I don't know if I subscribe to the idea that, because you take a stand on one issue, you must take a stand on all others.
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The only things I really try to take a stand on are facts and basic decency, which all of a sudden is something you have to take a stand on.
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By 2007, he decided he had to take a stand.
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Sign up now to join me and take a stand.
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It's a bit easier for Lyft to take a stand.
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India has yet to take a stand on the matter.
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The need to take a stand when something really matters.
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Congress has a moral obligation to take a stand here.
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"It's time to take a stand on China," Trump said.
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If I don't take a stand, I figured, who will?
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It's about time we take a stand on this issue.
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For once in your life, take a stand with pride
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Join us and take a stand against bullying and #ChooseKindness.
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We either take a stand against tyranny or we fail.
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We take a stand against environmental destruction and cultural eradication.
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Planning to support or take a stand against the NRA?
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It's important to take a stand on issues you care about.
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She felt she had no choice but to take a stand.
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We decided to take a stand that this cannot go on.
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Theallet's not the first designer to take a stand against Trump.
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"That's when the state has to take a stand," Lara said.
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"I believe that it's time to take a stand," she writes.
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An opportunity to take a stand for respect once again lost.
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But it is enough to take a stand and forestall disaster.
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She has to fight through her reservations and take a stand.
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Washington (CNN)Eminem truly is not afraid to take a stand.
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Trump has chosen to take a stand on the culture war.
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That's why we need patriots like you to take a stand.
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Second, the Trump Administration and U.S. Congress must take a stand.
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Congress is right to take a stand against a carbon tax.
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Collaboration is imperative, but populists take a stand against European integration.
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There are many examples of Kavanaugh's willingness to take a stand.
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Sometimes you have to take a stand even if it's uncomfortable.
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As he told Business Insider, "Companies need to take a stand."
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Don't be afraid to take a stand or have an opinion.
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And new groups of advocates step up to take a stand.
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But pressure is mounting for him now to take a stand.
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But I really want my daughter to take a stand here.
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So, here I must take a stand in defense of rhetoric.
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And he decided he needed to take a stand against Nike.
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Cultural institutions have to take a stand against the other values.
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To take a stand against misogyny — and against the new president.
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"We all need to take a stand against gun violence," she said.
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We need Americans to listen to our fear and take a stand.
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Too much is at stake for America to not take a stand.
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Adele isn't the first musician to take a stand on the election.
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Shouldn't our most powerful artists take a stand against the violent mob?
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She decided two weeks ago to take a stand and leave. E!
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Take a stand & join those on the front lines at benjerry.com/pecanresist.
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One way or another, the movement will have to take a stand.
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He decides to take a stand and make his label cool again.
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I hope that unlike Warren, they aren't afraid to take a stand.
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In the coming weeks, he'll have a chance to take a stand.
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Though ridiculous, these attacks have forced every Democrat to take a stand.
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One thing is certain: She is not afraid to take a stand.
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Don't make the same mistake as I did and take a stand.
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And today, it is time for the N.F.L. to take a stand.
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"He decided to take a stand against these heinous allegations," he said.
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The political strife inspired designer Rachelle Hruska MacPherson to take a stand.
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"If we don't take a stand now," he said, "there's no future."
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It's time to take a stand against flaky face paints and stripping lipsticks.
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I think at a certain point we&aposve got to take a stand.
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Thousands have died from gun violence and it's time to take a stand.
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We've got to take a stand now or they'll be no more jobs.
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Well, it's time to slip on your latex gloves and take a stand.
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Taylor Swift is using her voice to take a stand for LGBTQ rights.
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I've learnt young to take a stand if I feel like something's wrong.
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You can read about how to take a stand against the directive now.
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" He added: "Somone has to take a stand against the quote-unquote trolls.
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Now is the time for us to join hands and take a stand.
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"Sometimes you have to take a stand that isn't convenient or personally advantageous."
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Issues like Brexit, Trump, and climate change demand that we take a stand.
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Of course, Walmart isn't the only retailer to take a stand on firearms.
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You can't get anything done unless business is going to take a stand.
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State leaders should take a stand by forcefully backing this type of initiative.
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Nothing. Most cowardly priests and pastors remained silent, refusing to take a stand.
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And be it further resolved that teams need to take a stand here.
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It's not always comfortable for C.E.O.s to take a stand on these issues.
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But I wasn't the first neighbor in the area to take a stand.
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Maybe, Dr. Molkentin said, experts were just too timid to take a stand.
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"And so I think it's necessary at those times to take a stand."
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After all, you never know when they might take a stand on principle.
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That is an issue that I would most likely take a stand for.
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You have to raise your voice, and you have to take a stand.
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A moral person wouldn't make a joke; that person would take a stand.
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Can I count on you to take a stand for me with $5?
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It was a way for her and her team to take a stand.
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It seems like a good time for assertive modesty to take a stand.
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Please take us all into consideration and take a stand for transgender people.
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But younger audiences are more likely to want corporations to take a stand.
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McConnell did not take a stand on the border wall issue on Wednesday.
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"Sometimes you need to take a stand against friends," he told the BBC.
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It's worth noting exactly when Holden chooses to take a stand for giving head.
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I think Georgina needs to take a stand and be there for her husband.
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But I want to take a stand, and it's more than just for me.
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Or does that mean that you vote with your shares and take a stand?
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Once that lifeboat is in place, take a stand, band together and jump ship.
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"We have the capacity to take a stand and cure society's amnesia," he said.
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Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH) asked 2020 candidates to take a stand on the law.
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Monday was also an opportunity for Republicans to take a stand, and none did.
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This is a crucial time to take a stand for what you believe in.
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Wrabel is using his vocal talents to take a stand for the LGBTQ community.
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Or it could mean advertisers take a stand, or your business takes a hit.
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If you cannot support the president, then take a stand and take a walk.
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It's up to us, the arts education community, to take a stand and lead.
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"We need to take a stand against this hatred," Starr said in a statement.
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PayPal was one of the first financial companies to take a stand on guns.
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These Democrats' argument, essentially, is that it's time to take a stand for DREAMers.
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I don't take a stand on many things, but this is one of them.
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A new proposal is pushing City Hall to take a stand against animal cruelty.
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But because we actually wanted to take a stand for what we believed in.
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Usually a party-happy guy, he wants to take a stand on national television.
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Some Seward Park residents said they wanted to take a stand where they could.
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With 180,000 Instagram followers, she believes it is her duty to take a stand.
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So I don't know why you think they should take a stand at all.
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Given that context, his choice to take a stand for free expression feels significant.
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Are you going to take a stand, articulate your values and bring people together?
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I am not looking to take sides; I am willing to take a stand.
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Small "d" democrats across Europe must take a stand against growing illiberal, authoritarian trends.
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It is long past time for scientists and scientific institutions to take a stand.
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He thought he needed to take a stand against what the police had done.
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Both San Francisco-based companies declined for now to take a stand on the proposal.
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"It is not France's place to take a stand on Spain's internal affairs," he added.
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" He added that he felt he had to take a stand against "this idiotic thinking.
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But Binford admired his bravery, and she does want other parents to take a stand.
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Until the violence can get under control, we have to take a stand for something.
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It is up to us to take a stand and demand they 'stop killing us.
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Collins, Capito, and Murkowski — for being willing and having the courage to take a stand.
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Critics and filmmakers alike banded together early this week to take a stand against Disney.
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You can expect them to take a stand at the United Nations Security Council meeting.
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The attitude is: 'Why am I going to take a stand on going long here?
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This isn't the first move James made to take a stand against Trump's upcoming presidency.
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Ling encourages parents to be informed and take a stand in their communities as well.
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You could say that 2017 is the year for local leaders to take a stand.
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He thought about what he could do to take a stand in his own way.
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This Republican Congress needs to take a stand for the party and for the country.
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As a friend of Warren's, Hansen says he was the "instigator" to take a stand.
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We ask Congress to take a stand and help melanoma patients, survivors and their families.
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These actions fall grievously short of that standard, and the US must take a stand.
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She said corporations needed to take a stand, in the least by offering employee assistance.
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For a time it seemed that Mr. Ryan might take a stand against Mr. Trump.
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"Kashmiris are being forced to take a stand in a bilateral political situation," Chatterji said.
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" "Governors across this country had a chance to take a stand against ObamaCare, many did.
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Progressive leaders must take a stand against this logic of mass incarceration, wherever it exists.
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You write about your disillusionment with the Catholic Church in your book ''Take a Stand.
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In response to their pressure, companies are more willing than ever to take a stand.
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"You'd never take a knee ... so take a stand on Election Day," the mailer reads.
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The study also found that 22.0 percent of respondents wanted companies to take a stand.
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"It is high time that writers take a stand," Mr. Vajpeyi said at the time.
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But I'm thankful for these bold women who have the courage to take a stand.
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It is not enough for them to take a stand or leave a ceremonial post.
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The government has to take a stand to discourage Americans from taking on uncontrollable debt.
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Y.) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) to take a stand on impeachment.
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"I decided to walk out because I wanted to take a stand," the student said.
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"We needed to take a stand and do this," Stack said in an CNN interview.
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"He's a long shot, but it's time to take a stand," the article's subheadline reads.
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Some of that is because they want to take a stand against those specific policies.
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Theron says women need to take a stand against the idea of aging out of Hollywood.
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Check out some of Amazon's best deals below: Take a stand: standing desks are on sale.
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Meanwhile, Australian students are skipping school to take a stand against political inaction on climate change.
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Who knows which motivation is driving Lyft to take a stand but they're grabbing the opportunity.
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It is up to us to take a stand and demand that they 'stop killing us.
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For this reason, we ask that GKIDS, Variety & Annecy take a stand in support of women.
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While some see fashion as vapid, she knows she can use Lapp to take a stand.
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But as a rent paying, 401k having adult, I'm gonna go ahead and take a stand.
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Ritzheimer addresses Dwight Hammond and says people "need to take a stand" and fight federal authorities.
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Very often, voters, and not just the base, want their party leaders to take a stand.
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Anytime they feel as if someone is threatening their position, I need to take a stand.
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The list is expanding quickly, with more corporate leaders choosing to take a stand every day.
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Paul Ryan doesn't believe that he will have to publicly take a stand against Donald Trump.
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On the net neutrality issue, Newark appears to be the first municipality to take a stand.
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And chances are, once you take a stand, you'll find you're not standing alone for long.
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What made you decide to take a stand and launch the VetsAID concert series last year?
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"To have the government take a stand in favor of discrimination is deeply upsetting, " Strangio said.
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Reporter: After Florida school shooting, will you take a stand on mental health and gun control?
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The opposition Socialists criticized the deal, urging the government and the president to take a stand.
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Clinton's refusals to take a stand on the Keystone XL pipeline and the Pacific trade deal.
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To unionize a black workforce, it is first necessary to take a stand against racial discrimination.
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" Walker added that the onus was on retailers to take a stand and "deliver meaningful change.
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From Pete Seeger to Public Enemy, the music that inspires our readers to take a stand.
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We would ask, would she take a stand and join the effort to bring Jose back?
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Add your signature to their cause, to show the league it's time to take a stand.
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Kenneth Frazier resigned "to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," he said in a statement.
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Why do some individuals take a stand against oppression while others choose to participate in it?
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People of all ages — from Gen Z to Baby Boomers — expect brands to take a stand.
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The shutdown is painful, but it is also an opportunity for labor to take a stand.
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And again, President Roosevelt declined to take a stand — and let restrictionist opposition carry the day.
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"I think Georgina needs to take a stand and be there for her husband," Lohan, 31, said.
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Rasha Mubarak, regional supervisor for CAIR-Florida, urged local, state and national officials to take a stand.
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Google is an advertising company, so why would it take a stand against any type of ad?
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Talking with Gasland director Josh Fox recently, she said Obama must take a stand, Rolling Stone reported.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) was ready to take a stand — and become Kavanaugh's most impassioned Republican defender.
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It may be uncomfortable for companies and financial intermediaries to take a stand and stick with it.
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Take a stand by telling your representatives that you oppose Trump's decision to rollback national monument protections.
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In the coming days, Congress must take a stand against hate, terrorism, and this horrific gun violence.
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If you're going to bother to put out a statement, you may as well take a stand.
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David Garrett is going to take a stand against the unjustified accusations by means of legal action.
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They don't *have* to do anything, but if you're gonna take a stand, it should be definitive.
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And there are already rumblings that the same coalition is ready to take a stand on Iran.
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In a statement on their website, Pearl Jam said they must "must take a stand against prejudice".
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Transgender North Carolinians took selfies to take a stand against the state's controversial anti-transgender bathroom law.
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"It's time Amazon and Jeff Bezos take a stand for transparency, rather than actively suppressing the truth."
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In an essay she later wrote about her arrest, the actress encouraged others to take a stand.
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"It's time to take a stand on China," Trump said Thursday in an interview with Fox News.
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"This is a pervasive problem [that] we need to take a stand on and address," he said.
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Rather than take a stand, more than 85033 Democrats simply left the chamber and refused to vote.
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Alyssa Milano supports Rose McGowan, but don't expect to see her take a stand against Harvey Weinstein.
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Out of pride and principle, Ottawa may take a stand and protest against bullying and bad behavior.
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In reality, what needs to happen for effective tax reform is for Republicans to take a stand.
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And why would you not really take a stand (for or against) by specifically saying his name?
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Why, by the 21st century, did so many publicly take a stand in favor of marriage equality?
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"When companies continually force their views on us we need to take a stand," read the post.
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Some cowards refuse to take a stand: saying it's up to the people of Alabama to decide.
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I hadn't fully come out of my shell yet, but I learned how to take a stand.
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When we see things we believe to be wrong, we must speak out and take a stand.
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Meanwhile, American companies that once implicitly pushed democratic values abroad are more reticent to take a stand.
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"I felt like it was our time to take a stand," said Lane Murdock, 15, of Connecticut.
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But they did take a stand on behalf of their principles, and they deserve credit for that.
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"This was the right time to take a stand," said Leyton Ho, one of the student editors.
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You can't say that you love America and not take a stand to defend it from harm.
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It's no longer taboo for companies to take a stand on gun violence or other controversial issues.
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It is always gratifying to see a strong, stable and talented woman take a stand against bias.
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With the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration, musicians and organizers are banding together to take a stand.
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There are some things where I take a stand and I'm on a bill just with Democrats.
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Electing Trump was a way to take a stand against both ambitious liberalism and insufficiently ambitious conservatism.
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In it, Ms. Rose asked Ms. Trump to take a stand on behalf of parents like herself.
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I'm proud of that Lakeland 6th grader for having the courage to take a stand against injustice.
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"For me, it was seeing that everyday citizens can take a stand and be effective," she says.
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For a supposedly pro-business GOPer to take a stand that attacks the country's financial center is remarkable.
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The majority of consumers expect the brands they choose to take a stand on social and environmental issues.
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It's time to take a stand—and to let go of some ideas of what could have been.
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Facebook is one I'm willing to take a stand on because its core product doesn't satisfy my demands.
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Richard asks Carol and Morgan to help convince Ezekiel to take a stand against Negan and the Saviors.
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This happens every single election and it is time for musicians to come together and take a stand.
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There has never been a more urgent need for Congress to act and take a stand for DREAMers.
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You have to take a stand sometimes and her father couldn't have been more happy with his daughter.
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If we take a stand against China now, American businesses and American consumers will come out on top.
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It is my way of being able to take a stand against doing harm to any living creature.
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"We invite everyone to sign the Global Deal for Nature petition to take a stand for our planet."
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Also, Color of Change has a new initiative that defends athletes who take a stand for marginalized communities.
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In general at work, I do wish there were situations when people would take a stand more overtly.
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In cooperation with No Scene Zine, Clockwork Fanzine, and Take a Stand, they organized shows with legendary bands!
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"When companies continually force their views on us we need to take a stand," reads the Facebook post.
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They see their representatives as too entrenched in gamesmanship to take a stand on what matters to constituents.
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If the laws don't change, it might be up to managers and business owners to take a stand.
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Tic Tacs is the second candy company to take a stand against Trump's campaign so far this cycle.
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And even being one of "the good people" offers no immunity from the pressure to take a stand.
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It's time to fight back against these misguided policies and take a stand for the rule of law.
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Both the left and the right have become impatient with institutions that have declined to take a stand.
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But it also makes me feel so happy to take a stand and have conversations like this one.
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If we are not able to take a stand at a moment like this, then when will we?
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And so far, nothing else has arisen to forcefully take a stand in the Jewish fight against bigotry.
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But someone needed to take a stand, and be backed up by enough power to survive that stand.
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The mood ahead of the Oscars on March 4 ranges from nervousness to eagerness to take a stand.
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Don't be afraid to take a stand against hatred and don't let hateful people define who you are.
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It is not just consumers calling for companies to take a stand — investors are increasingly doing it too.
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It was like I was choosing to take a stand for my own pleasure and sticking to it.
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Books that are willing to take a stand, and in doing so, dare us to do the same.
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Either way, take a stand for what you believe in, no matter what may stand in your way.
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That heat includes growing public pressure for companies to take a stand on gun control after the Feb.
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These pilgrimages have become so symbolic, that many use that to take a stand on issues like immigration.
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Take a stand Once you are well informed, charities suggested holding governments and businesses around the world accountable.
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The White House, he added, was unlikely to take a stand against a program seen as helping businesses.
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Or at least, take a stand with journalists and donate the money to press freedom efforts. pic.twitter.com/Ct2gAXk64t
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Allies say they doubt he would take a stand against a nominee since he is no longer chairman.
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Analysts said Yang's arrest would add to pressure on Australia to take a stand, and it would prolong tension.
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There has been a big effort for companies to take a stand against Trump for his increasingly controversial statements.
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Booker, another potential 2020 candidate, is now the fifth sitting senator to take a stand against corporate PAC contributions.
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Mark Zuckerberg, when your platform has the ability to sway entire national elections, it's time to take a stand.
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But Spotify was on to something — being a trendsetting platform that actively shapes popular culture should take a stand.
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Fog Creek CEO Anil Dash called on tech employees to pressure their bosses to take a stand on immigration.
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Girardi said it was important for baseball to take a stand against domestic violence, but he was also pragmatic.
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"If you take a stand, you're going to come under persecution," he advised the young people in the congregation.
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But she decided to take a stand, and ultimately helped end the practice for many girls in her community.
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Some companies have attempted to take a stand for racial justice, but so far the impact has been minimal.
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Colourful sweets, packaged to look like medicine, were handed out to students to encourage them to take a stand.
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She wanted to take a stand on the issue but felt the need to be educated about it first.
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The list goes on, and will tragically continue to go on unless young activists like myself take a stand.
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"Can I, the prime minister of Iraq, endanger the interests of Iraqis just to take a stand?" he said.
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"One of the things small businesses have the opportunity to do is to take a stand, " Meyer told CNBC.
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What PhRMA decided to take a stand on is revealing: It strongly objected to the use of Section 20303.
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The Political Machine is also the only election game that asks players to take a stand on the issues.
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Of course, in some ways, it's easy for these guys to take a stand now that they've been paid.
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The star athlete's controversial decision to take a stand by not standing has become headline-grabbing news since Aug.
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It is time for them to take a stand and buck the Republican party-line on the overtime regulations.
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Because of this, we have to take a stand…and will pause operations in Austin on Monday, May 9th.
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Norquist said two Republicans can take a stand and vote against it and no one will remember their names.
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How many black voters will rise to take a stand against the dark vision of politics that Moore represents?
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The senator said while many lawmakers want to take a stand against Price as well, Sessions raises bigger concerns.
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But without powerful countries and international bodies willing to take a stand, these persecutions are likely to continue unimpeded.
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James, whose opponent has accused him of supporting sanctuary cities, was trying to take a stand against the practice.
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The progressive base has made clear that any 2020 candidate must take a stand for the DREAMers — no excuses.
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The American Birding Association won't even take a stand one way or the other for fear of offending someone.
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"I feel a responsibility to take a stand against extremism," he wrote on Merck's Twitter account at the time.
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But she noted that she believes the House Financial Services Committee can take a stand on student loan servicing.
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Any potential embarrassment in going public was outweighed by a desire to take a stand against AMI, Bezos said.
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Clark argues their coverage of Batman is too soft and the Planet should take a stand against vigilante justice.
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Then when the gunfire starts and you get kids hit in the crossfire, people start to take a stand.
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The church did not take a stand on the Eighth Amendment referendum or campaign on behalf of retaining it.
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But how about this: If you take a stand for everything, you'll constantly be having to stand up — annoying.
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As the public began to learn more about the dangers of cigarettes, local governments began to take a stand.
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So it has been unable to take a stand on the big issues of the day, most notably Brexit.
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One of the nation's most conservative states is the latest to take a stand in favor of LGBTQ equality.
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Nike has never been afraid to take a stand and always does so with its core customer in mind.
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Pruitt simply had the guts to take a stand in favor of citizens and animal shelters of his state.
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Reporters, rightly, called on other candidates to take a stand: Did they support or oppose what Trump had said?
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So scroll through the sports-related prompts below and see which ones most inspire you to take a stand.
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My job is to take a stand for what makes the world a safer place and for our values.
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The racist demonstrations, the violence that ensued, and President Trump's response galvanized protesters across the country to take a stand.
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"When companies continually force their views on us, we need to take a stand," the March 2 Facebook post stated.
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They were taken on the days when the museum was closed, days he did not have to take a stand.
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It was smart of him not to take a stand on the racial issue, for fear of inflaming the judges.
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In a joint statement, the Clooneys revealed that it was their toddler twins who inspired them to take a stand.
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Younger staff want to work for firms that take a stand on the moral and political questions of the day.
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There is the debate between ideological purity and pragmatism, which The New York Times couldn't even take a stand on.
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Meehan voted for the bill anyway, which passed last December – but Shiney-Ajay now knows how to take a stand.
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"It would be appropriate if Fiat would take a stand on this in front of the investigating committee," Dobrindt said.
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"We encourage our players to take a stand on social issues and issues that are important to them," Tatum said.
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And while this decision didn't stop her career, other women who take a stand against their predators aren't so lucky.
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As an African American, I feel that it is especially important for me to take a stand against predatory lenders.
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Mr Tshisekedi tried to take a stand against flagrant vote-buying by blocking the new senators from taking their seats.
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Refusal to take a stand is complacency, especially when you are an American institution with so much influence and voice.
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" What's next: "The mood ahead of the Oscars on March 4 ranges from nervousness to eagerness to take a stand.
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With each primary and caucus victory, the pressure for prominent Republicans to take a stand on his candidacy greatly intensifies.
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If difficult memories of political repression made Jewech hesitant to attend, they also helped convince her to take a stand.
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If Republican lawmakers don't take a stand, and Mueller is fired, they'll be tainted as enablers in the next election.
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His unorthodox and controversial style of politics creates more political incentives for Republicans to take a stand against his presidency.
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But if that does not occur, Congress must take a stand to protect the fairness and independence of our judiciary.
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The time to take a stand against true rape culture is now, even if it means being accused of intolerance.
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Within Amazon, employees circulated a letter asking the company to stop working with Palantir and take a stand against ICE.
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The civil rights leader would be demanding that legislators take a stand against the reactionary policies of the current President.
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Instagram, owned by Facebook, decided to take a stand against "hate" and remove a bevy of individuals from its platforms.
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We hope you will join with us and the National Institute for Civil Discourse and take a stand against incivility.
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Some see school kids walking out of class across America to take a stand for gun control and find hope.
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People across the country are incensed and social media has provided an outlet to take a stand and vocalize support.
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We strongly urge you today to make a statement – take a stand – and step out for the Trump/Pence ticket.
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But Ryan's commitment to refusing to take a stand on any kind of principle stood out as almost perversely impressive.
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Agnostics have it rough in American culture; their refusal to take a stand has the whiff of cowardice or laziness.
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Voting against those wins to take a stand on DACA — and possibly prolonging the shutdown — carried its own political risks.
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In a world where, in certain countries, being gay is still punishable by death, it's important to take a stand.
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If they want to take a stand on candidates and claim their right to free speech, let them pay taxes.
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He says what we all feel, and he was able to take a stand for us, and we appreciate it.
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What did it feel like while you were protesting, and what was it that led you to take a stand?
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They should take a stand for the people in our communities who are least able to stand up for themselves.
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Since the protests started, pressure has been building on influential people across powerful industries like tech to take a stand.
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If the world does not take a stand, Ms. Bahreini fears, Iran's internet blackout may foreshadow the nation's darkest days.
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And the campaign allowed her to take a stand against the Trump policies that once inspired her one-finger salute.
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Sanders responded to Grande's support with his own gratitude, complimenting her effort to take a stand in the upcoming election.
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Though Mr. Singh is Sikh, not Muslim, he saw the incident as an opportunity to take a stand against Islamophobia.
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The 33 countries of the region must show unity and take a stand in defense of a democracy under attack.
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It should encourage victims of police violence to speak up and put pressure on local politicians to take a stand.
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There are also many more strong women — as artists, but also as curators — who are willing to take a stand.
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Why not stop ... Let's talk about solutions to stop this speech, and where do companies take a stand on it?
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Joe Jonas tried to take a stand in Australia -- on his surfboard -- and he eventually got there ... for about 2 seconds.
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I want my children to know what they believe and how to have the courage to take a stand when necessary.
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But rather than simply being against him, the hashtag reminds us to also take a stand for what matters to us.
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" She added: "As a strong woman, I say we should feel more empowered than that and we should take a stand.
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Still, Monday's votes forced lawmakers to take a stand on the controversial gun policy reform issue in a very public way.
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"The fight is not over!" said 21-year-old Susana Adamyan, clutching a placard calling on others to take a stand.
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But it ends up turning an unwillingness to take a stand on sexual misconduct as just another one of Glen's foibles.
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You will be called to take a stand for your beliefs and figure out how to navigate roadblocks in your life.
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But instead of being defeated, women have used this moment to take a stand and take back some of our power.
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As the short video reminds viewers, progress is only made possible by regular people like you deciding to take a stand.
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That's why I've authored the DAIRY PRIDE Act to take a stand for Wisconsin farmers and the quality products they make.
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But in the end, the strength of our separation-of-powers system rests upon public officials' willingness to take a stand.
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It's up to Democrats and any remaining Never-Trump Republicans to take a stand against this Darwinian approach to international relations.
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It also used its architecture to take a stand on privacy on the web at the height of the NSA controversy.
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"If we don't take a stand, one of these days, records are going to be $20," he said at the time.
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The Justice Department did not take a stand on Arizona's right to intervene to appeal Judge Gwin's approval of the settlement.
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But it can be tricky for a brand to determine which issues to take a stand on and which to avoid.
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Kenan Malik LONDON — Few people could have predicted the first policy on which Britain's new prime minister would take a stand.
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Rosanne Cash urged her fellow performers to take a stand against the National Rifle Association, which advocates for broad gun rights.
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The script doesn't name-check #MeToo, or take a stand on the hotly debated matter of whether pornography addiction is real.
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The April 9 election is an opportunity for the left to present a moral alternative and take a stand for democracy.
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What is one that you would take a stand on, like the students pictured above took a stand on climate change?
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So surely Belderrain would appeal, right, and get the courts to take a stand on the issue once and for all?
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There's no reason the party can't take a stand on this, agreed Jean Card, a communications strategist active in Republican politics.
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"I'm sorry to disappoint my fans in the area but we need to take a stand against this hatred," Starr writes.
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"I did everything I could do to take a stand," said Mr. Clark, who made around $18,000 of his $70,000 goal.
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Then the UN and foreign embassies put out a statement urging the government to take a stand on violence against women.
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We must take a stand against the actions of this president and the threat that he represents to our democratic republic.
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But it seems with so many important health implications, doctors should take a stand for the wellbeing of the American public.
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You compliment him, you flatter him, you work with him behind the scenes, you don't take a stand against him publicly.
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Check out the audio ... Vance won't take a stand with our producer on whether or not the detective's actions were criminal.
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In this day and age in particular I think it's very important for technology leaders and products to take a stand.
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Eminem is not afraid to take a stand against Donald Trump, but the POTUS once stan-ed for him at the podium.
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These are the moments when Ivanka had an opportunity to assert herself and take a stand for us, and she did not.
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With what's going on in the news, everywhere you look, there's reasons for us to pick a side and take a stand.
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The march took place on Saturday at D.C.'s National Mall, and according to The Hill, hundreds gathered to take a stand.
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"Suddenly, it felt like cis allies really had to take a stand and say these people don't think for us," she said.
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McConnell, the Senate majority leader from Kentucky, must take a stand against Donald Trump's irresponsible claims of vote rigging and election fraud.
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"When companies continually force their views on us we need to take a stand," theater owners posted on the venue's Facebook page.
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The SPD has accused Merkel of stifling debate by failing to take a stand on issues and leaving much to her ministers.
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And through it all, he's still managed to never actually take a stand in politics, while continuing to talk all about politics.
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Frazier quit the president's council on manufacturing after Trump failed to "take a stand against intolerance and extremism" in Charlottesville this weekend.
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Others felt that rather than joking about the issue, Ryan should use his voice to take a stand against Trump's concerning behavior.
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But actress and activist Sophia Bush insists that now more than ever, it's time to take a stand against President Donald Trump.
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"This has definitely been a long and very hard fight but I felt that I had to take a stand," she said.
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We're going to take a stand and step up and tell people our view and, hopefully, bring people along into the conversation.
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Chertoff said governments should emphasize digital hygiene education and called on multinational firms to take a stand against governments going too far.
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For the first time, country music artists have reason to take a stand opposite to the NRA over the issue of guns.
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Both of these shows came as fully realized brand positions that spoke to Raymond's willingness to take a stand through his creations.
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We need to take a stand against this power grab by state agencies, and reject the idea that encrypted communications undermine security.
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I would take a stand on the topic of homelessness and poverty because this is also a slight problem in my neighborhood.
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Citizens who care about our democracy can take a stand, organize, and push for meaningful reforms to state and local election processes.
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So, if you don't like being last in line all the time because your surname starts with "Z," then take a stand.
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If current trends hold, using stage time at the Academy Awards to take a stand won't be just de rigueur, but expected.
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The decisions by chief executives to take a stand on gun control appear to reflect the opinions of many of their customers.
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Mr. Nygaard said later that he understood why Mr. Kind had chosen not to take a stand regarding the president's mental health.
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"A single, lonesome tweet doesn't get a consumer very far if they want a company to take a stand," Ms. Yu said.
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His older brother, Benjamin LeBaron, 32, became an anti-crime activist who pushed the local community to take a stand against violence.
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Few companies go above and beyond to take a stand for transgender equality, excepting perhaps Lush's surprisingly bold 393 trans rights campaign.
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Unlike some of his quarterback peers, Tom Brady didn't take a stand on Colin Kaepernick remaining unsigned with the NFL season underway.
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Those measures would force Republicans to take a stand on the House Democratic majority's attempt to publicly reprimand one of their own.
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"Due to our courage to take a stand and progress now, I think gay marriage will be legal in 10 years," said Liu.
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But to see that there are so many people around the world willing to take a stand for love and humanity is empowering.
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Take a stand against pumpkin-spice everything with these dirty-chai-inspired energy balls — they're like a latte, but won't burn your tongue.
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Airbnb's moving Super Bowl ad is winning the company a wave of good press for its willingness to take a stand for diversity.
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People on Twitter angry with both Vo and Elle are encouraging others to sign the petition and "take a stand against migraine pose."
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"What gives me a tremendous amount of hope is that people are definitely using their financial resources to take a stand," Silber said.
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"We also feel we have a responsibility to our ecosystem to take a stand on particular issues because we have influence," she said.
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Speak up and don't wait for someone else to take a stand, even if you feel like you don't have "the right" words.
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Many business owners have expressed gratitude to Waggoner for creating a platform that allows them to take a stand and declare their support.
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We need to take a stand for gender equality and show our youth they're loved no matter who they grow up to be!
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Clarissa joined in: "We want someone to take a stand, we want someone who says " 'yes, O.K., here's what we're going to do.
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More and more people in the U.S. and worldwide believe brands should take a stand on societal issues, a report from Edelman says.
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" On the change coming from the top down: "80% of CMOs say that they're willing to take a stand on a political issue.
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They can take a stand and use explicit language around behaviors, like unwanted touching, and ways of being that will not be tolerated.
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In 2015, he collaborated with friend/artist JR on a public installation in Paris encouraging diplomats to take a stand against climate change.
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Millennials are known to take a stand and vocalize their beliefs, which may be an annoyance to those who won't see personal benefit.
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"Congress has a moral obligation to take a stand and say that families should not be forcibly separated," Feinstein said in a statement.
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He calls his congressional colleagues "cowardly and shameful" for refusing to hold a vote and take a stand on the wars we fight.
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Hesitant as he was to "wade into the political fray," Collins said the issue was important enough to them to take a stand.
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But in just 2 weeks, all 751 MEPs will be asked to take a stand either for or against a free & open internet.
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"I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," wrote Kenneth Frazier, boss of Merck, a pharma giant, after Charlottesville.
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Summon your inner Wonder Woman and take a stand for equal rights, especially near the mission-oriented Capricorn full moon on July 9.
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Visitors to the Illinois museum's Take a Stand Center first watch a five-minute film in which a survivor introduces him- or herself.
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To avoid a nuclear chain reaction in Asia, Congress should take a stand against proliferation and refuse to fund these new weapons programs.
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"When high-profile people choose to take a stand for human rights, it emboldens many others in their struggles against injustice," Shetty said.
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"I think it's important for us as citizens to continue to speak up, to take a stand and voice our dissent," he said.
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But now we're taking our commitment even further, as the first major retailer of pet food to take a stand against artificial ingredients.
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Since Trump became president, Tapper's said he's been reminded a journalist's job is to take a stand over facts, truth, and human decency.
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He believes that some values are higher than partisan politics, and sometimes voters must take a stand for decency regardless of political party.
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But they do make clear that Corker isn't throwing caution -- and his political career -- to the wind to take a stand on principle.
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I try to turn ordinary citizens through our work into courageous people, into active citizens who take a stand when things go wrong.
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What we have to grapple with as a society, is: Is this something that we are truly going to take a stand on?
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But it did take a stand, one that made things very uncomfortable for the state and cost former governor Pat McCrory his job.
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Their employees and customers have ratcheted up the pressure to take a stand against the new president—and it seems to be working.
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"I encourage you to take a stand for our core principles and for what is right," Rice's statement continued, as reported on AL.com.
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Determined to take a stand, the authorities came down hard on the restaurant attacker, a 40-year-old California man named Damien Rodriguez.
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But more shoppers have begun calling on retailers to take a stand on social and political issues, such as sexism and gun control.
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But we agree that the attorney general was right to take a stand, and that he is to be applauded for doing so.
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"It always feels like in America, it's like, if you take a stand for something, you automatically are against something else," Noah said.
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Do you feel betrayed by the leaders of the conservative movement, especially the men, who refused to take a stand against Trump sooner?
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As C.E.O. of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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From Apple to Google, tech companies are facing increasing pressure to take a stand on the Hong Kong protests: following money vs. morals.
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She took aim at the National Rifle Association (NRA), asking when her congressional colleagues will finally take a stand against their gun policies.
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We have a perspective on major public issues, and we are prepared to take a stand for things that we deeply believe in.
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As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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I also feel like I have to be a voice and take a stand for all the studios who feel trapped by ClassPass.
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While she supported her son's decision to take a stand, Lee could not help worrying about him when he first went to prison.
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"The time is now for Donald Trump to take a stand in support of American workers," said Senator Tammy Baldwin, Democrat of Wisconsin.
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"As C.E.O. of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against extremism," Frazier said.
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But we are asking you, in this moment, to choose us, to take a stand for us, and to do right by us.
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None of them are as blindingly blond as Harlow, or as instantly outspoken, but all three summon the nerve to take a stand.
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It's somewhat unusual for an athlete like James, who has hundreds of millions of sponsorship dollars on the line, to take a stand.
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Meanwhile, almost 3,000 artists have signed onto the Artists' Campaign to Repeal the Eighth Amendment, and they will continue to take a stand.
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"It is long past time for RCA to dump R. Kelly and take a stand against abuse," the group said in a statement.
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I do think that hardware and software companies are getting to the point where in some instances they have to take a stand.
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For black gun owners, this is a critical moment to take a stand for our Second Amendment right to own and carry guns.
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That led people on the Indian left to criticize the company for failing to take a stand against India's oppressive caste system and patriarchy.
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He has had many opportunities since then to take a stand, as the rhetoric and actions of his party were turning worse and worse.
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This past November, Neal McCoy — a country singer from Texas who had a string of hits in the '90s — decided to take a stand.
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It presents him as someone who is aware of the flaws in the current political system and ready to take a stand against inequality.
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Retired judge Woo Kwok-hing said the government must take a stand to defend Hong Kong people from arbitrary or unlawful arrest or detention.
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These teenagers will be donning bright, sparkly, formal quinceañera gowns to take a stand against the hate being directed their way through this bill.
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"In homes and schools across the land, it is time for Christians to take a stand," he recited, ending his speech in rhyming couplets.
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It was against this backdrop that women in Hollywood decided to use awards season to take a stand and draw attention to the movements.
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The game's designers have shown recently they're willing to take a stand for change, and change is present in the results of their work.
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If Mr. Bevin, a Republican, wanted to take a stand against cooperation with the federal government, he picked an odd way to do it.
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That's why the actions of the Northwestern football players were so impressive, they found the courage to take a stand for college athletes everywhere.
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It's time for Democrats to take a stand and play offense when it comes to the rights and well-being of working-class Americans.
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If you too have abandoned SoulCycle and Equinox as a way to take a stand, then it's time to build out your home gym.
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"I'm sorry to disappoint my fans in the area, but we need to take a stand against this hatred," Starr said in a release.
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Just the opposite, we hope all of our students will take a stand against injustice and we applaud those students who actively do so.
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They are right to take a stand: If McConnell chooses to go nuclear, at least the blood will be on the hands of Republicans.
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Jenna Levine, a student at Syracuse University, decided to take a stand against too-loud dorm sex by writing her neighbors a candid note.
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One likely reason was his refusal to take a stand on Trump's travel ban: 74 percent of Marylanders thought it "absolutely necessary" their governor
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In the past 10 years, eight other countries and territories as well as numerous private companies have decided to take a stand for sharks.
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Kenneth Frazier, the CEO of Merck & Co, resigned from Trump's manufacturing council to take a stand against the President's remarks about Charlottesville on Saturday.
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They expect you to take a stand; they expect you to have opinions; they expect you to stand for something bigger than just profit.
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It's also why she's refusing to take a stand against, or even forcefully call out, Clinton's hostile and potentially illegal takeover of the DNC.
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The town council in North Smithfield is the latest government agency to take a stand against Nike in light of its partnership with Kaepernick.
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But the possibility has to be considered, and Scarborough Shoal is now the place Pentagon officials say the United States might take a stand.
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Update: On Monday night Ted Cruz addressed criticism of his reluctance to take a stand on the presidential pardon issue in a Twitter thread.
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Fashion needs to take a stand against using toxic chemicals in the production of clothing, and commit to a transparent and ethical supply chain.
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All allies in the fight against sexual violence must take a stand on this issue, and stand together in defense of women of color.
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"I feel like we need to take a stand with our students, families and teachers," board member Cindy Stuart said, according to the Times.
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The award gives a quarter of a million dollars "no-strings-attached" to folks exercising "ethical disobedience" to take a stand against societal injustice.
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Most of all, Ben Ammar says, the departed directors missed a crucial opportunity to take a stand at a turning point in cultural history.
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I'll take a stand in the future, and I'll quit standing when they lay me in that box and put me in the ground.
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In a sign of how unnerving Russia's statements had become, Ukrainian politicians pleaded publicly with the administration to take a stand against the referendum.
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It is a quiet show that takes some thinking to access, and it doesn't seem to take a stand about the themes it explores.
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I don't think they'll be the only companies to take a stand, especially if they want to stay competitive to attract top female runners.
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Trump's trade agenda highlights a major policy divide between the president and his party — one in which Republicans are willing to take a stand.
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" The Anti-Defamation League's Jonathan Greenblatt issued a statement explicitly underscoring that for Jews, "our history and heritage compel us to take a stand.
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"#tbt in celebration of #SpiritDay today, wearing purple and reminding everyone to take a stand against bullying and to support LGBTQ youth," she wrote.
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Empower them with the information they need to take a stand against all the misinformation around this disease and regain control of their health.
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And so Mr. Trump believes that the Civil War could have been prevented had his 19th century avatar been alive to take a stand.
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"I'm sorry to disappoint my fans in the area, but we need to take a stand against this hatred," Starr said in a statement.
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It's every time one of our clients decides to take a stand by including me in a space where the opportunity didn't previously exist.
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Will he take a stand against Russian imperialism and promise to defend our neighbor, Ukraine, in the hybrid war Russia is waging against it?
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If we don't take a stand at some point and begin to stand our ground, we are never going to begin to move forward.
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Eight years ago, the IRS, tired of seeing the country&aposs largest corporations fearlessly stash billions in tax havens, decided to take a stand.
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Amnesty International said in a statement Wednesday that the moment had come for states to take a stand against the kingdom's violation of rights.
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But it is odd that Walmart is selectively choosing to take a stand against e-cigarettes when you can still buy traditional tobacco products.
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And they are eager to see how Republicans deal with the issue when they are forced to take a stand on the Senate floor.
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"As CEO of Merck, and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism." pic.twitter.
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By failing to take a stand on either of the great issues exercising Scotland, he has succeeded in alienating all four groups of voters.
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"It would be unfair to require organizations that may not have that focus to take a stand on such a political issue," he said.
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They refused, and the pitcher had no choice but to grab his pinking sheers and do what his manager would not: take a stand!
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Jentleson said that Democratic leaders could "take a stand" by putting one senator on the floor at all times to object to a nomination.
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The demand forces the White House to take a stand — to either answer questions or say publicly that they're refusing to share the information.
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Multilateral organizations like the World Bank and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), have been quick to take a stand on free trade.
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And, still, pro-privacy and intelligence advocates are looking to thought leaders to take a stand on one side or the other of the argument.
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They must carefully consider the long-term effects of complying with requests, and take a stand when those requests run counter to human rights principles.
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The US is failing to take a stand Draconian media controls and repression in authoritarian countries like Iran, China and North Korea are well known.
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His short-stacked opponents are facing increasing pressure with every round of voting to take a stand and go all-in against the front-runner.
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On Monday morning, Frazier said he was resigning from the council as a "matter of conscience" and to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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The question is whether and when some Republicans might start to take a stand against Trump, not just with their words but with their votes.
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"I've been disappointed so much by the adults around me I decided it was time for me to take a stand," she told the crowd.
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Our community's mission is to allow anyone to belong anywhere, and we will take a stand when we see policies that conflict with our values.
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" The activists have chosen to take a stand at London Fashion Week 43 by creating a protest t-shirt printed with the words "72 Dead.
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This reliably Republican territory has seen a fair bit of attention, and it is clearly where the Trump campaign has tried to take a stand.
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Two body-positive yoga teachers have decided to take a stand against all of the "body shaming ads" that plague the New York City subways.
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The time for that will come later, when the moon connects with power planet Pluto at 2:10 PM, encouraging us to take a stand!
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Either way, Altman has more power than most people to take a stand against Trump, and his refusal to do so makes him a coward.
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Now, it appears the pressure put on Google from both within its own ranks and outside has ultimately forced top leadership to take a stand.
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This is of course the bare minimum but if we keep doing these actions, hopefully people will notice and say we gotta take a stand.
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The cancellation of the president's participation is another sign that he doesn't care and doesn't want to debate, and doesn't want to take a stand.
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Now, Hadid says that she's no longer going to take a stand on online platforms, especially as it has led to anxiety in the past.
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The Women's March has proven to me that white feminists are willing to take a stand for the benefit of their own values and beliefs.
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Harris — who's also been a major proponent of preserving DACA protections for young undocumented immigrants — was among the earliest to take a stand on Monday.
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While it's crucial to continue seeing brave women take a stand, especially in our current political landscape, this is just one slice of the pie.
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Though they already had control of the House in 1982, Democrats expanded their majority by urging voters to take a stand against the Reagan Revolution.
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A group of them have sent a second letter this week demanding the company take a stand against ICE and cease its dealings with Palantir.
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In attempting to make Democrats take a stand on ICE, Republicans apparently think a vote against the agency could hurt their opponents in the midterms.
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They're doing it to take a stand against police brutality and racial inequality in America — sticking to the message of exiled NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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However, she doesn't plan on kneeling at any meeting anytime soon, and said she just wanted to take a stand and get her point across.
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Without the photographers who decided to use their talents to take a stand on such polarizing topics, it's safe to say these photographs wouldn't exist.
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People attending the Grammys on Sunday evening wore white roses to take a stand against sexual misconduct and show solidarity with the Time's Up initiative.
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Democrats felt the lack of consultation — and the failure to address their non-immigration priorities — was so insulting that they had to take a stand.
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Activists say this protest is timely because Palantir is rumored to go public early next year, and they invited Palantir employees to take a stand.
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Activists said the protest was timely because Palantir is rumored to go public early next year, and they invited Palantir employees to take a stand.
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As surgeon general and as a new father, I urge all Americans to take a stand against e-cigarette use by our nation's young people.
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The tax ad comes less than four weeks after Steyer's ad calling on elected officials to "take a stand" on whether they support impeaching Trump.
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WALLACE: Secretary Clinton... CLINTON: And I think it's time you take a stand... TRUMP: She has no idea whether it's Russia, China, or anybody else.
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Young people are more vocal on social media and, as polling shows, more likely to want their brands to take a stand on political issues.
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McCain sabotaged Obamacare repeal in a self-indulgent and theatrical way, but he did ultimately take a stand against both the president and Mitch McConnell.
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Should it be a haven for free speech and diverse ideas, or take a stand against a strain of politics that many residents bitterly oppose?
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"It is time for Gremio to take a stand and that was to wear masks to alert authorities that players are people too," he said.
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But all things considered, it's essentially a $400 wood-and-wire medallion to indicate that you are willing to take a stand against the mainstream.
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Before 2016 you could have wondered whether Republicans would, in extremis, be willing to take a stand in defense of freedom and rule of law.
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When the animal rights group sent a letter asking the English village to take a stand against animal cruelty, residents were surprised, and not amused.
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Enough is enough, emphasized Michael Dowling for CNN Business Perspectives, issuing a call for fellow health care CEOs to take a stand on gun control.
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With government officials apathetic to climate change — or worse, flat-out in denial of it — it's imperative that people take a stand and speak out.
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We have to stop slut-shaming each other and knock down these derogatory labels because it's going to continue if we don't take a stand.
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None of us knew what would happen that night and I was nervous, but it was important to me that our family take a stand.
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But just as the Supreme Court changed the laws to protect gay marriage, I am glad to see corporations take a stand for individual rights.
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Saudi Arabia is consulting with its allies to "take the necessary steps", Jubeir told a news conference, urging the international community to take a stand.
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CEOs and business leaders have a responsibility to take a stand on social issues, said Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, senior associate dean at Yale School of Management.
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"As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," Frazier said.
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"If they don't take a stand for TPP, which stands to benefit agriculture for many years to come, we want to know why," Bacus said.
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She wanted to not only represent models for their personality and their looks, but also take a stand against ongoing prejudice in the fashion industry.
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"Really what put that into motion this morning was that some neighbors saw it happening and were willing to take a stand about it," Call said.
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" We as a country need to take a stand to consider the effects of gun violence on families throughout America," Zenobia said in her acceptance speech.
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Until her father passed away, she said, he was troubled with the question of would he have been able to take a stand against the Nazis.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: If you have a problem with your lemonade stand, the offices of Country Time Legal Aid are ready to take a stand for you.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS The incident has inspired others in the community to take a stand for Vu and her business.
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And I think the other thing is companies have to decide to take a stand at some point on what uphill battles they want to fight.
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It's for the gay men and women who dominate wealthy neighborhoods in metropolitan cities and only take a stand on the sidelines of the pride parade.
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It's important for survivors, and everyone else for that matter, to see Swift take a stand against assault and win — whether or not you like her.
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Dunlap agreed that responses must be proportional but said countries can lawfully employ traditional military attacks (those outside of the cyber realm) to take a stand.
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During Sunday's protests, many people cited the carnage in Charlottesville the previous day, stating that they were demonstrating to take a stand against racism and bigotry.
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It's up to (lawmakers) to take a stand, I've done so, if others feel that it's right for them to do so then good on them.
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Apple will be one of the few major tech companies to take a stand against Donald Trump's inflammatory comments on women, Mexicans, Muslims and other minorities.
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All of this rulemaking is fantastic: it's a way for institutions to take a stand against sexual predation, and to create major opportunities for consent education.
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And survivors of the attack have sparked activists everywhere to rise up and take a stand against the violence that we are all too familiar with.
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We're doing this to take a stand not only for Dame Products, but for all other businesses aiming to reach vulva-owners that have been muted.
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The American Civil Liberties Union, which doesn't usually take a stand on executive branch appointments, is sending its legal director to testify against Sessions in committee.
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"As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against extremism," he wrote in a statement.
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Is it justified: Public dollars for private sports facilities are almost always a scam, so in a sense it's refreshing to see Nenshi take a stand.
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The controversy comes amid heated national debates on immigration, law enforcement and surveillance -- issues on which Silicon Valley's workforce wants the industry to take a stand.
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An Ohio photographer's work is going viral online after she posted images of students using the popular hashtag #IfIDieInASchoolShooting to take a stand against school shootings.
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The controversy comes amid heated national debates on immigration, law enforcement and surveillance — issues on which Silicon Valley's workforce wants the industry to take a stand.
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Employee quits his job with a team One man took it to another level; he says he quit his job to take a stand against #TakeAKnee.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, fighting to preserve Republican control this fall, doesn't want to make vulnerable members take a stand in the populist storm.
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But the lawmaker said party leaders are under enormous pressure from the National Rifle Association and other gun rights activists to take a stand against Obama.
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But there seems to be a double standard: On other issues, like natural gas, the prime minister has been loath to take a stand against monopolies.
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Lawmakers seem most angry about Sessions forcing them to have to take a stand on marijuana policy, instead of relying on a fragile non-prosecution agreement.
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If authorities do not permit that, the priest or bishop, before signing, should take a stand orally before a government authority, preferably with a witness present.
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Some at Facebook viewed Mr. Trump's 210 attack on Muslims as an opportunity to finally take a stand against the hate speech coursing through its platform.
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If it is not removed from the final version of the bill, members should oppose the legislation and take a stand for LGBT rights and equality.
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The league subsequently apologized for the backlash to Morey's tweet but backed his ability to take a stand on the issue without speaking for the team.
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The IRS decided to take a stand against the company, and embarked on an investigation that it believed would show Microsoft&aposs scheme to avoid taxes.
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The Spiral Group concluded that there was too much at stake for them not to take a stand as artists: Do it, and see what unfolds.
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Sick and tired of seeing families torn apart, one man decided to take a stand by pulling his code from a tech company working with ICE.
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Outraged that this was happening in her country, she took it upon herself to take a stand through an online petition that turned into a protest.
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"Trump remains defiant saying 'it's time to take a stand on China' and his threat to increase tariffs on all imports from China remains," Oliver added.
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To answer it, you need to take a stand on what life, or consciousness, even entails, and whether that sense of life holds true absent death.
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When Yahoo announced that it was exploring a sale, it confirmed that the board is still stumbling and refusing to take a stand as Marissa Mayer flounders.
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With LM5, they have decided to take a stand in favor of feminism, in favor of body positivity, in favor of equality — in favor of women's rights.
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Trump then wrapped up the convention with the iconic Rolling Stones, and Oliver decided it was time to "take a stand" against politicians using music without permission.
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"As we experienced a series of racial slurs last school year, we had to take a stand that we would unequivocally protect students from harm," she said.
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We're told she still feels it was worth it to take a stand and be a role model, showing young people of color what they can achieve.
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But when President Donald Trump's press secretary came into the Red Hen with her family on Friday evening, Wilkinson says she felt compelled to take a stand.
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"If we're we're asking people to be courageous and take a stand, I'm saying you should also know that you might invite in some nonsense," he said.
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While that is a factor, here, the details Normand revealed to discredit the witness account would seem to take a Stand Your Ground defense out of play.
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In an essay for Rolling Stone, Milano revealed that it's now on men to take a stand and help police the behavior of themselves and their peers.
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But Falcon says a win in the Senate would give the bill momentum, and make it more difficult for legislators to take a stand against the tide.
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Corey Feldman and his Angels returned to the Today Show stage on Thursday and performed their new song "Take a Stand" — and that's exactly what he did.
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"If the men in our lives realize that this isn't just something that happens to other women, they'll be more likely to take a stand against it."
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That's why it's become clear to use at Ben & Jerry's that we have a moral obligation to take a stand now for justice and for Black lives.
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"We are a people business, and our people wanted us to take a stand," said Richard Fain, the chief executive of Royal Caribbean Cruises, based in Miami.
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"I'm sorry to disappoint my fans in the area, but we need to take a stand against this hatred," Mr. Starr wrote in a statement on Wednesday.
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Thanks to vocal activists and others willing to take a stand, including some working within federal agencies, many people with HIV today can live long, healthy lives.
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Sign this petition by racial justice organization Color of Change, if you're looking to support the NFL players will to take a stand by taking a knee.
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And everyone who even hears about a ritual like No Gay Thursdays — including Conestoga's coaches, who Hogan said "must have known" — should take a stand against it.
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As a person with a strong moral backbone, I had to take a stand against this guest's choice of headwear while in my former place of work.
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We are hoping for a large turnout to really take a stand and give places that get overlooked by the media a chance to tell their stories.
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Here are three early signs that Mitt Romney is lacing up to go mano a mano with the President: Romney is uniquely positioned to take a stand.
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Jean-Raymond's powerful message was lauded by critics, but it cost his company over $120,000 in business from buyers too chickenshit to take a stand against oppression.
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"This started out as a group of the lowest-paid workers on the richest university deciding to take a stand for themselves and their families," he said.
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"Maybe graduation isn't the best time and place for us to bring this up, but so many students wanted the opportunity to take a stand," she said.
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It was my view that to not take a stand on this would be viewed as a tacit endorsement of what had happened and what was said.
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Ethics and inclusivity: This one was on the line for us, but ultimately xHamster's efforts to take a stand on controversial issues pushed it over the edge.
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While the substance of Mueller's presentation was devastating, just like the written report, Trump himself has been the driving force in energizing Democrats to take a stand.
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The search now begins for three Republican senators — enough to stop this plan — who are willing to take a stand for the deficit and the middle class.
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Democrats used the drama of the shutdown to take a stand on DACA, hoping to pressure President Donald Trump and his party to accept a bipartisan solution.
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And I can think of some things that certain individuals would want companies to take a stand on that are diametrically opposed to what other people want.
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" Among the groups affected were bodies representing lawyers and the Union of Turkish Bar Associations vowed to "take a stand against any unlawful intervention on legal firms.
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The reversal sparked a firestorm among his critics, who said the president was failing to take a stand so he can please extremist supporters within his base.
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In its Take a Stand Center, the museum also has mounted an Upstander Gallery highlighting 40 people known for working toward civil, social, health and environmental rights.
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She called Mr. Zhou a "bully" for suing Ms. Wang, and said she was at the courthouse to take a stand against the government censorship of #MeToo.
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It became this question of, well, how much does the services provider have to weigh in on this issue and should they have to take a stand?
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In 2016, just before I left London, the journalist Anna Minton and I rallied about 100 citizens to take a stand against the privatization of public squares.
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The trailer also provides a deeper introduction to The Losers' Club, the group of outcast kids who finally take a stand against the evil lurking beneath their town.
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"If a written down policy exists, or you take a stand on a nuclear aspect, I think you are truly giving away your strength in nuclear," Parrikar said.
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"This is an easy way for citizens to take a stand against sex trafficking by simply taking photos," Kimberly Ritter, director for development for Exchange Initiative, tells CNN.
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In Celaya, Guanajuato, however, one 12-year-old boy decided to take a stand ... literally, by standing in the middle of the street in hopes of stopping protesters.
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In a new video from the Truth Initiative, an anti-tobacco advocacy group, creatures from elephants to dogs take a stand against the massive e-cigarette company JUUL.
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But platforms would do well to remember that we're living in an era where A-listers have zero qualms about using their star power to take a stand.
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Frustrated by the headline-making racial tension plaguing the country, the 28-year-old athlete decided to take a stand by not standing up during the national anthem.
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Political groups like the Center for American Progress Action Fund have been urging Democrats to take a stand on immigration if they want to remain competitive in 2018.
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"I wanted to take a stand so the next guy coming after me will not have to go through what I and others have gone through," Owens said.
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Companies have a choice to take a stand or "just take a hear-no-evil-see-no-evil approach and we're going to maximize business value," said Palihapitiya.
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The retail store has also joined the growing list of major sporting goods retailers who have recently announced their decision to take a stand against military-style weapons.
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Senator Jeff Flake (R-AZ) made news this week when he compared the Trump presidency to a "biblical flood" and urged Republicans to take a stand against him.
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Rather than seizing on what some viewed as an opportunity for Facebook to take a stand against hate speech, the senior team decided to keep Trump's post up.
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The result is that companies get to publish grandiose company blogs where they take a stand about defending democracy, and in the same breath, promote their latest products.
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At the ballet, Opening Ceremony seemed to imagine an alternate reality, where difference is celebrated — or, at least one meant to inspire its wearers to take a stand.
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New extractive projects present First Nations with a choice: either bend values and culture to accommodate colonial capitalism, or take a stand to protect lands, waters and rights.
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The SPLC has called out the group several times over the years for refusing to take a stand against racism and maintaining a pro-Confederate view of history.
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Every Senator must publicly reject the brain-dead ideas contained in this proposal and take a stand for the free-market principles that make America strong and prosperous.
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Or, as some had the courage to do this past summer, they can take a stand for everyday Americans and reject this senseless attack on people's health care.
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The tête-à-tête with Pence showed Buttigieg can take a stand when he wants to, just as it showed he can get media attention when he does.
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More than 22,221 people, according to group Keep Sydney Open, converged in Sydney's city centre to take a stand against the state's controversial lockout laws on Sunday afternoon.
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For the teens that got the "take a stand" message, there was a 7 percentage point increase in the rate at which they chose water over sugary drinks.
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Democrats should force Republican senators, governors, and other officials to take a stand on Moore's most controversial beliefs, making him a kind of litmus test for the party.
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While it's hard to say how likely the law is to pass, President Emmanuel Macron indicated on Sunday he would take a stand against sexual harassment in France.
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"I'm afraid for those who take a stand for women's rights, that their security and their ability to register and operate as organizations will be undercut," she said.
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I was really willing to give Trump a chance, but once I saw the executive order he was signed in this week, I had to take a stand.
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But to earn credibility, this new leadership would have to quickly take a stand on restoring a strong relationship with NATO and relaunching peace talks with Turkey's Kurds.
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I just kept thinking about how cool their parents must be for teaching them at such a young age about what's important and how to take a stand.
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House Democrats brought the resolution to force lawmakers to take a stand on the Justice Department's recent move asking an appeals court to overturn Obamacare on constitutional grounds.
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They must take a stand, while still avoid emulating the president's escalation tactic, so as not to validate the image that the president wants to portray of them.
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They're upset that "spineless" Democrats in Congress didn't take a stand — by keeping the federal government closed until Republicans agreed to protect the young immigrants known as Dreamers.
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And the growing evidence that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia doesn't seem to have induced any prominent Republicans who weren't already anti-Trump to take a stand.
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I am not trying to take a stand and change any of my family's or friends' opinions, but I do want to feel like I'm doing my part.
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Now that we went through an entire year with the way things have ran, people will wake up and begin to take a stand in what they believe.
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And everyone can take a stand against handing companies buckets of cash that don't have any apparent impact on jobs or growth — and that they don't even need.
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Far-right websites and commenters are declaring that Virginia is the place to take a stand against what they see as a national trend of weakening gun rights.
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Gail: The House was absolutely obligated to take a stand, and go on record as saying Trump's behavior in regard to Ukraine just doesn't meet our constitutional standards.
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Since we&aposve pored through the reviews, you can take a stand for your health sooner rather than later, and learn which desk may be best for you.
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Mike Thompson (D-Calif.), chairman of the House Gun Violence Prevention Task Force, called on his Congressional colleagues to show "courage" and take a stand against gun violence.
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On the central issue of whether women would be able to help shape policy decisions at the I.L.O. conference, however, the Labor Commission refused to take a stand.
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Olsen added that he would not take a stand on the current trade spat but was optimistic that the Chinese were becoming better at adopting international trade rules.
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"As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," Frazier wrote in a tweet.
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There were thousands of other women of faith, like myself, who felt compelled to act — to push back against fear and hate and take a stand for love.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday ramped up its support for the protests gripping Iran and urged other nations to take a stand against Tehran's violent crackdown on demonstrators.
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"Customers respect it when you take a stand and say you're on the side of right," said Watkins, a White House aide in the George H.W. Bush administration.
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In both cases, Sanders thought it was more important to take a stand against malign pro-business initiatives than to deliver concrete progressive wins they were attached to.
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Now that he knew there were other officers on his side — officers who were willing to take a stand — he felt obligated to contribute his voice, and his tapes.
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While FGM contravenes human rights treaties to which Liberia is a party, campaigners say the government has been reluctant to take a stand because of the Sande's political clout.
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Taiwan's Foreign Ministry had said that it is grateful to the efforts of like-minded countries that have chosen to "take a stand against Chinese bullying of private enterprises".
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However, the votes are forcing senators to once again take a stand in the wake of a mass shooting and debate the controversial issue in a high profile way.
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Previously, many automakers had indicated to California that they would not take a stand, according to Mary D. Nichols, chairwoman of California's clean air regulator, the Air Resources Board.
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The controversy also raises the question of whether brands should take a stand on social issues, as Nike has done in its advertising, or have their executives publicize opinions.
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"We do not get involved in party politics, but if Christian principles are violated we have to take a...stand," said Thomas Hennefeld, superintendent of the Protestant Reformed Church.
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"A group of employees is circulating a petition that calls on the Oracle leadership to take a stand against what they call Ellison's "damaging association with the Trump campaign.
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And when the cognitive dissonance became too much, and Richard's actions forced Morgan to take a stand, he started to come apart, the memories of his son bursting forth.
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After the deadly shootings of Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, and five Dallas police officers, players in the WNBA decided to take a stand by wearing all black in protest.
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The US and UK might take a stand and reclaim some of the moral authority and independence they have lost through unconditional support for the Saudi-led aerial campaign.
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There's just so many things that ... Like I said, at 58, I just thought, if you're not going to take a stand now, what the fuck you waiting for?
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"I'm sorry to disappoint my fans in the area, but we need to take a stand against this hatred," the former drummer for The Beatles said in a statement.
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Despite their differences, the women joined forces over the weekend to take a stand against Senate Republicans' health care bill, which proposes deep cuts in federal spending on Medicaid.
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Last year, Jay Z and a cadre of music industry titans launched Tidal, a streaming service meant to take a stand against free streaming and give artists value again.
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"I think it's amazing that we live in the U.S. and you have the opportunity to take a stand for what you believe in," the 25-year-old said.
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" Kenneth Frazier said in a statement, "As CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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Though they have lost much of their influence in America, unions still hold considerable sway in aviation, and they aren't afraid to take a stand against their corporate overlords.
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Holvey said that as the list of allegations made against powerful men in Hollywood and politics has grown over the past few months, women have to take a stand.
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Nike's "core customer wants them to take a stand on social issues," Matt Powell, vice president and senior industry adviser for The NPD Group, told The New York Post.
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Romney really wants to take a stand against the President, now that he's taking office in the Senate, he has a chance to show he is more than bluster.
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Rick Scott on Wednesday punted on questions about whether policymakers should take a stand on mental health and gun control, saying that "there's a time" to have such conversations.
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Bergh made it clear to investors that the company would not be reticent to take a stand on important social issues, such as Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
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"It was my view that to not take a stand on this would be viewed as a tacit endorsement of what had happened and what was said," he said.
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Mr. Figueroa said he understood that Mr. O'Toole might take a stand against telling private companies how much to pay their workers, as his predecessor, John J. Degnan, did.
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In this day and age, when everything is so polarizing, it's really hard for progressive, multinational corporations like ours to know just when and how to take a stand.
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I haven't seen a woman take a stand on a moral issue in a film for about 20 years, not since Bette Davis played that librarian in 'Storm Center.
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Speaking at a news conference Wednesday night, Scott declined to say whether policymakers should take a stand on gun control, insisting that "there's a time" to have such discussions.
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The big picture: The pressure isn't just coming from activist groups, but also corporate advertising partners, which are under enormous pressure today to take a stand on social issues.
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She coined the word "upstanders" (as opposed to "bystanders") to describe those who tried to take a stand against genocide; it found its way into the Oxford English Dictionary.
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The writers' unions saw the offer on digital programming as an attempt by studios to continue cheating them; most felt they had no choice but to take a stand.
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He's a progressive, necessary sports entity, and some people might stipulate that there is no more progressive issue on which to take a stand than the matter of freedom.
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Experts on civil resistance say it would take millions flooding the streets of major US cities to compel Republicans to change their behavior and take a stand against Trump.
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"In some instances it is notable for a company to take a stand on an issue," said one of the women, Irene Scher, a regional vice president of sales.
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August 26, 2016: San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick sits on the bench during the national anthem, saying "I have to take a stand for people that are oppressed."
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He was also formerly the publisher of The New Republic, a liberal media outlet whose journalism aims to debate and take a stand on the issues of the day.
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The best-run companies have leaders willing to take a stand on societal issues such as gun control, former Medtronic chairman and CEO Bill George told CNBC on Friday.
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She says she wanted to take a stand on issues that are of particular interest to her and many other women, even though she knows it may alienate others.
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To her friends, though, she's just Will, and it's these friends who support her when she decides to take a stand by entering herself in her mother's beloved beauty pageant.
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Why not just tell the truth when the world — including everyone in technology who has taken the region's money — is too cowardly or greedy to take a stand against it?
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Shukri said they met several ministers to try to convince them that corruption cases against Najib were genuine, but only Muhyiddin and two others were ready to take a stand.
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"She's one of those rare people who decides to take a stand because it's the right thing to do and not because it's the popular thing to do," Missick explains.
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"On the one hand, it's good for them to take a stand, but at the same time, I'm just not sure that it's the right approach," Min told BuzzFeed News.
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So scroll through the list below with questions on everything from sports and mental health to dating and video games and see which ones inspire you to take a stand.
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The film is told through the eyes of the bystander who filmed the act, an African-American police officer and a high-school baseball phenom inspired to take a stand.
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"People get mad at me because I won't take a stand on Tesla, but I simply think it's a cult stock and cult stocks are hard to game," he said.
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Twitter has primarily been her soapbox, from which she has rallied women and men to take a stand against Weinstein and anyone who has sexually assaulted, abused, and harassed people.
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Hoping reticent colleagues will vote yes if forced to take a stand, they argue that House action alone would place the verdict on Trump's historical record that the Constitution demands.
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On Saturday, men and women alike joined together in the freezing cold to make a point and take a stand—not just against Roosh V, but against everything he represents.
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Within a wider movement that increasingly feels morally compromised by its willingness to work with Trump, it's no wonder that a man of McMullin's faith chooses to take a stand.
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Keith Fink, Hewitt's lawyer, slammed any suggestion that his client had filed the suit for fame and money, telling PEOPLE the model wants to take a stand against domestic violence.
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And for those that don't take issue with the latest censorship of right-wingers by big social media -- unless we take a stand now, who knows where it could end.
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But I knew we had to take a stand for what was right, and let people know that it was not ok to put American cheese on their Pop-Tarts.
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"A plurality of Latino respondents said they voted to support and take a stand for the Latino community," said Clarissa Martinez, vice president of the National Council of La Raza.
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The company hopes that the precedent set by DreamHost's resistance will inspire other companies who might "blindly comply" with similarly broad government requests to take a stand in the future.
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Keith Fink, Hewitt's lawyer, slammed any suggestion that his client had filed the suit for fame and money, telling PEOPLE the model wanted to take a stand against domestic violence.
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Ocasio-Cortez's and her fellow freshman colleagues' willingness to take a stand against ICE has left many feeling that it's possible to advance policy in Congress to eliminate the agency.
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By banning these kinds of ads, Google and Facebook seem to be implicitly signaling their willingness to take a stand and throw their weight around on matters of public interest.
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Amazon Web Services employees circulated an internal letter demanding that Amazon stop working with big data company Palantir and that it take a stand against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Vampire or artist, exploiter or truth teller, genius or purveyor of spectacles that play to the cheap seats: The biographer is forced to take a stand on Arbus, even today.
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"After the dirty political tricks employed on Monday night in Iowa, it's time to take a stand," the former neurosurgeon said in a fundraising pitch emailed to supporters on Thursday.
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Crimea was Russia's original violation in Ukraine, and we have limited credibility objecting to Russia's subsequent invasion of Luhansk and Donetsk if we do not take a stand on Crimea.
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Since the cultural discourse that privileges white hegemony is the world's single most important problem, of course it's worth shutting down the entire government to take a stand on DACA.
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Younger people want brands with a conscience — whether the companies take a stand on social issues like the environment and the #MeToo movement, or use ingredients that are environmentally friendly.
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Universities have to take a stand, refuse to pay for assessment bureaucrats, and instead demand resources for smaller classrooms so that we can give students the attention they desperately need.
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Ms. Haley said that decertification would not mean abrogating the nuclear deal entirely, but would force Congress to take a stand that many one-time opponents would like to avoid.
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Experts say that the open source definition is unlikely to change, but they say the best way to take a stand for issues they care about is through labor organizing.
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" The American Manufacturing Council has been the focus of politic attentions since Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier resigned earlier Monday, citing his "responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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"If a politician shows they're willing to take a stand, willing to stand up to both the prime minister and Brexit, they're going to be out of politics," she said.
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Arao said the company, already under fire for its role in propagating inaccurate articles during the 2016 U.S. presidential election, should use its power and influence to take a stand.
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Rocky Pollington, a marketing director at UglyBadger Media, said that if companies like MetLife are seeing blowback, it comes with the territory when a business decides to take a stand.
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"With the conclusion of this investigation, we believe many more communities will take a stand against fossil fuel companies that are putting profit before people," he said in a statement.
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Dikembe Mutombo says LeBron James shouldn't "shut up and dribble" -- he should continue to take a stand to defeat social injustice ... and he's not the only one, we all should.
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Lawmakers at every level must take a stand by refusing a privatization agenda, whether from the Trump administration or the World Bank, and calling for renewed and expanded public funding.
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And I think when people start recognizing that and people start feeling the pain of that, they won't look for allies, they will take a stand, they will take a position.
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" Organizers are still working out details, including the date of the march, which the site says will aim to be "a starting point to take a stand for science in politics.
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The forces of law and order in Alabama were so strong that to take a stand against this injustice, we had to be willing to sacrifice our lives for our cause.
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I'm choosing to take a stand and I'm trusting, I'm hoping, and I'm working hard to rally every other person out there that cares about our girls to do the same.
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And at the end of the day, Marriott needs them to make its profits, and Grabow said her hard work over the last decades has prepared her to take a stand.
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And so it came to pass that the airport catering workers of Unite Here Local 233 decided to take a stand against the garish, confetti-strewn backdrop of Super Bowl LIV.
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At CNN's Republican debate on Thursday, Marco Rubio appeared to do something very unusual for the GOP stage: He tried to take a stand against Islamophobia, particularly against Donald Trump's Islamophobia.
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The Coleco Chameleon is a video game console promising to take a stand against downloadable content (DLC) by shipping non-upgradeable cartridge games just like systems from the 1980s and 1990s.
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And though it can be frightening to take a stand on such a polarizing issue, I feel compelled, dear reader, to make my lonely little voice heard amidst all the screams.
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That capitalized on the former San Francisco 49er's player using his platform to take a stand against what he believed to be social injustices towards black people in the United States.
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Tillerson, who is currently in Italy for the two-day G7 foreign ministers' meeting, said Monday the US would take a stand against any government who committed atrocities on innocent people.
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After she began receiving one or two dick pics a day, Sears decided to take a stand and share those pics with the girlfriends and female family members of the senders.
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Love and Prayers to his family 🙏🏾 Thinking of #MuhammadAli and remembering a man who was not afraid to take a stand and who was committed to being his authentic self.
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As we spend increasing amounts of time online, and new technologies allow us to connect further in the virtual world, this harassment will continue to grow — unless we take a stand.
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A former producer at a Sinclair-owned television station said in an op-ed Tuesday that he felt he needed to take a stand and resign over anti-media bias promos.
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The more you know who you are and take a stand for that, the more confidently you can walk away from groups or situations where who you are is not valued.
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Or, if Republicans want to take a stand, they can support a serious and robust primary challenge for 2020 with a candidate who doesn't support the President's brand of reactionary politics.
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One got traditional healthy eating education; another group also got a discussion of healthy eating, but it was framed as a way to take a stand against the manipulative food industry.
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The party says the MPs it has elected to Westminster will also take a stand against government austerity and protect what it describes as Scotland&aposs "fair and progressive" tax system.
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On Sunday, Mr. Lesser, who lives in Middletown, joined a candlelight vigil to show support for victims of the Pittsburgh shooting and to take a stand against hatred and anti-Semitism.
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But she defended California's death penalty as the state's attorney general, and twice, in 24 and 21980, she refused to take a stand on ballot initiatives that proposed to abolish it.
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The intensifying push for those fundamental changes could add an explosive element to the 2020 campaign as candidates are forced to take a stand on structural changes in how government works.
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Ultimately, it's just nice to know that at least some people in Hollywood recognize just how bleak this endless remake cycle is and are trying to take a stand about it.
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According to a recent global survey by Edelman, there's still a big gap between what employees want their employer to take a stand on and what the company is actually doing.
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It seems that fashion labels are more and more willing to take a stand on social issues so I am interested to hear how the industry is addressing this inherent issue.
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Select several of the controversial statements below to read aloud, ask students to take a stand on the continuum between "strongly agree" and "strongly disagree," and then discuss as a class.
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House Democrats have made clear they will pass such a resolution if Mr. Trump declares a border emergency, forcing Senate Republicans to take a stand on whether his move is legitimate.
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Unlike Trump's previous fumble with the Duke endorsement – where he failed to initially acknowledge and disavow Duke's clear white nationalist connections – his campaign was quick to take a stand against Senecal.
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Tech companies came under pressure after the election to take a stand against building a database, and Google, Twitter and others all said they would not contribute to such an effort.
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"We're here to take a stand against the ideas that Trump spouted throughout the course of this campaign -- sexism, Islamophobia, his bigotry and nationalism," said protester Jed Holtz, from New York City.
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For the Globes, in which many women wore black to take a stand against gender inequality and abuse in the workplace, Swennen sourced a Mario Dice dress from the designer's archived collection.
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Based on a survey of 30,000 people, the study also found six in 10 consumers want companies to take a stand on the social, cultural, environmental and political issues consumers care about.
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And it will continue to be until they take a stand—until they... make an effort to take these monuments down and to be a part of actual racial equality, racial justice.
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"As the CEO of Merck and as a matter of personal conscience, I feel responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism," Frazier, who is African-American, wrote in a statement.
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"Given Cloudflare's previous stances of privacy and freedom, as well as fighting alongside the EFF, we had hoped they would take a stand against FOSTA/SESTA," Assembly Four said on its website.
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Salesforce donated in-store signage, online advertising and local events, according to Lean In. "To see businesses take a stand, this is how we value women's labor, is really exciting," says Badger.
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If veterans unite and take a stand, we can be a powerful force, helping to ensure that our children's future is brighter than our own — as has always been the American Dream.
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The Los Angeles Unified School District has pledged to take a stand on behalf of its immigrant families, declaring every public school in the city as a "safe zone" for undocumented students.
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After a teammate was shot in the stomach during a drive-by shooting in New York last summer, a group of teen basketball players decided to take a stand against gun violence.
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BALTIMORE (Reuters) - After the deaths of nearly 20 of her friends and relatives, Erricka Bridgeford said she wanted to take a stand against Baltimore's worst wave of deadly violence in a generation.
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"We really want China to understand that, for the first time now, the United States is going to take a stand," says Dr. John Sessa, executive director of the Vanderpump Dog Foundation.
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"We are here to take a stand against Senate Bill 4, the most discriminatory and hateful law in recent history," one of the young women, who NPR identified as Magdalena Juarez, said.
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At the time he left the business council, he tweeted from Merck's account: "I feel a responsibility to take a stand against extremism," he wrote on Merck's Twitter account at the time.
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The one time in history when golf did take a stand was during the 1960s when the LPGA tour had two black golfers, Althea Gibson and Renee Powell, playing at the time.
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Congress should take a stand and bar U.S. security assistance or cooperation with Myanmar's military or security forces until they have made progress on human rights by adding it to the NDAA.
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American companies, facing increasing pressure in the United States to take a stand on social issues, have lately stayed away from any whiff of the political in ads that appear in China.
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This really vile and evil discrimination is starting to spread state to state, and we thought we better take a stand right now and catch it early and try to stop it.
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The reason I found this article so interesting is because it exemplifies this typical disconnect; Mr. Polk describes both his awareness of sexism and his failure to take a stand against it.
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"After an election in which voters rejected elites of both political parties, members of Congress should take a stand against any policy that further enriches wealthy and corporate interests," the group said.
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As First Lady, she chose not only to lead with her distinctive style and poise, but also to take a stand on tough issues, such as the prevention of recreational drug abuse.
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The state of play: Corporate entities are hesitant to support gun manufacturers and sellers as today's social media age of instant reactions increasingly demands that corporations take a stand on social issues.
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"[Our] audience is interested in hearing unique perspectives from those who are unapologetically themselves and not afraid to take a stand on issues they are passionate about," explained VH1 exec Chris McCarthy.
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Cross your fingers and see if voters in a red district will be willing to take a stand against corruption and elect a Palestinian Mexican-American millennial to represent them in Washington.
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"We believe people care about this enough to take a stand," Ms. Cheng, 443, said while sitting inside the house, nearly surrounded in a tiny office by bookshelves stocked with medieval literature.
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My wife and I resigned from the church, as a result of this "revelation" in 2015 to take a stand that the Mormon Church did not line up with our moral values.
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Over the phone earlier this month, Ms. Christie spoke about becoming Robin's reluctant partner, her own reluctance to take a stand on the issues the show raises and her meltdown on set.
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A year later, Mr. Harris helped persuade him to run for president, and became a key strategist, advising him to discuss his Roman Catholicism openly and take a stand on civil rights.
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"Today was very consequential, and to not take a stand one way or another, on a day of such great consequence to this country, I think is quite difficult," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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Together, we will take a stand for fundamental human rights and urge our members of Congress to enact policies that will bring about the change we wish to see in our world.
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"We applaud Mayor Herbst's decision to serve her community openly in public office and take a stand against hateful rhetoric coming from some of our legislators," Ms. Burke said in an email.
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He said that "transgender is a disease" and agreed with a questioner who said "we need to take a stand on the indoctrination of Islam in our public schools," among other statements.
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In fact, nearly nine of 10 consumers expect brands to take a stand on social and environmental issues, and half say they make purchase decisions based on shared beliefs with the brand.
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On Saturday, hundreds of thousands protested during a sanctioned rally commemorating the 5th anniversary of the 2014 Umbrella Movement, which also saw protesters take a stand against the Chinese government, Reuters reports.
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It's heartening to see Google's employees take a stand on the non-military use of the company's AI technology, even if it's just a small fraction of the company's nearly 90,000 employees.
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The other was a messy, glorious, wildly unstructured free-for-all of families and singletons, millennials and octogenarians, all there to take a stand for women's rights, in whatever form that took.
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Writing soon after the white nationalist protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, and the president's lukewarm response, Stroop exhorted his readers to take a stand against Trumpism — and what it represented — in their churches.
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" Now the teen says the time is right for other young women to peel off the underwire, take a stand and start a national discussion about "the body shaming and sexualizing of women.
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" Under the party's banner, "many Nationalists will unite and take a stand ... Although, our enemies have already openly planned to gather and use violence against us, as always we will stand our ground.
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Jean-Claude Girot, the head of the Paris show organizers told Reuters his department has an agreement with VW that the German brand will take a stand at the next exhibition in 2020.
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It became especially laughable when Altman wrote a blog post titled "Time to Take a Stand," in which he called for the tech industry to resist Trump's egregious disregard for humanity and decency.
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Epic's CEO Judy Faulkner previously urged health care executives to take a stand with her: "HHS needs to hear from you so they understand that you feel these issues are important," it says.
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"The hardest part of having a conversation surrounding police shootings in America, it always feels like in America if you take a stand for something, you automatically are against something else," Noah says.
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And the stakes couldn't be higher: Democrats seeking to retake the Senate are in striking distance, giving Reid extra motivation to force blue-state Republicans in Congress to take a stand on Trump.
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Even if we had a high-definition map of every neural firing in your brain, we would still have to take a stand on what in this flurry of electrical activity constitutes you.
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We got the rapper at LAX Thursday, and he railed on the Prez candidate, saying Trump is trying to harm T.I.'s community, and people need to wake up and take a stand.
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And if Modern Appealing Clothing is not, in fact, trying to recoup financial losses, it's certainly one way to take a stand against ongoing concerns about the Trump family's various private business endeavors.
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He's said that "transgender is a disease" and agreed with a questioner who said "we need to take a stand on the indoctrination of Islam in our public schools," among other controversial statements.
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More from Frazier: "It was my view that to not take a stand on this would be viewed as a tacit endorsement of what had happened and what was said," he told NYT.
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Speaking at a tech conference in Lisbon, Kratsios said Europe must "take a stand" with America, which imposed export controls on Huawei in May and urged EU countries not to use its products.
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The New York Post on Wednesday announced on Wednesday that it would be joining the hundreds of newspapers publishing editorials that will take a stand against President Trump's repeated attacks on the media.
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Speaking at a tech conference in Lisbon, Kratsios said Europe must "take a stand" with America, which imposed export controls on Huawei in May and urged EU countries not to use its products.
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Above and beyond delivering core services to their states, some governors recently also have banded together, across state and party lines, to take a stand on matters of national and even international policy.
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If Trump doesn't take a stand, Kim Jong-un will see the planned summit not as a starting point for disarmament but as a chance to end the U.S.–South Korea alliance forever.
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Democrats are trying to take a stand and force Republican leaders to make a deal giving deportation protections to hundreds of thousands of unauthorized immigrants who were brought to the US as children.
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The group's spokesperson noted that the onus has fallen on "the companies that support [Breitbart], however inadvertently," to take a stand in response to the hateful content Sleeping Giants believe the website propagates.
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Instead, Democrats intend to emphasize legislation that would lower the cost of prescription drugs, with a goal of getting a bill into the Senate and making Republicans take a stand on the issue.
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Hu has defended his paper's coverage of the Hong Kong protests, brushing aside criticisms of its "one-sided" coverage and insisting that "we take a stand in our reporting" just like Western media.
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We have to insist that the societies of which we are a part take a stand against anti-Semitism, because any society in which it flourishes is one that is dead or dying.
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And while Simpson is singing about all the things that compromise heartfelt songwriting — image, commerce, "you know they don't like it when you take a stand" — the video clip is all artificial glee.
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But Mark Hetfield, president and CEO of the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, said that there is a growing acceptance of rhetoric that can endanger lives and that America's leaders must take a stand.
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The move comes amid growing working activism in Silicon Valley with employees increasingly urging their companies to reform labor and HR practices and take a stand on issues including climate change and diversity.
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And the Kaepernick ad seems to be the result of an essential lesson from the past two years of brands attempting to take a stand in their advertisements: It actually takes a stand.
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As the first session of the 68th Congress neared, a faction of progressive members saw the slim Republican majority as a chance to take a stand against the regular Republicans led by Gillett.
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The big picture: Earlier polling from Morning Consult suggests that consumers do want brands to take a stand on some issues, like civil rights and criminal justice reform, but not wade into politics directly.
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If they need some words of support, perhaps they should turn to Republican Congressman Justin Amash, who was willing to take a stand for what has become pretty obvious to much of the country.
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" On March 10, 13 Senate Democrats sent Pai a letter again demanding he answer, arguing his "silence on the matter and refusal to take a stand against threats levied at the media is troubling.
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Tecosky knew he needed to take a stand against this kind of treatment (since he already knew he couldn't sleep through it), so he decided to give Italics a taste of his own medicine.
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Some of the Omar supporters who gathered outside Nuss Truck and Equipment in Burnsville, about 15 miles (24 km) south of Minneapolis, called on Democratic leaders in Washington to take a stand for Omar.
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At the risk of losing any of that business, it's easier for Musk to kiss the ring than to take a stand—and business has been damn good for Musk under Trump and company.
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He told me that what had happened all those years ago is why he thinks that men need to take a stand on so-called "locker room talk" and other forms of female objectification.
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On Tuesday morning, 86-year-old peace activist Louise Schneider decided to take a stand against that and sprayed "Money for Weapons kills!" in red on a construction wall of the Swiss National Bank.
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This approach may not be the right solution in every instance, especially if safety is a concern, but it will empower girls to feel like they can take a stand for themselves and others.
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Schumer's office, meanwhile, emphasizes that the minority leader has compelled Democrats to take a stand on plenty of issues, including a recent judicial nominee who supported a notably discriminatory North Carolina voter ID law.
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There was also an added wrinkle in Sessions's history that made it, perhaps, a little more palatable to take a stand against a longtime senator: He'd been rejected by the Senate Judiciary Committee before.
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Rapinoe and her teammates can take a stand for equal pay in women's soccer which would invariably resonate across the political landscape and help the cause of equal pay for women in all fields.
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Just days after paying tribute to 13-year-old Daniel Fitzpatrick, the Staten Island teen who committed suicide last week citing relentless bullying, Monica Lewinsky is pushing others to take a stand against bullying.
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" During the debate on the convention floor, Marquice Hobbs, a young delegate from Texas, urged church members to "lay aside all the political jargon, take a stand," and "do not be afraid to break.
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I'm a high school student and I think we desperately need more leaders like President Obama to take a stand against fossil fuel interests and to block all new fossil fuel infrastructure right now.
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Our unprecedented coalition of more than 80 groups – from the Wounded Warrior Project to my organization, MPA – The Association of Magazine Media – has come together to take a stand against the PRC's dangerous plan.
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Now is the time for each and every one of us to be vigilant and take a stand for civility and respect, so that we preserve our democracy for generations of Americans to come.
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As I have done on countless issues, including disaster relief and wall funding, I will always take a stand against borrowing more money to pay for programs rather than setting priorities and cutting waste.
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In order to change this perception, leaders need embody the right behaviors themselves, hold others accountable for doing so and have the courage take a stand against those who may have discriminatory leadership styles.
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Diddy is calling out one of his biggest business partners -- potentially risking his own neck -- in order to take a stand in a Supreme Court case that will effect discrimination laws for all Americans.
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In their letter, they officially asked the pope to take a stand on five "doubts" they have about some of the pronouncements in his document and declare whether those supersede rulings by previous popes.
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Happn, one of our favorite dating apps, is calling upon male users to wear red lipstick on March 8, International Women's Day, to show that they take a stand against sexual violence against women.
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"We hope that if this behavior we've encountered again by legislators should arise, that [the NAR] will take a stand and let everyone know that their organization is serious about fair housing," Berger said.
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Defiant Network is asking people to take a stand by sharing the image above on Instagram or buying flowers for the internet that they will send to the FCC in memoriam of net neutrality.
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"In Germany, I've certainly encountered hate, but individual courage, as well, from people who are convinced, thanks to a sense of historical responsibility, of the need to take a stand against hatred," she continues.
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But modern Republicans have shown consistent disdain for such experts, perhaps because of a sense that anyone with real expertise or an independent reputation might occasionally be tempted to take a stand on principle.
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"With a simple name change, your village can take a stand against this cruelty," Elisa Allen, director of PETA's London office, wrote, pointing to evidence of mistreatment of sheep on farms around the world.
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The rapper helped his wife Kim Kardashian West accept Caitlyn Jenner following her gender confirmation and was one of the first artists to take a stand against homophobia in hip hop, according to Mic.
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Al Sharpton is weighing in on the NBA's recent drama with China ... telling TMZ Sports the league needs to take a stand for democracy and not let the money talk them out of it!!!
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She referenced an oft-cited quote -- "the time has found us" -- from the author Thomas Paine, who said that history had forced him and his fellow Revolutionary War-era agitators to take a stand.
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In a statement Monday, Board of Education president Gloria Reyes said the district would also review its racial slur policy, which had been created in an attempt to take a stand against hateful language.
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"I have decided that impeachment is the only responsible way that we, as citizens, can take a stand against the president's egregious overreach and careless use of the powers of the presidency," Williamson wrote.
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When I offered my bill to restrict people on the terrorist watch list, or that have been on the list for the last 173 years from purchasing a weapon, they didn't take a stand.
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The "Aquaman" star and ocean activist addressed the United Nations Friday on behalf of small island nations, and made a direct and sobering plea for delegates to take a stand to save the planet.
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But Trump also has another criterion: He wants people who will be personally dependent on him, who don't have any kind of professional reputation to defend and therefore won't take a stand on principle.
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Although we don't know where the newly minted couple are headed, their very escape from conventionality paved the way for other youthful dissenters to take a stand against the deepening American involvement in Vietnam.
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He gained his platform by being the greatest basketball player in a generation, but he has kept it by proving a thoughtful commentator willing to take a stand on the issues he cares about.
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The rally was planned before the deadly white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, VA took place the weekend before, but the response in Boston showed that people will show up to take a stand against racism.
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"We call on journalists to take a stand for free expression in response to yesterday's outrageous purge of Twitter accounts associated with the Alt-Right," The American Renaissance said in a statement provided to Mashable.
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I sat down to talk with them about the upcoming election, why they felt compelled to take a stand against Le Pen, and what the rise of the far right in France means to them.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's decision-making process should be changed to ensure states openly take a stand on controversial issues, the EU Commission proposed on Tuesday, in a move aimed at tackling growing euroscepticism.
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" The Dekalb County theater's new owner explained in a Thursday night Facebook post that "we are first and foremost Christians" and "When companies continually force their views on us we need to take a stand.
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"I have a friend who owns a shop in a solidly liberal area who has had multiple messages from people asking why she hasn't come forward to take a stand with Ravelry," Collins told me.
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The vote will be a test of whether the EU's center-right establishment, which is aligned with Orbán's party in parliament, will take a stand against the rising tide of far-right populists in Europe.
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The White House on Thursday declined to take a stand on whether embattled Alabama Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore should drop out of the race, as the sexual misconduct scandal buffeting Moore continues to grow.
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The Coleco Chameleon—which was announced late last year—promises to take a stand against the proliferate downloadable content (DLC) racket by shipping non-upgradeable cartridge games just like systems from the 1980s and 1990s.
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When Los Angeles speaks, the world listens, and it's now the largest and most notable city to tell the world that 'fur is dead' — but it's not the only major city to take a stand.
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But if Facebook decides to tamper with its algorithm—altering what we see—it's akin to an editor deciding what to run big with on the front page, or what to take a stand on.
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" Trump's statement was remarkable as Frazier, who is one of the country's most prominent black corporate executives, said in his resignation announcement that he felt "a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.
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"We're just one tiny part of a growing and vibrant movement, and while we're proud to play our part, credit goes to Lorde for having the human decency to take a stand," the two wrote.
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But the German government has already indicated that it is unlikely to take a stand to protect Puigdemont, and is leaving the matter to the country's courts to address purely as a matter of law.
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Her campaign said Clinton will tell supporters she will take a stand against weak "rules of origin" and will say the pending Trans Pacific Partnership, a trade compact with 12 nations, is not stringent enough.
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Protecting American businesses from predatory business practices should be a top priority of the Trump Administration, and the American business community is counting on him to take a stand in his meeting with Xi Jinping.
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The campaign is a bid by Steyer -- who has not ruled out a run for office himself -- to "demand that elected officials take a stand" on an issue Democratic leaders have so far largely avoided.
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Democrats are under heavy pressure from immigrant rights activists, who are demanding they take a stand for the estimated 800,000 Dreamers who could be at risk of deportation in the coming years unless Congress acts.
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That is why as co-chairs of the bipartisan Transatlantic Democracy Working Group, we are joining with a bipartisan group to take a stand for CEU, academic freedom and, in a broader sense, for democracy.
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Consumers want real corrective actionForward-thinking brands understand the long-term benefit of demonstrating values and make the strategic decision to take a stand even when it means alienating some customers in the short term.
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Where are the women who have expressed disdain for the so-called "rape culture" in America and why do they refuse to take a stand against the importing of real rape culture to our country?
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has been one of the leaders in what's been dubbed the "new CEO activism," where executives like himself take a stand on issues ranging from LGBTQ rights to climate change policies.
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CEO Judy Faulkner sent a letter earlier this week to large hospitals, which are also the company's customers, urging them to take a stand against the rule, in part because of concerns around patient privacy.
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Trump's stinging public criticisms aimed at the federal prosecutors who argued the case, the jurors who found Stone guilty and the judge who will decide Stone's punishment forced Barr to take a stand (The Hill).
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At party offices and events, at state legislatures and town halls, in the streets of cities around the country and in Washington, protesters should take a stand against the GOP's defenses of bigotry and inequality.
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"As we sat and talked about it with our management team ... it was, to a person, that this is what we need to do, that we need to take a stand on this," he said.
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If we want to keep our streets safe and tackle our overcrowded prison system, governors and legislators will have to summon the political courage to take a stand for the communities that are most impacted.
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Because of this, we have to take a stand for a long-term path forward that lets ride sharing continue to grow across the country, and will pause operations in Austin on Monday, May 9th.
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In public, China has been firm in sending out a consistent message to Trump that the "One China" principle involved its fundamental core interests and it will to take a stand and fight to the end.
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Duterte said Washington's freedom of navigation patrols risked a "miscalculation" that could spark conflict, and accused the previous U.S. administration of pressuring the Philippines to take a stand against China, without a guarantee of military support.
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Maybe we can take a stand and do what's necessary without discounting the cost; go low when it's required without reveling in the other side's pain, taking care we don't get stuck down in the dirt.
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The team's altered jersey was designed to take a stand against Arizona's new SB 25 law, which allowed police to question and detain people based on whether or not they were suspected of being undocumented immigrants.
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"The more people who witness [harassment] that take a stand, label it, and acknowledge what it is, the more likely we'll be to reduce the incidence of it, because perpetrators will be on notice," she says.
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The choice to allow Jones and his rhetoric to remain active on the platform suggests that there is no point at which a situation will become morally reprehensible enough for the company to take a stand.
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But when President Trump unexpectedly tweeted in July 2017 that the government would no longer "accept or allow transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the U.S. Military," Karnoski felt compelled to take a stand.
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Virgil Williams, a writer for the CBS drama Criminal Minds who was recently involved in a physical altercation with actor Thomas Gibson, is encouraging high school teens to take a stand for what they believe in.
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We need institutional change, and part of this campaign is making sure that policymakers are putting the right policies in place... We need businesses to take a stand on equal pay and audit their internal pay.
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Recently, her organization joined forces with Planned Parenthood and Women Human Rights Defenders, an international coalition of 35 human rights groups, to take a stand against criticism from politicians -- and death threats from anti-abortion campaigners.
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The question now is whether we will throw our lot in with those who want to break up hard-won international alliances, or take a stand in favor of a closer partnership between America and Europe.
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Bank of America can honor this history, take a stand against Trump's anti-immigrant agenda and stop asking for citizenship information; or they can be complicit in stoking fear and destabilizing immigrant communities throughout the country.
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Many members of Congress want to take aggressive action to stem future debt accumulation, and they frequently choose the Treasury secretary's request for an extension of the debt limit as their moment to take a stand.
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"They've said, 'This is a real problem for our stakeholders, and we feel like we need to take a stand,'" added Whittaker, whose group recently ranked companies for parental-leave policies and their overall "just" quality.
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We need you to take a stand by examining the ways low-wage workers who are overwhelmingly people of color and immigrants are exposed and unsafe in your companies and take action to change these conditions.
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He's said in the past that "transgender is a disease" and agreed with a questioner who said "we need to take a stand on the indoctrination of Islam in our public schools," among other controversial statements.
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"In a leadership position you have a choice to make, you can go along and get along and incrementally make some changes, or you can actually take a stand for what you believe in," he said.
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This has been part of the league's business strategy, most notably in its "Take a seat, Take a stand" initiative, in which a portion of select W.N.B.A. ticket purchases went to groups such as Planned Parenthood.
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So when the party's leaders tussle over this or that policy, they also need to take a step back, to see the direction the country — the West itself — is heading, and take a stand on it.
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In August, an executive at Dolby Laboratories, which makes entertainment systems, sent an email to more than 30 technology companies in San Francisco about the measure, asking if they planned to take a stand on it.
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Lyft said that it needed to "take a stand for a long-term path forward that lets ridesharing continue to grow across the country" and confirmed it would "pause" its service in the city on Monday.
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We need leaders to rise to meet this moment, and there is plenty of room for our institutional leaders to take a stand for change — to move beyond just responding to harassment to also preventing it.
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Amnesty&aposs report also urged the UAE&aposs counter-terrorism partners, including the United States, to "take a stand against allegations of torture, including by investigating the role of U.S. personnel in detention-related abuses in Yemen."
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Secretary Kerry and the State Department need to take a stand on the part of Alaskans, Americans and some of the last wild rivers on earth, and request that the International Joint Commission act on this issue.
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Will the judges who tossed out the Ohio map—together with similar panels striking down gerrymanders in Wisconsin, Maryland, North Carolina and, most recently, Michigan—persuade the Supreme Court to finally take a stand against partisan redistricting?
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Amber is a perfect addition to the VH1 family because our audience is interested in hearing unique perspectives from those who are unapologetically themselves and not afraid to take a stand on issues they are passionate about.
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"What I'm most passionate about is environmental issues — Native Americans are still facing environmental genocide," Yeung said, noting that these are issues she plans to take a stand on, both personally and professionally, in the next year.
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You believe in strength through independence, but you will have to walk it how you talk it midweek, when action planet Mars meets rebellious Uranus, compelling you to take a stand and put your ideas in motion.
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Like Springsteen and almost every major tech company, Pearl Jam believes there's a need to "take a stand against prejudice" and even promises to fund local North Carolina groups who are working to repeal the offensive law.
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Only about 20 replied, with many aides saying their bosses did not want to take a stand yet; others begged off by saying the officials were traveling or "too busy" to email, call or release a statement.
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I call on everyone to take a stand and not allow our great nation and this government to turn a cold shoulder to those who know no other home than the U.S. and wish only to serve.
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"While I'm hopeful that the State Bureau of Investigation will uncover the truth, I still call on the community to take a stand," she said, surrounded by family members and supporters at a church in Brundidge, Alabama.
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You want to actually take a stand which says, especially for a certain set of people who are unwitting victims of all the economic changes we have imposed on them, let's do something very real and specific.
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In interviews with Reuters, more than a dozen clergymen in Asia's biggest Catholic nation said they were uncertain how to take a stand against the thousands of killings in a war that has such overwhelming popular support.
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But it's sad that, as Democrats prepare to control both houses of the Legislature after being elected on a promise of reform and transformation, Mr. Heastie might take a stand that would make voters feel like saps.
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But that would, at the least, force the party's delegates to take a stand one way or another on Sanders's key proposals — and, Zogby notes, would give them a greater hearing than they would have received otherwise.
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When gay community leaders, magazines, and clubs take a stand for reproductive rights, they decentralize their own voices and acknowledge the struggles of women, non-binary people, and trans men, recognizing their duty to them as allies.
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The actor added that after the call, he decided to "take a stand" because the producer, whom he did not name on Tuesday but had previously identified as Avi Lerner, is facing his own allegations of harassment.
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And companies that do take a stand sometimes face accusations of hypocrisy: BlackRock, through its passive investment funds, is still the biggest institutional owner of firearms stocks American Outdoor Brands and Sturm, Ruger & Co., as Bloomberg notes.
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Although Lyndon Johnson had resisted moving forward with voting rights legislation in early 1965, fearing that another bill would stimulate a backlash after passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Johnson decided to take a stand.
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So scroll through the hundreds of prompts below that touch on every aspect of contemporary life — from social media to sports, politics, gender issues and school — and see which ones most inspire you to take a stand.
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"I cannot in good conscience lead this organization or look at myself in the mirror each morning if I do not take a stand against the racism, sexism and hate that Donald J. Trump continues to promote."
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commission will ask EU member states on Wednesday to take a stand on whether the Polish government is abusing democratic standards, three sources told Reuters, as the bloc steps up pressure on Warsaw.
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" She added: "PETA suggests that while the public may not be able to avoid these nasty notes, they can take a stand for animals and the environment by not purchasing meat or dairy foods with their cash.
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It is for this reason that we must take a stand against prejudice, along with other artists and businesses, and join those in North Carolina who are working to oppose HB2 and repair what is currently unacceptable.
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After all, it is the pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong who have become known most recently for wearing black as they take a stand against the attempts of the Chinese government to make their region less semiautonomous.
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The parallel could apply to his own life as it stands in the media now, his refusal to address the details or otherwise take a stand against the types of sexual harassment that have been alleged against him.
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Social Security is indeed critical to preventing poverty among older Americans, and AARP, in its Take a Stand campaign, is pressing every presidential candidate to unveil his or her plan to ensure that the program remains financially sound.
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Even when she talked about the minimum wage, it was just to say it should be higher, not to take a stand on the Clinton-Sanders debate over whether $12 or $15 an hour is the fairer number.
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By refusing to take a stand on hate speech, they allow the worst of their communities to hide behind cries of "free speech" and "fake news" all while increasingly targeting people with the most offensive and odious harassment.
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To take a stand on gun safety, about two years ago ICCR investors checked their portfolios to make sure they held stock in Sturm Ruger, Dick's Sporting Goods, and American Outdoor Brands, the parent company of Smith & Wesson.
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The announcement last week that the board is officially exploring "strategic alternatives" — code for a sale — and hiring advisers is confirmation that it is still stumbling, refusing to take a stand as its chief executive, Marissa Mayer, flounders.
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"For me, I can speak for my teammates and people in our league, right now [there is a] social responsibility we feel, to take a stand for things we believe in, to look out for the next generation."
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To be blunt, if McConnell were to take a stand that made Trump unhappy, such as supporting a call for a select committee or the Justice Department's appointment of a special prosecutor, Trump could retaliate by firing Chao.
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With Republicans in control of both the House and Senate, the bill faces long odds, but Dems see a political edge in forcing GOP lawmakers to take a stand on net neutrality, which polls find popular with voters.
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I understand the need to take a stand and make your voices heard, to engage in the direct democracy of protest and be a visible and vocal counterpoint to people you deem unfit and systems you deem unfair.
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"It's time for Members of Congress to take a stand, vote no on impeachment, and get back to work on the issues that will actually make a difference in the lives of Americans across our country," he added.
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Deutch pointed to numerous examples of remarks made by both Republicans and Democrats that have been perceived as anti-Semitic, arguing Congress needs to take a stand to prevent hate and acts of violence against the Jewish community.
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Oakland Raiders running back Marshawn Lynch became the latest NFL player to take a stand by sitting during the playing of the national anthem before his team's season opener against the visiting Los Angeles Rams on Monday night.
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Macarena Sánchez, a 27-year-old striker, says the broader feminist movement inspired her to take a stand when she was let go from her club UAI Urquiza, the most successful of the first division teams, in January.
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You've seen people you're close to and people you're not, with increasing levels of urgency, declare it is now time to speak up, to take a stand, to set aside allegiances or hangups or political correctness or hate.
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But in the current controversy, public anger has centered on Beijing-backed Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam and her allies in trying to ram through the unpopular extradition bill, nudging many previously neutral citizens to take a stand.
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