That's...taking away their esteem, taking away their resources, and taking away their role models.
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That's taking away their esteem, taking away their resources, and taking away their role models.
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Taking away a parking space is like taking away someone's firstborn.
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"Taking away my kids is like taking away my life," Maydi said.
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"I don't think that means you then roll that conversation into taking away citizens' rights – taking away a law-abiding citizen's rights," Ryan said in one interview.
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Why is it that he's so passionate about taking away your guns, taking away your First Amendment, your right to speak the truth about this great evil?
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That to me was ... and taking away the press.
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We are not taking away jobs from the United States.
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Taking away Obamacare would mean removing those protections, Stacy said.
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But it's going to start small: taking away blue checkmarks.
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For now, it's just taking away some blue check marks.
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It's about lawmakers taking away a woman's right to choose.
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Taking away its concession is also easier said than done.
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And to be clear, NO ONE IS TAKING AWAY GUNS!
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So this is not about taking away anything from Windows.
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The fix — taking away the horizontal wires — seems deceptively simple.
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Pay it forward — that's what I'm taking away from this.
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Why is he taking away my chance to create mine?
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The Democrats are taking away our freedoms and our jobs.
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The bill also proposed taking away funding from Planned Parenthood.
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There's been so many years of taking away my production.
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They're taking away a flavor I used for smoking cessation.
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"It's a way of putting back, rather than taking away."
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Every month, I'm going add something instead of taking away.
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This ends up taking away some of their natural advantages.
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While some kids might be initially excited to get out of going to school, taking away school attendance means taking away something that's a constant in their lives, Gurwitch said, and that can be distressing.
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"I don't think that means you then roll that conversation into taking away citizens' rights - taking away a law-abiding citizen's rights," he said, in an interview with Tom Katz on Indiana radio station WIBC.
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That's a thing that I'm taking away from this for sure.
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"E-commerce is certainly taking away from that traffic," Hall said.
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"You're accomplishing your goal, but you're taking away revenue," Kominski said.
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They're taking away an opportunity that they already gave to people.
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I'm sorry this is taking away from your day and vacation!
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And it's just a stepping stone to taking away all freedom.
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If you reduce people to one, you're taking away their humanity.
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"We are taking away the gang's lifeblood: new recruits," he said.
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"You're not protecting them by taking away their income," Lee adds.
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Taking away parking spaces is not for the faint of heart.
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Taking away NAFTA would be a 0.4 percent hit to GDP.
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It blames immigrants and first-generation Americans for taking away jobs.
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Taking away that signal would have unknown implications on Facebook's business.
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That's what you're doing—taking away my words, locking them up.
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"A combination of taking away their ability to earn money by striking oil and taking away the money that they have on hand by striking the Daesh cash really puts the squeeze on them," Colonel Warren said.
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That's the main point we should be taking away from this episode.
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Taking away what everything means, it's like, as consumers, we want this.
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We are not taking away employers' right to hire who they want.
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Why do we have to stand for taking away something from people?
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"With gerrymandering you're kind of taking away power from others," says Alvin.
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This essentially guarantees a free rusher while also taking away inside throws.
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Jay-Z, meanwhile, is undercutting Beyoncé's themes by taking away that agency.
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Still, exactly what they are taking away from the standoff is unclear.
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To do so would be taking away from his laid-back artistry.
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You take that away, you are taking away what makes America America.
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He says you&aposre taking away almost three quarters of the value.
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McCready advocates additional gun control measures, but not taking away people's guns.
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"We are taking away already one half of the demand," said Villanueva.
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But what sorts of lessons are people taking away from the film?
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After a video review, Chapman was ruled out, taking away his hit.
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So, Diane brings Lucca onboard, which means taking away work from Cary.
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I feared what I would be taking away from them—a daughter.
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But taking away these protections will impact some communities more than others.
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So is this taking away a tool suited to left-leaning challengers?
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And not only aiming at him, but also taking away his energy.
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"In an era of quantitative tightening, they're taking away plates," he added.
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You take that away, you are taking away what makes America America.
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And she wondered what other students were taking away from the experience.
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They were nothing like "taking away people's First Amendment rights," he said.
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"It's because you're taking away something they use every day," he said.
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It's a continuation of what happens when we're taking away legal pathways.
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I believe you did this woman wrong by taking away her power.
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In short, you cannot give women rights by taking away our rights.
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I'm just so curious what they end up plucking, taking away, rethinking.
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Taking away their children will not stop undocumented immigration from Central America.
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"It's taking away the awkwardness of that clunky exchange," Ms. Benz said.
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Thorne's hacker violated this, taking away her control over her own body.
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Taking away a freedom should never be a model if effective alternatives exist.
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Looking back, what are you taking away from this incredible season for you?
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People be wishing for other peoples kids to be taking away from them.
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Now, as she saw it, motherhood was taking away her sex appeal, too.
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Taking away the EXIM Bank needlessly gives an advantage to our foreign competitors.
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Not taking away any credit from them, the Spurs are known for that.
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The gig economy is all about exploiting workers by taking away our rights.
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Without question, I am taking away a valuable life lesson from this situation.
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Automation and industrial robots are taking away factory jobs in the rich world.
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Taking away our rights as he edges closer and closer to a dictatorship.
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Taking away that barrier to entry appears to already be having an effect.
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"What they're taking away is driving alone or taking a taxi," he said.
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That's because taking away constitutional rights without due process is fundamentally un-American.
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"This is a trend that is heavily taking away from that," he said.
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He's probably super-pissed at Thanos for taking away all his friends, too.
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No one is actively taking away my right to choose, to do, anything.
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Here what's happening is Betsy DeVos is really taking away something from them.
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"This is not about taking away from any other community," Sean Combs explained.
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And they're taking away our weapons one by one, that's what they're doing.
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Or taking away a CNN reporter's media pass to cover the White House?
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"[Taking away H-4 EAD] is like taking someone's crutch away," said Ghosh.
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"We will probably start off taking away existing [insurance rivals'] customers," he added.
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Employers also purposely isolated them, in many cases, allegedly taking away their cellphones.
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And now, here I am, taking away the pension of a Christian white.
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Much of diplomacy is taking away the other side's talking points, or excuses.
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Taking away ownership of their art is both incredibly petty and utterly cruel.
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First you won't do anything about guns, now you're taking away their porn.
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One of the challenges of reducing cost is you're taking away somebody's revenue.
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Chinese interests have descended on our resources, taking away the livelihoods of many.
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Many business leaders opposed H.B. 113 for taking away their workers and customers.
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So what are you taking away from this experience, both personally and professionally?
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Nothing they contribute is as valuable as what they are taking away.3.
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As the Jacksonville experience shows, taking away a grant can be politically sensitive.
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"The liberals are taking away our heritage," said James Moore from North Carolina.
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The spokesperson declined to comment on other tweets by Yiannopoulos, what specifically prompted taking away the verification or whether taking away a verified badge instead of opting to suspend an account constituted a double standard in its anti-abuse enforcement.
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Trump has criticized other guest-worker programs for supposedly taking away jobs from Americans.
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" "But when you consider that we're taking away the mandate, it's to be expected.
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The cruelty of taking away a medication that my child needs was too much.
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I'm not taking away gay rights, we're not going to reverse Roe vs. Wade.
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LePage's rationale for taking away food stamps is uniquely petty, but it's hardly unprecedented.
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Taking away their passengers' laptops will place the affected airlines at a competitive disadvantage.
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Those lines are there because Earth's atmosphere is taking away some of the light.
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It doesn't start with repealing [Obamacare] and taking away healthcare from millions of Americans.
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But her father is taking away that deal and instead just giving her money.
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And it's just another example of what's at stake in taking away people's healthcare.
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Taking away these rules benefits no one except cable, telephone, and wireless broadband companies.
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Taking away someone's livelihood is perhaps the most serious thing an employer can do.
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" Trump said McConnell should have gotten the votes by "taking away a committee chairmanship.
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Rooney has had no problem taking away bodily autonomy from women in the past.
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Most of the notes, however, centered on competition from Facebook taking away Snap's uniqueness.
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"I don't see an OTT platform taking away a package from television," he said.
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Can Apple please stop taking away things I like from the devices I want?
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The survey said Green may be taking away support on the left from Sinema.
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Nothing — certainly not a hateful, unnecessary border wall — justifies taking away the people's voice.
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That's the lesson I'm taking away from this date night, and you know what?
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Taking away, maybe, some of the layers and layers and layers and redundant regulations.
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The other ethical issue is taking away that child's right to an open future.
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News agencies also broadcast images of rescue officials taking away wounded passengers on stretchers.
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"Even though they're taking away local reps, the education isn't going away," he says.
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" Morris added, "When we sentence someone to prison, we are taking away a lot.
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Taking away people's access to books takes away their ability to learn and grow.
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Why do we have to stand up for taking away something from the people?
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INSLEE: Yes, first by taking away the filibuster from Mitch McConnell to start with.
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"China is just taking away more and more freedom from Hong Kong," she said.
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And if you take the guns away that's going to be taking away food.
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Instead, this rule is about taking away women's fundamental health care, plain and simple.
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Even when it's oversimplified to be all about the government taking away your hamburgers.
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The House at one point had talked about taking away the child care benefit.
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"Part of that is taking away the stigma about asking for help," Slaughter said.
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People said, "Yeah you're going to give jobs, but what are you taking away"?
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"I really don't like their policy of taking away your car, of taking away your airplane rights, of 'let's hop a train to California,'" he said during a speech in El Paso, Texas, this past week, drawing a predictable chorus of boos.
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The administration's proposed budget will be akin to taking away the Agency's bread and water.
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Taking away health insurance, put people with pre- existing conditions, Pam Bondi, shame on you.
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Tom Brady believes that the presidential election may be taking away viewers from the NFL.
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"It's not China that is taking away the academic leaders; it's the corporates," Lee said.
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"To the old timers like me, they're taking away what makes it special," said Montante.
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You're taking away the substance of the issue by rendering it as playing the victim.
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"We need change so you don't have underpaid foreigners taking away American jobs," he says.
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Meticulously finding ways to maintain a mood with textures without taking away from the song.
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" Goense succinctly explained the effect of all this: "You're taking away the help I need.
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"It is what it is ... I just think they're taking away people's freedom of speech."
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Then, a London hotel shamed its cabin crew for taking away buffet food in lunchboxes.
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" Trump's budget, he said, "will be akin to taking away the agency's bread and water.
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"They're taking away human banking even though they're trying to promote human banking," he said.
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The two curbed the authority of religious police, taking away their power to arrest citizens.
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Now, the Wall Street firm plans to change those evaluations — by taking away the numbers.
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Taking away someone's income is a hugely onerous thing, and we don't take it lightly.
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Taking away men's guns based on just an accusation creates a real incentive for misuse.
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If you send in too many troops, are you taking away resources from the people?
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And you can't get liberty if you're in the business of taking away people's liberty.
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He tweeted Friday that higher interest rates are taking away America's competitive edge with China.
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If anything else was on it, it would be taking away too much of it.
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"The way of putting pressure is not just by taking away our money," Robinson said.
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See the full list of everything Netflix is taking away from us next month, ahead.
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Every generation I've lived through, there has been an excuse for taking away civil liberties.
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It's the opposite of tangible books … it's more experiential than taking away a tangible product.
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And those Republican politicians are taking away all our rights, putting really virulently anti-L.
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There is no evidence that Democrats have suggested taking away protections for pre-existing conditions.
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They're taking away our freedoms, and we won't just obey because they tell us to.
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Republicans should protect their constituents in rural areas instead of taking away their health care.
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Trump didn't have to harm government workers' by taking away their paychecks with a shutdown.
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YouTube is taking away some verified checkmarks YouTube is making changes to its verification program.
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I felt horribly guilty for taking away one of the people there to help her.
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It was those who don't believe in taking away guns from everyone else in America.
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"Now they are taking away our right to demonstrate; they don't want to hear us."
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That would be like the government saying, 'Okay, we're taking away your right to vote too.
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"Taking away freedom of choice can easily appear authoritarian," says Jeremy Ward at the VITROME laboratory.
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In the end, Sarah saves herself and her town by taking away the other girls' powers.
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"Taking away the capital side, what is really important is this whole user experience," he said.
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"It's not taking away any solutions that already exist, it's adding a new one," Kessler said.
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Mr. Obama is not taking away any law-abiding citizen's guns or changing the Second Amendment.
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Trump has a much friendlier proposal for the industry with taking away the Obama-era regulations.
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Arte Povera, declared Mr Celant, was concerned with "taking away, eliminating, downgrading things to a minimum".
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"So... are we learning that taking away free speech leads to violence yet?" asks a third.
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RIVERA: I thought you were going to say it was like taking away their I.Q.&aposs.
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Ahead, the lessons we can safely recommend taking away from the Cat Marnell school of beauty.
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They also discussed taking away Bad Ape's jacket, but they didn't want to do that either.
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And taking away such a popular drink choice might make customers resistant to trying its replacement.
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Another federal judge barred the Trump administration from taking away funds from so-called sanctuary cities.
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For the first quarter overall, inventory investment was on the weaker side, taking away from growth.
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It's similar to discussions about taking away the car keys when driving becomes dangerous, she said.
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Sudan's economy was crippled when the south seceded, taking away much of the country's oil resources.
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Next year, earnings won't be as strong and central banks are taking away the punch bowl.
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But he gave away a massive concession upfront, taking away leverage his negotiators could have used.
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Taxpayers are harmed by their officials' malfeasance, and taking away resources can hurt them even more.
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And taking away a constitutionally protected right, they argue, should carry a much greater legal bar.
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Sloane enriched his "cabinet of curiosities" through tireless accretion, adding and adding and never taking away.
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Other legislators have expressed concern about taking away a 6900-year-old's supposed right to marry.
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Everything I said about taking away the Clemson run game and forcing Kelly Bryant to throw?
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi is not ready to start taking away the punchbowl — i.e.
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By taking away Facebook's certification, Apple prevented Facebook from testing its own apps on the iPhone.
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There has been a lot of discussion lately about robots and artificial intelligence taking away jobs.
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Aren't you guys taking away food that would otherwise be going to charity and food banks?
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Why would people vote for a presidential candidate who campaigned on taking away their health insurance?
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The regime thinks that by taking away my passport they will stop my human rights advocacy.
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And it only happens, I'm not taking away from coolfest1999, AKA limp biscuits, incredible Tweets here.
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There's a lot more to a comfortable sleep temperature-wise than adding or taking away blankets.
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Who do you see as the intended reader, and what are they taking away from this?
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Taking away binding settlement, said a European Commission official, was "almost a license to start misbehaving".
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Three Democrats defected from their party to support taking away grants from the sanctuary localities: Reps.
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But yes, back in the day, taking away your TV time was definitely a blow. 60D.
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And taking away private insurance could undermine the work of unions and the benefits they negotiate.
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Yet the technology for manipulating textures and flavors, and for taking away alcohol, hasn't improved wine.
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Trump also accused the media of "taking away the spirit of the country" in the interview.
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Trump is taking away health care for millions of people, separating families, and alienating our allies.
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Getting rid of Obamacare means taking away health insurance, and medical care, from millions of people.
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Joe Biden; Beto O'Rourke on taking away AR-15 rifles, and a couple Biden-specific moments.
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If you ask: The time I'm spending on my phone — what is that taking away from?
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"No one is taking away his Twitter," senior Trump adviser Boris Epshteyn told USA Today in November.
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"Democrats are focused on taking away your Second Amendment rights," she said when asked about gun control.
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And the implications of taking away even some of that market go far beyond Surface Studio itself.
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"They did a good job all game of taking away our first and second options," Millsap said.
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Your equity that you're getting, oh, it's taking away from my equity that I should be getting.
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"Money directed toward paying down debt is taking away from other areas of your life," Ryan said.
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Taking away the option for small loans, however, doesn't remove the need for access to these products.
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The employees were initially skeptical, worried that the Bhutanese were taking away jobs from American-born workers.
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To them, deconstructing the GBT means taking away a monument that they relate closely to state pride.
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Taking away the third-party element in the scene gives a more authentic account of the event.
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Only smart policies have a shot of taking away the resources Kim needs to achieve his goals.
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Average annual pay: $265,990Projected job growth through 2026: 1033 percent Taking away people's pain pays off big.
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"Every bit of money we're using to save Frank we're taking away from someone else," she said.
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Arnold suggested taking away Barr's phone might have prevented her Twitter attack on Valerie Jarrett on Monday.
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Once Americans become used to a program, no matter how controversial, taking away those benefits often fails.
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So when you talk about immigrants, they should be adding to this country and not taking away.
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But taking away insurance people already have is — as the Obama administration already learned — wildly, wildly unpopular.
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"Make sure he lives," he says to the paramedics taking away a man with a head wound.
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But (Dumoulin) did a good job taking away both (pass) options and left me with the shot.
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You don't want that ... So just say no when requests start taking away from your personal time.
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I can't see a band that's in their 211s and taking away from bands that are 133.
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The arguments are: If automation were taking away jobs, we'd see it in high productivity growth figures.
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Paul de Vries, a Dutchman working in Brussels, told Reuters he saw police taking away a prisoner.
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That would be like the government saying, 'Okay, we re taking away your right to vote too.
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"She's healing me a little bit more, taking away a little bit of the pain," Kelsey said.
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"Taking away a little bottle may not seem a big deal," the island's forestry corps told BBC.
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I&aposm not taking away how dangerous he actually is, he&aposs proven how dangerous he is.
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"You're not going to fix it by taking away the rights of law-abiding citizens," North said.
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I don't know what the hell this country is thinking, taking away our rights as sex workers.
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None of that matters now, because Google is taking away our favorite means of work-day procrastination.
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But even taking away these big companies, today there are 2,000 unfilled tech jobs in the state.
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We can address the problem of unscrupulous lawyers without taking away the rights of millions of Americans.
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Taking away people's health insurance is one way to create more budgetary space for additional tax cuts.
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Aid to Europe and Eurasia could be part of OMB's rescissions, taking away a valuable diplomatic tool.
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Instead, it's about taking away women's right to make basic decisions about their health and their futures.
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But first, I wanted to ask Levy about the project and what he's taking away from it.
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He characterized the theft of laptops as taking away the means for techies to earn a living.
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With lower corporate tax rates, our trading partners are eating our lunch and taking away our jobs.
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Reich says that while automation is not taking away jobs, it is decreasing the quality of jobs.
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Sudan's economy was crippled when the south seceded in 2011, taking away much of its oil resources.
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There, she asked her House representative, Diane Black, to fix Obamacare's problems instead of taking away insurance.
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Nobody really cares about your child's pictures, and you risk taking away their self-confidence and identity.
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Taking away people's health care or ability to get needed medications only reduces their ability to work.
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But taking away iPads and other electronic devices is only part of the solution, the researchers said.
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Democrats probably cannot stop Trump and congressional Republicans from taking away health insurance from 21 million people.
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Though this might seem contradictory at first, taking away the pressure to perform can be a big help.
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CORBIN, Kentucky — Why would people vote for a presidential candidate who campaigned on taking away their health insurance?
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The trade war risks pushing Chinese consumers away from US products, taking away American jobs in the process.
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" On the phone, Herzog outlines what that means: "You're taking away its right to choose its own food.
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And rejecting a guy because you don't like him means you were taking away his hope for happiness.
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Taking away people entirely would undermine a key element of the justice system, says Calo: the human touch.
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But domestic violence suspensions stand during appeal, taking away any incentive for players to drag out the process.
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The gels did the job of delivering nutrients and taking away waste, but only at very close range.
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"This has nothing to do with the company, but it's not taking away from the company," Left said.
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"I firmly believe we're taking away the will of the 5-million-plus 'yes' voters," Hart said Wednesday.
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"People used to say to me, 'You violated my human rights by taking away my gun,'" Howard said.
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Taking away that prop might adversely affect the markets and the economy, which he already argues is weak.
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Taking away everything they dreamed they were going to be: A mother, a parent, a daughter, a wife.
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But it becomes a tradeoff then-- as to when are you taking away provisions that do real good.
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And by taking away the tumor cells' invisibility cloak with PD-1 blockers, the immune system is unleashed.
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It's taking away the movie Finding Dory, so say goodbye to regular re-watches of the Disney sequel.
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"It's basically taking away something that people had at one point ... and now it's back to the struggle."
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YouTube is also taking away his ability to livestream to his now close to 390,000 YouTube channel subscribers.
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In fact, there were several reports that the authorities had been taking away petitioners all over the city.
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I'm not aware that paying the price includes taking away your rights to vote in a Democratic society.
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Taking away the mayo, ketchup and pickles brings the sodium count down further, from 390 to 230 milligrams.
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In his formulation, they are taking away people's insurance, but destroying something that is doomed to fail anyway.
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Why, then, did the tsar's forces weaken their own diplomatic case by taking away hundreds of Russian monastics?
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Many Americans at the time blamed Mexican communities for taking away jobs and public assistance resources from them.
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Though they may know The Sopranos better than anyone, they may end up taking away the wrong lessons.
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"You're taking away from citizens the right to vote," Democratic Representative Louise Alexander told the Montgomery Advertiser newspaper.
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If it stays sticky, it also has the risk of taking away one of the Fed hikes too.
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It's not really taking away servers, but it is eliminating the need for developers to worry about them.
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But as with the iMac two decades ago, taking away options can be a crucial spur to creativity.
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As city mayors, we are deeply troubled that Congress is considering taking away our right to home rule.
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On Thursday, Warren suspended her campaign, taking away the final mainstream alternative for Democrats who don't like Sanders.
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But many Democrats still view the idea skeptically, wary of its price tag and taking away private insurance.
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Then we figure out that this guy's template is not developing the territory, it's taking away the territory.
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Taking away the suitcase's power supply, he said, would disable features like USB charging ports and GPS tracking.
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They'll be sure to remind voters of the Trump administration's zealous commitment to taking away their health care.
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James expressed disappointment that the situation was taking away from the Eagles' accomplishment of winning the Super Bowl.
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Then artificial intelligence will be developed to solve health care problems of people instead of taking away jobs.
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They used metal- detector wands to search for weapons, and checked bags, taking away any alcohol they found.
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And no, fellow hunters, this is not about taking away our guns or protecting Bambi or outlawing hunting.
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In 2004, the chain advertised a "low-carb" version of its Whopper, which meant taking away the bun.
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It's a simple swap — taking away $700 billion from one class of people to give it to another.
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"As we get older, I don't want him to think tennis is taking away from family," Norlaila said.
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"The Navy will NOT be taking away Warfighter and Navy Seal Eddie Gallagher's Trident Pin," Trump, 73, wrote.
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Schatz' amendment grows ARPA-E's funding by taking away unspent money from other programs in previous years. Sen.
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And taking away one weed killer means another is likely to replace it, with its own potential drawbacks.
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How could Scott, and its parent company, Kimberly-Clark, justify taking away the only product of its kind?
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But Lil Duval continued to make jokes and said it was about manipulation and taking away his choice.
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She says that board members responded to these allegations by taking away Dugan's administrative powers within the Academy.
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"It's more a slap in the face (to the Russians), like they're taking away their toys," he said.
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It's ground zero for an epidemic that is taking away the lives of thousands of people each year.
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He also warned against turning the conversation about the shooting into "taking away citizens' rights" to own guns.
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Trump has proposed taking away the so-called California waiver, a move certain to cause lengthy court fights.
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This line about democrats taking away the health insurance of 28503 million Americans and giving it to immigrants.
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"Part of the problem that we have is because Beto O'Rourke's statement about taking away guns," he said.
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The failing was mine, taking away a little of his pleasure in the modest success of his story.
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My daughter has always felt guilty that because of her illness, she was taking away from the family.
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But, the case may as well be about the government taking away someone's house without a jury trial.
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Even in pairing the characters, he's taking away what you know, and making you as uncomfortable as possible.
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Jean McConville's children know some of the people who are taking away their mother; they are their neighbors.
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The processes of taking away layers of concealment and revealing hidden subjects and images reference Casa Mauaad's past.
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That means taking away some of the spectrum available for devices, but Saw says Sprint has airwaves to spare.
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Police were filmed taking away at least 284 boxes of potential evidence, notably jewelery, cash, designer clothes and accessories.
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They campaigned on getting rid of Obamacare, but now risk blowback from taking away its coverage and popular provisions.
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That said, they are beloved movies and television shows — why does Netflix insist on taking away The Cheetah Girls?
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Biden and Warren had terrible nights: Neither received double-digit support and neither are taking away any delegates. 5.
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There it is again: a way of diminishing responsibility for the player by taking away right and wrong answers.
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But that won't stop the government from taking away more and and more freedoms in order to cut costs.
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The impostors are taking away the joy clowns can bring without thinking of the real consequences of their actions.
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GE is solving that problem with the C-Reach hub, though it's also taking away the line's great strength.
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I've already lamented that taking away the headphone jack will really be a headache and unnecessary frustration for musicians.
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I feel like, if anything, the woman gets blamed for what happens, for taking away from what they do.
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It builds up, primarily in the brain, taking away everything a child has learned within a couple of years.
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I also think they should be creating more ways for us to make money, not taking away our bonuses.
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Because starting in 2017, United Airlines is taking away your right to put a bag in the overhead altogether.
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Ryan acknowledged at a press conference last month that taking away the payments would destabilize the health insurance market.
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This lets you feel like you're in a VR video game without taking away too much from the film.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), a move that highlighted his independence, Republicans said, taking away a potential Democratic attack line.
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As these neurons die, it saps a person's physical strength, taking away their ability to walk, eat or breathe.
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He acknowledges the solution could be taking away work from human lawyers, something they think about quite a bit.
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More recently, our opponents have run smear campaigns designed to scare voters into taking away protections from transgender Americans.
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All clubs and sports were canceled for weeks, taking away the things that provided us with joy and inspiration.
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It's "taking away our agency as individuals," she said, and the solution is moving to true decentralization of data.
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Set aside the current talk up on the Hill of taking away healthcare from millions of people for now.
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Now, Twitter's going to see if taking away some of those engagement nudges will, essentially, keep people around longer.
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She was also demanding and challenging: My taking away her pink iPad could result in Academy Award-worthy histrionics.
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The move, intended to make operating the ship more manageable, ended up taking away the helmsman's ability to steer.
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Overall, the lessons the political world is taking away are good for Cruz and Rubio — and bad for Trump.
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Sanders has and put out there that I don't agree with, like taking away private health insurance from individuals.
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And progressive candidates, mainly Warren, are taking away voters who would otherwise go to Bernie, giving Biden an edge.
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If he's successful in taking away a national monument, he will be depriving every citizen of a rightful inheritance.
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The company executives have said that taking away the encryption would compromise the safety and privacy of its users.
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Taking away the EPA's authority to address carbon pollution wouldn't advance the intent of Congress, it would thwart it.
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"The Navy will NOT be taking away Warfighter and Navy Seal Eddie Gallagher's Trident Pin," Trump tweeted this week.
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Let's figure out what went wrong before we start talking about taking away the rights of law abiding citizens.
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"Collins-Faso amendment means #Trumpcare isn't just about taking away health care," Mr. Schneider, a Democrat, wrote on Twitter.
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"Starbucks was becoming this big corporate machine and taking away from the little guy," said restaurant consultant Aaron Allen.
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One of the Trump defense team's biggest tactical blunders was not simply taking away his phone on day one.
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Moving much further to the right of Obamacare required taking away, or worsening, a lot of people's health insurance.
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"Part of the problem that we have is because of Beto O'Rourke's statement about taking away guns," he said.
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Her tips are meager, and management is ripping her off and taking away most of what little she's earned.
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Wojcicki has previously said she also limits her children&aposs screen time more generally, sometimes taking away their phones.
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But digital media is eating a larger share of the pie, taking away mostly from broadcast and cable ad budgets.
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But it&aposs not like gas prices, it&aposs not like taking away your healthcare, it&aposs not like jobs.
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Dee Dee tracked her down and punished her severely – taking away her phone, smashing her computer, hitting her with hangers.
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India is taking away 4½ million jobs from United States on the outsourcing to call centers, software manufacturing in India.
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"I will never forgive you for taking away the one reason I look forward to flights," one Twitter user exclaimed.
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Prices on the website were low, to boot — effectively taking away two of the major advantages to Wal-Mart's business.
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Debunking this stuff, no matter how gently, can easily get a reaction like that from taking away a child's candy.
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But if spoiling the election for Clinton or Trump by taking away votes is a concession prize, they'll take it.
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"The hardest thing to do in politics often involves taking away rights and privileges from your own supporters," Howard said.
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How did we get to the place where people think requiring a comprehensive background check means taking away people's guns?
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You'll hear that this action is another step toward our government taking away the rights of law-abiding gun owners.
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A few years ago, he discovered that his drinking was taking away from his ability to connect with his audience.
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Many Republicans don't want to be the ones responsible for taking away basic health care coverage from millions of Americans.
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The Trump administration plans to benefit the Cuban people by taking away power from the government and directly emboldening citizens.
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In Welles' case, that included taking away "The Magnificent Ambersons" from the director and releasing it in an abridged form.
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Google set out to find a way to make reading the text easier without taking away from the visual experience.
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"We've worked hard towards becoming simpler and taking away bureaucracy," Chief Executive Thomas Borgen told Reuters in a phone interview.
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The search became a race against time because deforestation was taking away vika's habitat -- the canopy of the island's rainforest.
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We never thought taking away a rainbow would be the perfect way to celebrate Pride, but Skittles proved us wrong.
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But since moving into the White House, he has mused privately about taking away credentials, CNN reported earlier this year.
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"You're not going to fix it by taking away the rights of law-abiding citizens," North told host Chris Wallace.
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The health law created new federal and state-run markets for health-insurance plans, taking away much of eHealth's business.
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What with each pair taking away so much flexibility, they're just irritatingly difficult to build a smooth, interesting grid around.
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The drivers carefully unpacked and assembled every piece, taking away all of the boxes and packing material when they left.
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The simple Trump plan seems to focus on making banks smaller and taking away the regulatory oversight and safety net.
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That doesn't mean taking away people's hamburgers, but it does mean making it a rarer, and thus more expensive, product.
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" Gutiérrez said he was at the protest to prevent the government from taking away DACA benefits "for no good reason.
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Taking away NREPP in its current form could make the task of finding and deploying effective programs that much harder.
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"As we go out of the central business district, the debate over taking away parking spaces becomes harder," Lopez said.
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ROUNDHOUSE This shiny new kiosk assembles tacos, bowls, burritos and more to order, for eating in, taking away or delivery.
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In other words, taking away one means of self-harm did not result in the substitution of an alternative one.
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Two other quick ones — No, taking away the instigator penalty would not allow players to police this sort of thing.
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Only the extremists want to ban all guns; clearly, there are ways to regulate weapons without taking away people's rights.
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But lately, some carriers have been going one step further in redesigning their seats: They're taking away the seatback screens.
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They arrived after 2001, so none of them were ever eligible for the protection the White House is taking away.
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"The thing for me was trying to add without taking away what she had already put in there," he said.
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But taking away NDAs and forced arbitration would deprive predators of the means by which they keep their behavior secret.
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My job punished me by taking away my sick policy and refusing to abide by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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They obsessed over taking away power from the military and paid insufficient attention to the economy, leading to escalating inflation.
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SO THIS IS NOT ABOUT TAKING AWAY PEOPLE OR INDIVIDUAL'S RIGHTS TO USE FIREARMS, BUT IT'S CREATING A PRACTICAL POLICY.
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The idea that robots are taking away the jobs of lots of American workers just doesn't seem to be true.
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"The Navy will NOT be taking away Warfighter and Navy Seal Eddie Gallagher's Trident Pin," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter.
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Children "deeply feel that we're taking away their dreams and hope," said Kubit, who has a six-year-old son.
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Truck death crashes are on the rise, and we need to think of solutions instead of taking away potential answers.
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Instead, she raised her hand for taking away private healthcare and kept a message tailored to the most liberal Democrats.
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Other people don't want to do the work that I am doing, so I am not taking away their jobs.
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"We aren't taking away any service that is currently being offered," City Council Speaker Corey Johnson said in a statement.
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If we just put more money into cancer research and into dealing with the opioid crisis, and now we're taking away money providing drug treatment services in those very same communities by repealing Obamacare and taking away the ability to access a doctor to get new cancer treatments, then we're not really helping anybody.
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So important is the tortilla, that in 1951 a Harlingen, Texas taco vendor exclaimed taking away tortillas would lead to insurrection.
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In contrast, Bitcoin transactions are unstoppable short of taking away someone's computer, phone, and internet connection, for better and for worse.
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Here he is taking away Jose Calderon's open shot while providing Fultz with enough time to switch over and block it.
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CENTRAL BANKERS HAVE historically been compared to party hosts, tasked with taking away the punchbowl before things get out of hand.
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This can be boosted by welfare payments but those are lost as income rises — taking away any incentive to earn more.
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When uninformed people say "the immigrants are taking away your jobs," use reason and facts to explain why they are wrong.
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"We're taking away the stigma of talking about sex," said Hall, who said the group is disappointed about the funding cuts.
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Relative moderates like Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg have gone after M4A for being too expensive and taking away people's choices.
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Although treating college athletes like children and taking away their stuff seems like a rather ham-handed way of doing things.
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And opposition leaders accused the socialists of taking away the audiovisual equipment that would allow the opening session to be televised.
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NBC called the California primary for Clinton, perhaps taking away the last justification for Bernie Sanders to stay in the race.
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"It's a shame that this group is taking away from a platform that is bringing so many people joy," Galanis said.
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The same company reported that people are more engaged in playing, taking away from time they'd normally spend in other apps.
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Microsoft issued a follow-up statement saying it was "dismayed" by the Trump administration's policy of forcibly taking away people's children.
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The calls included voice messages "concerning Congress taking away his guns, abortion, illegal immigration, and Muslims in Congress," the complaint said.
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But they saw the corporations as exploiting them, taking advantage of them, taking away profits that should belong to small businesses.
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In "Hesitate," Joe sings about kissing away Sophie's tears, and taking away her pain and putting it on his heart instead.
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The road that runs along the front of the building was restricted to emergency vehicles and those taking away the dead.
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This was during the Obama administration so it was like, "Obama's taking away our guns again!" and all this crazy stuff.
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"Everyone started taking away his right [hand], so he had to start driving left for the game winners," LaVar Ball said.
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It might be unfair but her symbolic stance is taking away from the equally important are far more attainable immediate goal.
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There's also little evidence that dairy alternatives are taking away market share from dairy milk since they have different core markets.
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Father Kenny McCaughey expressed his gratitude to the university for taking away the financial burden of sending his children to college.
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"At a time that we are trying to get more people access to treatment, we're essentially taking away access," Evans said.
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Goff remains up-and-down when forced to throw on third down, so taking away easy early-down completions is paramount.
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There are also some sparkly orange arrows that sometimes direct you to the right spot, taking away from the immersive experience.
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Taking away the randomness would suck the fun out of the game for hardcore players — they'd literally end up diagramming levels.
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While understanding that the standards must remain high, the U.S. should not be taking away this crucial route of safe haven.
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Republicans may think that we're not paying attention to their cruel obsession with taking away our health care, but we are.
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Bin Salman has ripped this up by imprisoning royals, taking away their money and power, then handing it to a loyalist.
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The new A73 Fusion chip once again adds without taking away: more CPU, more GPU performance, greater efficiency, longer-lasting battery.
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Taking away privileges also works well for older children as long as it's done in a measured way and without anger.
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This means that these cuts could ultimately cost the country millions of dollars, while taking away hope from patients like me.
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Rather than providing more support, their school began to suspend them—punishing them for minor misbehaviors by taking away learning opportunities.
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"Every month and quarter and year they wait, they are falling behind third-party markets that are taking away their customers."
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To put it plainly, racial bias is taking away money that could be put toward college tuition or a small business.
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He was nominated for the purpose of taking away a woman's constitutionally protected right to make her own health care decisions.
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Kavanaugh's vote could be responsible for not only taking away our rights, but also autonomy over our bodies and our families.
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Taking away that safe and basic procedure leaves pregnant women in their second trimester with only one abortion option: induced labor.
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On Sunday night in Cleveland, a mother and son had a fight that resulted in her taking away his PlayStation 4.
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Why it matters: The request conflicts with Trump's criticism of foreign workers he said are taking away jobs away from Americans.
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The first thing I thought was that they'll start by taking away our right to wear a niqab, but what's next?
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"If we're talking about taking away benefits that senior citizens have earned, that — to me, that's unfair to people," MacArthur added.
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It allows the American people to choose this high-quality, affordable option instead of taking away their current health insurance. Yes.
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But C.G.I. also allowed filmmakers to erase small mistakes around the edges of silicone pieces, taking away the burden of perfection.
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Davis did a good job of feinting and staying on top of his feet, taking away Zabit's favorite method of countering.
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Using timeouts, taking away things they like, and even scaring them can be as or even more effective than physical punishment.
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But it was taking away something so fundamental to life as health insurance that prompted Brown to get into this race.
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Many who accuse Airbnb of taking away from the housing pool for a city's permanent residents decry these mini Airbnb empires.
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Plus the nonsense is taking away from the more important things we should be focusing on at a time like this.
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"I thought we did a much better job of pulling in and taking away driving lanes," Pelicans coach Alvin Gentry said.
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I think women should be taking away the message from the Republican Party that they're not going to stand with women.
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"Large municipalities sometimes see ride sharing as their enemy because it's taking away from their ridership," said Lynn Dollin, Innisfil's mayor.
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Ms. Krueger said she supported new taxes on the wealthy, as well as taking away outdated tax breaks for certain industries.
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I still don't know whether to congratulate him for retiring, or hate him for taking away a piece of my life.
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Palin allegedly assaulted an acquaintance, then prevented her from calling police by taking away her phone, troopers said in a statement.
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Local Chinese brands like Oppo, Vivo and Huawei have posed a big challenge to Apple in China, taking away market share.
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I'm taking away from Black History month the image of Spike Lee preaching to the nation about the significance of 1619.
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"By leaving they may be taking away a major obstacle that will allow us to reach a solution," he told reporters.
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"Large municipalities sometimes see ride sharing as their enemy because it's taking away from their ridership," said Lynn Dollin, Innisfil's mayor.
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Yet by taking away Pryor's voice, and in the process his performance-as-therapy, Ligon does something different and altogether fascinating.
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"It doesn't make sense, because if you unfollow somebody, you're not taking away their freedom of expression," he told VICE News.
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Mr. Clive of Human Rights Watch said taking away citizenship "on the whims of a minister" is setting a bad precedent.
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He denounced Hitler and the Nazi state for taking away individual freedoms, and touched on the threats of tyranny nations faced.
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If I am working and other people don't want to work, I don't think that I am taking away their jobs.
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"The way I see it [is] that [charters] are taking away from all those kids who are left behind," Hammer said.
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Youngstown is near the Lordstown General Motors plant, which shut its doors in March taking away thousands of jobs in the region.
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The AfD has made significant gains since migrants started arriving here in large numbers last summer, taking away support from Merkel's conservatives.
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Many credit card companies take out a small percentage of the tip you leave taking away from the server's full tip amount.
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The AfD has made significant gains since migrants started arriving here in large numbers last summer, taking away support from Merkel's conservatives.
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Rather than taking away from the fight of good verses evil, it shows that while the line is blurry, it's still there.
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I don't doubt that the time he's taking away from the company now will be spent partly with him recovering and grieving.
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Taking away blue slips removes this leverage and so could actually have rather important consequences for presidential-senatorial consultation, regardless of party.
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Sasha Hostyn, who won this week's tournament for Canada under the handle Scarlett, said esports were not taking away anything from Olympians.
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"Well, we're not taking away your liberty, actually, and that's something we've tried to make clear time and time again," Tarr said.
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By taking away a perk here and adding another there, each airline has created a unique version of the same miserable experience.
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Plus the ISS has been designed to work as a complete system, so taking away chunks would present a significant design challenge.
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The guidelines also emphasize that employers cannot discriminate against pregnant women by refusing to hire them or taking away their job duties.
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It's always cute when when people taking away healthcare and supporting Muslim bans make jokey jokes 😍😍😍☺️☺️☺️.
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Federal courts, for example, also largely blocked the administration from taking away funds on grounds that jurisdictions don't cooperate with immigration authorities.
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"They [CBP] have cannibalized their special units, taking away form training, horse patrol and other special units to provide care," Tandy said.
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By excluding DACA from the negotiations, Democrats are taking away a major bargaining chip Trump could dangle in exchange for wall funding.
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We need a comprehensive approach that ends this confusion and empowers gig workers without taking away their flexibility or ability to innovate.
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Hospitals with interoperable records would be taking away all the friction that's associated with switching providers in the current health care system.
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It flooded its members with sky-is-falling warnings about the government taking away gun rights, and urged them to hound lawmakers.
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Yet under this agreement, we are effectively putting these reserves under lock and key, taking away the great wealth of our nation.
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Whittaker and Stapleton, who helped organize the walkout, said the company is trying to silence them by taking away their job responsibilities.
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Donate To Planned Parenthood It's important to understand that states taking away abortion providers' Title X funding won't completely defund Planned Parenthood.
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By taking away the magic and whimsy of Harry's world, we can look at each spell from a strictly etymological stand point.
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One thing she doesn't want people taking away from the Men and Marsupial calendar, is the idea that opossums make good pets.
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However, today many brands have their own boutiques or showrooms, which is taking away from foot traffic and sales, according to Smith.
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Second, he typically stands with only one foot in the doubles alley, not visually or physically taking away the server's favorite location.
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"The impact of taking away pretax contributions doesn't affect really wealthy people," said Aaron Pottichen, president of retirement services for CLS Partners.
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And, often, the first step in moderating YouTube's content is demonetizing a video — taking away its ability to make money on ads.
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The first inning was not a positive but taking away from that, I think Zach has something to build on for sure.
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Taking away the option to have any flavor, other than traditional non-mentholated combustible cigarettes, probably won't convince anyone to quit smoking.
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Moreover, he said Democrats will find it harder to mobilize against giving Americans tax cuts than against taking away their health benefits.
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What we don't need is politicians taking away our decisions just because of how much money we make or where we live.
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"The main thrust of Medicare for all is giving you a new government plan and taking away your other choices," Azar said.
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Critics say it's not fair to penalize people for not voting consistently by taking away their ability to vote in the future.
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In recent months, the federal government has proposed taking away anywhere from $1.3 billion to $3 billion from the Pell Grant program.
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Former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara on Wednesday fired back at President Trump's tweet raising the prospect of taking away NBC's broadcast license.
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You can turn off Cortana in Windows 10 through the Settings menu by taking away its ability to respond to your voice.
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If I sat here and gave you the gory details of what happened to me, what are you taking away from that?
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Andrew Rosenthal It's time to talk about taking away guns — not everyone's guns and not all of them, but a whole lot.
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In the case of surgeries on intersex children, we have doctors and legislators incensed about taking away parental rights to make decisions.
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Freedom, courage, and a hope for liberation — that's what people have been taking away from the story of the Exodus for millennia.
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"You want to let performances breathe and jokes land, and stay out of the way and support everything, rather than taking away."
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As state after state has undermined Roe, has put in exceptions has come right up to the age of taking away protection.
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Taking away the cabinet ranking that many former United Nations ambassadors have been given would suggest that the position was being downgraded.
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Why it matters: Rescheduling the speech would have another benefits for the Democrats: taking away a nationally televised platform from the president.
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I will attempt to discipline using words, and if necessary, there could be a punishment of taking away some sort of belonging.
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"Taking away the 'sagebrush focal area' protection would be removing just one of multiple layers of protection," said the spokeswoman, Heather Feeney.
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Trump, who publicly opposed taking away Gallagher's Trident pin and had intervened in the case to restore his rank, cheered Esper's moves.
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Online advertising has boomed, taking away from print ads that would typically go to support local newspapers, radio broadcast and TV broadcasters.
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It's a bad idea to let politics stand in the way of educating students by taking away the roof over their heads.
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For example, it's true that taking away private insurance isn't a great talking point and it isn't going to happen anytime soon.
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Matt Bevin (R), undid the executive order — just as easily taking away from ex-felons what the former governor had given them.
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And if you get up and pound the table for taking away the punch bowl, you're not going to get many votes.
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Kansas sanctioned families that missed an appointment or couldn't meet the requirements by taking away their TANF assistance for progressively longer periods.
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Trying to connect these disparate dots is taking away from the fascinating and actual story that The Mandalorian is telling on Disney+.
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A few anecdotes about class actions when held up against the CFPB's extensive data don't justify taking away everyone's day in court.
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Industrial robots—and the anxiety that they're taking away jobs—can be found throughout the U.S. But they're not spread out equally.
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We can ask for a more specific assessment of rights without taking away the freedom to carry reasonable guns under reasonable conditions.
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As we seek to do this, however, we can't pull the ladder out from under them by taking away their health care.
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Trump, who publicly opposed taking away Gallagher's Trident pin and had intervened in the case to restore his rank, cheered the moves.
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Taking away those unpopular pieces of the law and keeping the popular pre-existing conditions piece might seem like a political win.
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"The Navy will NOT be taking away Warfighter and Navy Seal Eddie Gallagher's Trident Pin," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter on Thursday.
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But he wasn't moved to tears by how many Kentuckians would suffer if he had succeeded in taking away their health care.
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She said at one point that she was upset because, if she beat her buddy Kalorie, she'd be taking away her dream.
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Trump's full-throated support for a reckless replacement bill has convinced millions of Americans that he's intent on taking away their insurance.
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John Kennedy (R-La.) argues that taking away states' rights to regulate their insurance markets is just what's needed to spur competition.
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Like the small number of Americans who support Trump, Americans who support taking away women's freedom to choose are not the majority.
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I love social media, but the negative people on social media don't realize that they're taking away from what could be so positive.
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Republicans unfazed by Democrats' landslide victories in the Tuesday elections are taking away entirely the wrong lesson, says one reflective Virginia Republican lawmaker.
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There's also the repeal and replacement of Obamacare, with the GOP-endorsed replacement potentially taking away health care coverage from 183 million Americans.
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It also helps me not to feel like doing stuff for Jordan's mom is a burden or taking away from rare family time.
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Members of the West Virginia community argue that taking away the GBT would strike too big of a financial blow to the region.
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He wants officials to work to identify the so-called bad guys earlier to prevent another Parkland tragedy, instead of taking away weapons.
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Taking away more than 20 million cubic meters of silt would increase the depth of lake by 3.5 meters (11.5 ft), he noted.
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Previously O'Rourke had opposed mandatory buy-backs, saying as a Senate candidate in 2018 that he would not support taking away Americans' guns.
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BUT THE IDEA OF JUST TAKING AWAY THE REGULATORY CHANGES THAT WERE MADE POST FINANCIAL CRISIS, I THINK, WOULD BE A GREAT MISTAKE.
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For example, last month, it considered taking away driving permits from motorists if they were caught using mobile phones while at the wheel.
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Taking away privileges, including clothes, food, and his chair, would enable Zubaydah to see his interrogator as "a god" who controlled his suffering.
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And they're making moves ahead of those launches to dislodge Netflix's advantage by taking away some of its most popular shows and movies.
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But Google is testing a new feature would tame the backspace by taking away its privilege to reload a prior page in Chrome.
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In focusing on my own pleasure, I feel that I'm taking away from my partner's, as if pleasing me doesn't also please her.
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I get the sense that Apple thinks this whole situation is overblown and an undeserved distraction taking away from an otherwise great product.
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"Once you started taking away the CorePower membership, the gym membership, the couple of boutique fitness classes, everything is pretty comparable," Nikolas says.
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Taking away access to a resource as meaningful as prestige education can galvanize people to engage in politics as a single-issue voter.
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The lawsuit claims that Tinder's owner, IAC and Match Group, robbed the employees by lowering Tinder's valuation and taking away their stock options.
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Chief among fund managers' concerns: Oil prices will level out or once again decline, taking away a major catalyst for higher stock prices.
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He'll also have to deal with the challenge of taking away an entitlement that millions of people have become used to having. Rep.
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"If you're lowering the rate and you're taking away the deductions, I think it's going to be a level playing field," he said.
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A Czech court last month issued a preliminary injunction taking away NWR's control over OKD and handing it to a board of creditors.
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This week, Twitter released new rules for verification, and immediately began acting on them, banning accounts like Baked Alaska and taking away verifications.
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Indeed, "decriminalising consumption without taking away from organised crime the provision of the supply of drugs would be counterproductive, even disastrous," he argues.
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That's what pissed her off in the long run, that she felt like people were taking away her agency by having that conversation.
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"I don't believe that taking away the privacy rights for 99 percent of people is a noble thing to do," Mr. Lombardo said.
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Martin suggested the idea while members representing different minorities argued passionately that taking away the superdelegates vote on the first ballot was undemocratic.
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His candidacy is a blot on our nation, and I for one applaud the PGA for taking away his golf event in Florida.
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Trump can appease his base without paying the kind of immediate political consequences that would come from, say, taking away their health insurance.
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The Ending Mass Collection of Americans' Phone Records Act would end the program for good, taking away the NSA's authority to restart it.
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I think this one is intriguing, however, and it managed to be a feat of construction without taking away the enjoyment of solving.
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In taking away the woman's issue from Clinton's arsenal against Trump, the allegations against the former president severely impede her chances at winning.
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"Taking away funding because our law enforcement will not act as federal agents would not only be irresponsible but immoral," Mr. Garcetti said.
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"State after state has undermined Roe has put in exceptions, has come right up to the edge to taking away protections," she continued.
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On current policies, trade deficits are set to keep soaring, taking away American wealth, jobs and earnings in hard-pressed import-competing industries.
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Users can make transactions directly under pseudonyms, taking away power from banks and governments, and it is not controlled by a central authority.
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Only breaking up the business and taking away all of the ill-gotten gains seems likely to get corporate executives' attention these days.
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He also defends gun rights and says "no one's taking away" the right to bear arms while loading a gun in the commercial.
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He developed a system called "managed democracy," squashing opposition parties and taking away the people's right to vote for local or regional governments.
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"We aren't taking away any service that is currently being offered to New Yorkers," Mr. Johnson said during a phone call with reporters.
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But when you're talking about it taking away from a season like that, that's when we're valuing that stuff a little too much.
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By cutting off U.S. aid, the policy forces many healthcare providers to close, taking away services from disadvantaged people who desperately need them.
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" Allison Roskelley, Jess's wife, wrote, "Your dream was engrained in your soul, and that is something I never imagined taking away from you.
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Whittaker and Stapleton, who helped organize the walkout, said the company is now trying to silence them by taking away their job responsibilities.
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She heard the president talk about Affordable Care Act repeal but didn't think he would actually follow through on taking away health insurance.
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But it could mean taking away thousands of important conversations between patients and doctors, as well as thousands of clarifications and educational opportunities.
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Taking away a player's "time and space" is a time-honored hockey cliché, but it's also the best way to contain a star.
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You're taking away from the players the one thing that players love about Davis Cup, which is the home tie, the home crowd.
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At the end, though, what I found myself taking away from the experience was that my pancreas was working just as it should.
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Trump, who publicly opposed taking away Gallagher&aposs Trident pin and had intervened in the case to restore his rank, cheered the moves.
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The current practice of qualifying "American" with one's race, background, sex, or anything else risks taking away our wholeness and leaving us fractured.
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"I'm OK with taking away a little bit of civil rights on a short-term basis if it keeps someone alive," Brewer said.
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Taking away federal protection now — with the bears' food sources plunging and their ecosystem isolated — is an act of either deceit or folly.
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You are invisible, and relevant only to the extent that you are cleaning up after people and taking away the things they discard.
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But even when it feels like your card issuer is taking away the small things that bring you joy, you're not exactly powerless.
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BOE'S CARNEY SAID UK PM JOHNSON'S BREXIT DEAL NET ECONOMIC POSITIVE FOR TAKING AWAY NO DEAL DISORDERLY BREXIT TAIL RISK - BBC REPORTER TWEET
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But taking away the pressure on Iran by undermining this deal will not strengthen our hand in getting closer to resolving these issues.
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What's more, by taking away access to small dollar loans, many Americans will be left with no choice but the unregulated, underground marketplace.
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Analysts also noted worries that regulators would allow more initial public offerings, potentially taking away buying demand from the small-cap tech stocks.
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It turned out he was childhood friends with a resident assistant I knew and had boasted to her about taking away my virginity.
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ESPN has struggled this year, with 1.4 million cable subscribers abandoning its flagship channel, taking away tens of millions of dollars in revenue.
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If these were potato chips they were taking away from us, we would be marching on Washington with pitchforks and spears right now.
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Chittock contends that FodderWorks' robotic system isn't taking away from any jobs, because this type of feed production simply hasn't been done before.
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She steals every scene she is in, but in a way that complements her co-stars instead of taking away from their performances.
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Lawmakers could, for example, impose a strict definition of what qualifies as an emergency, taking away presidential flexibility to deal with unforeseen circumstances.
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But the laws shift power toward Republicans, either by increasing their influence on boards, or taking away key appointments from the Democratic governor-elect.
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Atiriri's chairman Ngai M'Uboro said the politicians received a permit that communities would never be able to access, taking away a valued local resource.
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In schools, this would also mean taking away a secluded space in which many children, not just those who are gender variant, are bullied.
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Cummins worked with an event planner at the venue to rearrange the reception area, taking away the head table, cake table, and gift table.
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The problem for Trump is that he is viewed by many as both sleazy and taking away health care from people with preexisting conditions.
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If there's any bright spot about Google taking away the standard headphone port, it's that the Pixel 2 also has greatly improved Bluetooth performance.
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They quietly built chemistry through the first couple seasons and switched seamlessly to dating, never taking away from the show's primary focus: the squad.
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Start taking away Brennin&aposs security clearance or access to anything, Clapper&aposs security clearance or access to anything because they have become partisans.
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And I'm not alone: if you do this, you are taking away the health coverage, and the peace of mind, of millions of Americans.
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But when we started backing off, taking away treatments so she wasn't on so many meds, she started getting better all on her own.
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By banning Uber, TfL is putting 40,000 drivers – many of whom are not British – out of work, and taking away a service from Londoners.
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The NFL also punished the Patriots by taking away their pick in the fourth round of the 2017 draft and fining them $1 million.
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Melania has mentioned before that she would take on online bullying, but it's unclear if her plan would include taking away her husband's phone.
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Most platforms would think of CarPlay DND as too parental or even taking away freedom, but it is absolutely the right thing to do.
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While most opponents send early help when Westbrook isolates in the post, the Rockets allow Beverley to guard him individually, taking away passing angles.
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"The trouble with Barbie is that if you start taking away her unrealistic elements, she disappears altogether," Alexandra Petri wrote in the Washington Post.
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But to say that taking down a statue of Robert E. Lee is taking away someone's "history"-- I'm not even sure what that means.
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By diverting taxpayer funds from public to private schools, we are taking away parents' and students' choice to go to a quality public school.
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" Nevertheless, advocates like Amy Siskind of The New Agenda have demanded to know why DeVos was "taking away Title IX protections for college women.
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"He was nominated for the purpose of taking away a woman's constitutionally protected right to make her own health care decisions," her Tweet concluded.
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"The U.S. is raising rates while the dollars gets stronger and stronger with each passing day - taking away our big competitive edge," he tweeted.
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"We see that short-term problems – that are important as well, such as refugees – are taking away budget from long-term problems," he said.
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Taking away the refinery throughput of 252.75 million bpd leaves about 29.3,22018 bpd of crude that most likely flowed into commercial and strategic storage.
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Other Republicans, including the White House, have already begun to undermine the CBO's credibility, anxious of being perceived as taking away people's health care.
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The violence saw immigrants attacked and killed, amid growing resentment against the country's 5 million foreigners for perceptions that they are taking away jobs.
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"How do we protect transgender people against real and pernicious discrimination," Mr. Bookbinder asks, without taking away the reparations women fought so hard for?
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The transportation agency is considering carving out temporary bike lanes and taking away traffic lanes from cars by using orange cones or movable barriers.
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"This early 2019 case included voice messages by Kless concerning taking away his guns, abortion, illegal immigration and Muslims in Congress," Agent Evans wrote.
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Donald's arms allow him to get leverage on taller linemen — plural, considering the double teams he faces — beneath their pads, taking away their strength.
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I dont like to think about death often, but when I do I believe that to live forever would be taking away life's purpose.
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Since the announcement, Harvard students have criticized the university for taking away the one thing that equalized a campus with diverse income levels — accommodations.
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Instead she clarifies and strips ballet to its essential elements — line, changing dynamics, the musicality of the moving body — taking away any presentational aspect.
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The federal courts should not repay their service by taking away the health care that many of them need to thrive or even survive.
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Higher mortgage rates, combined with the loss of homeowner tax breaks in some of the nation's most expensive markets, are taking away buying power.
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Instead, trust that leeks add their mild onion-y touch, and that spinach and broccoli actually contribute to the flavor instead of taking away.
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"You don't start out by saying I've got 160 million people, I'm going to start taking away the insurance plan they love," he said.
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"You don't start out by saying I've got 160 million people, I'm going to start taking away the insurance policy they love," he said.
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So if you're eliminating that opportunity, you're taking away some people that could be difference-makers in our sport, on or off the field.
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But GMC needs to be cautious about AT4 not taking away from Denali models, particularly for the upcoming 2021 Yukon and Yukon XL SUVs.
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So they are creating a system that will ensure children that will need expensive specialty care and they are taking away coverage for it.
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Cap said development of satellite cities encroachment was also taking away good agricultural land and depriving Nairobi of its source of cheap, affordable food.
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Those who oppose more controls on private gun ownership say that any limits would be a "slippery slope" to taking away all weapons. Why?
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But if you've tried to post that Live Photo on Twitter, it would render as a still photo, taking away some of that magic.
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The new measures mean only PNB officers will be able to initiate messages on SWIFT, taking away the authority of clerks to do so.
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There is more supply than demand for legal services so some big law firms are demoting partners — taking away their share in annual profits.
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Taking away the intent of the Holocaust may not be the classic form of Holocaust denial, but it is a form of denial nonetheless.
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Or, the way that I see it, taking away the glimmer is my young daughter's eye that she can be the next greatest inventor.
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By taking away that federal money and instead giving it to "full-service medical care" centers, she said, the national abortion rate will drop.
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Subit said that in discrimination and harassment cases, taking away the right to a trial by jury is not in the best interest for employees.
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Identifying those users and either banning them or putting them in a box or somehow taking away their vectors of attack is actually pretty effective.
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They blame uneducated, unskilled newcomers for a host of social and economic problems — such as taking away blue-collar jobs from Americans and burdening taxpayers.
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The momentum could ultimately be taking away from Black Friday, with some people saying there were fewer lines at malls and outside stores Friday morning.
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They know they don't have an alternative, and they also know that voters will be angry with them for taking away the benefits they enjoy.
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If a Republican president with majorities in both houses of Congress cannot succeed in taking away an entitlement, then they might as well give up.
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At any point, the person setting up the tool can make changes, adding or taking away keyword filters or switching up their team of moderators.
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Beyond the psychological and physical costs, taking away their right to work is likely to reduce the economic returns of the H-1B programme itself.
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Far Cry: Primal pushed the envelope in a very different way, taking away players' guns and throwing them back to the beginning of human civilization.
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The Lord Mayor of Dublin, Micheal Mac Donncha, said the city council had discussed taking away the honor and the matter was still under review.
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"Taking that away from them is a bit like taking away subsidies," admits Michael Cullen, a former Labour finance minister who led the advisory group.
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But responding by taking away the fun of the fan theory is prioritizing the creators' egos over the way people choose to enjoy their art.
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Experts have suggested a few ways the drug could be curtailed without prohibition, including higher alcohol taxes and taking away some people's right to drink.
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Trump has propelled his campaign by tapping into angst in blue collar America, and has heavily criticized free trade deals as taking away American livelihoods.
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If I was making a film about the two of them then it would really make sense, but it was taking away from Robin's story.
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Nobody suggests taking away cars or going through a battery of tests to determine whether or not you might be a drunk driver one day.
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Nor will taking away $5 billion in treatment resources from the nearly 85033 million people in treatment today improve the mental health of the nation.
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"Every second you spend thinking about what someone else has, it is taking away from time that you can create something for yourself," he says.
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He said that Eurovision venues began placing guidelines on flags in 2012 in Baku, Azerbaijan, as large flags were taking away from the televisual experience.
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The first step to saving Miami, per Inslee: "Taking away the filibuster from Mitch McConnell to start with, you have to do that," he said.
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Simply taking away something you've come to enjoy for a day or a week will give you a fresh appreciation of what you already have.
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Corporate special interests, intent on shrinking union membership and taking away worker power, seek to shatter the progress made by organized workers in recent years.
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"If these were potato chips they were taking away from us, we would be marching on Washington with pitchforks and spears right now," Kimmel said.
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"Taking away heavy, dark pillows and replacing them with light and vibrant patterned pillows can instantly bring a fresh feel to a space," explained Moore.
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Lawmakers who understand the value of harm reduction need to reconsider why they are taking away products that encourage smokers to move away from cigarettes.
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To make our communities even safer, we need to focus on the real problems, not on taking away the constitutional rights of law-abiding Americans.
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Kimmy spends this episode wondering if she's a good person because Xanthippe (Dylan Gelula) accuses her of ruining her life and taking away Xan's home.
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It is a strategy built for the heavyweight division: taking away the punching power and testing the endurance rather than the chin of the opponent.
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"You're sort of giving them six and taking away a half a dozen," Clayton Allen, an analyst at research firm Height Capital Markets, told me.
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Our inherent anxiousness or even fear of cars taking away our control of the vehicle is unfounded, because, in many ways, we've already let them.
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They agree that taking away distractions such as phones, TV, music and the news while they were in the pods helped to secure their connection.
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"They certainly did not believe in any way, shape or form that they were taking away subsidies and pre-existing condition protections," Mr. Elias said.
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"Trump thinks he's going to a summit to talk about taking away Kim's nuclear weapons," Vipin Narang, associate professor of political science at MIT, tweeted.
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" And we were like, "You can't do that, you're taking away the one thing that we're selling, which is that you don't have to go.
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How can politicians get away with taking away your vote, ostensibly to protect against fraud, without in any way demonstrating that there is any fraud?
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Taking away a cell phone, internet privileges or other favorites has proven to have major bargaining power to get them to participate in household chores.
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The writing is filled with white nationalist language and racist hatred toward immigrants and Latinos, blaming immigrants and first-generation Americans for taking away jobs.
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On Sunday, Mulvaney said that has to do with how much employers can contribute to their plan, not taking away coverage for members and staff.
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Nazi Germany, of course, carried the trope of Jews as alien others to its ultimate extreme, taking away their citizenship, their property, and their lives.
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"One hand cannot give what the other is taking away," said Amazon Employees for Climate Justice, a group of workers protesting the company's environmental practices.
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In November, Biden said "we should be considering taking away" Section 230, and several other 2020 candidates have called for the statute to be reworked.
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" They would destroy America, Nauert continued, "by using our own legal system against us, by undermining our financial system and even taking away our holidays.
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Taking away Twitter turned out to be an essential move by his press team, which deprived him of a previously unfiltered channel for his aggressions.
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It also knocks out a potentially serious competitor: Credit Karma has been offering free tax filing services since 2017, possibly taking away customers from TurboTax.
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"When discipline is necessary, taking away privileges in a developmentally appropriate manner -- so, not too long for the age of the child -- can be useful."
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Any defense facing the Ravens can make things tough for Jackson by taking away the edges and covering the tight ends, easier said than done.
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Correspondingly, trying to reverse the A.C.A. means taking away health care from people who desperately need it in order to cut taxes on the rich.
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Other options to pressure Pakistan include taking away its status as a non-NATO ally and naming the country as a state sponsor of terrorism.
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It is a basic human right, and a fundamental constitutional right, for a person to know why the U.S. government is taking away their liberty.
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By taking this role, Ivanka is taking away a life-changing opportunity from another woman, who undoubtedly would have more expertise than the first daughter.
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There she received the indelible number 78651 tattooed on her arm — the Nazis tattooed the inmates, taking away their identities and rendering them simply numbers.
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Consider this passage: Yet under this agreement, we are effectively putting these reserves under lock and key, taking away the great wealth of our nation.
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Scott always starts with a nude subject, then adds to it, which he says is far easier than taking away elements from a photographed subject.
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The purpose of the "strike" is to make the world appreciate women's work — which is systematically undervalued — by taking away that work for a day.
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While Galatasaray are banned from taking away fans to Besiktas for football and basketball matches – and vice versa – the ban doesn't apply to wheelchair basketball.
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Should an abortion case make it to the Supreme Court, a conservative-stacked Court could overturn the case, taking away reproductive rights from women nationally.
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Among the consumers, 59% said artificial intelligence would help people live more fulfilling lines; just 46% believed that AI will harm people by taking away jobs.
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" To gun rights' advocates, Hall argued, "You have your right to bear arms, but your right is taking away my right for my child to live.
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And I'd rather they hide in plain sight so we are better acquainted with our enemies than pretend that taking away their microphones is a solution.
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Instead, he placed blame for much of the slowness on social programs, which he said has been taking away money that could be spent on investment.
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"They have to continue on their path of taking away the accommodation and get into a neutral stance and that's exactly what they did," he added.
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These gatherings will provide plenty of opportunity for political grandstanding from Democrats as they look to cast Republicans as responsible for taking away people's health insurance.
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You're taking away its right to enjoy a sex life if you, for example, have it spayed or neutered, which is what most animal lovers do.
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An estimated 2,000 taxi and bus drivers gathered in downtown Jakarta on Monday to protest ride-hailing apps like Uber and Grab taking away their business.
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I had this internal struggle where it was like, if I went to prom in a suit, would I be taking away from my boyfriend's masculinity?
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But in some cases, they also reshape the very idea of crowdfunding, taking away all of the risk from a concept that was built around it.
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Taking away Miami's ability to feed her son by disengaging with her career is not how I think we should hold her accountable for ignorant remarks.
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Jay Inslee said he would start by "taking away the filibuster from Mitch McConnell," which requires a supermajority of 60 or more votes to pass legislation.
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But with a new project, Cloudflare is taking things a little farther — the company is trying to starve its trolls out by taking away their revenue.
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NORTH: Well, if you want to stop the carnage -- look, you are not going to fix it by taking away the rights of law-abiding citizens.
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One of the things that I have always done in teaching evolution is taking away some of that taboo angle by just addressing it head-on.
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Whatever the author decides to do with this alternate storyline, I just hope he's not planning on taking away Arya's sweet revenge scene on Walder Frey.
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I remember in the early years of Warped Tour, the argument was that it was taking away from local scenes and local bands or local venues.
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Think of it like a prom, but instead of dancing, everyone is getting busy taking away disenfranchised people's human rights — which makes them just as horny.
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While admitting that she needed help and was, in her own words, "insane," she doesn't let her doctors off the hook for taking away her agency.
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Yet the GOP itself faces political hurdles in ending ObamaCare as Democrats seek to target the party for taking away healthcare coverage for millions of Americans.
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At trial, the mother, police officers and the prosecution lawyer said security cameras showed Gadke taking away the infant as she lay asleep by her parents.
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Taking away their insurance coverage will leave them without medical care and at risk of jail, death from overdose, and infectious diseases like HIV and hepatitis.
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It's refreshing and satisfying, plus it helps extend the life of perishable green juices without taking away any of their nutritional value. 8. Cha-cha-chia.
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The project eliminates the problem with most biofuels: that they are perceived as taking away water and arable land that could be used for food production.
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News reports warn that the U.S. seeks to decrease the rights of women and girls by taking away an international "right" to abortion in UN resolutions.
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The point of showing a sonogram, of course, was to drive home the perspective that aborting a fetus is the same as taking away a life.
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With both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump supporting taking away tax breaks for venture capitalists, one VC warned Thursday that move would kill jobs in America.
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Officials in Taipei played down the possibility of China taking away another ally after it this year established ties with Gambia, a former ally of Taiwan.
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The tribunal would still be forced to hear cases in the order they were received, taking away its power to fast-track issues of immediate importance.
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The first challenge is that single-payer would mean taking away the health care that most people have now, whether employer coverage or Medicare Advantage plans.
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In March 2018 it raided the U.K. offices of the now defunct data company, after obtaining a warrant, taking away hard drives and computers for analysis.
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The plan also repeals the personal exemption, which currently allows families to deduct $4,050 per person from their overall tax bill, taking away a big benefit.
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The genetic disease disrupts the part of the nervous system that controls voluntary muscle movement, eventually taking away an individual's ability to walk, eat, or breathe.
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Creative channels are generally less visually overwhelming than the frantic, flashing gaming streams, taking away one distracting element to make way for more personal community-building.
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But how is it possible to exclude any set of men, without taking away that principle of religious freedom which we ourselves so warmly contend for?
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If Republicans don't find a solution, it's easy to imagine Democratic attack ads accusing the GOP of taking away treatment for those with a drug disorder.
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Speaking of punishment, there's a part in the movie where a parent is scared of taking away video games because of the huge fights it causes.
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Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Could temporarily taking away some people's right to drink — after they get in trouble with the law due to alcohol — save lives?
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During a test, though, those involved are mostly aware of where and when the attack will take place — taking away the elements of surprise and uncertainty.
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It is doubly difficult when lawmakers' principal goal is an act of negation — that is, taking away government benefits that voters have become accustomed to receiving.
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Supporters said forced arbitration harms customers by putting companies in control of the process and taking away the right to sue enshrined in the U.S. Constitution.
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Similarly, filters that are basically telling students what they can and cannot look at are taking away students' rights and abilities to choose what they view.
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"When I think of U.S. policy, what tax cuts have given, protectionism is taking away," Eric Lascelles, chief economist at RBC Global Asset Management, told Politico.
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Yet under this agreement, we are effectively putting these reserves under lock and key, taking away the great wealth of our nation, great wealth, phenomenal wealth.
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" The White House again banned cameras from the Thursday briefing, which Acosta slammed as "taking away" voters' ability to "see and hear what [Trump is] doing.
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Some drivers say that they take the B.Q.E. because they have no other options, and that taking away highway lanes would only mean more traffic jams.
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In effect, Mr. Ryan and his colleagues are patting themselves on the back for lowering health insurance premiums by taking away people's access to medical services.
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Navy officials had planned to begin the process of taking away Chief Gallagher's Trident pin, the symbol of his membership in the SEALs, earlier this month.
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The health care situation alone is the literal taking away of people's ability to get treatment for things, without concern for giving them anything in replacement.
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When parents treat their own depression, it may help children grow up in a less stressful home environment, taking away one potential risk factor for depression.
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They also say Tsachas punished them for not meeting quotas for arrests and summonses by taking away their overtime and banishing them to the worst posts.
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The Trump administration should now consider taking away Pakistan's status as a major non-NATO ally, which would limit its priority access to American military technology.
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"Also, by taking away unproductive branches, we limit or eliminate plagues or diseases," Ricardo Zapata, a coordinator for the cacao-pruning initiative in Ecuador, told me.
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Instead, it includes a program to help refer people for jobs and help them gain employment, without taking away their Medicaid coverage if they do not.
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Belichick, perhaps the greatest defensive coach ever, prides himself on taking away an opponent's chief offensive weapon to compel that team to win with an alternative.
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Locking up an individual so they can never harm anyone again, and taking away their freedom, is an appropriate consequence for a person like the defendant.
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A way to apologize is by taking away the censorship of black history and letting future generations receive the knowledge of how America was really built.
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Instead, she talks more generally about "not taking away your choice" — a reference to the fact that people can choose among private and public government plans.
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Last year, she told a group of customer experience managers that she was taking away their paid time off in order to support their career development.
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Republicans simply threatened to pull the rug out from under America's families – taking away their coverage, their access to health care and threatening their economic security.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said in a round of interviews Thursday that the Florida massacre should not lead to "taking away citizens' rights" to own guns.
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" They would achieve this destruction, she continued, "by using our own legal system against us, by undermining our financial system and even taking away our holidays.
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"This helps create balance during the day and ensures that device use isn't taking away from important interactions and life activities," she said in an email.
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The 1986 tax reform bill was a bipartisan effort, with lawmakers essentially agreeing to share the political pain for taking away tax breaks certain interests love.
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"They sort of knocked the breath out of us by taking away the risk corridor," says Jerry Burgess, who served as chief executive of that plan.
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Suffice to say, this would be easier to do if a GOP-controlled Congress could pass a law taking away the EPA's authority over carbon dioxide.
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And what it shows is that Harvard&aposs going to fight for diversity with all its might, even if that means taking away spots from Asian-Americans.
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Similarly, owners of gun ranges and hunting grounds might close up shop for the weekend, taking away opportunities for gun-users to accidentally hurt themselves or others.
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If passed, Prop 60 would make condom use mandatory in all adult films, taking away each performer's agency in making the health decision that's right for them.
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Aside from taking away many employment opportunities for cashiers, getting rid of checkout lines will also leave shoppers to complete one very daunting task on their own.
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"The main thrust of Medicare for All is giving you a new government plan and taking away your other choices," Azar said in a speech in September.
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Masked police officers searched the Moscow offices of Navalny's anti-corruption foundation as well as the homes of several activists on Thursday taking away computers and documents.
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"The funny thing about the Aperol Spritz thing is that the government is taking away a woman's right to control her own body in 2019," she wrote.
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In terms of taking away guns and placing them in a facility or some other measure with a court order he to be able to do this.
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"The gig economy is all about exploiting workers by taking away our rights," said Sonam Lama, an Uber driver since 2015 and a member of the alliance.
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Even if a freeze had been agreed, oil prices would not have changed that much anyway "because it's not like producers are taking away barrels," he added.
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The first thing they did was help me understand that my brain was wired a little differently, but not wrongly, taking away the stigma of my disability.
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" Rosey Blair, who originally tweeted the story, has apologized for taking away the woman's story, saying that turning it into her own "was wrong on many levels.
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He said, in the end, Bear Flag Robotics' aim is to augment the workforce by taking away some of the more mundane tasks required on the fields.
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If your aim is to prevent misuse, it might make more sense to add oversight — taking away the authority of the president to unilaterally launch nuclear weapons.
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He&aposs actually responding to the collusion -- the collusion accusations by saying you&aposre colluding too, and I&aposm gonna -- like, I&aposm taking away your clearances.
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ET) on Saturday, slaughtering 22 residents and taking away food supplies and cattle, said Suleiman, who is from the town of Biu, 120 kilometers (75 miles) away.
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"Cushing inventories did rise, taking away some of the strength of the headline drawdown figure," said John Kilduff, partner at New York energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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These TIPs steal the same proteins used by HIV to replicate, in effect taking away the virus' resources - and they can be transmitted from person to person.
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In return, though, Trello is taking away the ability to create an unlimited number of boards for free Teams users (not regular users outside of a team).
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Celebrities and athletes also clapped back at Trump — many of them mocking him for taking away a potential invitation after Stephen had already essentially R.S.V.P.'ed no.
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Monzo's transparency recently came into focus when the company made headlines for taking away a feature that had been there from the beginning — free ATM withdrawals abroad.
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But, at the same time the legislation is expanding voting rights, it is disenfranchising Americans by taking away their voice and ability to speak truth to power.
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No longer are they sitting on their hands while the debate is allowed to revolve around how the "party of death" is taking away people's health insurance.
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Defense hawks had warned against the using military money for the wall, saying it would harm readiness by taking away money meant to restore crumbling military infrastructure.
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Mainstream Democrats say the astronomical cost of Medicare for All would bankrupt the government and warn that taking away people's current plans is a surefire election loser.
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In 2015, they based their launch into Oregon on a lawsuit aimed at taking away the voice of workers in the workplace, a lawsuit that ultimately failed.
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He was awarded $1,600 at first, but Trebek circled back and deducted the money when judges found his answer to be inaccurate, taking away an additional $1,600.
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The Republican Party characterized itself as the only thing standing in the way of Obama taking away (white) people's guns and health care and way of life.
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In 1997, a presidential edict was passed prohibiting the "hunting, killing, wounding, taking away or possession of the Philippine tarsier" and activities that would destroy its habitats.
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"One million people, foreigners, being brought into this country are taking away a piece of this country and we as AfD don't want that," Alexander Gauland said.
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But by not watching or supporting them, I'm taking away from the gymnasts who have worked quite literally their entire lives to be on a national stage.
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To curb the deaths and risks linked to alcohol, they often suggest tighter regulations, higher taxes, more education, and even taking away some people's right to drink.
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Republican legislators became quite sensitive to the idea of taking away benefits from their constituents as they saw them turn up in droves to town hall meetings.
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On the other, it's a technological fact that nobody can stop a relatively savvy neo-Nazi from sending bitcoin without taking away their computer and internet connection.
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But they are taking away from us, who that equipment is vital for in order for us to safely do our job and keep the community safe.
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Trump's executive order taking away federal funding from "sanctuary cities" has an exemption for one of his favorite constituencies, the police, who would be protected from cuts.
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His small cadre of aides have fired some diplomats and gotten others to resign by refusing them the assignments they wanted or taking away their duties altogether.
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"I was talking about competing on the ground for the leadership of the progressive movement in New Hampshire that Warren was taking away from us," Ehrenberg said.
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Giving federal agencies the power to negotiate drug prices is a sure fire way of stifling innovation and taking away incentives for the development of new medicines.
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On Monday, Discord finally took action, banning several of the largest alt-right Discord communities and taking away one of the white nationalist movement's key communication tools.
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However, it does include a program to help refer people for jobs and help them gain employment, without taking away their Medicaid coverage if they do not.
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Registries aim to do that by taking away your judgment — not only about what you want to buy, but also about how much you intend to spend.
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Sales of AT4 models for the Sierra have exceeded internal expectations by 20183% without taking away from Denali's sales, according to Duncan Aldred, global head of GMC.
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Sales of AT4 models for the Sierra have exceeded internal expectations by 50% without taking away from Denali's sales, according to Duncan Aldred, global head of GMC.
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Critics have questioned whether the Guard deployments are necessary or are taking away dollars that the Pentagon has said is needed to fix an urgent readiness crisis.
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"Even when this administration otherwise banned large numbers of Muslims, it explicitly provided that it was not taking away the right to apply for asylum," said Jadwat.
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Calls relating to Nikolas Cruz include descriptions of fights with his brother, cursing at his mother, and throwing her against the wall for taking away his Xbox.
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"I'm for taking away gun rights from violent people but you have to do it one at a time, you can't do it in bulk," he said.
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Collin Green, played his final card in the case by starting the formal process of taking away Chief Gallagher's Trident pin and expelling him from the SEALs.
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A lot of people are giving him business because he's the president, and a lot of people are taking away business from him because he's the president.
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And now that they're both public companies, the ability to challenge them will be harder unless Waymo or some other robo company tries taking away their market share.
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Keeping Machida near the fence so that he must keep moving laterally will also shorten his stance and keep his feet moving—taking away those telegraph free kicks.
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Biggs ran to represent Arizona's 5th district in Congress on a platform of "defeating ISIS," balancing the federal budget, harsher criminalization of immigrants, and taking away people's healthcare.
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On double coats of cream, metallic, and fine glitter-finish polishes, it performed as advertised, taking away every trace of enamel with no residue, tint, stink, or spills.
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However when it starts to encroach upon rights and amendments while taking away a person's ability to create money to feed, clothe, and shelter themselves this is abhorrent.
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President Trump wants to punish these cities for not cooperating with the federal government and he'd do that by taking away certain funds they get from the government.
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While other [conservative] parties want to reform it by taking away certain things, they want to reform it by kicking non-natives out of the welfare state system.
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The NFL meanwhile penalized the Patriots by fining the team $1 million and taking away two draft picks, which Patriots owner Robert Kraft in May 2015 reluctantly accepted.
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Dropping taxes on high-income earners making more than $200,000 per year, for example, while taking away lower-income people's health insurance could produce a backlash among voters.
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"Iowa will not go back in time by taking away this right," Suzanna de Baca, the president of Planned Parenthood of the Heartland, said at a news conference.
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I don't have kids, but when you spend so much time building something and it has to stop, it felt like they were taking away my child somehow.
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You can't take away the value of an education, but a lot of times it might feel like getting an education is taking away from your savings account.
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Taking away in-work benefits was supposed to be Cameron's green card to the UK staying in the EU, but it's hardly kept back the pro-Brexit babble.
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Mr. Ryan supports taking away money from Planned Parenthood — a central target of Republicans for years — while Mr. Trump has said the group provides needed care to women.
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Essentially, Pelosi just uninvited Trump from delivering his address, taking away a national platform to be able to tell the American people his side of the shutdown story.
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" On Wednesday evening's episode, audiences will see a variation "talents" performed in hopes of taking away the first place tiara, including "great contortionists, lovely singers and great dancers.
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Moms and dads probably used ICQ, but at least they knew AIM was a big deal to their kids, since getting grounded often meant taking away AIM access.
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Unfortunately for backers everywhere, however, there's yet another roadblock in the way of getting that cash back: PayPal has is taking away its purchase protection for crowdfunded payments.
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I placed the blame on football for taking away the thing that had provided the most stable point of connection between Dad and me: the power of memory.
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Taking away the need to compress and then decompress the signal, in other words, will make communication between people and computers much faster, lossless and very high bandwidth.
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They saw a lawmaker who not only felt justified protecting comity in the upper chamber, but also didn't believe there was any downside to taking away Warren's microphone.
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But it does mean, amazingly enough, that a US domestic crisis has made a war with North Korea marginally less likely — merely by taking away the president's attention.
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"We wanted to show the extent to which there was going to be political consequences to taking away the right for women to make this decision," Smeal said.
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Essential may shake up the smartphone industry and could potentially give Samsung and Apple their first real competitor -- at least when it comes to taking away market share.
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Sudan has slid deeper into economic crisis since the southern part of the country seceded after a referendum in 2011, taking away much of the country's oil resources.
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Forty-six percent of consumers think developments in machine learning will hurt people by taking away jobs that otherwise would be occupied by humans, according to the survey.
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"In a way, she gives Saroo permission to search, taking away the guilt because at the end of the day, she will always be his mother," she writes.
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Then he went back to taking away women's health care, legislating against international abortion rights, and generally piling on current-day foolishness to distract from his misogynistic past.
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If Trump really wanted to put the economy back to where it was in the 1950s, he'd have more luck taking away people's laptops than focusing on immigration.
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Donald Trump has taken a hardline stance against illegal immigration during his campaign, arguing that those working in the U.S. illegally are taking away work from U.S. citizens.
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The Fed is about three rate hikes away from reaching a "neutral" level, where interest rates are neither adding to or taking away from economic growth, he said.
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But Mr. Beshear's campaign has urged the governor to stand down and concede, saying that the governor had virtually no shot at taking away Mr. Beshear's considerable lead.
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The FBI has since raided the building, taking away boxes of materials, and the Ohio attorney general's office filed suit in June to dissolve the adoption agency altogether.
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That they are still ... which you [wrote about], this guy thought that same thing, that brown people were taking away his rights, even though it's not untrue. Right.
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By this logic, politicians can target certain voting groups, taking away their votes or feeding them false information that could skew their vote for their own political gain.
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Clinton and her campaign team have not wanted her handling of emails to dominate what Americans have been taking away from her campaign over the past two months.
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"We [Turkey] were just starting to bloom in the tourism sector, and everyone here is so sad that these events are taking away from that growth," she said.
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In return for taking away 25 years of an innocent man's life, Anderson spent just five days in jail and was hit with a small fee of $500.
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While taking away ISIS' territory is certainly an accomplishment, this does not guarantee stability in Iraq and Syria, nor will it prevent the rise of future jihadi organizations.
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Having taken the extraordinarily destructive step of taking away children from their families en masse, the government now seems incompetent to simply return the vast majority of them.
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Adding to the story -- not taking away The mission of She Built NYC isn't one of removing and replacing history -- as some supporters of Confederate monuments may argue.
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They warn that deploying the military to go after non-violent migrants could lead to serious human rights abuses, while taking away resources from other pressing security problems.
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I've already said we are taking away the subsidies for oil and gas, but it is important that people understand that a president can't go ordering folks around.
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Trump's tax cut helped the wealthy, not the working class, and his attempt to weaken Obamacare is taking away health care from Americans who couldn't otherwise afford it.
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States broadly determine how to run their elections, but party committees have the ability to penalize states that act outside their rules, by taking away delegates for example.
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The small increases in the federal funds rate should therefore be seen more as taking away the last remnants of stimulus rather than substantially holding back the economy.
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Home Depot was taking away market share on appliances and power tools, but Sears had valuable brands like Kenmore, DieHard and Lands' End, and stores in prime locations.
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So demands that the A.C.A. be scrapped always meant taking away coverage from the people who need it most; Obamacare opponents just hoped people wouldn't notice that fact.
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The El Paso shooter, like some others who have committed mass murder, seemed to believe that brown immigrants are taking away the power of the white American majority.
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This tactic that tries to get people riled up about government taking away our freedom is really just a move by gasoline producers to protect their bottom line.
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But I think bigger dynamic is the first, which is that now you are talking about taking away benefits from probably tens of millions of people over time.
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Proponents say a 'yes' vote in the referendum will streamline the land transfer process by taking away the municipal approval component and letting banks deal directly with landowners.
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It has taken me a long time to accept that he can have this, alone, without it taking away from my importance and my place in his life.
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It is illegal to penalize asylum seekers, but we have criminally prosecuted them for "illegal" entry and violated their rights to due process by taking away their children.
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The second miss came after Michigan State was called for delay of game, taking away a 26-yarder that would have tied the game at 3 before halftime.
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"We have paid billions of dollars to build ships that are largely defensive in their orientation, thus taking away from the offensive power of the fleet," Hendrix says.
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In doing so, they inadvertently removed the coating that insulates the panel from a lightning strike, taking away a crucial protection for the fuel tank and fuel lines.
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Across the country, judges, prosecutors and regulators have criticized arbitration clauses for allowing corporations to circumvent the courts and for taking away tools to fight abusive business practices.
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He is an avid hunter and a diehard pro-lifer, taking away two of the most reliable lines of attack on Democrats in this part of the country.
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" The comments from Spencer came just days after Trump declared on Twitter that the Navy would "NOT be taking away Warfighter and Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher's Trident Pin.
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He declared last week in a tweet that the Navy would "NOT be taking away Warfighter and Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher's Trident Pin," which designates him a SEAL.
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They talk about taking away his telephone or canceling his Twitter account, only to be dismissed by a president intent on keeping his own outlets to the world.
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"We would clear out all the red tape and mandates that are taking away your choices, and let you pick a plan that works for you," he said.
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"There is a belief that migrant workers are taking away our social, economic and political resources," said Glorene Das, head of the Malaysian migrant workers rights group Tenaganita.
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Any Senate Democrat facing an uphill reelection campaign would be able to brag about stopping Republicans from taking away health care from 23-year-olds or sick people.
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And, if someone taking away your fundamental human rights is what really frightens you these days, Hulu's adaption of The Handmaid's Tale is more horrific than any horror movie.
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If your bill is based on the idea that people love the current Medicare program, taking away something that people love about it will feel like a profound betrayal.
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We've only scored (two) goals in the past three games and guys are trying working hard to score goals but you can't be taking away from our defensive play.
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"Taking away a week will mean more women we will need [to get] help in-state and more people we will need to refer out of state," Roberts says.
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They say that if he dares to publicly talk about lives lost to guns, Congress might retaliate by taking away CDC funding for a whole host of safety issues.
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You can be bold about pushing people into the future, but taking away something that works reliably in favor of a bunch of broken things isn't bold at all.
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So why do BA passengers keep coming back to the airline, in spite of it losing their credit-card data, checked-in baggage and taking away free nosh onboard?
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The UNHCR said on Thursday Danish immigration policy changes were "a deeply concerning response to humanitarian needs" and that taking away refugees' possessions was "an affront to their dignity".
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The show walks a fine line here, painting the VA as a nightmare of bureaucracy but not taking away from the responsibility Edgar has to take care of himself.
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By the episode's end, Visitor's owner has gotten in touch — something Leigh claims she wanted to happen — thus taking away something else, and prompting her memory of Matt's dog.
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A law passed in 2013 banned demonstrations not approved by the Interior Ministry, taking away a right earned in the 2011 uprising that toppled long-time autocrat Hosni Mubarak.
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"In short, we are seeing a revolt against the fact that we are simply taking away the money that the elites had looted and divided up somehow," he said.
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On the same day, however, three Mauritanian police agents, dressed as civilians, came to Provvisionato's apartment and asked him to come with them, taking away his cellphone and computer.
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But considering "the current administration's real focus on taking away the roles that govern servicer behavior," she says she doesn't expect to see movement on this initiative anytime soon.
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"With Proposition Q, we're just taking away someone's tent and making them sleep on the cold concrete," Jennifer Friedenbach, executive director of the Coalition on Homelessness told the Guardian.
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Air Force athletes have found considerable success as a result, taking away a number of trophies at highly regarded tournaments such as the Golden Gloves and the US Nationals.
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The Great Recession was recent enough that people still feared the recovery might unwind, making it easier for many people to believe that immigrants were taking away their jobs.
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It also would punish "sanctuary cities" -- a catch-all term that describes jurisdictions who in some way don't fully engage in federal immigration enforcement -- by taking away federal funds.
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It's an effort to capture the main benefits of single-payer — universal, guaranteed coverage alongside Medicare-based pricing — without taking away the insurance plans most people have and like.
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Washington's community of foreign policy experts, already alarmed at the changes that are taking away the Middle East and thus their role as they've long understood it, react accordingly.
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If Wayne Pacelle and Colicchio want to create a more humane environment for animals, taking away a method to help prevent disease in animals is not a good start.
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Now that the FBI has announced that they will not bring charges against Clinton, taking away Trump's Twitter account might be the only way to keep him on message.
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Parkinson's may have sapped him of his most obvious strengths, making him a physical shadow of his earlier self and taking away much of the sound of his voice.
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The USSR responded by taking away 260 of its citizens who performed maintenance and other support functions at the American Embassy in Moscow and the Consulate General in Leningrad.
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"It's shocking that of all the challenges facing this country the Trump administration would prioritize taking away people's privacy," said Craig Aron, CEO of the advocacy group Free Press.
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So as Congress begins to consider tax reform, it is critically important that lawmakers not undermine the bedrock of our retirement system by taking away Americans' retirement savings choices.
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"If he has information that is exculpatory, that means ex, taking away, culpable, blame, then we look forward to seeing it," Pelosi said in the interview that aired Sunday.
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By taking away the speed boost, Nano Boost will be applicable to more heroes (instead of the typical Genji, Reinhardt and Reaper picks) and also more easy to counter.
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"What we're talking about here is the Trump FCC, in cooperation with the Republican Congress, taking away existing consumer protections at the request of the industry," Wheeler told reporters.
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A bigger impact could be on the midterm elections, where Democrats are hammering Republicans for supporting the case and possibly taking away coverage for people with pre-existing conditions.
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State and local governments will bristle at the idea of the feds taking away their ability to decide where network equipment can be placed on their streets and buildings.
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We often think that taking away jobs is a dead end, miserable practice, but building capacity for people to take their skills into new projects could offer a solution.
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Taking away any sense—with a blindfold, ear plugs, or earbuds playing white noise— heightens our other senses and allows us to experience sex in entirely new ways, too.
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It is an implication that can be denied only by rejecting the irrevocably tainted project of taking away the birthright citizenship based on the alleged crimes of a parent.
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But what makes Universal Paperclips worth playing is the revolutions it goes through, adding and then taking away new systems and mechanics as you climb up the Kardashev scale.
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Taking away his car left him incredibly isolated; he would try to call his friends during the day, only to be confused by answering machines that sounded like humans.
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Through that conversation we cultivate the essential emotional attitude in marriage: I can try to understand what you think and feel, without it taking away from my own experience.
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It doesn't make a difference to have these people saying that they'd rather support the NRA, that we're taking away their guns, which we do not want to do.
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"We didn't want it to be too graphic because we didn't want blood or gore taking away from the emotion of the scene," Kölsch said in a Skype interview.
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Taking away the pass that gave Mr. Acosta access to the White House amounted to a violation of his right to a fair and transparent process, the judge ruled.
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You've probably covered the first one by taking away his privileges and leveling the potent threat that he won't get his license on time if there's a repeat performance.
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I spent months curled up on the couch, cursing myself, my marriage and the failings of fertility science for taking away my one chance to have a biological child.
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That effort would include taking away the enforcement responsibility from ICE, although he did not offer specifics on what agency would take on the added role in that case.
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Hurom HP Slow Juicer — Taking away the stainless steel outer makes a big price difference — the HP model is stylish, super compact, and ready to rise to any challenge.
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Across the country, judges, prosecutors and regulators have sharply criticized arbitration clauses for allowing corporations to circumvent the courts and for taking away tools to fight abusive business practices.
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He told the Times Argus that he believed the legislature was "bent on taking away our Second Amendment rights," and that he thought cellphones were more dangerous than guns.
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In the past 10 years, the city has installed dozens of miles of bus and bicycle lanes on major streets, taking away thousands of parking spaces in the process.
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Now, their WhatsApp accounts are being systematically shut down, taking away a vital method of communicating with each other and potentially erasing years of photos, videos, and cherished memories.
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"With Proposition Q, we're just taking away someone's tent and making them sleep on the cold concrete," Jennifer Friedenbach, executive director of the Coalition on Homelessness, told The Guardian.
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At the same time that taking away guns from the citizens would be good for they own safety, they probably think that they will be losing a constitutional right.
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But there's a blush of menace to it all, too, an idea that our phones can create soulless simulacrums for these abstract objects, taking away from an actual experience.
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To conclude: I guess technically this man-fast was unsuccessful (on account of me not actually abstaining from men), but I'm still taking away some valuable lessons from it.
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But for humans experiencing some commitment issues about getting a pet, Best Friends is taking away some of the pressure by offering $14 adoption fees nationwide now through Feb. 15.
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Trump claimed that Clinton and President Obama had created ISIS by withdrawing all the troops from Iraq in 2011 and criticized Obama and Clinton for not taking away Iraq's oil.
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And taking away health insurance could lead to as many as 20143,22014 deaths — more than the death tolls from firearm homicides, HIV, and skin cancer in the US each year.
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Len, just in his third year, has the potential to be one of the rare 7-foot-2 players who can protect the rim without taking away much on offense.
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But taking away the beta label, though, the company is signalling that it has worked out most of the kinks and that Stride is now ready for full enterprise deployments.
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But when Reilly and her family asked police to intervene by arresting him and taking away his guns, "they blew it off as a girlfriend–boyfriend spat," her mother said.
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As he walked out of the room following his speech and officials were taking away the imperial regalia in a box, Akihito turned around, paused and bowed to the audience.
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That being said, the side of searing resentment that results from taking away a kid's cell phone, even momentarily, could also easily result in a less-than-enjoyable dining experience.
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In 2015, Chinese brands doubled their market share to 18 percent, according to Counterpoint Research, taking away business from Indian budget phone makers such as Micromax, Intex, Lava and Karbonn.
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Jones said cameras monitored the women's every move and that Kelly would punish them for attempting to leave without permission by taking away their phones and access to basic necessities.
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I think that one thing I'm taking away from this is how metal bands explore themes in their music like that kind of fantasy, mythology, and occult kind of stuff.
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Eberhard then sued Musk and Tesla for libel, slander, and breach of contract, alleging that Tesla had wrongfully tried to "rewrite history" by taking away his position as the founder.
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For Chelsea in particular, the government was very invested in taking away her voice and making her a symbol and an example to justify its incredibly cruel treatment of her.
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Sure, what they are getting excited about is taking away a person's livelihood, but the fact that they're doing one more thing to initiate Taylor into their club feels exciting.
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In the context of women, taking away your baby is not only horrific to the mother, but is literally the most harmful thing you could possibly do to a baby.
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Last year, Walmart attempted to counter Prime Day with three months of sales; this year's approach is far more measured, taking away from the spectacle of Amazon's single-day blowout.
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" Put aside the authoritarian -- but ultimately empty -- threat about taking away the media's "credentials," and focus instead on this sentence: "91% of the Network News about me is negative (Fake).
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Democrats say the focus on negative attacks by Trump and on Trump have taken over the conversation among Latinos, taking away attention from their positive message about Clinton and Kaine.
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The militants came down on unprotected villages like Byron's wolf on the fold, slaughtering the men and taking away thousands of women and children to be sold as sex slaves.
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Wind and solar companies say that unlike oil or gold companies operating on public land, they aren't taking away finite resources, so bidding competitions, royalties and similar charges aren't appropriate.
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Riot is taking away its aura stats in favor of some new support/defense items that are more specific, similar to how Mikael's Crucible protects fellow players from crowd control.
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Overall, 74 percent of parents believed in disciplining kids by taking away a privilege, 64 percent supported scolding or reprimanding children and just 7 percent endorsed spanking, the study found.
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But the courts have blocked Trump from rescinding DACA, taking away the original March 5 deadline — and the sense of urgency — for Congress to come up with a permanent solution.
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What we know from human nature is taking away -- or significantly altering -- a benefit people currently have (even if it's not a benefit they absolutely love) carries massive political peril.
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Sitting at a wooden bench, Russell begins to hack away at the rhizome he's pulled from the water bed's gravel, taking away the flimsy-looking stalks to expose the stem.
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Taking away offerings such as HSAs and FSAs will ultimately mean healthcare costs will be more expensive and less predictable, and individuals will likely seek less preventative and wellness care.
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Is this an overdue fit of fiscal sanity, or the equivalent of taking away the punch bowl just as the party was getting started, then dumping it on our heads?
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She said she would like to give Parliament a simple message: "If you pass this law you're basically taking away freedom from Australians, including the freedom of expression," she said.
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Friends have told her stories about Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents raiding restaurants and taking away employees and diners who don't have proper documentation — though she hasn't experienced this herself.
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"We applaud Jeff Bezos' philanthropy, but one hand cannot give what the other is taking away," a group of activist employees, Amazon Employees for Climate Justice, said in a statement.
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Sanders believes in taking away that choice, removing people from having the option of a private plan and replacing it with a public plan whether you want it or not.
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It also means conflating the idea of Russian meddling in the election -- which the US intelligence community unanimously agrees happened -- with somehow taking away the credit he deserves for winning.
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