And that's something I swore to my family and I swore to my viewers over the years.
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We found it utterly traumatizing and swore to never return.
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She swore to him that she just doesn't have it.
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"I've never sexually assaulted anyone," he swore to the committee.
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I swore to be the caretaker of the chin hairs.
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I swore to defend the United States against all enemies.
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"This will not matter," I swore to myself over and over.
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But, like my officers, I do the job I swore to do.
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Those are the principles of our democracy that we swore to defend.
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Many will come forward and defend the oath they swore to uphold.
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The Americans they swore to protect and serve feared for their lives.
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The songstress swore to be a voice for cancer patients after Durham's passing.
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When I took the oath of office, I swore to protect our country.
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He swore to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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I swore to hold the Constitution and law and I am well-trained.
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But I swore to myself that I would not watch the film again.
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That's neither the society nor the system which I once swore to protect.
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The U.N. Security Council condemned the Kim Jong-un regime and swore to toughen
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He also swore to give Muslims a special database in order to control terrorism.
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Chan said he regretted his actions "immediately" and swore to never throw him again.
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Mexico is not the country they swore to protect before shipping off to boot camp.
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We swore to each other that we would marry, but that we would not separate.
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The "minivan driving" mother swore to serve her country beside her two sons and daughter.
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My sister swore to me that Mama's current baby will last in the womb forever.
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Joe Lieberman swore to torpedo the entire bill if it dropped the Medicare eligibility age.
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Public servants who swore to protect the Constitution also set the impeachment process in motion.
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Members of both groups wore uniforms, explored the wilderness and swore to uphold their values.
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By November Cachay swore to her friends and family that she was ending the toxic relationship.
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In such instances, remind him of the oath he swore to do exactly as you commanded.
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There, he swore to respect Russia's constitution, which says that this is his last presidential term.
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Abandoning the duties they swore to uphold would threaten both the Constitution and our democracy itself.
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Remember way back in January when we swore to start adorning our faces with more color?
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As American service members, we swore to defend America – including our public lands and energy resources.
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Pruitt's corrupt tenure at EPA has been a dereliction of the duties he swore to uphold.
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Her husband's other defence was that he swore to Allah he did not commit any offences.
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He swore to stand up to the pharmaceutical companies, long revered as among Washington's powerful interests.
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He swore to fight for the "forgotten men and women," a phrase he stole from FDR.
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Mr. Hollande swore to wage "war on finance gone wild," but taxed the middle class instead.
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I will vote to hold this president accountable to the Constitution we both swore to defend.
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During the campaign he swore to label China a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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Unlike Obama, who swore to close the controversial facility, Trump has pledged to fill it up again.
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Mr. Trump swore to uphold that Constitution, and this is only one tiny step in that direction.
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The doctor who was recently deported said the oath he swore to uphold was still guiding him.
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He swore to oust his enemy Reince Priebus from the chief of staff post, and successfully did so.
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" She also said it's now up to the Senate to perform the Constitutional duty "they swore to undertake.
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"Abandoning the duties they swore to uphold would threaten both the Constitution and our democracy itself," she said.
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Undaunted, they swore to remain true to Boucher's system, while making a few adjustments to create more offense.
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But Josselson's deputy—who swore to Botsford that he wasn't CIA, when of course he was—backed Botsford.
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Senate Republicans are trampling on their constitutional responsibility, and on the oath they swore to carry it out.
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"I swore to defend the Constitution of the United States, not the businesses that run it," he said.
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Ankara, describing his release as a political decision against international law, swore to follow Muslim "wherever he goes".
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" She claims Depp repeatedly apologized for other violent incidents and repeatedly swore to "never to do it again.
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Americans should not cynically dismiss the oaths that senators swore to uphold the Constitution and deliver impartial justice.
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" Axne said, "When I took the oath of office, I swore to protect the Constitution and our democracy.
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"I swore to uphold the law, and we did," he told the online magazine LA Progressive in 2015.
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"I swore to myself I would never fix something that someone would rather go hungry than eat," Mrs.
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On that day, Holland swore to herself, her mother, and everything good that she would make her life memorable.
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I swore to myself that I wouldn't get on a bike again until there are only self-driving cars.
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Instead, Washington doubled down on Cuban independence and swore to fight any country who dared mess with the island.
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WASHINGTON — The witness rose from her seat, raised her right hand and swore to tell the truth before Congress.
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The militants also swore to take revenge on the families' behalf, tapping into the Yemeni tradition of blood feud.
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Catherine the Great, of German descent, swore to drive the Turks from Europe, tame China and open trade with India.
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I swore to "support and defend the Constitution," and that oath did not expire when I took off my uniform.
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"I swore to him [I wouldn't tell]" she says before confirming it happened when they were both in Los Angeles.
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On Sunday, the judge disregarded evidence against Vierra's husband because he swore to Allah he had not committed an offence.
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The Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, swore to retake "every inch" of territory lost in six years of civil war.
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When De Blasio took the oath of office, he swore to uphold the Constitution of the State of New York.
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There will come a day when God will punish you for your trespasses, the very people you swore to protect.
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I swore to 'support and defend the Constitution,' and that oath did not expire when I took off my uniform.
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Throughout the unprecedentedly brutal presidential campaign, people swore to do a lot of things if their candidate of choice didn't win.
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He's partially responsible for the death of Joy's father and the destruction of the city he and Davos swore to protect.
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It&aposs also a perjury, because they swore to the veracity of the document when they presented it to the court.
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I instantly regretted doing it and felt horrible, and I even swore to him it wasn't pee for about six months.
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I cannot support the primary weapon I used to defend our people being used to kill children I swore to defend.
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To the contrary, he is afforded the same protections that he swore to guarantee, impartially, to all Americans in this country.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) swore to prevent not just a vote, but a hearing, on any Obama nominee.
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He said Trump did not grasp the Constitution, which he swore to uphold when he reached the highest office in the nation.
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She raised her right hand, swore to tell the truth, and took a seat, her long brown hair dangling down her shoulder.
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I let Maya take the photo on my phone, but swore to myself I would delete it as soon as I left.
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No one knows this better than veterans; it is these principles that we swore to protect when we joined the U.S. military.
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In 2015, then-candidate Trump swore to bring Levinson home, along with the three other Americans held hostage in Iran, if elected.
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There's no way to know whether, if you'd done all the things you swore to do, you wouldn't have somehow gotten hurt.
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President Barack Obama swore to close the prison, but Congress stymied those efforts, concerned about where the suspects would face trial instead.
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When he arrived in Yerevan, the capital of this former Soviet republic, the crowds sang, shouted and swore to go on strike.
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Yesterday: With the formal opening of the trial, senators swore to deliver "impartial justice" and installed Chief Justice John Roberts to preside.
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Not only has President Kenyatta's administration systematically cracked down on dissent, it is increasingly breaking the same laws he swore to protect.
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There's also the fact that Amazon is the embodiment of the evil American corporation that I swore to avoid in my younger years.
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They set out to keep their campaign promises of the past eight years, when they swore to uproot the ACA root and branch.
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"I cannot support the primary weapon I used to defend our people being used to kill children I swore to defend," he added.
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"And two months after he swore to the accuracy of that, he starts writing checks of $35,000 a month to Cohen," Napolitano said.
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So I leave it to you, my frabjous scores, To decipher the cipher Mad Carroll once swore To leave rejoindered by readers Nevermore.
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Nadège swore to repay her madam for sending her to Europe, and to never speak of her oath, or her debt, to anyone.
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Recall that upon the election of President Obama the Republicans immediately swore to stymie and obstruct his presidency in any and all ways.
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She swore to her story in a court deposition, and a photograph shows her and the prince with his arm around her waist.
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It included a promise to invest $22016 billion in the sector and swore to scrutinize trade deals to ensure that they didn't harm jobs.
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The area was overrun by Islamic State in 2014, which swore to eradicate modern nation states and meld them into its self-declared caliphate.
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The Forward Together Moral Movement is in Raleigh to petition our elected representatives and insist that they respect the Constitution they swore to uphold.
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"I cannot support the primary weapon I used to defend our people being used to kill children I swore to defend," Mast wrote. Sen.
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I always swore to myself that I would never do anything like that, but it just seemed like a nice coincidence and good timing.
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The knights swore to fight fairly and even gobbled a loaf of bread to show they meant it—though who would have doubted them?
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I hope and trust that all of our judges will brace themselves and be faithful to the oath they swore to uphold the Constitution.
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If your decision results in violence against Americans, your short-term decision will result in lifelong pain for the Americans you swore to protect.
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Crystal meth has been a huge problem in the Philippines for years, and President Rodrigo Duterte swore to stamp it out by any means necessary.
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Moreover, upon taking office, the president swore to uphold the Constitution, yet some of his policies are at best in considerable tension with that oath.
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First, Ford and Kavanaugh provided and swore to a lengthy official statement to the Senate Judiciary Committee and subjected themselves to close questioning under oath.
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When I took the oath of office, I swore to protect our country and that is what I will always do so help me god.
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In seeking to protect himself and his family from the special counsel's investigation, this president attacks and degrades the very values he swore to uphold.
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" Chief Justice Roberts then administered the same oath to the senators, who rose in unison, raised their right hands and swore to administer "impartial justice.
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At the beginning of the impeachment trial, I took a second oath to do 'impartial justice' according to the same Constitution I swore to protect.
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For here's the situation: Everyone in Washington now knows that we have a president who never meant it when he swore to defend the Constitution.
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Let's hope the truth also protects America from powerful figures more interested in defending one man than the nation whose Constitution they swore to defend.
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"I was actually dating a good friend of his," said Ms. Simmons, who simultaneously swore to marry Mr. Simmons if they were single at 33.
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Peaceful protest and the right to speak, kneel, hold hands, or stand in a public setting is one of the values I swore to protect.
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Begum's case has illustrated the ethical, legal and security conundrum that governments face when dealing with the families of militants who swore to destroy the West.
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Commissioner Koskinen had the chance to prevent the Obama administration from violating the Constitution and the law – the Constitution and the law he swore to uphold.
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It's time for all our leaders — of both parties — to take seriously the oaths they swore to support and defend our Constitution, regardless of their differences.
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In a column published on Wednesday in North Korea's main newspaper, Rodong Sinmun, Mr. Xi swore to make "an active contribution" to resolving the nuclear crisis.
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Both men could speak for hours, casting a spell over their supporters, and both swore to erase the gap between rich and poor in their countries.
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Gallinger said that the body modification was done by her then boyfriend, who swore to her that he had done this type of work successfully before.
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He swore to kill them if they escaped, but one night while he was sleeping the mother was able to slither through an opening in the window.
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But five months into his term, the new Mexico he says he is building looks an awful lot like the old one he swore to leave behind.
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" And for that reason, he said, "I cannot support the primary weapon I used to defend our people being used to kill children I swore to defend.
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Members of Congress take their oath of office and then fail to hire senior staffers who reflect the diversity of the people back home they swore to represent.
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Each member of Congress swore to do this when he or she entered our legislative body, and many have taken this oath to serve our country multiple times.
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The fate of Begum has illustrated the ethical, legal and security conundrum that governments face when dealing with the families of militants who swore to destroy the West.
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There is no longer any doubt that President Trump is failing to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States, as he solemnly swore to do.
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The new country President Andrés Manuel López Obrador says he is building looks an awful lot like the old one he swore to leave behind in the campaign.
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The Yakuza boss swore to himself years earlier that Eiko would never marry a gangster after her mother was murdered in a botched attempt to assassinate Fukuhara himself.
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There, he raised his right hand and swore to do "impartial justice" — the kind of oath he is more accustomed to hearing from advocates before the Supreme Court.
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A few hundred miles separated these two millionaires – Packard in Warren, Ohio, and Graves in Manhattan – but they both swore to have the most complicated watches in the world.
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This sort of measurement includes all the kids who had a drag on their older sibling's e-cigarette, coughed a bunch and swore to never touch a vape again.
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If officials look to the constitution they swore to uphold, and to the history behind relevant provisions such as the gift clause, maybe they can avoid future bad deals.
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Dr. Phil then contributed his own on-air analysis of a statement Smollett issued to the press, in which Smollett swore to God that he hadn't staged the attack.
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With extraterrestrial introductions out of the way, Ashurbeyli appeared to place his hand on the Asgardian constitution, swore to uphold its ideals, and donned the ceremonial Asgardian jeweled necklace.
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But Mr. Delrahim swore to the court that he was not influenced by the White House, and Judge Leon stopped the companies from introducing evidence about possible political interference.
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I swore to come here and tell the whole truth, only to be limited by yes and no questions, and premises framed by the defense that were grossly misrepresented.
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Putin may be Trump's buddy, but he is America's enemy and in his oath of office the president swore to protect the United States from enemies foreign and domestic.
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"When President Trump took the Oath of Office, he swore to Keep America Safe by putting AMERICA FIRST, no matter what," the campaign sent in an email to supporters.
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"Frese allegedly violated that trust, the oath he swore to uphold, and is charged with engaging in dastardly and felonious conduct at the expense of our country," Terwilliger said.
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He also swore "to go deep into the roots of this corruption" and address historic allegations, sending a warning to Zuma that his resignation will not necessarily mean immunity.
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Some told me that using them is like "cheating," and others swore to me that they have never used them because it'd be perceived in the scene as being lame.
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Just yesterday, Fuck Jerry co-founder and creator of the popular Instagram account swore to stop taking content from people without proper credit and profiting off content that wasn't theirs.
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At the Republican convention, for example, he brought up the Orlando Pulse nightclub shooting — one of the largest in U.S. history, with 49 deaths — and swore to protect LGBTQ Americans.
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As you know ... the day Wendy announced she had to go on 3 weeks medical leave, she swore to us she wasn't about to let anyone sit in her chair.
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He swore to "support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic," not "to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States."
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The people of my hometown and many of our police officers and firefighters across New York City and the tristate area felt betrayed by the city they swore to protect.
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There was a glimmer of hope in the final minutes, as the 1968 Claire finally learned that Jamie had survived the Battle of Culloden and swore to find him again.
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It's nowhere near the democracy I swore to protect, when U.S. citizens from Washington, D.C., to Puerto Rico don't even have the same political representation as the rest of us.
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When the grand jury began to investigate, Faluszczak was ready: he organized those notes into one narrative, swore to its truthfulness in front of a notary and handed it to prosecutors.
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As the Night King and his army fall, so does one key figure on Winterfell's side: Jorah Mormont, who dies saving the Khaleesi he solemnly swore to protect with his life.
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He will need to prove how these deregulatory actions will create jobs, encourage more IPOs and, most fittingly, be good for the forgotten men and women President Trump swore to help.
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These events were the darkest hours in presidential history since George Washington put his hand on the Bible and swore to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.
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The war also fueled what is now an enduring divide between Colombia's farmers, whom the FARC swore to protect, and its city dwellers, whom the rebels terrorized with kidnappings and killings.
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Thanks to this peace treaty, the Children were granted dominion over the deep forests, while the men were given the open lands, and swore to never cut down another weirwood tree.
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As Mr. Pellicano sat in the prison cafeteria in his jailhouse uniform, the court reporter instructed him to raise his right hand and asked if he swore to tell the truth.
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So how do you break out of plan-promising purgatory, actually make new friends and shed that vague sense of guilt whenever you run into someone you swore to schedule with?
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So how do you break out of plan-promising-purgatory, actually make new friends and shed that vague sense of guilt whenever you run into someone you swore to schedule with?
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She said impeachment was not something Democrats wanted to do, but rather something they were compelled to do because of the oaths they swore to the Constitution and the president's actions.
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Contributing Opinion Writer We the people, our power embodied by members of the new House of Representatives who swore to uphold the Constitution on Thursday, need to dig deep and investigate.
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And although the clerks of court "swore to uphold General Herring's interpretation," they are still required to "uphold the statute, and General Herring's interpretation lacks the force of law," the judge said.
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At this point, Game of Thrones has all but confirmed Jon is the child of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark, a secret Ned Stark swore to protect at the Tower of Joy.
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Look no further than the Attorney General, who swore to Congress and the American people that he did not know if Mueller or his team objected to his characterization of their work.
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Where do you go for help when the same law enforcement that swore to protect you doesn't hesitate to minimize your life to nothing more than being a victim of a dispute?
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But this day, I tried out a tutorial that swore to give me effortless, relaxed waves using the Dyson dryer — practically going so far as promising to replace my curling iron forever.
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And that bond has allowed him to characterize the incomplete realization of those promises as failures of the political machine he swore to combat, rather than as examples of his own inadequacy.
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Even while voicing skepticism about climate change, he swore to protect clean air and clean water and even floated a $10-an-hour minimum wage along with a $1 trillion infrastructure investment.
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And when Edelgard revealed that she was the Flame Emperor and swore to destroy the church I had become increasingly suspicious of over the past two dozen hours, I joined her immediately.
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When he was inaugurated, President Trump swore to "faithfully execute the office of president of the United States" and to "preserve, protect and defend the Constitution" to the best of his ability.
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Let me be clear: It's extremely unusual for veterans to break their oaths of induction by seeking to become domestic terrorists and therefore enemies of the very democracy they swore to protect.
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When she gets pregnant by accident, her new husband, an ocular surgeon named Martin Manning, is thrilled, even though he swore to her he would respect her wishes to never have children.
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"Kate's death was both foreseeable and preventable had the law enforcement agencies, officials and/or officers involved simply followed the laws, regulations and/or procedures which they swore to uphold," the lawsuit said.
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Way to throw Jon — the brother you swore to trust last season, and who left you in charge of Winterfell because of that trust — immediately under the bus without a second thought, Sansa.
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"Kate's death was both foreseeable and preventable had the law enforcement agencies, officials and/or officers involved simply followed the laws, regulations and/or procedures which they swore to uphold," the lawsuit said.
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Trump, who ran as the "law and order candidate" and then swore to "preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States," used his first presidential pardon to circumvent law and order.
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After Hillary Clinton swore to the FBI that it had everything that existed for its investigation in exchange for a lot of immunity agreements, suddenly thousands and thousands of new emails turned up.
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True to form, my Republican colleagues blocked our efforts seeking details of the lease and records of any profits from foreign governments – thereby refusing to fulfill the Constitutional duty they swore to uphold.
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Though he was soon shipped off to study at the prestigious Lycée Henri IV, a high school in Paris, he swore to her that he remained undeterred in his quest for her heart.
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Duterte's next move came on August 3, when he swore to take down business tycoons and singled out Roberto Ongpin, chairman of electronic gaming firm PhilWeb and trade minister under former President Ferdinand Marcos.
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With the president-elect's respect for our bedrock legal principles an open question, it has never been more important for public servants to remain in place to protect the Constitution they swore to uphold.
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After my half-brother Ricky's death by heroin 28500 years ago at the Jersey Shore, I swore to help ensure it wasn't in vain by warning people about the dangers of "hard" drug overdoses.
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The bravado is palpable and sitting here as Jets fan who swore to himself that he would not get excited about any specific quarterback going into the draft, I am fully on the Mayfield bandwagon.
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The country he swore to defend had abandoned him over a morally dubious law, yet somehow he emerged from the experience feeling more patriotic, while at the same time feeling closer to his Mexican roots.
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In fact, if Trump was trying to make a deal with the President of Ukraine, it was a crass move that put his personal political interests above those of the country he swore to serve.
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Ten years later, the Republican Party has molded itself around a wealthy septuagenarian from New York who swore to never cut Medicare or Social Security and declared a national emergency to build a border wall.
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Authorities believe that officer Nicholas Young was trying to assist ISIS operatives find more ways to communicate in secret while working for the Metro Transit Police Department in Washington, D.C. — a community he swore to protect.
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" The agreement he signed clearly encompassed these memos as FBI material and he swore to comply with their bar on "unauthorized disclosure" — not just during his time at the FBI but "following termination of such employment.
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But Kavanaugh swore to the Senate Judiciary Committee that not only was it impossible that he attended a party with Ford in which he blacked out from drinking, he's never been that drunk in his life.
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Neither were damaged – nor was the Tree of Guernica, an oak, the original of which was planted in the 14th century, under which the lords of the Basque country swore to uphold freedom for the people.
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A local queer newspaper published an anonymous report that Miglin had been spotted in gay bars, although other Chicago journalists swore to Orth that they tried and failed to find evidence that he slept with men.
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Mark Fuhrman: A cop who put his hand on a Bible and swore to have never said the "N-word" in his life, but was then proven to have uttered it hundreds of times only weeks earlier.
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" The agreement Comey presumably signed clearly encompassed these memos as FBI material and he swore to comply with their bar on "unauthorized disclosure" — not just during his time at the FBI but "following termination of such employment.
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Most importantly for voters, Duque swore to adjust the 2016 peace accord between the Colombian government led by President Santos and the FARC, a terrorist organization that wreaked havoc on the country and its people for decades.
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"On Monday, Trump continued to defend the proposal to host the G-7 at Doral and called the emoluments clauses of the constitution — which he swore to defend and protect upon taking the oath of office —"phony.
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"Freedmen in various counties were whipped for casting Republican ballots; others were flogged until they swore to vote the Democratic ticket or to stay home," Michael Newton writes in The Ku Klux Klan in Mississippi: A History.
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The billionaire standard-bearer for the GOP stated that immigrants were "pouring in" without any screening, vowed to "suspend immigration from areas of the world" he sees fit, and swore to weed out immigrants based on their religion.
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Lamar Odom swore to Khloe Kardashian he would not drink or do drugs after he nearly died from an OD last year ... but repeatedly he did not and probably could not keep his word, most recently as today.
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"Frese allegedly violated that trust, the oath he swore to uphold, and is charged with engaging in dastardly and felonious conduct at the expense of our country," said Zach Terwilliger, U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.
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Evil Andre — who isn't evil at all this episode — can't make the dinner because he promises Nessa he'll show up to her late brother's annual memorial and deliver Freda Gatz — who swore to Shyne she'd never record for Empire.
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"Brian Fanelli, a former police chief who swore to protect and serve, instead helped fuel a market that victimizes and exploits some of the most vulnerable in our community," U.S. Attorney in Manhattan Preet Bharara said in a statement.
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Standing in the ornately-decorated Andreyevsky Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace, with his hand on a gold-embossed copy of the constitution, Putin swore to serve the Russian people, to safeguard rights and freedoms, and protect Russian sovereignty.
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Just before Lee's death, in February, 2016, the producer Scott Rudin announced that she had sold him the rights to a Broadway adaptation—the same rights she once swore to Gregory Peck that she would never grant to anyone.
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The fate of Begum, who was found in a detention camp in Syria last month, has illustrated the ethical, legal and security conundrum that governments face when dealing with the families of militants who swore to destroy the West.
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Similarly, on the international deal to contain Iran's nuclear programme, which he once swore to tear up but now seems to support, and on NATO, which he no longer calls obsolete, Mr Trump has swerved from bomb-throwing to orthodoxy.
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"The despicable acts of murder are more egregious in this case because the alleged murderer, a former police officer, once swore to serve and protect people from harm," said FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge William F. Sweeney Jr. in the statement.
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The fate of Shamima Begum, who was found in a refugee camp in Syria last week, has illustrated the ethical, legal and security conundrum that governments face when dealing with the families of militants who swore to destroy the West.
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"This case underscores the dangers to our intelligence professionals and the lengths our adversaries will go to identify them, expose them, target them, and, in a few rare cases, ultimately turn them against the nation they swore to protect," Demers continued.
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He's oblivious to the ways his actions wreak havoc on other people's lives, whether he's destroying Ward Meachum's life or beating up the poor Harlem kid that Luke's trying to help – or, again, abandoning the very city he swore to protect.
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Instead, it argues that Trump betrayed the laws he swore to uphold because he thought doing so would protect his reputation, and that it was only the insubordination of his staff that restrained him from yet more egregious acts of criminality.
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"This case underscores the dangers to our intelligence professionals and the lengths our adversaries will go to identify them, expose them, target them, and, in a few rare cases, ultimately turn them against the nation they swore to protect," Demers said.
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"Through the vivid slow motion video witnessed around the world, America once again witnessed the tragic death of another person of color, gunned down senselessly by an officer who swore to protect and serve," Mr. Crump said in a statement.
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However, given the arguable affect his incendiary rhetoric seems to have on the public as well as the government agencies under his control, we mustn't rest in safeguarding the single most important right granted under the document Trump swore to protect.
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As he took his oath, Mnangagwa swore to "protect and promote the rights of the people of Zimbabwe," a promise that was met with wild applause by the crowd, many of whom had lived their entire lives under Mugabe's oppressive rule.
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The fate of Shamima Begum, who was found in a detention camp in Syria last week, has illustrated the ethical, legal and security conundrum that governments face when dealing with the families of militants who swore to destroy the West.
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TMZ has a pretty obvious alliance with Depp's camp (hence the leaked donation information), as The Cut reports, which is why the Depp-leaning headline and information makes it look like Heard it withholding money from the charities she swore to support.
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In September, the company previously swore to stop all print, broadcast and digital advertisements in the U.S., including its "Make the Switch" campaign promoting Juul as a healthier alternative to traditional cigarettes, a claim that the Food and Drug Administration said was illegal.
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" The agreements show that Sullivan — a top adviser who now works on Clinton's presidential campaign — and Pagliano — the IT aide believed to have set up and maintained Clinton's controversial private server — swore to protect "marked or unmarked classified information, including email communications.
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The argument is essentially that Trump swore to make the rule go away, businesses built their investment and compliance strategies on that promise, and now that Trump's words proved hollow they're in no position to comply with the law as it stands.
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When we look back on the early summer of 2017, Fyre Festival—the Ja Rule-backed event that swore to change the face of festivals forever, and kind of did, but not in the way its organisers had hoped—will be what stands out.
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I swore to myself that I wouldn't, that I'd let the glittering parade of Musicians I Don't Know and Stars I Don't Recognize march off into the LA sunset with nary a now-traditional "the Grammys sure suck at metal" piece from yours truly.
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"Kang swore to defend the United States as a member of our military, but betrayed his country by swearing allegiance to ISIS and attempting to provide material support to the foreign terrorist organization," Assistant Attorney General for National Security John C. Demers announced Wednesday.
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"Kang swore to defend the United States as a member of our military but betrayed his country by swearing allegiance to ISIS and attempting to provide material support to the foreign terrorist organization," John Demers, assistant attorney general for national security, said in a statement.
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"We all swore to protect our nation, and that begins with making sure that no one, including the president of the United States, is acting above the law," wrote Ms. Tlaib, whose vulgar cry to impeach Mr. Trump crashed the Democrats' swearing-in parties in January.
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"This case underscores the dangers to our intelligence professionals and the lengths our adversaries will go to identify them, expose them, target them, and, in a few rare cases, ultimately turn them against the nation they swore to protect," Assistant Attorney General for National Security John Demers said.
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Although the 30-year-old Girls creator and star, along with many other celebrities, swore to pack her bags and move to Canada if Donald Trump were elected president, she took to Instagram on Wednesday to share that she would be staying in the U.S. — whether people like it or not.
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At a rally last year Santiago Abascal, the leader of Vox, swore to his followers that "The left will never succeed in making us feel ashamed for that which only merits pride," such as opposing feminism, Muslims, gay rights and constraints on fighting goaded bits of beef in tight embroidered trousers.
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Alas, in 2020, the Senate is led by Mitch McConnell, who has demonstrated time and again that he is more concerned with covering for Mr. Trump than protecting the integrity of the office Mr. Trump holds, the security of the nation he leads or the Constitution he swore to defend.
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There were some obvious issues here—grizzly bears are really big, for one thing, it's unclear who'd be keeping one around the house to rent out, and April 21 is Easter Sunday—but a tipster who claimed to work for the city of Hawthorne swore to me the application had really come in.
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In other words, before the FBI and its then-director, James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE, swore to the FISA court on Oct.
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In her section on the early to mid-nineteenth century, Lepore draws out the contradictions of a nation that was rapidly becoming more democratic and consumer-friendly—and then split in two when the South refused to accept the popular election of a president who swore to halt the expansion of slavery.
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When Senator Elizabeth Warren writes that by "[a]bandoning the duties they swore to uphold," Republicans "threaten both the Constitution and our democracy itself," she's probably exaggerating—our democracy can likely survive an eleven-month Supreme Court vacancy—and locking herself into a position she might feel differently about in four or eight years.
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When the first Assassin's Creed released in 2007, I swore to all my friends that even with its warts, we were seeing the future of video games: huge open world cities with varied and distinct atmospheres; open-ended, systems-driven challenges; dense storytelling that took cues from both TV serials and meta-fiction; parkour.
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In times past when we swore to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth in a court of law, we would undergo a transformation; once those words were uttered in that space we would inaugurate new conditions of listening and our speech would transmute from normal conversation to liable testimony.
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The Good Son is my favorite Bad Seeds record, partially because it's the first Nick Cave album I bought, at the Berkshire Mall when I was 15, and I hated it because it didn't sound like Nitzer Ebb but I'd spent eight dollars on it and I swore to listen to it until it made sense.
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Here's an excerpt of Article 1 from the Clinton impeachment, which was approved by the House, accusing him of lying to the grand jury about his affair with Monica Lewinsky: On August 17, 1998, William Jefferson Clinton swore to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth before a Federal grand jury of the United States.
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"The case unsealed today underscores the dangers to our intelligence professionals and the lengths our adversaries will go to identify them, expose them, target them, and, in a few rare cases, ultimately turn them against the nation they swore to protect," John C. Demers, the head of the national security division of the Justice Department, said in a statement.
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The baby sleep coach business is on fire, too, with parents more than willing to cough up fees of $7,500 for 72 hours of baby sleep techniques; Instagram director of fashion partnerships and former Lucky editor-in-chief Eva Chen swore to her social media followers back in February that hiring baby sleep coach and author Suzy Giordano was almost essential.
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Something that's kind of interesting about the situation I'm in, where I became an attorney before I became a citizen, is that I actually had to swear an oath of loyalty — it's different and, in some ways, a little more stringent than the oath of allegiance; I swore to defend the Constitution and laws of the United States — before I became a citizen.
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"We 100 percent know that the ripple effects of Elizabeth Warren's big ideas campaign for president will be felt for months, years, and decades — and someday a little girl who pinky swore to Elizabeth that she would run for office will be sworn into Congress and as President," Stephanie Taylor and Adam Green, the co-founders of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee, said in a statement.
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Several investigations into his claims revealed that the footage was deceptively edited and that the reproductive health organization had engaged in no wrongdoing, but it didn't matter to the anti-abortion zealots who had rallied around his baseless accusations: "Planned Parenthood sells baby parts" became an ubiquitous anti-choice slogan, conservative politicians eagerly parroted Daleiden's accusations, and, during the primaries, every Republican candidate swore to defund the organization.
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From George Wallace's 1962 election as governor of Alabama—in which he swore to "never be outniggered again,"—and George H. W. Bush's infamous "Willie Horton" ad in the 1988 presidential race, to this year's "Make America White Again" congressional ad campaign and Donald Trump's xenophobic rages against Muslims and Mexicans, racial hatred has long been a staple of right-wing politics in America, creating scapegoats for a misinformed and dissatisfied segment of the white electorate.
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