, might be enough to sway him.
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The Lord held sway over Satan, so evil couldn't touch me.
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Despite the uphill battle, I support efforts to sway the electors.
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But that is not the only reason it holds such sway.
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Governor Cuomo supports the deal and has a lot of sway.
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If Democrats can make enough noise to sway moderates like Sens.
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Even DNA evidence does not sway Mr. Trump from his beliefs.
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They may become the next targets Ms. Pelosi aims to sway.
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Palm trees sway in a light breeze, a remnant of paradise.
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Other activist investors have also struggled to sway investors this year.
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His performance at TMZ was similar to his interview with Sway.
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Big Tech has held sway in Washington since the Clinton era.
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We look at the major players trying to sway his decision.
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"And allow your hips to naturally sway from side to side."
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But public opinion did not sway the department on other guidelines.
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But words would not do much to sway him, he said.
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Sway Brand was founded by former NFL defensive end Israel Idonije.
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Is the ACLU actually attempting to sway congressional debate against Israel?
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And the sway of her contributions was too much to overcome.
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Few people have more sway with Republican voters than she does.
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The policies pursued under the fusionist umbrella now have less sway.
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Trump has massive power to sway public opinion among his followers.
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Sway was taking a release and transforming it into a happening.
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It's unclear if the report will be enough to sway Cuomo.
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How much sway can the board have over the bankruptcy court?
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Such a person does not sway from his or her goals.
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The traditional leaders that oversaw the homelands still hold significant sway.
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With seductive tranquility and lulling shimmer, Steichen's trees sway and hum.
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It's just a matter of not letting it sway to one side for too long to where it doesn't sway back and knowing that life is never going to be, at least for me, perfectly balanced.
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The outright dismissal of the idea that Facebook, which makes billions by selling the idea that its platform can sway people to consume whatever it is an advertiser is selling, couldn't also sway an election is preposterous.
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College radio's sway over the music industry has faded with time, however.
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Then there's the "Buns and Roses," when people sway side to side.
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They didn't sway the election, which is an unknowable thing to conclude.
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This much may ultimately sway the vote in favour of May's deal.
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Plaintiffs believe the new evidence could sway that aspect in their favor.
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But the U.S. has traditionally had tremendous sway on the peace process.
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There, Yahya Jammeh has held sway since a military coup in 1994.
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At $99 per month, Sway wants to replace bookkeeping for 500,000 businesses.
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Instead you want to sway the social media audience watching your exchange.
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None of that seemed to sway the detectives assigned to her case.
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There was a swing in the body, there was sway going on.
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Russian propagandists used Facebook to sway the 2016 American election, perhaps decisively.
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Now it may have a large sway over the investment cycle, too.
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Not exactly a lot of sway in picking the eventual party nominee.
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Fifteen months of good behavior appear not to sway the disciplinary panel.
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Nothing, not even his so-called love, can sway him from that.
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In this environment, party elites don't hold the sway they once did.
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Pooches have a powerful sway over one's emotions, as Shirley Lann knows.
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Dina Lohan isn't letting the haters sway her opinion about her boyfriend.
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What did sway voters was a combination of race, gender, and power.
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Despite its distant locale, Sundance has impressive sway in the film industry.
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Yet this frugal continent is beginning to sway the global food system.
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Unfortunately, his teeth no longer have the sway they used to have.
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Japanese firms already hold sway in key parts of the robotics industry.
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Anita had fallen under the sway of a shadowy entrepreneur, Max Lambert.
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Even if she can't sway minds, Jankowski still hopes to get action.
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It just shows how much sway the USD bears have right now.
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There's something inherently relaxing about watching icons gently sway on a screen.
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Investors are drawing parallels with the 1980s, when similar policies held sway.
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John McCain of Arizona late Thursday evening hoping to sway his vote.
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Londoners, no doubt will be ambivalent should Heathrow no longer hold sway.
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But their voices were never enough to sway the rank-and-file.
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Russia once held sway in eastern Europe as the Soviet-era overlord.
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For his part, Khan's sway with the country's influential military is limited.
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Successive speakers became increasingly more powerful and gained greater sway over Congress.
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Each of the three companies has equal sway in Canpotex board votes.
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Opposition parties accuse the Guptas of holding undue political sway over Zuma.
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But the torrid run hasn't been enough to sway two market watchers.
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That gives the appearance, at least, that the developers had some sway.
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The geographic area in which anti-choice politicians held sway also ballooned.
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The mob certainly doesn't have the sway it possessed in decades past.
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Sales could rise even further if Philip Morris can sway health officials.
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What these meetings show is just how little sway Trump's comments have.
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The Koch network gained even further sway after Trump won the Presidency.
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But McCain is hardly likely to hold sway with President Trump's base.
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But Thursday's vote did little to sway the White House toward cooperating.
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They argue that additional laws will not sway criminals from doing harm.
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It can start out tentative or coy then sway into outright passions.
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Moreover, the deal may give Abbott more sway in arbitration with Alere.
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But one thing generally holds true: the majority party will hold sway.
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Hopefully, I can maybe sway somebody in the right direction as well.
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Though he lost, Sanders still holds significant sway over many Democratic voters.
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Ethical concerns could sway us even in the face of these findings.
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Whomever Trump nominates is expected to sway the court to the right.
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I'm not arguing here that public opinion will definitely sway the justices.
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How much sway Bannon had in that contest is open for debate.
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You can see those sunny complexions as they sway over the grill.
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Even a letter from a patient's doctor might not sway the providers.
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Some warn that the decision could also sway future rule-making efforts.
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However in this remote region, ceremonies such as Sapana still hold sway.
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I had friends in Austin who would just sway to that crap.
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Here in the US, food lobbies hold a surprising amount of sway.
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The overhaul in the U.S. tax system continues to sway market sentiment.
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The report concluded Russia tried to sway the outcome of the Nov.
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She had not said explicitly that the view could sway her vote.
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" — Adam, Arizona "Her endorsement will not be enough to sway Warren supporters.
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You have to be incredibly persistent and not let things sway you.
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Their skepticism matters because they have a large sway over land use.
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Six decades later, a similar impulse seems to hold sway in Washington.
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The idea is that early momentum could sway voters in subsequent primaries.
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Needless to say, he'd done more than enough to sway the judges.
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Both knew the sway that the governor's name held over the other.
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And that in turn can sway which treatments become available to patients.
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But, according to these people, Parra failed to sway enough opposition legislators.
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Voting is so powerful that even a hollowed-out version holds sway.
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Russia is sowing divisiveness in an effort to sway voters, or worse.
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Ausberger isn't sure if the ethanol issue will sway him against Cruz.
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Officer Van Dyke's testimony about that danger he faced held no sway.
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But unlike Mr. Trump's call, Mr. West's interview with Sway was videotaped.
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His refusal to make eye contact with Sway was particularly off-putting.
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And union endorsements often don't sway all of the rank and file.
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Men dominate every area but costume design, where women traditionally hold sway.
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But she was skeptical that the new support would sway undecided voters.
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Yet if Fox News doesn't inform citizens, it does sway their votes.
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Mr. Trump's support helped sway Michael Derouen, who works in seafood sales.
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AB InBev, under the sway of 3G's founders, was a ready acquirer.
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Abroad, Mr. Putin has sought to restore Russia's sway in world affairs.
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"It doesn't seem as if his opinions are holding sway," Flake said.
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And finally, there is no room to sway or influence this President.
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They hope that, over time, they can find ways to sway him.
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The New New World Beijing wants greater sway over global public opinion.
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The New New World Beijing wants greater sway over global public opinion.
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Medical information passed more freely and quickly, diminishing the sway of quacks.
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The Taliban now control or hold sway over roughly half of Afghanistan.
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YouTube's algorithms sway restless young people to the most extreme racist right.
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The small business argument holds sway with a number of conservative groups.
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The Buckeyes' victory over Penn State seemed to sway the selection committee.
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But it still carries plenty of sway with Republican lawmakers and conservatives.
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The White House knows its participation is unlikely to sway any lawmakers.
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Large-scale protests remain rare in Morocco, where the king holds sway.
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Did reading the articles sway opinions for either half of the class?
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But immigration, multiculturalism and intensifying secularism have helped to diminish its sway.
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Never did I know a butterfly could hold so much emotional sway.
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Chris Christie holds sway, could try to clamp down on states legalizing.
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But he does have the votes to sway who the speaker is.
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The actress-activist stopped by Sway in the Morning Tuesday to chat with host Sway Calloway on Eminem's SiriusXM channel Shade 45, where she cleared up her Metallica mishap and swooned over her Grammy run-in with Beyoncé.
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Because Russia has a significant sway, you know, I mean influence on Syria.
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Rebels say that will keep the UK under the EU's sway for years.
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Apparently, even the Obama White House was not immune to his media sway.
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Neither outrage abroad nor discontent at home is likely to sway the government.
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The euro zone manufacturing data had more sway over U.S. Treasury yields, however.
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McConnell, for one, could hold sway with many of his state's 46 delegates.
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Like hate speech and misinformation meant to sway elections and attack minority groups.
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Russia has used similar strategies to sway public opinion in Europe and Eurasia.
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Don't let Iowa or New Hampshire sway your idea of who is electable.
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So, your partner's BFF will definitely have more sway than a work friend.
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Jihadist insurgents of the Tahrir al-Sham group hold sway on the ground.
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In 2016, Cambridge Analytica quietly used Facebook data to sway Americans' political opinions.
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That could reduce their sway, since students will no longer vote in blocks.
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But the more traditional wings of the state's party still hold sway too.
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In this exercise, those Democrats would have considerable sway over the eventual nominee.
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Khamenei's intervention could help sway the vote by signaling dissatisfaction with Rouhani's conduct.
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She got even more candid on Sway, when talking about her sex life.
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Rohrabacher said Trump's work to sell the bill did not sway his decision.
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But that claim is unlikely to sway this British government, or any other.
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However, don't let that sway you from purchasing the hunk of your dreams.
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Among those tenants: Jackson Square Ventures, NextWorld Capital, Catamount Ventures and Sway Ventures.
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With more than 2bn monthly users, Facebook holds sway over the media industry.
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"They're working on it," he said recently on SiriusXM's Sway in the Morning.
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After all, a production assistant has less sway than an A-list actress.
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Even entreaties from the prime minister's office have failed to sway the regulator.
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That was not enough to sway Gottsman, who advises people on business etiquette.
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Dominant tech companies that pull it off extend their sway into new eras.
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Prior to Cuomo's decision, Airbnb went to great lengths to sway public opinion.
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Psychographics and microtargeting might sway consumer behavior — do you buy Crest or Colgate?
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Men without coats sway in the frigid air, before crumpling against a wall.
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One of the rare times the community can't sway things in csgo. Rip.
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And, also, it might sway an opinion, which I didn't want to do.
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Military power would hold greater sway in trade disputes than economic fair play.
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They have been accused by the opposition of holding undue sway over Zuma.
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So private companies really hold very little sway in America's enormous prison system.
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Street, Conor and his pals are under the sway of these fashionable, often
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Why it matters: Sitting presidents can sway public opinion and other elected leaders.
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The darling of the conservative, Catholic constituencies that hold a large sway among
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An alien dreamscape where the plants sometimes waft and sway like tidepool plantlife.
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I'm not going to fall under Donald's sway, or succumb to auction fever.
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First, he reiterated that Russia purposely tried to sway the last presidential election.
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However, the reforms aren't enough to sway some petitioners to abandon their hopes.
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A president, though, has sway over federally owned public lands — and those offshore.
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The Arctic, a dominant region of Earth, has sway over the greater globe.
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This year, singer Marcus Bischoff tried to sway the clash of willing bodies.
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Beauty video bloggers, or vloggers, hold a lot of sway over makeup brands.
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Tall, thick, neon-green blades of grass bend and sway in the wind.
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Trump sees women as trophies -- signifiers of sway -- for the financially successful male.
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Reports this week suggested that Russia is seeking to sway France's presidential election.
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Whether that personal touch is enough to sway Amazon remains to be seen.
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And as the economy continues to disperse, that sway may be diminishing further.
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This isn't the first time Americans have tried to sway an Irish vote.
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McCain's remarks about Trump would sway people on both sides of the spectrum.
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Kavanaugh's confirmation would sway the balance of the court for years to come.
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He pledged that Mr. Kolomoisky would have no special sway over his administration.
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But it may not take a Mueller investigation to sway the public anymore.
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But he said that's not going to sway him to buy the stock.
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After confessing to the murders, Leland committed suicide while still under BOB's sway.
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Normally the best way to sway a vote is to build a consensus.
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If it does, Mr. McConnell, as majority leader, certainly would hold some sway.
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But Rice probably wouldn't sway any of the Scurvy Thirty with her swiftness.
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Meantime, the overhaul in the U.S. tax system continues to sway market sentiment.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), said Trump's appearance did little to sway their votes.
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Encryption advocates believe the statement could sway the global debate on encryption standards.
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Yet those conservative governments were gone, and Moon and the liberals held sway.
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Could the outreach from Trump, or Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, sway Scott?
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And they carry powerful sway, accounting for 33 percent of global carbon emissions.
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Moreover, standing committees are structured to give greater sway to the majority party.
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Describing her effort to sway Representative Sander M. Levin, Democrat of Michigan, Mrs.
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The committee vote was expected to sway undecided lawmakers to vote against her.
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Geography simply doesn't have the sway it once did, thanks to the internet.
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I begin to sway, daven as they call it, like my Jewish ancestors.
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This kind of highlights the sway that big studios hold in the market.
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Riyadh is determined to deny bitter rival Iran sway over another Arab capital.
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Even in bankruptcy, Mr. Lampert will have great sway over the company's fate.
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Consider its assistance to Venezuela's government and its growing sway in Iraqi Kurdistan.
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But including the mandate could sway more conservative senators toward the "aye" column.
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This makes itself felt through the country's considerable sway over global capital markets.
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Maybe it'll just sway a lot or something and your floor will tilt?
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In the early 20th century the "Führerprinzip" (or leader principle) held wide sway.
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Sway in your seat to this one, it pairs well with day drinking.
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"Ink" widens the lens, scrutinizing the media landscape that holds so much sway.
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Farm groups hold sway with Republicans and overlap heavily with Trump's political base.
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But slowly people began to clap their hands and sway to the beat.
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Is it too late to sway the team with a social media barrage?
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But it appeared unlikely he'll be able to sway Modi from his views.
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What Lindelof's "Watchmen" does illustrate, though, is the enduring sway of the original.
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With sufficient numbers, they, not the president, will hold sway over the party.
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In the eighties, he fell under Péladan's sway and gravitated toward Symbolist fantasy.
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Riders already hold a lot of sway over drivers through the rating system.
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With Tyrion, it's all about who is going to have sway over her?
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Google, United Airlines, the NBA, and even Apple has no sway over them.
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What happened in Georgia was hardly an affirmation of his leadership or sway.
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The asset manager holds considerable sway in corporate America: BlackRock, State Street Corp.
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To sway investors, the two retailers have embarked on a public relations campaign.
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Looking to today's trade, earnings and economic data is expected to sway sentiment.
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She also suggested national security officials have little sway in the new administration.
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He likes people to affirm what he is thinking, not to sway him.
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They heard that argument for much of 2016, and it didn't sway them.
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What they're saying: Go deeper: In the Trump era, Oracle holds tech sway
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But there is no evidence as of yet that anything would sway them.
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So the Giffords group endorsements are limited in their potency to sway independents.
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Orthodox Jews, for example, frequently "shuckle," gently sway back and forth, during prayer.
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It takes a little bit of swagger and a whole lot of sway.
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"Remember in life: You have to have both swagger and sway," Watson says.
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As owners of a company, shareholders expect to have some sway over management.
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A tradition of doling out freebies to sway voters only adds to costs.
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Erdoğan's Ankara, however, wants Washington to have less sway in the Middle East.
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The 'Hercules' actor explains why neither would sway JC's support for the prez.
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Jurassic 23, Dilated Peoples, and The Beat Junkies held sway in the West.
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Those attacks are unlikely to have any sway in the general election, though.
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Brafman added that all the publicity about the case could sway potential jurors.
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Not sure if his old pal Edgerrin is gonna sway him either way ...
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But the catchy "partial-birth" rebranding by anti-abortion advocates, and the focus on the unpleasant details of the procedure, helped to sway the public against it — and even to sway more people against abortion in general for a time.
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Why do these two private citizens have so much sway with the executive branch?
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Hughes holds sway over young women and men, because they are in his employ.
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In Iran, I mean, the people -- I mean, how much sway do they have?
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The HFPA has been criticized for letting celebrity and glamour sway its voting decisions.
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The central bank has no sway over conglomerates as it does not regulate them.
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As an issue, abortion appears to hold more political sway than in recent elections.
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Several months of concentrated Trump are likely to sway even the most stubborn holdouts.
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And for all the Snapchat devotees, these updates might be enough to sway you.
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Very few of the arguments Stone's team made on Thursday appeared to sway Jackson.
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And finally, there are still pervasive opinions about condoms reducing sensation that sway people.
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This job won't exist in 2000 years, and Sway wants to accelerate the change.
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A less benign one: vacuuming up data to build consumer models and sway elections.
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But the EU struggles to extend its sway to weak countries on its fringes.
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He allegedly sent a bullet in an envelope to the judge to sway him.
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Merkel will still hold sway after December, but her authority will no doubt diminish.
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Lean in and say your name with a slow, raspy sway to your voice.
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Facebook's real role: Facebook didn't sway the election thanks to fake news, said Kantrowitz.
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How would a self-proclaimed fiscal conservative like you sway young voters like me?
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How would a self proclaimed fiscal conservative like yourself sway young voters like me?
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The sway of fortunes between Norwich and Liverpool was dramatic, to say the least.
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In the second video Microsoft highlights Sway, Windows Ink, and security through Windows Hello.
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He was far from the only tech industry leader who tried to sway Trump.
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Loudspeakers pump out old pop songs as elderly folk sway under the plane trees.
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China's sway in the rare earths market is a fairly recent state of affairs.
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This did not sway Mondry-Cohen, now 32, from believing those numbers could help.
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But as minority partners, they have little or no sway over salaries and management.
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Whether these considerations are enough to sway Republican senators is an entirely different question.
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Should have done it before NH or Nevada where he had a little sway.
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They also weren't studying the effectiveness of Sway specifically — but testing its predecessor Pause.
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The sway that FAANG stocks have held recently is not out of the ordinary.
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The Communist Party's sway over the territory's politics predates the end of Portuguese rule.
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They hold sway at university campuses, teachers' unions, and oppose Israel and Arab dictatorships.
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On the global stage, SOEs' appetites sway commodity prices and many are expanding abroad.
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Paul Manafort received an additional sentence of 43 months for conspiring to sway witnesses.
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An impressive list of cognitive traits, yet apparently not enough to sway the judges.
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There is scant evidence that party cells have tried to sway firms' big decisions.
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RP's lyrics gave props to Shia LaBeouf -- a previous Sway guest who also rapped.
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The party's sway over the territory's politics long predates the end of Portuguese rule.
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Though the Fed professes independence, Roberts thinks the upcoming presidential election will sway policy.
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This conclusion was largely based on abstract theory, but it held sway for decades.
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There are fears that big business and foreign governments have undue sway over politicians.
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While Ms. Mahoney may hold sway over the agency, she does not "control" it.
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His push did not appear to sway the hard-line conservative House Freedom Caucus.
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But it's by no means clear how many voters the Bushes can still sway.
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The attorney's statement doesn't seem to hold much sway with Bundy and the others.
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Barefoot men and women create circles and sway to the cadence of the melody.
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Factors that sway our decisions could be quality, price, location, convenience — you name it.
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The U.S.-Qatari agreement, however, did not appear to sway the Saudi-led bloc.
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But, without a morals clause, that doesn't necessarily hold sway over an artist's contract.
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When I was 17 years old, two things held particular sway over my imagination.
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It also exerts significant sway over global monetary conditions and cross-country financial flows.
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Large-scale protests are rare in Morocco, where the king still holds ultimate sway.
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But ultimately, Ivanka didn't really sway any of Trump's substantive stances on this issue.
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It may even have been enough to sway the historically close election, they say.
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Go deeper: Why Trump won't use his superpower to sway Republicans on gun control.
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When Oklahoma joined the Union in 1907, state and federal power held total sway.
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Now, as Yasser, he holds sway over this flawed film and lends it weight.
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Beer is still underappreciated in a region where wine, arak and whisky hold sway.
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It's already scored backing from investors like Shasta Ventures, Lux Capital and Sway Ventures.
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But those hurdles may not be enough to sway governments pressing for banking consolidation.
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Where Facebook will hold most sway this election is as an important advertising platform.
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Apple's new ad is called "Sway" and takes place in the streets of Prague.
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The swindle includes the South's getting inordinate sway and the poor none at all.
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In its place, a new City emerged under the sway of American investment banks.
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It could be something nation-state driven, trying to sway political or military action.
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The only thing undermined, or diminished, would be Trump's sway with Republicans in Washington.
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Both parties are attempting to sway members across the aisle to buck party lines.
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Russia denies it tried to sway the U.S. election by hacking or other means.
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The poll also shows that Green Party candidate Angela Green could sway the election.
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The groups poured late energy into targeting demographic groups that could sway the election.
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According to The Times, Reagan's team said Murdoch helped sway voters in that state.
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In Iraq, the government, nominally pro-American, was also under the sway of Tehran.
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It's increasingly hard, however, to dismiss Momentum as a fringe group with no sway.
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Cattaneo's exit could raise more concerns in Rome about Vivendi's sway over Italian business.
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Together they represent nearly 5 million members and hold significant sway in the capital.
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And 22 states where Republicans hold sway have refused the expansion of Medicaid coverage.
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Now, under the sway of Trumpism, what was once considered shameful asserts itself openly.
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The common theme is certainly attempting to sway political opinion — just not in Ohio.
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Plus, it was the 1970s, so certain art styles and attitudes held sway there.
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The topics on the table were vast: climate change, equality, money's sway on politics.
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The comedian also busted out meteorology to sway the court -- referencing super typhoon Nepartak.
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Simply put, there is no one with more sway over Trump than Ivanka Trump.
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But could the court of public opinion sway the actual courts on sexual violence?
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The European Union has little clout with which to sway either Beijing or Washington.
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Jayapal seemed to think that Democratic control of the House might help sway Trump.
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On a breezy summer night in Cadiz, Spain, a ballad plays and couples sway.
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If you have art that's critical, and also becomes popular, it will sway opinions.
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But it's far from obvious that they have enough sway to pull this off.
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Nobody Speak is a stirring argument that could sway some of the undecided viewers.
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Like the church, it is an insular community that holds sway over young people.
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That tradition was already losing sway even before supertitles were introduced and widely embraced.
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But his sway - and that of his family's regional patron Saudi Arabia - had diminished.
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If so, was its inability to sway France's presidential election this spring a failure?
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"We had the power as a student body to sway an election," he said.
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A democracy is a system of maximal freedom in which the people hold sway.
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The authoritarian right has held sway since the Turkish republic was founded in 21970.
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Organic desert apples, rewritable DVDs, and power points no longer have any financial sway.
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But it's hard to imagine that additional penalties would sway the committed tax evader.
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His support helped sway public and congressional opinion, and the controversial bill was approved.
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There are signs that Mr. Tillerson's view now holds sway in the White House.
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Why do you think these things tend to sway you one way or another?
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He ran a benign dictatorship and "fairness" held little sway in his casting choices.
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When I was in college, in the nineteen-eighties, the French Nietzsche held sway.
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Kobach said non-citizens who vote can sway election outcomes, especially in smaller counties.
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When it comes to how long we live, nurture holds powerful sway over nature.
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But Ms. Carter's lawyers say it was Mr. Roy who held sway over her.
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There is a good chance that ISIS' territory will ultimately fall under Iran's sway.
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As the president's distrust in those serving him has grown, so has its sway.
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Mr. Sharif and his younger brother Shehbaz Sharif have held sway there for decades.
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The best chance we have to break this political rule is your enormous sway.
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Here's a look at the major players still hoping to sway Mr. Trump's decision.
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So Democrats will need to sway some independents and GOP-leaning voters in June.
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When one gap is negative and the other positive, the bigger gap holds sway.
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Various activist groups are waging campaigns, too, in an effort to sway public opinion.
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The tech giants, which are able to offer advertisers huge audiences, increasingly hold sway.
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"It's less frequent that an operator would hold sway over the F.A.A.," he said.
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"The detail of the accusations I've read is enough to sway me," he said.
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But Vigneault's words of self-defense weren't enough to sway the team's high command.
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But disinformation does not have to sway many votes to be toxic to democracy.
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There's still one major unknown that could sway the course of the next decade.
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Giuliani has talked personally about his involvement in efforts to sway the Ukrainian government.
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Teachout was the favorite of the local progressives who held sway in the primary.
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No facts will sway those who want to police the intimacies of consenting adults.
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He feels only the rock, the sway, the dip and wallow of the boat.
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I understand, senators, that this sort of analysis may not sway all of you.
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Jobs growth also could sway the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this year.
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Many of those C.E.O.s are Southerners, and supposedly the Atlanta contingent still holds sway.
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His campaign did not sway Republicans, and it failed to motivate the black vote.
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And polls have shown that a formal indictment could sway voters against Mr. Netanyahu.
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Norquist will have significant sway this year as Republicans consider changes to tax policy.
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Hezbollah has expanded its sway in the government, notably through naming the health minister.
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The palace intrigue in "The Name of the Rose" wasn't enough to sway critics.
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And I think if you get facts, you can sway American people much better.
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Bots continue today to infect the platform in an effort to sway public opinion.
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At the second warehouse, on the old Bethlehem Steel site, United Steelworkers held sway.
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Stafford's final years were a chronicle of painful decline, her demons in full sway.
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Katey from Illinois asked how important TV ads are and whether they sway people.
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No facts will sway those who want to police the intimacies of consenting adults.
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He has narrowed his focus to how sentencing videos can sway a judge's decision.
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So far individualism has held sway, with farmers wanting to build their own distilleries.
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Mr. Shanahan, the officials said, was not among the top authorities who held sway.
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And more recently, the party has gained greater sway at the Capitol in Richmond.
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He adds to our understanding of how deeply Trump remains under Vladimir Putin's sway.
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The lack of change shows that the December debate did not sway numbers much.
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" This lawmaker insisted that wouldn't sway his decision, but admitted, "It sure didn't help.
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Donnelly similarly offered paltry clues in a statement about what would sway his vote.
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Asked what will sway him, he says whoever has the best policies on healthcare.
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The beat's hypnotic sway and her vocal cadence have become instantly recognizable musical touchstones.
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Whether his Mexico visit will sway his positions on policies remains to be seen.
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Horrible metallic noises creak and sway, drawn inevitably forward by the album's sweeping momentum.
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Through a mix of seven Obama appointments and retirements, Democratic appointees now hold sway.
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Sway with the GOP The way the confrontation ended left an impression that Trump, basking in the political capital that new presidents enjoy, may have as much sway with the restive Republican caucus as Ryan himself, who was re-elected speaker on Tuesday.
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Given that Steam holds massive sway over the PC gaming market, that's a real problem.
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One meant to sway the public opinion on this case long before Mr. or Mrs.
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The hips of Marco D'Agostin sway as if he can't hold them back any longer.
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That's definitely, I think, an issue that's going to sway some traditionally Republican mom voters.
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Business leaders will aim to sway Trump from his anti-green stance with economic calculations.
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Several health insurance groups also reached deeper into their pockets to sway the new Congress.
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Old world power still holds sway over the newest Americans: Mexicans, Vietnamese, Indians, Hmong, Yemenis.
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Yet the ads are still on television, attempting to sway voters against Justice Goodson's reelection.
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Though she is widely derided by liberals, her endorsement holds considerable sway among hardcore conservatives.
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And the political climate in the US right now also appeared to sway some predictions.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have determined that Moscow worked to sway last year's election towards Trump.
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Tillerson nomination The narrow majority has also allowed Republicans to hold sway over Trump's nominees.
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" "What he says politically is going to sway how many American evangelicals vote and pray.
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That's a huge endorsement that could sway GOP members who were on the fence. 2.
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For most of its rule, Britain allowed business interests in the colony to hold sway.
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With the 2016 presidential election coming up, Facebook has enormous power to sway the populace.
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Writers aren't necessarily changing their stories in order to sway or cater to their readers.
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A Twitter army may hold political sway, but it doesn't come with hair and makeup.
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"I don't think that superdelegates ought to sway the election," the Massachusetts senator said, MassLive.
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In the shade of a tall tree, dozens of ballroom dancers sway to samba music.
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"I've read the argument that one judge can sway all the other judges," he said.
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What you'll likely see is a leftward sway of the party's platform at the convention.
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"There's no question it's an uphill battle," Merkley said of Sanders' attempts to sway superdelegates.
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That it took this long shows just how much sway Verizon and AT&T wield.
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Chris Harrison, in his dispatch about the Bachelorette suitors, alluded to John's Silicon Valley sway.
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If that were to sway the final consideration, investors might not thank him for it.
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The Asian-American population has grown particularly fast, boosting its sway as a voting bloc.
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Leaders have little sway over unemployed youths willing to work for anyone who pays them.
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The sway of the World Bank, the IMF and other international institutions is slowly waning.
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Ted Cruz in the primary, Evans said Lee could sway a number of his colleagues.
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Observers doubt that fake news will sway the election or upend López Obrador's expected victory.
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Despite local outrage at their actions, the New IRA terror group holds sway through intimidation.
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Getting two governors who are leaning to the dovish side might help sway the vote.
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But the more the series has fallen under Negan's sway, the less true that's become.
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However, these conventional counter-cyclical prescriptions seem to hold little sway with White House policymakers.
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Will and Grace's attempts to sway their notoriously difficult and booze-loving friend go unheard.
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The argument did not appear to sway the FTC's economics and antitrust investigators, sources say.
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Scheming by the ruling military junta to sway the contest in its favour appeared thwarted.
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ExxonMobil is not alone in trying to sway the climate debate in its direction either.
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To what extent can a Justice Department task force sway things one way or another?
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Some have said that the caravan is a deliberate effort to sway the November elections.
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With the race so close, Mr. O'Malley's backers could sway the outcome on caucus night.
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Then, in December, Chmerkovskiy staged a public proposal during Sway: A Dance Trilogy in Miami.
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Reality check: Presidents have very little direct sway over fuel prices, per Axios' Ben Geman.
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Its aim was to sway the election in favour of her Democratic rival, Bernie Sanders.
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Both sides are ramping up their efforts to sway JBS investors ahead of a Sept.
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These include Sway Ventures, Epic Ventures, Vanedge Capital, Trident Capital, Cisco, Fortinet, Intel and VMware.
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In the U.K., India, and Israel women have held sway for long periods of time.
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As a senator, Sanders is already poised to have unusual sway over the Clinton cabinet.
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The constitutional concerns could sway some to vote against, or seek to stall the process.
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Suprun would need to sway another 36 Republican electors in order to affect the outcome.
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But his summit with the EU, in which Germany holds sway, failed to reach agreement.
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"I do think the public can still sway the court on this question," she continued.
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Hemsley will still hold some sway over the health care conglomerate as executive board chairman.
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Meanwhile, the growing influence of corporate sponsors will sway things in a more regimented direction.
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That's especially true in cities in developing countries, where traffic laws don't hold much sway.
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Yakima's rack has cushy, anti-sway cradles for bikes that weigh up to 2105 pounds.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have determined that Moscow worked to sway last year's election to Trump.
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But that assumes the anti-Trump forces in the party hold sway after the election.
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But now he's President of the United States of America -- a man with enormous sway.
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But the current state of the House GOP bill isn't likely enough to sway Dems.
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But don't expect these results to sway Trump as he approaches the 100-day mark.
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But teabags, vacuum cleaners and oven gloves may have as much sway on the outcome.
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Search may be vital to GIF business viability, but superior content can still sway consumers.
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As with the other countries surveyed, that factor seems to sway respondents' feelings about Brexit.
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Even the perception of Facebook's sway on an election involving Mark Zuckerberg could pose problems.
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But if Johnson can still sway a sizable amount, they say it ultimately benefits Clinton.
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Much will depend on how E.ON votes, as its large stake can sway the outcome.
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These fake accounts, known as bots, can help sway advertising audiences and reshape political debates.
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Nissan had long chafed at a shareholding structure that gave it less sway than Renault.
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This follows concerns that Facebook data was used to sway the Brexit vote in 2016.
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We were asked to sway, clap along and cheer as the cast busted out moves.
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Even under the circumstances, attendees couldn't help but sway to the rhythm of Bieber's songs.
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Once those Summer Games are done, the women will lose a considerable amount of sway.
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LONDON — Across the English Channel, a great and unyielding power holds sway, denying London's rights.
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Anti-Semitic fliers began showing up on campuses as an attempt to sway young minds.
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But it is unlikely he'll sway many Trump voters to doubt the president's Spygate fantasy.
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Fortum, whose vote could sway any outcome, has so far remained silent on the matter.
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Many traditional insurers are already adopting this observational approach and using discounts to sway behavior.
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Thesenegative influencescan be people, places, or things that have an unfavorable sway over your life.
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Facebook and Google will have the tools to sway Indian public opinion and affect elections.
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The one wild card that could potentially sway the outcome is independent candidate Shawn O'Connor.
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Democrats may have leverage, but do not have the sway to get everything they want.
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Those officials, led by Pence and Pompeo, helped sway the President to make his statement.
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The companies spent millions of dollars to try to sway the electorate in the debate.
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But the militant group now controls or holds sway over roughly half of the country.
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So did the comments Trump made on Friday's leaked tape sway his opinion at all?
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I felt the plane tilt and sway as if it would crash to the ground.
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It is less clear whether these factors hold as much sway as they used to.
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Beyond economic power, producers have sway over the vast publicity industries that flourish around Hollywood.
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The White House has begun planning a multi-million dollar push to sway the public.
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Saudi is the de facto leader of OPEC and whatever they do/say holds sway.
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Don't let your body sway too much from side-to-side as you move backwards.
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And that's a sign that science can hold sway when woo enablers are held accountable.
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In the meantime, it's unclear if these people will have as much sway in 2018.
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Plus, Facebook, Google and Twitter address Russia's use of their platforms to sway American voters.
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But she said that it would not sway her from Mr. Trump or Republican candidates.
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There's an audience for each, but in Israel, the sturdier variety seems to hold sway.
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Our climate reporter drove around the country to see how climate change might sway voters.
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Let's see if that Freddy Krueger inspired video can sway it back in Edgar's favor...
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Ms. Bruce even co-wrote "Sway" with Mr. Seidel and the music director Daniel Ocanto.
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To help sway any undecided voters, the government provided a feast for the entire community.
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Each could help sway the midterm elections and shape the future of the presidency itself.
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But short-term considerations have held sway since Mr. Trump jabbed at OPEC in April.
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Few things hold more sway in the popular mind than the triumph of an underdog.
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The alliance "has a lot of sway, almost universal support among the franchisees," he added.
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While the insurgents dominate only a sliver of the country, they still hold substantial sway.
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The power of a pithy phrase to sway the ignorant is not to be underestimated.
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Next time, it could be the Democrats who beat turnout expectations and sway undecided voters.
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In only a couple of years, these young men have gained sway in the industry.
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Some Greek government officials cited Fosun's defeat as evidence that Athens wasn't under China's sway.
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The tassels guarding Mr. Peck's jaw line began to sway in sync with Tonka's tail.
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Check out the full post inside TalentX and its content creation hub, Sway LA, here.
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Stories sway decisions to hire or fire; to buy or sell; to spend or save.
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Here the president says that he is trying to sway his "allies" in the unions.
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The company assigns content quotas to Sway House residents to ensure the team remains productive.
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Its failure was in part attributed to the sway police unions have in the Capitol.
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I ask that specifically, in terms of Trump's inner circle and Bannon's obviously greater sway.
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But Schanzer pointed out that past US presidents have also sought to sway Israeli elections.
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If four seconds on TV can sway an election, what can a movie scene accomplish?
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"I'm confident that Reddit could sway elections," Reddit CEO Steve Huffman says in the story.
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Staten Island once had sway over city budgets that was equal with the other boroughs.
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Unbeknown to his father, M.B.Z. was under the sway of Islamist thinking throughout these years.
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They're well aware of the Warren-Sanders tensions that could have some sway over progressives.
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It's not clear whether that will be enough to sway regulators to approve the deal.
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America's Electoral College voting system gives these small states disproportionate sway in the presidential elections.
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All of them were at least good enough to sway Oscar voters at the time.
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The UK's support might have helped sway Congress, where Obama faced opposition from both parties.
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Both the U.S. and China, vying for tech supremacy, had tried to sway Britain's decision.
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There are thoughts of suicide even as Eros struggles to assert its sway over Thanatos.
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They may have sway in his policy swings — Donald is one of their favorite things.
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Many worry that outgoing president Joseph Kabila will continue to hold sway, limiting Tshisekedi's power.
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This also shows Russia aims to replicate Putin-like regimes wherever Russian influence holds sway.
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Mario Díaz-Balart (R-Fla.) agreed that Kelly holds considerable sway in the Republican conference.
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They also face prying questions from Wall Street analysts, whose reports can sway investor opinion.
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They sway there in their hammocks, looking at the treetops and the vast Arctic sky.
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Super PACs can raise unlimited amounts from rich donors and corporate interests to sway elections.
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It was in the area of historical reconciliation that Ms. Kennedy exerted her biggest sway.
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The result is that small states get more sway, since senators aren't awarded by population.
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Republicans and Democrats agree that the White House's participation is unlikely to sway any lawmakers.
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IS -- OTHER PEOPLE SAY NAVARRO HAS GOT A LOT OF SWAY INTO THE PRESIDENT'S MIND.
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States have significant sway over how their health insurance programs work and whom they cover.
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Whether the proposals announced in Britain on Thursday sway Aramco, though, is so far unclear.
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"They hope to sway the policy deliberations with direct contact," said Mr. Frolov, the columnist.
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Unlike other states, public employee strikes are legal in California, where unions hold considerable sway.
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His committee will have sway over which defense systems get funded and which do not.
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Between the lines: WFP's endorsement may sway which candidate other progressive organizations choose to endorse.
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If he'd had his way and sway, those rows of white would have been sparser.
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Senior Social Democrats frantically toured the country this week, trying to sway their restive base.
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Activists say that gives corporations too much sway and obscures ties between politicians and businessmen.
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He added that Thune believes tax laws should not sway where farmers sell their harvests.
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That it's been one of these areas where the employees have a lot of sway.
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In short, I thought it was time to leave my own safe space: to take the gamble that I might be able to sway readers not always inclined to agree with me, and to accept the possibility that they, in turn, might sway me.
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They also said the groups that did attend do not have great sway over young people.
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It has the most sway over Facebook, since the U.S. company's European headquarters are in Ireland.
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The former law professor rose quickly to national stardom and holds powerful sway among progressive activists.
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Stories that were sent from a Macedonian teenager to grandmothers' email accounts didn't sway this election.
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Turkey now holds sway over more than 21,603 square kilometers (260,2000 square miles) of Syrian territory.
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But still, please, don't let it sway you if you're in the mood for a burrito.
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Billy Crudup also swings by to sway his hips and dish out some dubious sexual advice.
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The voice mail became part of Mueller's investigation into whether Trump had tried to sway cooperators.
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As India's most populous state, it has the largest parliamentary representation and holds huge political sway.
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That's why it's difficult to say this number should sway it one way or the other.
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Mendoza, 35, promised leftist social reforms and said Peru's powerful mining industry should have less sway.
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Unfortunately, outside of Medicare and state hospitals, regulators have little sway over how much is charged.
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The report said Moscow used a variety of tactics in a bid to sway the outcome.
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They do not deliver aid to a region under the sway of Islamic State West Africa.
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Sway, by Sack and Reicher + Muller with Eval Zur, combined nomadic tents with high tech materials.
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China's sway is growing as it courts Laos aggressively with loans and investment, particularly for infrastructure.
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On her Instagram, Julianne shared a video of herself dancing along to "Sway" by Tove Styrke.
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Very slowly, an artist's sexual orientation is losing its sway on the way we perceive them.
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"Potentially advertisers could use this to compromise someone's privacy and sway their treatment decisions," he says.
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And even Mr Trump's mounting legal troubles have not done much to sway voters so far.
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Unlike the Russian accounts, the ones tied to Iran were intended to sway American Facebook users.
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The argument, according to Salmun Kazerounian, a staff attorney at the center, didn't sway the management.
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Put simply: The West is failing precisely where its core liberal values do not hold sway.
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Synthetic content, experts warn, could be used to influence elections, sway financial markets, or trigger wars.
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Drawing on his religious authority and sway with the community, he admonished its members to disperse.
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But the Judiciary panels ultimately hold sway over the more controversial distant-signal license at issue.
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However that did not necessarily mean they would hold huge sway if he gets into office.
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McGlashan has enlisted some high-wattage names as board members in order to help sway investors.
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Smear of stars widest, lowest yet Aspens sway Storage shed makes frog noise with each breeze .
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Witnesses told NBC that the explosion felt like an earthquake and they saw their house sway.
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And whoever ends up winning most sway over cartography, Borges's everything map is no longer imaginary.
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But Corwin doesn't shield directors of companies that are under the sway of a controlling shareholder.
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Trump has denied any cooperation by his campaign with Russia to sway the 2016 presidential election.
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It remains to be seen if the system's inbuilt resiliency is enough to sway enterprise users.
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Bundy didn't believe the federal government held sway over this property, or any land in Nevada.
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He wants the attorney-general's office, over which the president has sway, to be fully autonomous.
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It's power that continues to hold great sway over governments on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Working with a foreign power to sway an election would almost certainly qualify under that statute.
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On numerous occasions Eisenhower toyed with the idea of dropping nuclear bombs to sway foreign conflicts.
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New attempts were made to sway Wallonia leader Paul Magnette to sign on over the weekend.
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My back is straight, my ankle is stretched, my head is high, and my hips sway.
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These gangs hold considerable sway inside, and each run sections to which their members naturally gravitate.
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That could swing people in the middle a bit, but won't sway the lefties or righties.
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Walker remains popular among the Republican faithful in Wisconsin and could sway some votes for Cruz.
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Trees sway and the buildings that comprise Portland's low-lying skyline begin to rumble and shake.
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Caldeira is aware that the research won't sway anybody who is committed to the conspiracy idea.
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The United States should have applied more diplomatic muscle to sway the vote at the OAS.
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No matter who they support, the Americans-in-Cuba vote isn't likely to sway the election.
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"I'm feeling amazing — so blessed man," Maluma told Sway during the BBMA Red Carpet pre-show.
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It will be a busy week for economic reports, though none likely will sway the Fed.
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Like Carthage, Trump is a behemoth with sway over the same territory that the GOP covets.
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The sugar industry is known for its sway in Washington, especially the politically-connected Fanjul family.
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But despite these invented fictions, the banalities of stars' real lives still held sway over fans.
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Their growing sway has alarmed Turkey, which is fighting an insurgency among its own Kurdish minority.
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Hamada enters to applause and delivers a revelrous introduction that would sway even the staunchest skeptic.
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Skyscrapers, built on shock-absorbing systems, are designed to sway in an earthquake instead of toppling.
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Though, humans have little sway over the whims of lava, and where it decides to go.
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A steady stream of new protectionist rules suggests that other business-bashing instincts still hold sway.
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Previous BRAC rounds also provided some impact funding, but not enough to sway the affected communities.
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Cohn's move to sway Trump is the latest volley in an ongoing battle within the administration.
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Will the appeal of Facebook's massive reach be enough to sway page owners to Fan Subscriptions?
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Could something happen in the coming days that will sway peoples' opinions one way or another?
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The retired three-star general temporarily had enormous sway over Trump's early policy and personnel choices.
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The cables for each pontoon bend and sway as the bus slowly makes its way across.
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In a contested convention, these delegates could sway the nomination in either Cruz or Trump's favor.
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Trump's supporters, or those who were leaning toward him, said the incident didn't sway their support.
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"A company like Yelp holds a giant sway for so many businesses," Russo explained to TechCrunch.
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Speaking of Iowa, it's not likely that the debate will do much to sway caucus-goers.
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"I think [Gatsby] was definitely in the back of my mind, especially with 'Sway,'" Gongol says.
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US intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia attempted to sway the presidential contest in Trump's favor.
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It's an extremely quiet scene, and one that didn't actually sway my QL score either way.
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Higher taxes are anathema to the employers' federations that hold considerable sway with many PMDB politicians.
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Char Cornelius tells the paper that the offers likely won't sway her opinion – with one exception.
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Some critics say the proliferation of fake news helped sway the U.S. election in Trump's favor.
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Pixelated blooms and exotic plants sway in front of your endless path through the bright environment.
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Of course, even in his happiness, Mark did not try to sway me in any way.
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Whether the gun debate actually has the power to sway traditionally Democratic voters is another question.
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Immigration policy is just one area where Dems are failing to sway moderates to their side.
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It would make money for the government, which could help sway deficit hawks on Capitol Hill.
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The Sacklers' true genius was understanding how to sway the hearts and minds of physician prescribers.
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Mr. Jammeh's accusations held so much sway because many people in Sintet were already his supporters.
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She decided not to investigate, prompting some to question whether the donation helped sway her decision.
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Many believe Kavanaugh's appointment to the Supreme Court could sway the bench to conservatives for decades.
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Such information "could" sway investing decisions, and, under current rules, there's a strong case for disclosure.
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It was seen as a sign that pragmatists are losing sway to Tehran's hard-liners (Reuters).
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They've studied public enthusiasm for "I Voted" stickers, and dissected what psychological sway they hold (TheCut.com).
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An attendant makes up my bed, but the train's rock and sway provides no hobo's lullaby.
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Inside our homes, on the other hand, is where women hold a considerable amount of sway.
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Making the case that Trump interfered in the decision may not sway a judge, he said.
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The institute was initially intended to be an independent research body, beyond the sway of politics.
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Pope Francis even handed him a book on climate change to try to sway his opinion.
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Hispanic leaders have also stressed that simple fluency is unlikely to sway voters on its own.
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Luhnow said the Astros' success last season and deep reservoir of young talent helped sway Gurriel.
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The Hill: The political sway of a robust economy was drowned out by Trump's midterm messages.
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But the tweeter was able to sway the opinions of many people with just one tweet.
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Bellis was asked if there were any factors that could potentially sway her to turn pro.
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Between showings, Sway Callaway will present news updates, artists' memories and fans' reactions to Prince's death.
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The announcement concluded a long and bitter dispute among West Wing aides to sway Trump's thinking.
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Ruling that allows early voting on Florida college campuses could sway close Senate, governor&aposs races.
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He is also likely to have sway over who will replace key EU commissioners, including Vestager.
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What if an advocacy group swarmed PlaceAVote to sway a vote on a particularly divisive issue?
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The paramilitaries seemed to hold sway in the gold-mining town where we spent the night.
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The president — and his Twitter account — could have big sway over public opinion on the Hill.
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Despite holding little economic sway, each small Pacific state represents a vote at the United Nations.
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Before Kavanaugh was confirmed, NARAL organized protests attempting to sway members of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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No amount of Khan's popularity will sway them from their core interests, the survival of Pakistan.
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Over his 30-year tenure, his views gradually held sway over a generation of legal operatives.
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He and the company waged very expensive campaigns to sway investors to their point of view.
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First, we learned that Facebook was weaponized by Russia to try and sway the 2016 election.
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The Favorite earrings sway with chain fringe; the Mangbetu bracelet portrays her in full-face relief.
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And it will hold immense sway over the fate of Republicans' next legislative priority: tax reform.
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It seems like those positions didn't sway the public because of the fundraising she was doing.
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The industry held sway in statehouses and city halls, too, especially where brewing was big business.
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The AP's revelations probably won't sway Donald Trump's supporters in the waning days of the campaign.
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I have some sort of sway in a kid's life, I don't know what it is.
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A directive from one rabbi may not hold sway over the followers of a different rabbi.
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But the voices of parents who feel hurt by the lottery hold powerful political sway here.
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Up there, we could feel the wind causing the tower to sway back and forth, discomfitingly.
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Pai, a Republican, carries tremendous sway because his party holds three of the five commission seats.
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But it is not clear if the terms have been sweetened enough to sway dissenting landlords.
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Could a tax credit sway the company to base more of its operations in the city?
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As the largest contributor to the fund, the United States has considerable sway over its decisions.
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Mr. Corker's sway over the committee, and the Republican caucus, could prove consequential in advancing legislation.
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Clinton's use of a private email server and Russia's efforts to sway the 2016 presidential election.
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After about half an hour, people began to watch the films, and sway to the music.
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H.I.V. drug pricing is a mess because drug companies have so much sway over government policy.
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Severino, who had thrown just 83 pitches, was asked if he had hoped to sway Boone.
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Erica DiBella, a Houston-area librarian, is the kind of voter Democrats are hoping to sway.
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In the end, we will probably never know whether Russians will manage to sway academy voters.
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The closely watched campaign was seen by many as a barometer of Mr. Trump's political sway.
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He could have a huge influence on how much sway over states his successors will have.
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Art handlers poke the sculptures periodically, so guests can see how the parts shift and sway.
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It's true that the trades, clustered in the AFL-CIO's Energy Committee, can hold outsize sway.
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In Mr. Goldstein's telling, the campaign manager feared offending voters whom Mr. Gillum hoped to sway.
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But leading law enforcement officials are using their sway to try to get the measure passed.
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Still, it's unclear whether those arguments will sway Pentagon leadership, which is seeing similar trends globally.
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Collins separately said that she isn't trying to sway her GOP colleagues to vote against DeVos.
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Now, she holds sway over the lives of an entire community, and what's more, she cares!
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It has been a while since America's Deep South held any sway over the country's future.
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If Mr. Findley's findings did not sway the medical examiner, Dr. Hobin, the neighbors' testimony did.
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United States intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia worked to sway the election to Mr. Trump.
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Take it public: When the legal outlook seems dire, Trump often seeks to sway public opinion.
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Not so with America, where big tech has held sway in Washington since the Clinton era.
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Still, Kennedy held some sway over the Irish Catholic vote; best to keep him in thrall.
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That could sway some Apple buyers over to Samsung and other Android makers with 5G devices.
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It is apparent that he is for some unknown reason under the sway of Mr Putin.
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Monica told SiriusXM radio host Sway Calloway the divorce proceedings have been trying for her kids.
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It's one state where first-time Latino voters have the ability to sway 2020 election results.
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But he conceded that his enthusiasm had not been enough to sway many of his friends.
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The measure prevailed over the warnings of opponents that a woman's "seductive" ways would sway juries.
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The move is designed to give the state more sway in choosing the major party nominees.
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Grass-roots social conservative activists and voters hold tremendous sway in Texas's low-turnout primary elections.
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The Heritage Foundation, a group that enjoys significant sway on the right, wholly rejects such thinking.
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As a member of the Dow, S&P and Nasdaq, it can also sway marketwide sentiment.
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The three men were — and remain — ideologically aligned, and often combined forces to sway the President.
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Jeff Flake said Tuesday that Cohn, while right, doesn't seem to have much sway on Trump.
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Liberal groups mounting a pressure campaign don't want those provisions to sway the centrist Republican senators.
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This year "Super Tuesday," when 14 states will vote on March 3, could hold more sway.
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The Russians manipulated YouTube and Facebook in an effort to sway the 2016 U.S. presidential elections.
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Ultimately, though, Williamson explained that his mother and stepfather helped sway him in the other direction.
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"The national S.B.C. leadership, with all due respect, has no sway over our people," he says.
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His pitch appeared to sway several of the big-money donors, as well, these people said.
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Several GOP sources familiar with the matter say that Bolton's Monday announcement will not sway McConnell.
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The Iraqi government, already under Tehran's sway, may soon ask US forces to leave the country.
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"Last year when the skeptics held sway, Tesla could rally on any good news," Cramer said.
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Kalanick, who will remain on Uber's board, will likely have some sway over the new CEO.
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Even in the more traditional soft power realm, Russia holds significant sway over the Armenian public.
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And in Europe, fears are rising that Russia could try to sway election outcomes next year.
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Conservatives are expected to have major sway in determining the next Speaker of the GOP conference.
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New research shows that corporate leaders have extraordinary power to sway public opinion on important issues.
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Her comments suggested a GOP effort to sway the administration to soften Trump's approach was succeeding.
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Trump has denied that anyone on his campaign conspired with Moscow to help sway the election.
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They note that Mr. de Blasio may have less sway over the outcome this time around.
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Regulators have probed whether Russian actors manipulated social media to sway the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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The Khmer Rouge retreated here after the regime's defeat and continued to hold sway until 1998.
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Fashion and clothing design are also no stranger to the sway of Shelley's sci-fi thriller.
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The kingdom is the world's largest oil exporter, giving it great sway over global energy prices.
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Murkowski is not on the committee but her vote on the Senate floor holds significant sway.
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And I'm not persuaded by Appelbaum's case that the start of impeachment hearings will sway Republicans.
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This year, "Super Tuesday," when 14 states will vote on March 3, could hold more sway.
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Given Mr. Nygard's alleged sway in the Bahamas, we were told we needed to be careful.
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The entitled aristocracy is losing sway as new class structures allow self-made men to emerge.
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They can sway a decent number of voters for about a week after they view it.
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We will not put art before common decency, or allow talent to sway our moral compass.
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For critics of biofuels, appeals to science and economics are unlikely to sway this political reality.
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That means he'll likely still have some sway over who the company chooses to replace him.
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But khap panchayats—unofficial courts made up of local elders—also exert great sway in Haryana.
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Trump's claim at the United Nations on Wednesday that China was trying to sway the Nov.
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That's potentially problematic as the defense secretary has immense sway over which weapons the Pentagon buys.
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They didn't meekly accede to [Facebook] Instant Articles... They're still under the sway of Amazon though.
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His sway will matter in the presidential election; the question is what form it will take.
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Sometimes the lessons learned are so nuanced they will never make the headlines or sway elections.
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I could hear the sway of the wheat ears as a gentle breeze brushed through them.
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While the British Parliament debated whether to bar Donald J. Trump, he was trying to sway evangelicals.
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Trump has assembled an eclectic Asia team, and it's not yet clear whose views will hold sway.
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Brain scans, for example, seem to hold greater sway over the legal system than behavioral genetic analyses.
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The Urabeños are now aggressively consolidating their presence in areas where the FARC rebels once held sway.
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Palestinians have limited self rule in parts of the West Bank, where President Mahmoud Abbas holds sway.
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The Senate majority leader has a lot of sway over what policies get through the legislative process.
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We embrace, we sway, we yell—it all feels the same as the music only gets louder.
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Immigration, the White House's big bet in this election, holds less sway over them as a result.
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In the 20s, Old Money still held a sway over Gatsby, but Low cared more about celebrity.
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It is unclear how much celebrities influence voting, but there is evidence of sway in some cases.
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"I categorically disavow the use of misinformation to sway an election," Hoffman wrote in the Medium post.
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According to Reuters, analysts have noted that the death may sway public opinion towards the "Remain" campaign.
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If any of this evidence would have helped sway prosecutors to drop charges, Hadley will never know.
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The new position is unlikely to sway any critics who found the proposed fines to be insufficient.
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Yet this has also given Americans exceptional sway over global rules covering everything from trade to security.
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This Lyft chart from App Annie shows how just a whisper of Trump can sway app rankings.
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However, it's important to note that the results of any one study shouldn't sway you too much.
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The Beano ultimately holds sway because it is funny; the characters exist to amuse, not to moralise.
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The problem for Trump is that there simply aren't enough of those voters to sway an election.
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Businessman Andrew Yang recounted how he was able to sway a Trump voter over to his side.
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Sistani, who has millions of followers, rarely intervenes in politics, but has wide sway over public opinion.
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My tongue can easily sway from English to the flows of the first language I ever learned.
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Whether their support will sway progressive voters, who according to recent polls have been drifting toward Sen.
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Then, the Syrian government argued that the opposition delegates held no sway with insurgents on the battlefield.
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Why are the letters the first piece of evidence to sway the government of Canada against Gilead?
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So much about Black church is the sway, the hand clapping, the standing and yes, the dancing.
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U.S. intelligence agencies concluded in January that Moscow tried to sway the November vote in Trump's favor.
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But there is no fence around it, and the laws meant to regulate construction hold little sway.
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The discussion will be a fascinating test of Germany's ability to sway opinion inside the European club.
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Legally, he had little power, but he carried great sway through his unique position in Thai society.
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But what is "shitposting" and why would anyone think they could use it to sway public policy?
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Did the finale sway you toward an enjoyment of the show on its own meta-riffic terms?
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"The voters are furious," Mr. Gidley said, "and they're not letting a stump speech sway their vote."
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They have also worked effectively to sway Republican delegates who had once been hesitant to support Trump.
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They both sway in the wind a little more before turning to the camera for matching smirks.
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The singer and actress joined MTV's Sway Calloway on Facebook Live for an interview about the announcement.
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Fundamentals, such as fair value, seem (at last) to have greater sway in the foreign-exchange market.
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Egged on by the audience, the pair engage in profanity-laced banter and sway their hips suggestively.
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As one side of the stem grows faster than the other, it causes the flower to sway.
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Japan's central bank has been scooping up ETFs and the numbers are large enough to sway markets.
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France's finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, tried to sway the European competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, this week.
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And it may be enough to sway some of them to cross the aisle on Election Day.
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Amazon employees have been using eBay's seller messaging feature to sway merchants over to Amazon, eBay claims.
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The paper is considered one of the two print outlets with the greatest sway over conservative voters.
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Worse still was his eagerness to work with suspected (later, proven) Russian spies to sway an election.
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In a way, the photo is a statement of dominance and a testament to the Bey sway.
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For both reasons, it's essential that they actually reflect the society over which they hold such sway.
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State and local governments offered tax incentives and other gifts in an attempt to sway the choice.
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Both OPIC and NASA are independent of the State Department, so would not be under Pompeo's sway.
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On regulatory policy, it mostly reflected Republican orthodoxy that will continue to hold sway after this election.
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The higher cash flow will add to UnitedHealth's political and financial sway in the health care system.
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During campaigns, candidates actively attempt to sway certain groups and vilify others in order to garner support.
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If he doesn't, a 4-4 deadlock would result in the lower court's decision holding sway instead.
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Indeed, our Constitution is meant to ensure that the rule of law holds sway above all else.
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Reinforcements from the far right, however, are not likely to sway voters like Dave, in Goochland County.
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People often argue that if they voted in large numbers, their sway on elections could be decisive.
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In the past couple of years, digital manipulations have been used to influence voters and sway elections.
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If Republicans can't sway eight senators, they need to take a more radical step — the nuclear option.
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If I write about a wheat field, I'm there, seeing the wheat stalks sway in the wind.
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They are the hackers who sway elections, who break civil contracts, who leak pictures of us naked.
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He's a titan in the corporate world and he has significant sway in the political arena, too.
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He has never allowed powerful interests or the circular reasoning of the chattering classes to sway him.
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"Is it even legal to give a company direct sway over civic spending like that?" asks Westneat.
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But his promises of amnesty have failed to sway the armed forces, which remain loyal to Maduro.
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"Me, the writer doesn't speak for anyone else and doesn't intend to try to sway anyone else."
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It often cannot, leaving decisions pending and benefiting whoever has sway in courts or on the ground.
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As the power and sway of these two men becomes increasingly apparent, their conversation is worth revisiting.
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Officials cautioned, however, that the Russians might have exaggerated their sway with Trump's team during those conversations.
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For those still undecided on the dog pants debate, allow these pet trousers to sway your vote.
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The government in Budapest estimates ethnic Hungarian votes could sway two out of 199 seats in parliament.
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Poe Dameron's alter ego recently confirmed to Sway in the Morning that they were having a son.
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That could make it harder to connect with listeners on a gut level and sway their feelings.
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Still, he didn't really let this brush with fame sway him from his real passion: sausage-making.
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The endorsement paid off and is the latest example of the president's sway with GOP primary voters.
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Italian diplomats also questioned whether sanctions would really sway Trump, as some U.S. officials believe they could.
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Buying one regulator would be more cost-effective than spending millions trying to sway millions through advertising.
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