"I was taking back my strength, and I was taking back my voice, and taking back my power, taking back my body," she said.
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"I was taking back my strength, and I was taking back my voice, and taking back my power, taking back my body," she told the New York Times Magazine.
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Well, I'm just thinking of how Hollywood right now is taking back control, producers are taking back control, creators are taking back.
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We're taking back ... We're taking back the inappropriate for the left, Kara.
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Too often, a woman taking back her abuser is incorrectly perceived as her also taking back her accusations or consenting to abuse.
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The message was clear: We're taking back what's ours .
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This is not taking back control but giving it up.
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But taking back Mosul was never going to be easy.
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Here's a quick guide to taking back control of Chrome.
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New streaming services are taking back beloved series from Netflix.
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We're taking back all that they have taken from us.
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Ahead, check out a selection of Taking Back What's Ours.
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Otherwise, Democrats might fall short of taking back the House.
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So does Democrats' confidence in taking back the White House.
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Republicans are bullish on taking back the seat in 2020.
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Taking back terrain is no longer sufficient to defeat ISIS.
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You've cited Kurt Cobain and Taking Back Sunday as influences.
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Rod Blum's seat in hopes of taking back the House.
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"We've got a real chance of taking back the Senate."
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But the GOP could at least begin taking back its party.
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It was also about taking back control from the system itself.
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Egypt's liberals were not taking back the country—the army was.
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THE REFERENDUM in June 22.0 was supposedly about taking back control.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - By taking back full control of Kenya Airways (KQNA.
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Democrats have a path toward taking back the House in November.
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Joey admits taking back the necklace, but says he's no stalker.
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Democrats have a much better chance of taking back the Senate.
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"Today, I am taking back my own power," de Jager said.
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Perhaps his story was an extreme manifestation of taking back control.
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Don't try to skip through taking back roads like this one.
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Mark Ronson is taking back his comments about identifying as sapiosexual.
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She could apologize for the language without taking back the sentiment.
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For now, taking back the House remains a tall task for Democrats.
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Woman are taking back their country, one dumb meme at a time.
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There was the Starting Line, Taking Back Sunday, and Reel Big Fish.
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Barnes: I wanted to give this sense of taking back our narrative.
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Then they offer a four-point path to taking back your time.
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Brexit's fantasy of revived greatness — "taking back control" — will achieve the opposite.
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Markets reacted by taking back a little of their recent hefty losses.
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It also proposes taking back key decision-making powers from the regions.
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Democrats are feeling emboldened about their prospects of taking back the House.
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These are central to the party's hopes for taking back the House.
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Before taking back the White House, Republicans attacked Obamacare for many things.
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This presaged them easily taking back the House in the 2018 midterms.
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The reform also proposes taking back key decision-making powers from the regions.
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But simply to readopt EU-approved commitments hardly looks like "taking back control".
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But Erdogan's ambitions likely go further than taking back control and projecting authority.
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House Democrats believe they are in striking distance of taking back the chamber.
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Thank you for record shopping with me, Adam Lazzara of Taking Back Sunday!
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CT: Did you not think of the risk you were taking back then?
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If Democrats are serious about taking back power, they need a new strategy.
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But Democrats also have an outside shot of taking back the Senate majority.
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Nirvana, Taking Back Sunday, emo type of music we both listen to heavily.
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Nigel Farage, whose sole concern seemed to be Britain taking back control of
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Soon she was in the district attorney's office taking back everything she'd said.
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"That's why we talk a lot about taking back the streets," explained Pierre.
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"I'm taking back the narrative of what this play is," Ms. Kalukango said.
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I'm taking back my power and I want President Trump to know it.
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Democrats have also expressed optimism at taking back red seats in the state.
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Instead of Britain 'taking back control', we will cede control to other European countries.
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I think there's power in taking back some of that agency and living well.
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It is a way of "taking back control", says one participant at the Eisteddfod.
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It is right that MPs should respond to her obstinacy by taking back control.
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Organizers said they were taking back land based on treaty rights for a camp.
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But: There's a movement of women taking back their life narrative from their perpetrators.
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And I don't see Americans as a whole standing for taking back that access.
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Democrats have a tough path ahead for taking back control of the lower chamber.
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Women, it seems, are taking back the pole and turning it into something positive.
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Xie may have been pressured into taking back his account of torture, he added.
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Furie has launched campaigns, including a Kickstarter, aimed at taking back Pepe the Frog.
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Now, however, modern-day brujas are taking back the practice and battling that taboo.
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Dashboard Confessional with Taking Back Sunday, Saosin and the Early November, pop and emo.
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"It's more than taking back the House so we can impeach Trump," she said.
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They cite Taking Back Sunday, John Mayer, and Jodeci equally among their musical influences.
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I was more into emo than him: Taking Back Sunday and My Chemical Romance.
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I am taking back my body, my story, and myself in a bathing suit.
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Kathy: [To Luis] We went to Taking Back Sunday when we saw him, right?
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All around the world, it seemed women were taking back what was rightfully theirs.
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They have a smaller, but far from zero, chance of taking back the House.
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"Embracing this cuisine is a form of taking back what is ours," she said.
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Loudest of all they talked of taking back control and restoring sovereignty to Parliament.
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But taking back major corridors from autos is often a process of gradual acclimatization.
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Hallmark Channel is taking back its decision to remove a same-sex wedding ad.
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Is Donald Trump taking back one of the most controversial comments of his presidential campaign?
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Taking back her own identity from all of these objectifications that people did of her.
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Republicans have their eyes on taking back both Finkenauer's 22020st District and Axne's 22016rd District.
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"There's a movement of women taking back their life narrative from their perpetrators," she said.
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He's not taking back what he said; he does think the profession can do better.
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These are the sorts of numbers that could lead to Democrats taking back the Senate.
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The government is also proposing taking back some key decision-making powers from the regions.
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Taking back the House looks likely, while a Democratic Senate is in play as well.
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Democrats are feeling emboldened about their chances of taking back control of the lower chamber.
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But a lot has changed in my life since Taking Back Sunday released this masterpiece.
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Western countries have strongly resisted taking back militants who went to fight in the region.
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Democrats will face long odds in taking back the Senate, according to most political analysts.
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"If we win in Florida, the Democrats are not taking back the majority," he continued.
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Japan's Nikkei stock index closed up 21 percent, taking back some of its steep losses.
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The commotion yielded only a tiny tuber that wasn't even worth taking back to town.
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It's time to get hyperstrategic and focus on taking back Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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But what he meant was that he was taking back control of his Twitter account.
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Her refusal to listen means she will now have to accept Parliament taking back control.
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And it helps make up for Disney taking back all those Marvel movies from Netflix.
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I've said it before, but the road to taking back Washington goes through the South.
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In either case, taking back an invitation seems at odds with the event's origin story.
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"These colonized people felt like they were taking back what belonged to them," he said.
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"I did not undersign any specific agreement with Merkel" on taking back migrants, he added.
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Take Sansa Stark, who rallies Jon to the cause of taking back their family home.
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US-backed forces in Iraq are on the brink of taking back Mosul from ISIS.
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While in the UK, business leaders debated the potential rewards of taking back control from Brussels.
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Taking back that female creative power with this song might be Swift's most feminist move yet.
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But I think it will more likely happen if we're successful in taking back the house.
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Others had seen it as a way to start taking back control of crime-plagued neighborhoods.
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They're the kinds of numbers that give Democrats an outside shot at taking back the House.
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"Latino Voters played a pivotal role in taking back the House," Lujan said in November, 220006.
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The Obama administration can never support President Bashar al-Assad in taking back the entire country.
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"Even taking back Congress in November will not be able to undo the damage," Fallon added.
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Given the Democrats' narrow path to taking back the Senate, locking up New Jersey was essential.
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If Democrats can finally win here, strategists say, they feel confident about taking back the House.
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The grocery chain Trader Joe's is famous for taking back just about anything, no questions asked.
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We're coming out 50-50 to potentially taking back the majority in the House of Delegates.
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With many routes already flooded, they were leaning toward taking back roads home to New Bern.
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This gives Democrats an additional possible route to taking back the Senate, one they badly need.
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But Democrats got an additional leadership spot, the Speaker, after taking back the majority last month.
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This is all Trump taking back control of his own messaging around the special counsel investigation.
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While beating Trump is a major goal, Democrats should also focus on taking back state houses.
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"It's about 'taking back control' in a world where you feel out of control," he said.
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With Democrats taking back the House, data privacy could be one of their foremost regulatory initiatives. Rep.
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With Songs That Saved My Life, artists such as Taking Back Sunday, The Maine and Against Me!
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FARAGE: She robotically claim, robotically says we are taking back control of our laws, borders and money.
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Republicans, meanwhile, only appear to have a shot of taking back one state — Nevada — from enemy hands.
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By using social media, they're taking back the narrative of their motherland and making it their own.
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Taking back control of who enters the country is one of the biggest prizes advertised by Brexiteers.
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Taking back controlYour browser gives you the power to block and erase cookies, should you want to.
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So there is something in the air about women taking back their narratives, and owning their narratives.
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While at the Trump Hotel, marchers erected a 14-foot tipi to symbolize taking back stolen land.
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GC: Theresa May has made it pretty clear that taking back control of borders is non-negotiable.
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This leadership is all about placing this country in the right place and taking back our economy.
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Terminal operators in the California ports of Long Beach and Oakland are not taking back empty containers.
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To that end, Democrats have added an anti-monopoly plank to their platform for taking back Congress.
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Ukraine's leaders, while formally committed to taking back the territory, also recognise the problems they would inherit.
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There has been serious talk about Democrats taking back the House of Representatives in the upcoming election.
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Election handicappers see Democrats as having a good chance of taking back the House in November's midterms.
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Democrats have an uphill climb in taking back control of the House, needing to net 30 seats.
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My favorite bands growing up were Taking Back Sunday and The Used, so somehow that's in there.
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Read on to learn more about the way these inspiring girls are taking back their local beach.
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There's something about taking back walls without permission that's very much so a part of that project.
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One time I was outside at South Side [Ballroom], it was a Thursday-Taking Back Sunday show.
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The EcoWaste Coalition, a nonprofit in the Philippines, said it would welcome Canada's taking back the garbage.
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"This is all part of Just Eat taking back control of the competitive landscape," Barnet-Lamb said.
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Instead, it's giving people money from its coffers and taking back that money on an agreed-upon date.
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Apart from taking back the initiative from the populists it would also be in the interest of refugees.
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This song is about me taking back my power, embracing my femininity and trusting my own intuition instead.
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For Matthew Brown, the councillor who started the scheme, it is about taking back control of public resources.
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Brexit thus amounts to taking back control in a literal sense, but losing control in a meaningful one.
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Loyal citizens, great people like you help build this country, and together we are taking back this country.
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But he said it should send a strong signal to Democrats thinking about taking back the White House.
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Or Dashboard Confessional, Taking Back Sunday, Yellowcard and others being on Spider-Man 2's very emo soundtrack.
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The Royce seat is critical for Democrats, as their path to taking back the House runs through California.
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Seritage meanwhile said this month it will be taking back nine locations from Sears and redeveloping those spaces.
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Furthermore, Trump's own policies and conduct were major contributors to the Democrats taking back control of the House.
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For Brexit advocates who believe leaving the EU means taking back control, that would be an overdue lesson.
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When they are given a referendum that offers them the illusion of taking back control, they seize it.
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Two generic congressional ballot polls released on Sunday put Democrats on the cusp of taking back the House.
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The race is a must-win for Democrats if they have any shot at taking back the Senate.
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In recent weeks, militias aligned with the government have made significant progress in taking back territory from ISIS.
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U.S. officials have warned that taking back the group's territory would not be the same as defeating it.
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These districts are considered must-wins for Democrats if they stand a chance at taking back the House.
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Iraqi forces were close to taking back full control of IS's northwestern stronghold of Tal Afar on Saturday.
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And when those efforts fail, the firms are foreclosing on borrowers, taking back the homes and reselling them.
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After California, perhaps no state is more crucial to Democratic hopes of taking back the House than New Jersey.
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These photographers were a part of a movement of gay visibility with the objective of taking back public space.
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Why it matters: Democrats' path to taking back the House will be a lot easier if they win California.
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Assad has appeared as uncompromising as ever in recent weeks, reiterating his goal of taking back the whole country.
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Taking Back Sunday: "Cute Without the E" (Cut From the Team) That overgrown, sight-impeding hair is downright iconic.
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Not for the first time, Britain must reckon with the fact that taking back control comes at a cost.
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Carroll: I Grow Chicago started from the crazy idea of community taking back itself and healing in the process.
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And posting, like, 'I'm smoking this joint,' or 'my mom takes CBD pills' — that's people taking back their power.
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The Australian dollar was 0.1 percent higher at $0.7381 , taking back some ground following its sharp slide on Thursday.
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Taking Back Sunday, who just released their seventh studio album, Tidal Wave, in September, fall into the latter category.
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How they can screw it up: By taking back a late first-round pick or a package of picks.
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For Democrats, certain close House races are critical for taking back control of Congress in the 2018 midterm elections.
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In the 21st century, however, it appears protein is coming back strong, taking back market share from typical cereals.
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However, there's no taking back the images of these destroyed phones, easily assuaging customer fears or regaining their trust.
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So they focus instead on taking back sovereignty and curbing immigration, two issues that resonate particularly with older voters.
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It is probably not coincidence that each of those titles involved taking back a pop-culture label of women.
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Both races are seen as top opportunities to flips seats and bring Democrats closer to taking back the House.
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The questions matter because this race is key to Democrats' hopes of taking back the House later this year.
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The 2018 midterm elections resulted in Democrats taking back the House, while Republicans increased their majority in the Senate.
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If O'Rourke ran for Senate in 2020, it would likely increase Democrats' chances at taking back the upper chamber.
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Donald Trump is our party's presumptive nominee and our best chance at taking back the White House this November.
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And "taking back our country" has taken on a literal meaning for some white people calling 911, he says.
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Taking back the power to delight consumers and stimulate their senses will be difficult, if people even attempt it.
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In doing so, he could give Democrats a huge boost in their gambit of taking back the US Senate.
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Johnson then repeated that the country was taking back control of its trade policy, which was met by laughter.
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Taking back either the House or Senate will require winning races in conservative and moderate parts of the country.
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It didn't prove enough on Election Day, however, to stop the GOP from taking back the Alaska governor's mansion.
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There may be no state more crucial to Democrats' hopes for taking back control of the House than California.
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Second-wave pioneers taking back the land in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s included Judy Schad of Capriole Inc.
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Ireland&aposs commitment to taking back and investigating citizens that were involved with ISIS contrasts with other European countries.
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The GOP has an uphill climb to taking back the House, which would require flipping 28500 Democratic-held seats.
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The GOP has an uphill climb to taking back the House, which would require flipping 18 Democratic-held seats.
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"Taking back control" by leaving the European Union is not going to make most people in Britain more prosperous.
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"I'll be right here," E.T. tells Elliott's son, pointing to his heart, before taking back off on his spaceship.
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"It's going to be fun, because it'll feel like regaining a freedom and taking back what's mine," she said.
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Whatever happened to what is, after all, UK government policy of taking back control of borders, laws and money?
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Kansas City began its spoiler role by taking back-to-back games from AL East-leading Toronto on Aug.
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I asked him if he'd ever considered taking back his birth name, which he went by for nine years.
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Since then, Democrats have remained in the minority wilderness with little prospect of taking back the House anytime soon.
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Beth Wachtel-Lipke, 48, Creative Content Editor: It's definitely about taking back the way women are viewed by others.
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Close integration with the single market requires accepting its rules and the jurisdiction of European courts; hardly "taking back control".
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No one's granny in the English Midlands grew up worrying about the next-door county's militia taking back Alsace-Lorraine.
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He said the US also needs to firm up its approach to taking back Raqaa, the ISIS stronghold in Syria.
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Hard Brexit puts the emphasis on taking back such controls even if that means walking away from the single market.
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Rep. Tim Walberg, first elected in 2006, though he lost reelection in 2008 before taking back the seat in 2010.
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And if her plans for life post-Vogue include taking back the beach, well, we're very much here for it.
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Still, the Preston model is "a practical example of 'taking back control'," argues Tom Kibasi of IPPR, another think-tank.
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And by centering black stories, they're all taking back Axé music, making the people at its roots visible above ground.
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People often say there's power in taking back the words used against us, and I understand where they're coming from.
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Former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski is taking back his previous denials about knowing Carter Page intended to visit Russia.
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Pelosi, though, has downplayed the pushback and the attack ads against her, and is focusing on taking back the majority.
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Commanders told him the US had been successful in taking back other areas but that the job was not finished.
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Other less-talked-about sleeper hits of 2017 similarly focused on women taking back their own stories after traumatic events.
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Democrats have a good chance of taking back the Senate in 2016 after losing their majority in the last cycle.
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Democrats have said they intend to close down the investigation upon taking back the majority in the House next month.
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McBath is giving them new hope in finally reclaiming that seat, which would be crucial to taking back the House.
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The confused cab driver soon pulled over by a busy sidewalk, and agents handcuffed his passenger, taking back the package.
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Democratic members of the House, since taking back power this year, have also highlighted climate change as a top priority.
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A former New York Times book critic has made the rare move of taking back her positive review of Sen.
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Taking back that ownership of enjoying sex is something that is important and just another right that's been taken away.
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It's also just fine with the results of the 2018 midterm elections, including Democrats taking back the House of Representatives.
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These themes are beginning to change, however, as one of the women pictured is taking back control of her narrative.
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The emphasis that I now have on equality was not the emphasis that my work was taking back in 53.
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Taking back Crimea by force in 2014 was celebrated across Russia as a long-overdue restoration of lost superpower might.
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Still, stopping Facebook's and Google's ability to recognize your face is at least a step toward taking back your privacy.
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In Pennsylvania, Democrats are four seats from taking back the state Senate, and nine seats away from a House majority.
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Taking back control of our laws, borders, money, our trade, immigration system, delivering on the democratic mandate of the people.
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Women, especially in suburban districts, are seen as pivotal to Democratic chances of taking back the House in the midterms.
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But Democrats also have an outside shot of taking back the Senate majority if 2018 turns into a wave election.
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There was another tense moment when Trump was asked whether France had committed to taking back foreign fighters from Syria.
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Meanwhile, Democrats' odds of taking back the House have improved as Democratic candidates continue to overperform in special election contests.
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It respects the result of the 2016 referendum by taking back control of Britain's borders, ending the free movement of people.
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As the Post notes, it's a notably small lead for Democrats given their hopes of taking back the House of Representatives.
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German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer expects "very difficult" talks with fellow European Union countries on taking back migrants rejected by Germany.
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Democrats' future in the Senate is far from assured, even as they crow about their chances of taking back the House.
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It's impossible to listen to Taking Back Sunday's "Cute Without The E" and not hear their blueprint from start to finish.
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The Russian air force was key in taking back Palmyra, according to Syria's state-run SANA news agency, quoting army command.
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Mrs May's insistence on taking back control of borders, laws and money means that she has ruled out both these menus.
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She also said taking back the Senate and ending the filibuster would be an important step toward curbing gun violence. Sen.
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And blogger Larry Waldbillig pointed out the historical irony of the gunmen "taking back" land which originally belonged to Native Americans.
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Elissa Ennis released a statement through her lawyer Wednesday, essentially taking back her accusations against Foster stemming from a February incident.
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GOP heavyweight John McCain also took the rare step of taking back his endorsement, releasing a lengthy statement on his website.
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This strategy and work paid off when Republicans won a historic landslide election in 2010, taking back the House of Representatives.
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Duckworth sailed to victory tonight, flipping the Democrats' first state and bringing them one step closer to taking back the Senate.
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The Lamont-Lieberman fight didn't stop Democrats from taking back Congress in 2006, including picking up two House seats in Connecticut.
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Republicans are growing more pessimistic about their odds of taking back the House majority after the surprise news Thursday that Rep.
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Democrats, in turn, campaigned on health care in the 2018 midterm elections and ended up taking back the House from Republicans.
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They'll have to continue playing heavily in those types of districts if they want a shot at taking back the House.
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Of course, we're all for wearing whatever makes you feel great when you're taking back the beach (and just in general).
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Crude prices were taking back earlier gains on Friday, with US crude hitting US$29.40, down from US$30.77 on Thursday.
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But Newsom's advisers said it was not clear just how serious Trump was in his threats about taking back that money.
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Abadi's plan envisages taking back the militias' heavy weapons and cutting their strength by half, according to military and intelligence sources.
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Moderate Democrats are likely the key to taking back the House, as we've seen in tough races from Alabama to Pennsylvania.
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Newsmax, owned by Trump ally Chris Ruddy, is reportedly in talks with Bill O'Reilly about taking back his old 8 p.m.
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That's definitely a reference to the coming showdown between Ramsay Bolton and Jon Snow, possibly concluding with Jon taking back Winterfell.
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Democrats are relishing the idea of taking back control of the Senate by kicking people like Mr. Portman out of office.
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Washington's aversion to repatriating him has complicated efforts to encourage, perhaps even shame, other countries into taking back their own citizens.
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Here's How to Minimize the Risk A Sports Hijab Has France Debating the Muslim Veil, Again Taking Back "Hysterical" Run Well!
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He is a candidate ripping the party to shreds and hurting our odds of taking back the White House and Senate.
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Democrats have spent the last several weeks crowing about taking back the House — and polls indicate they have a decent shot.
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"The governor's priority is a unified Democratic Party focused on taking back the House and the State Senate," Ms. Lever said.
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And given the effort -- and rubles -- he's expended in taking back a sliver of its territory, he clearly cares a lot.
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But in both cases, "taking back our country" means a retreat from the world that the Anglo-Americans envisaged after 1945.
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The franchise continued in 2002 with Home Alone 4: Taking Back the House (2002) and Home Alone: The Holiday Heist (2012).
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Susan Collins' (R-Maine) re-election bid, despite her being key to the Democratic Party's odds of taking back the Senate.
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Democrats are showing signs of confidence about taking back the House, but gaining seats in the Senate is proving more challenging.
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Richard: Fall Out Boy's From Under the Cork Tree, Taking Back Sunday's Tell All Your Friends, A Day to Remember's Homesick.
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The likeliest outcome on Tuesday appears to be Democrats taking back the House, while Republicans maintain their hold on the Senate.
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The assessment was that white voters in swing states would retaliate against Democratic candidates, imperiling the prospects for taking back Congress.
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Taking back control of our borders, laws and money - but protecting jobs, our security and our precious Union as we do so.
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Mrs May was frank about the trade-off between being in the single market and taking back control of borders and laws.
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Democrats view the state, especially after the new congressional maps, as crucial to their path to taking back the House in November.
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"There's no path to Democrats taking back the House that doesn't run through this district," Hill told CNBC in a recent interview.
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Get some YouTubers cast in there as New Found Glory and Taking Back Sunday, and you've got a blockbuster waiting to happen.
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Ahead, take a look at Hare's most poignant poems and how she's taking back the power during this debilitating time in history.
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If Mr Mnangagwa succeeds in taking back the reins of government, his first task will be to consolidate power within Zanu-PF.
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Though the two would clash again within weeks, with Kishida taking back the mantle, the storyline leading up to Evo was clear.
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For Ariel Winter, taking back the beach is less about what you're wearing to the beach and more about simply enjoying it.
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This is our first look at Jason Bourne, with Damon taking back the role for the first time in almost a decade.
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Democrats patted themselves on the back for taking back the House of Representatives and for flipping seven governorships from red to blue.
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The airline also owes money to employees, vendors and lessors - some of whom are considering taking back aircraft, sources have told Reuters.
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Brexit, he explained helpfully, meant leaving the EU. He added that this implied taking back control of borders, laws and taxpayers' money.
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"She didn't do this by herself," Fudge explained, discussing the Democrats taking back control of the House in last week's midterm elections.
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The airline owes money to banks, employees, vendors and lessors - some of which are exploring taking back aircraft, sources have told Reuters.
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Former Obama campaign strategist Joel Benenson said on Friday that Democrats have a "narrow path" to taking back the Senate in November.
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There is no chance whatsoever Democrats will be able to improve their prospects of taking back the House by flipping the 220006th.
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Iran has provided vital support to Assad, adding economic assistance to its extensive military role in taking back swathes of the country.
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Congressional Democrats don't have the power to do anything right now, and as such are focused on taking back Congress in 2018.
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Or is that exactly what Democrats must do if they want to have any chance of taking back the House next fall?
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He's a digital auteur and a flaneur, taking back the gaze into his hands and revealing a man exercising his post-R.
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Instead of taking back their resolution, the employees published a public letter asking Bezos and Amazon's board of directors to adopt it.
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With many more incumbents to defend, they're looking at taking back a few of the seats that flipped last year, like Rep.
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Would a package of Anthony, Ntilikina and Courtney Lee, with the Knicks taking back one of Cleveland's less desirable contracts, be enough?
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Meanwhile, although taking back the U.S. House appears as daunting as ever, the presidency and U.S. Senate are still up for grabs.
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The US's refusal to repatriate Muthana comes just days after Trump criticized European allies for not taking back their own captured citizens.
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In 2006, the government established the Jamanxim National Forest, taking back most of the land previously given to Luiz and other producers.
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They acknowledged the Democratic cash influx may continue but brushed aside concerns it would derail their shot at taking back the House.
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It was a celebration of empowerment and self-acceptance by often-marginalized people: the taking back of power stripped away long ago.
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Democrats are riding a massive surge of presidential campaign cash into 2020, boosting the party's hopes of taking back the White House.
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Eventually, the desert consumed the town whole and rendered it uninhabitable—as if the Earth was taking back the land for itself.
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When Cachet realized it had allocated funds that didn't exist, the company reversed the transactions, taking back money from thousands of workers.
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The party faces a tougher task in taking back the House, where many district lines were rewritten in 2628 to bolster incumbents.
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The company owes money to banks, pilots, vendors and lessors - some of whom are considering taking back aircraft, sources have told Reuters.
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While the new map gives Democrats a better chance of taking back the House in 22016, it doesn't change the odds greatly.
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But if Parliament is taking back control of Brexit, that still raises the question of what it wants to do with it.
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Taking back the city would deal ISIS a body blow militarily while also making its messages of strength and power ring hollow.
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SO THAT'S A STRONG OUTLOOK, RIGHT, AND SUGGESTS THAT WE PROBABLY NEED TO GRADUALLY THINKING MORE ABOUT TAKING BACK SOME OF THE ACCOMMODATION.
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Joe Donnelly cannot hang on to his seat and loses to Republican Mike Braun, Democrats have little chance of taking back the Senate.
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We had purchased tickets to attend the September music festival Riot Fest, where Blink-182 and Taking Back Sunday were scheduled to perform.
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Pennsylvania is also battleground state that will be key if Democrats are to reach their goal of taking back the House in November.
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But David Avella, chairman of GOPAC, a nationwide group that tutors Republicans on strategy and communication, isn't worried about Democrats taking back Arizona.
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Even worse, we will have to follow the bloc's trade policies without a vote on them—again losing, rather than taking back, control.
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Projects like this are happening all over the world, from Seoul to Barcelona, proving that taking back our cities is a global phenomenon.
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She explained that by sharing this specific experience with Vogue Italia, she wanted to "empower" herself, taking back the narrative surrounding her photo.
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If you want to clean up after yourself, or deal with cookies sitting on your system, there are ways of taking back control.
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Loyal citizens like you helped build this Country and together, we are taking back this Country – returning power to YOU, the AMERICAN PEOPLE.
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Ever since taking back the House of Representatives in January, Democratic leaders have carefully modulated the demands for impeachment from their activist base.
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Marriott spun its timeshare business off to shareholders in 2010, taking back a recurring licensing fee for the use of its brand name.
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Design duo Badgley Mischka eschewed the runway entirely for their first collection since taking back ownership of their brand from Iconix Brand Group.
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"Democrats are laser focused on taking back the House, electing Nancy Pelosi Speaker and then launching impeachment proceedings against President Trump," Collins said.
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Eight states are voting, including California, which will have a huge impact on the fall, including Democrats' chances of taking back the House.
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Now he appears to regret taking back his ill-considered (or, more likely, not considered at all) remark, because some people liked it.
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The finance ministry has also recently suggested taking back funds from ministries' budgets that had been approved but not spent as of Oct.
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Trump, however, noted that Liberia has recovered from the civil war and the 2014 Ebola outbreak and can handle taking back its expatriates.
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I was trained by post-Watergate staff, Republicans and Democrats, at a time when Congress was taking back power from the Imperial Presidency.
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A new poll released Thursday by CNN puts Democrats within striking distance of taking back the House of Representatives, according to polling experts.
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"We look forward to taking back control of the General Assembly using fair maps next November," the state Democratic chairman, Wayne Goodwin, said.
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It was admittedly kind of embarrassing, but selling my photos felt like I was taking back control of my body and my image.
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After taking back the Senate in the 2014 midterm elections, McConnell, now the majority leader, began a near blockade of Obama's judicial appointments.
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The women who stood by her see Ms. Pelosi, and her call to action on immigration, as critical to taking back the House.
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He pointed to Israeli strikes that destroyed Iranian infrastructure in Syria and progress in taking back a Houthi-held port city in Yemen.
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Like, the San Francisco Take Back the Night marches weren't a bunch of hand-holding women—they were radicals taking back the night.
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The Democratic National Committee's website and the website devoted to "taking back the Senate" focus on asking for money and your contact information.
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A 2012 study, for instance, found that taking back federal land would cost Utah two hundred and seventy-five million dollars a year.
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The band is called "The Slants," but the members are all Asian and say they're taking back the slur and exercising free speech.
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Instead, they argue that Democrats should vote "no" and focus on taking back Congress so they can pass the DREAM Act without strings attached.
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Among the session's early winners were luxury stocks, taking back some ground after being recently hit by worries over a growth slowdown in China.
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When we talk about Taking Back The Beach, it's easy to forget that young girls, as well as adult women, grapple with self-acceptance.
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With the election over, Ruth is leaving town and Eli is resuming his duties as Peter's chief of staff and taking back his office.
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The CW alone has launched Supergirl, Reign (starring a widowed queen who is taking back her country all on her own), and The 100.
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Now, two months later, Tran is taking back her power and shutting down trolls in a powerful open letter in The New York Times.
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Brexiteers insisted on several red lines, including taking back control of laws, money and borders, and leaving the EU's single market and customs union.
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Analysts predict Democrats are likely to gain control of the House of Representatives but have a more narrow path to taking back the Senate.
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Taking back Aleppo, therefore, would deliver a perhaps fatal blow to those — including many elements of the United States government — who want Assad gone.
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Callahan emphasized the move was unprecedented and "the idea of 'taking' back a Cronkite Award is so foreign" the school had never considered it.
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The EU is pushing for an initial agreement this week with Turkey to start taking back refugees and migrants reaching Europe from its shores.
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The 2016 Race With Donald Trump's unfavorable ratings at record levels, the Republican Party's prospects for taking back the White House already seem bleak.
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"The outpouring of support from grassroots donors is further evidence that Democrats are unified behind the goal of taking back the House," said Rep.
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Although the Democrats did not succeed in taking back the Senate, where the map always remained unfavorable, the rest of the night went well.
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Democrats had a big night Tuesday, sweeping the top statewide offices in Virginia, as well as taking back the governor's mansion in New Jersey.
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It didn't take long for Lazos to embark on the diet, forgoing dairy, gluten and sugar with the hope of taking back her health.
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ROME (Reuters) - Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said on Thursday that Britain's planned exit from the European Union was about taking back control of immigration.
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The comeback compilation, and its blunt title (Taking Back What's Ours) did little to subdue the public's zeal for the popular emo Szuch eschewed.
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"We do conduct training about taking back control," said Mr. Crane, who created a training program called "Alice," or Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate.
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You saw it in 2018, when Democrats held a consistent edge on the generic congressional ballot, which translated to them taking back the House.
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Ayanna knows that taking back the White House in 2020 is a top priority, and she is working everyday to hold this Administration accountable.
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The people are taking back their parties and insisting that they become vehicles for big changes in a system that all agree is failing.
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Trump has complained that European countries are not taking back captured ISIS fighters, and he decided to directly confront Macron about it on Tuesday.
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In 2018, Democrats campaigned on protecting people's health care — and they won, taking back a majority in the House and flipping two Senate seats.
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That's why markets are reacting to anything that boosts Clinton's chances by taking back some of the selloff from the past week or so.
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The SDF, a U.S.-backed mix of Kurdish and Arab fighters, has spent the last four months taking back the city block by block.
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In turn, the prime minister requested a general election with the goal of taking back the working majority that he lost in early September.
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"Democrats are laser focused on taking back the House, electing Nancy Pelosi Speaker and then launching impeachment proceedings against President Trump," Collins' statement read.
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The SDF, a U.S.-backed mix of Kurdish and Arab fighters, has spent the last four months taking back the city block by block.
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O'Rourke was powerful on gun control, with his "hell yes," we'll take your AR-15 answer about taking back assault weapons from gun owners.
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If Democrats want to greatly increase their chance of taking back the House, what they'll want is a change in the national political environment.
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"What was striking was how reluctant members of Parliament were to do anything that could be interpreted as taking back control," Mr. Tilford added.
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NBC is taking back the popular sitcom to offer on its own streaming platform in January 2021, Netflix announced Tuesday on its official Twitter account.
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Both consider themselves to be "taking back" their respective countries from a varied cast of bogeymen: among them elitists, social justice warriors, Muslims and immigrants.
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Nankana Sahib Deputy Commissioner Raja Mansoor Ahmed said the Punjab government had launched the anti-encroachment drive last October, taking back possession of the land.
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Activist and billionaire Tom Steyer is paying more attention to gubernatorial races, but he still feels strongly about Democrats taking back control of the House.
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Taking back her rightful place on the throne proves more challenging than anticipated — Scotland is a mostly Protestant nation, and Mary is a Catholic queen.
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Miley Cyrus is taking back her apology for a 2008 Vanity Fair photo shoot that many deemed too scandalous for the then-15-year-old.
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Typically drawn under the eyes with liner — or worse, black Sharpie — the little black stamps were a dime a dozen at Taking Back Sunday concerts.
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The women you're about to see are taking back the stage, claiming their space on country music radio and looking hella good while doing it.
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"My suspicion is that the folks who are retiring don't think that the Republicans have a strong chance at taking back the House," he said.
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Read These Stories Next:9 Stunning Photos Of Differently Abled Women Taking Back The BeachCelebs You Should Be Following On InstagramThe Best Part of Snapchat?
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As the messy primaries drag on, Democrats warn that the party must prioritize general election unity to have a shot at taking back the House.
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His book, "How Bernie Won: Inside the Revolution That's Taking Back Our Country -- and Where We Go from Here," was published by Thomas Dunne Books.
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Democrats subsequently campaigned on health care in the 2018 midterm elections and ended up taking back the House from Republican control with a blue wave.
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Hoyer declined to answer any questions Wednesday related to leadership races "I believe it's important we focus on taking back the majority," he told reporters.
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"That was the closest representation to a populist, social-minded, justice-inclined, inspirational campaign that was about positivity and taking back the power," Starrett says.
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"I don't see why the Chinese would feel unhappy about it because we are not taking back money for what they have done," he said.
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"I told him that a condition for any talks from now own is the company taking back its decision," the minister said after the meeting.
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" But she said she was starting a "Run Jeb Run Fund" because "Jeb is our best chance of taking back the White House in 2016.
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He pointed out the bramble taking back the edge of an ad hoc park and the local town hall where he and Ariane were married.
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Ideologically and physically, turning our backs on a lot of the ideology that he promotes, and taking back the platform that Middlebury has provided him.
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As a result, they're taking back what has always been rightfully theirs: the voices that were stripped from them and the power they've now clenched.
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With seven Republican-held seats that Hillary Clinton carried in 2016, California is a linchpin to Democratic hopes for taking back control of the House.
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Democrats across the country are obsessed with taking back states like Michigan and Wisconsin, where they unexpectedly lost to Trump in the 2016 general election.
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With Trump or Cruz at the top of the GOP slate in November, the Democrats like their chances of taking back the House and Senate.
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"My turn" became a rallying cry for victims sharing their stories and the oppressed taking back power after years of losing it to corrupt forces.
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And since taking back the House, the cochairs said they believe Pelosi is paying more attention to them than ever, citing the drug pricing bill.
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The group, a U.S.-backed mix of Kurdish and Arab fighters, has been slowly taking back the city from ISIS over the past four months.
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This could spell trouble for the chances of Republicans taking back the House, especially during a presidential election year, when Democratic turnout is usually strongest.
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Calls for impeachment Pelosi's interview comes exactly five weeks before the midterm elections, in which Democrats have a real chance at taking back the House.
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The pilot program, Taking Back My Dignity, would help adults battling mental illness and substance abuse by teaching them life skills and providing job opportunities.
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But Mr Johnson, supposedly the champion of taking back control, avoided any such commitment, instead saying meekly that the relationship with America was of "fantastic importance".
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This year, the biggest bands playing were Taking Back Sunday, Paramore, Jawbreaker, Nine Inch Nails, and New Found Glory, alongside a sprinkling of hip-hop acts.
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But with Democrats taking back the House on a message of putting a check on Trump, he's been the target of a much more aggressive legislature.
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Certainly, if we have room for Sum 41, Taking Back Sunday, and the entire Drive Thru Records catalog, we can squeeze them in there too, no?
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British Columbia's female-run music festival Bass Coast has been taking back the dance with its much-loved Twerkshops, where hundreds of women dance en masse.
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I think it's awesome when women are super-interested fashion, because you are almost taking back what was being used against you in so many ways.
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Iraq plans to undertake its offensive sometime this year, taking back towns and villages surrounding the city and then taking Mosul back from the terror network.
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Mona said Swiss negotiators deserved credit for having the pact become the first international document to set out states' obligation to cooperate in taking back citizens.
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Taking back control of the House won't be easy for Democrats — they need to win around 24 seats, but states like Pennsylvania are a big opportunity.
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Christian Siriano allegedly tried pulling a classic retail move on a company that wanted to use his name on its gear ... by taking back the deal.
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Day 67: Revoked Fair Pay & Safe Workplaces Order On March 27, President Trump signed an executive order taking back Obama's Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces order.
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But it just might be getting a new life, as 'pussy' recently did, because one woman is taking back the word — through beauty, of all things.
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A few months later, it renationalized the rail route between London and Edinburgh, taking back the line from a private company after it over-estimated profits.
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The negotiations are part of the government's larger agenda of taking back control of the country's banking sector, which is 58 percent owned by foreign investors.
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If they don't run, Democrats will have a slimmer chance of winning in the states and taking back the Senate majority in either 2020 or 2022.
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It became the default strategy for taking back streets from criminals, and enforcement numbers, as measured through arrests and tickets, were widely used as performance metrics.
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Read more: The feminist DJs in Uganda taking back the night Four years ago, she began answering students' questions about sex in schools across the country.
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For Democrats, the 2018 midterm election is not just about taking back control of Congress, it's about fighting for their party identity in the Trump era.
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The most important voter in the 2018 election, the new Soccer Moms, will be #NeverHillary Independents — and they're key to Democrats for taking back the House.
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Hot Seats Just months ago, Senator Marco Rubio was seen by the Republican establishment as one of its best hopes for taking back the White House.
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While steering clear of any personal praise or taking back any of his past criticism, Mr. Cruz committed to supporting Mr. Trump for a second term.
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For the immediate moment, anyone who believes in the importance of separation of powers should support Democrats taking back the House and the Senate in 2018.
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While Democrats passed rules from 2007 to 2011 preventing budget reconciliation from being used to increase the deficit, Republicans repealed those rules upon taking back power.
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At last, Trump opponents have reason to hope: In taking back the House, Democrats will finally be able to pursue wide-ranging investigations into the administration.
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But if in November 2018, we have succeeded in taking back the House, a lot of those 23 will probably have been among those that flipped.
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Also on Friday, the University of Kansas journalism school said it was taking back its William Allen White National Citation, which it gave him this year.
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Democratic state legislators, who see a chance of taking back the state House Chamber in Des Moines this year, have tended to support anyone but Sanders.
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Democrats see this as key to taking back the House and potentially the Senate in November, as they tie local issues negatively to the Trump administration.
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And more than 30 House Republicans have already announced their retirements or left office, a sign that the GOP is not optimistic about taking back power.
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The spokesman said that G.M. had asked the government for help taking back the plant, but that the government had taken over the factory itself instead.
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The campaign committee tasked with taking back the Senate has already spent amounts in the high five figures with multiple ad spots and a website, SelfServingScott.com.
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"Democrats are laser-focused on taking back the House, electing Nancy Pelosi speaker, and then launching impeachment proceedings against President Trump," Collins said in his announcement.
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Marape, a former finance minister, has promised he would be "taking back" the economy and revising resource-sector laws after the resignation of his predecessor, Peter O'Neill.
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Still, the GOP is fielding credible candidates in a lot of races here, with a particular eye on taking back the governor's mansion now that Democratic Gov.
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And Democrats avoided shutout in some key congressional races in the Golden State&aposs jungle primary, keeping open their path to taking back the House this November.
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For the first time in decades, Democrats have a real shot at taking back a number of key congressional seats in a state long dominated by Republicans.
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Setting off over the mountains with a baby and a goat, he isn't just intent on getting his vengeance, but on taking back his most treasured possession.
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"Now the focus of the campaign is shifting more toward taking back the enemies' centers of gravity in Iraq and Syria, Mosul and Raqqa," Army Lt. Gen.
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Car manufacturers should be responsible for taking back the vehicles, recycling or disposing of them, while authorities in higher-income countries should put in place export regulations.
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Belize and Samoa were also removed from the lists, for risks stemming from human trafficking and not taking back nationals ordered removed from the United States, respectively.
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But the fact that information is thrown away is actually the meaning behind the newspaper and the birds, because birds represent giving information and taking back information.
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When he offered her $125 a week, she refused, but spent her last savings to book passage on the boat Mayer was taking back to New York.
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In this way, they fit into his diplomatic brand of sports celebrity while also taking back the narrative from critics who question his commitment to social equality.
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Iraqi forces made significant gains Friday in their mission to retake Mosul, taking back total control of the city's airport as well as the Ghazlani military camp.
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Trump has placed the onus on the Kurds and Turkey to restrain the Islamic State fighters and blamed European nations for not taking back their own citizens.
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"It's been about reading the tea leaves of the health-care failure, and it's been slowly taking back some of the inflation and growth expectations," said Kohli.
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Since then, more have entered the business, taking back what was traditionally a woman's trade while men worked in the mines that gave the state its name.
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In the end, in return for taking back migrants from Greek islands, Turkey settled for - among other benefits - opening just one chapter, which Cyprus had not frozen.
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Pacman Jones is taking back his Grammy nomination for Antonio Brown -- acknowledging that the Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver really WAS hurt during the playoff game last week.
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The negotiations are part of the Polish government's larger agenda of taking back control of the country's banking sector, which is 58 percent owned by foreign investors.
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This week U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis said Washington may arm the SDF for future battles against Islamic State while taking back weapons it no longer needs.
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"It's simply the case that in taking back control (from Brussels)... it will be for the voters to determine what future governments do," Leadsom told BBC radio.
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As such, she could have argued "taking back control" of borders means getting to choose who enters Britain, rather than imposing an arbitrary limit on the number.
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"I think it's a 21625 percent chance of Democrats taking back the House, just because the map is so large," said Texas-based GOP strategist Matt Mackowiak.
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BAGHDAD — Iraqi forces, backed by American airstrikes and advised by American officers, have been making strides in Anbar Province, slowly taking back territory from the Islamic State.
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If Democrats are successful in taking back the House in 2018, it's almost certain that party leadership will permit impeachment hearings of the President to get underway.
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What's more, taking back her support cost her among Trump's most diehard fans; internal polls showed Ayotte losing support not from the middle, but from the right.
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Democrats touted O'Connor's performance as a sign that they'll be able to compete in tougher GOP-leaning districts that will be critical to taking back the House.
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Pollster Molly Murphy said on Wednesday that the general national mood will help Democrats in their goal of taking back the House in this November's midterm elections.
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His brother introduced him to punk music, and he was soon taken by emo, citing bands like My Chemical Romance and Taking Back Sunday as early favorites.
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Mr. Putin enjoys cultlike status for both taking back Crimea and for promising to rescue the Black Sea fleet that anchors in Sevastopol from rust bucket oblivion.
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Steyer warned that America's democracy is at stake and that Democrats must unify around a message of taking back Congress with the intent of starting impeachment proceedings.
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"I worry a little bit that the activists and donors and regular Democrats across the country haven't quite internalized the importance of taking back the Senate," Sen.
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Many Indigenous groups all over the country are taking back control in their own way, using their deep knowledge of the land to try to heal it.
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WarnerMedia and Disney will also be taking back some of their catalogs as they launch their own standalone services as licensed content dries up across the industry.
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She credits art as a means of "taking back his own life" after nearly three decades in prison and his role as South Africa's first Black president.
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Speaking at a military event in Dhaka, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said she was calling on Myanmar "to start taking back soon their nationals from Bangladesh".
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Here at Motherboard, we also advocate for taking back control of the internet by building it yourself, which we intend to help you do throughout the next year.
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It's a story about chills and thrills and an insane mass murderer, sure, but it's also a story about a woman taking back control of her own life.
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The curious thing is that Brexit was supposed to be about "taking back control": immunising the country from foreign whim and interest, while asserting national dignity and independence.
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When we were told Brexit meant taking back powers for Parliament, no one told my constituents this meant the French parliament and the German parliament, not our own.
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Nearly 20 years after taking back Hong Kong, the Communist Party in Beijing may be wondering whether it can ever pick a winner to lead the former colony.
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Trump praised British voters for "(taking) back their country," though Scotland firmly voted to remain in the EU. Trump faced protests when he touched down in the country.
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Lam's re-appropriation — his act of taking back what had been taken from him — is central to an understanding of the history of Black art in the Americas.
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Government forces captured the town of Halfaya and nearby villages, they said, taking back territory that rebels seized last year from forces loyal to President Bashar al-Assad.
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Under the deal agreed today, the EU will resettle Syrian refugees from Turkey in return for Ankara taking back all migrants who cross to Greece after March 20th.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. In my 27 years on earth, I would guesstimate that I have seen Taking Back Sunday perform live about 12 times.
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Donald Trump's doing something a tad out of the ordinary for him -- taking back a comment he made ... but only after saying his message SHOULD have been obvious.
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I went into this surgery with the mentality that this would work for me, and I looked at it as me finally taking back control of my life.
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In a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Assad said Russia's air support had been essential in taking back Palmyra, and said the city would be rebuilt.
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After he was sworn in, Marape told a news conference he would focus on "taking back our economy" and proposed an overhaul of mining, forestry and fishing laws.
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"Not much is left of (Brexit minister) David Davis's so-called 'red line' of taking back control from European judges," Andrew Adonis, a leading pro-EU campaigner, said.
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Facing a GOP that boasts its largest majority since the Great Depression, House Democrats are seen as having almost no chance of taking back the House this cycle.
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In the meantime, Coloradans will need to continue taking back control over their local governments, and their hard-earned tax dollars, one urban renewal authority at a time.
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Democratic candidates should begin their case for taking back the House with the promise of holding this president accountable and bringing stability and maturity back to foreign policy.
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Instead of surrendering to this endless fleet of virtual haters, we're asking you to join us in taking back the beach this summer by answering with self-love.
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Jones: I was definitely really big into the emo scene back in the day, you know, Taking Back Sunday, Fall Out Boy, Silversteen, Brand New, all that stuff.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE's (R-Ohio) seat will be the one to watch as Democrats assess their chances of taking back the House in November.
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Congressional Democrats, optimistic about taking back the House in the midterms, are hoping to use an obscure provision in the tax code to examine President Trump's tax returns.
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"If we don't want our president acting like a king, we need to start taking back the legislative powers that allow him to do so," Mr. Lee said.
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With a dozen House Republicans already announcing their retirements, and more expected in ensuing weeks, the party has almost given up on taking back control of that body.
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He announced a $0003 million television and digital ad campaign for taking back the Senate, paid for by his campaign and the state Democratic Party, which he controls.
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But one explanation is that Democrats are more hopeful about Congress given the prospect of their party taking back control of the Senate and maybe even the House.
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It has been widely reported, and the data indicates, that college educated voters in suburban districts will be the key to Democrats taking back the House in 85033.
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The ICRC has argued that states must 'take responsibility' by taking back citizens and their children humanely and within their legal framework, on a case-by-case basis.
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The city of Vilnius, Lithuania is set to end its contract with Veolia this year, while Sheffield in Britain is also considering taking back public control, he said.
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Since taking back control of the House in 2018, Democrats have argued that their policies have been given unfair play in the Senate, often going without committee assignments.
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What is known is this: Myanmar's minister for resettlement, Win Myat Aye, has said that his country would be taking back no more than 300 refugees per day.
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Mr. Trump in effect set up a straw man by overstating their testimony, and they could honestly knock it down without taking back what they actually did say.
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On the state level, they'd also like a shot at taking back the Senate, where they need to win three seats in November to gain a slim majority.
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With Democrats taking back control of the House, women are on track to head up at least six of the most influential committees in the lower chamber. Rep.
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With Democrats taking back control of the House but not the Senate, Donohue doesn't expect to see much change; Congress would need to agree to fund gun violence research.
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As Mr Watling adds Taking back production from overseas, though, would result in less efficient production, and therefore higher prices for US consumers and a deflationary real income shock.
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Consequently, on August 221th the Ministry of Justice announced that it was taking back control of the jail from G4S, the private company that had run it since 2011.
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No. This would be why the last two, three weeks were so crucial in terms of finding, I say taking back the company, you know, to our own hands.
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The lack of activity is another reminder that national Republican outside groups are ditching their plans to spend big on taking back the White House given their controversial nominee.
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Johnson also deployed the "taking back control" argument on Sunday, in his case over the money Britain sent to Brussels, its borders and other parts of its economic future.
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"Recanting is a way to no longer invite people to comment; you're shutting people off from giving you their opinion, and taking back the perception of control," he says.
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Democrats' chances of taking back the House in 2628 have suddenly soared — not because of any brilliant statecraft on their part, but because of the utter ineptness of Republicans.
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Now, with 25 years under its belt, the California-based label has an impressive, diverse roster of former and active bands including Taking Back Sunday, the Used, and Yellowcard.
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This was the first one, and then it led to us working with the Used and Sum 41 and Circa Survive and Taking Back Sunday and New Found Glory.
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Why it matters: Growing party divisions and messaging leaks that are at odds with what some progressives are pushing for could hurt Democrats' chances at taking back the House.
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Omar was speaking at a news conference in Qamishli near the Turkish border to announce that Sudan was taking back a captured Sudanese woman who had joined Islamic State.
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Though the specifics of foreign relations seem to carry little weight, the more abstract issue of sovereignty and the Leavers' slogan of "taking back control" does well for Brexiteers.
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The week-old operation has been focused so far on taking back control of the rural areas and villages outside of Fallujah, which is 30 miles west of Baghdad.
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But the calls for Abrams, 220006, to run for Senate have only amplified in recent weeks as Democrats see a path to taking back the upper chamber in 2202.
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Assad has appeared as uncompromising as ever in recent weeks, reiterating his goal of taking back the whole country on the day the U.S.-Russian brokered truce took effect.
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He said Democratic candidates in 2018 have learned some of the lessons of 2016, when Democrats thought they had a chance of taking back the Senate but were disappointed.
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"We are taking back Turkish citizens, their wives and children, who are identified as joining Daesh in Syria," he told reporters, using the Arabic term for the Islamic State.
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Democratic candidate Doug Jones's Tuesday victory, which gives Republicans a razor-thin 51-49 majority, provides Democrats with a potential path to taking back the upper chamber in 2018.
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This revived the hope among Iraqis that with the help of the international coalition led by the United States we are indeed capable of taking back our own cities.
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Public Enemy and Leaders of the New School, Blue Oyster Cult and Lou Reed, Mariah Carey and Ashanti, Pat Benatar and Paul Simon, Taking Back Sunday and Aesop Rock.
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Almost as soon as he began his term, Mr. Buhari began an assault against Boko Haram, with the military taking back territory and capturing and killing scores of militants.
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Adam Austen, a spokesman for Canada's foreign minister, Chrystia Freeland, said in an emailed statement on Wednesday that the country remained committed to taking back the trash for disposal.
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Democrats in particular, and women especially, have been galvanized by their antipathy toward President Trump and their belief that the party has a shot at taking back the House.
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WORDSLUTA Feminist Guide to Taking Back the English LanguageBy Amanda Montell It's not news that the changing landscape of gender is sweeping language along with it — pronouns and more.
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"Your arrogance sparked a movement that has grown to thousands of women taking back their self-esteem and proudly standing up for what is morally right," Baker-Kinney said.
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Democrats' chances of taking back the Senate have improved in recent months, despite the fact that the party is defending 26 seats in November, including two held by independents.
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When we come back, primary voters get set to head to the polls Tuesday in California, a state that could make or break Democratic hopes of taking back the House.
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You know he means it too: nobody uses an acoustic guitar line that sounds like it was cribbed from a Taking Back Sunday session unless they're truly in their feelings.
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A few years ago, when I started dating my current partner, we spent one dreary winter night in drinking PBRs and playing nothing but Taking Back Sunday and Brand New.
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White supremacists and far-right extremists are taking back their historic stronghold in the Pacific Northwest, the AP reports — and some local Republicans are endorsing the reinvigorated far-right sentiments.
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Democrats know that defeating Heller, in a state Hillary Clinton won in 2016, is essential if they stand any chance at taking back the Senate or stemming potential Republican gains.
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NEW YORK, Feb 17 (IFR) - Brazil bonds were quickly taking back their gains from earlier Wednesday after S&P downgraded the sovereign to BB from BB+ with a negative outlook.
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Shares are down well in excess of where the market is and are now taking back some of the losses they've given up over the past 30 days, he noted.
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After commanding a six-point lead, the Cowboys scored 10 points on the Giants after the cat incident, taking back the lead and ultimately winning the game 833 to 18.
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Democrats see these three races in Southern California — which were all carried by Clinton in 2016 — as part of their path to taking back to the House in the fall.
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Democrats have a shot at taking back the House in November, and polling analysis website FiveThirtyEight predicts there is a 72 percent chance the "blue wave" will come to fruition.
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The hearing will be the second one on the idea of single-payer, sometimes called "Medicare for All," that House Democrats have held this year since taking back the majority.
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Democrats in Washington and Ohio believe that if they are able to win the special election on August 7, their chances of taking back the House in November are high.
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Some of us will be working to rebuild from the ground up, with an eye towards flipping Congress, taking back Governors' mansions, and even unseating a spineless Senator or two.
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"Certainly our allies around the world would see us taking back major chunks of the sanctions relief as bad faith," Szubin told a Senate Banking Committee hearing later on Wednesday.
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Not only did I learn how much I would loathe all types of debt as an adult, I also learned the value of taking back control over your financial situation.
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The airline, which controls a sixth of India's booming aviation market, owes money to banks, vendors and lessors - some of whom are considering taking back aircraft, sources have told Reuters.
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"We're talking a fairly substantial ... middle-class tax cut that'll be subject to taking back the House and obviously keeping the Senate and keeping the White House," the president said.
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Those in favor are adamant that cutting financial and legal ties with the European Union and taking back control of immigration will allow Britain to reclaim its sovereignty and prosper.
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The $28 million that the board is taking back from Mr. Stumpf — the proceeds of a 2013 equity grant — will be deducted from his retirement plan payouts, Mr. Sanger said.
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His gesture was met with tons of criticism as well, but Iyanla says Brandt actually proved to be the bigger person by taking back the power to his own happiness.
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On Tuesday, even as Mr. Spicer was telling reporters that the matter was above his pay grade, he said the president had "absolutely" no intention of taking back his accusations.
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But Luján, the chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), believes that the party needs to restore its image before it stands any chance of taking back the House.
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I want the circularity of the project [Buy Me Offline] to work in my favor, by taking back what is mine and selling what the recorders can't: my physical artwork.
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Sources close to Keef tell us he was sick of "riding dirty" -- taking back streets when he was out in one of his luxury whips in order to dodge cops.
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Having already redefined the traditional role of mothers, Amy (Mila Kunis), Kiki (Kristen Bell), and Carla (Hahn) now have their sights set on making their own traditions and taking back Christmas.
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"We are sharing this movement — youth taking back power," Lauren Maunus, a 21-year-old organizer of the Sunrise Movement, which rallied behind the Green New Deal after the midterm elections.
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If you place even odds on Republicans taking back the White House, then blocking Garland means they'll get, on average, a 5 (50 percent times 2 plus 50 percent times 8).
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel says talks with Greece on its taking back migrants who previously sought asylum there are well-advanced but similar negotiations with Italy have some way to go.
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Until you started playing lacrosse, drawing Taking Back Sunday fan art or listening to A Tribe Called Quest, it was hard to find anyone who 'got you'—no one understands, man.
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But it is likely to mean that Britain will now seek a softer exit taking back government powers from the EU while still trying to retain access to the single market.
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To drive home the point that, yes, love exists but just not for you, the Smiths posed with apparent Taking Back Sunday frontman Channing Tatum and his wife, Jenna Dewan Tatum.
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PBMs are taking back a portion of the pharmacies' already barely adequate reimbursements weeks and even months after the pharmacist has dispensed the medication and the patient has left the pharmacy.
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This marks the actor's seventh Golden Globe nomination and third win, previously taking back-to-back honors in 2006 and '07 for his performance as Dr. Gregory House on Fox's House.
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For about an hour, protesters clad in parkas and khamiis shivered in freezing temperatures as they listened to organizers speak about taking back some of Amazon's billions for local Minnesota communities.
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It means taking back the money and power we give to advertisers to shape culture to their private ends and investing that wealth—our wealth—ourselves, into things that really matter.
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Even as the Iraqi security forces have made progress in taking back territory from the group in recent months, the Islamic State has seemed to step up its calculated bomb plots.
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The Leave side, which just months ago was dismissed as hopelessly divided, has put together an extraordinarily effective campaign based on taking back democratic control from unelected, unaccountable bureaucrats in Brussels.
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They are seizing on every opportunity to fan the flames, with an eye toward winning the White House, taking back the Senate and cutting into the GOP majority in the House.
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Democrats feel emboldened about their prospects of taking back the House majority and are hoping for a wave election with presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump at the top of the ticket.
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Obama's rush to California for House and Senate Democrats is fresh evidence of the optimism his party feels about its chances of taking back at least one of the two chambers.
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Upon taking back the House, top Democrats said tightening background checks is a top priority in the wake of the number of mass shootings that have taken place in recent years.
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Not only could he put the GOP in a (perhaps just slightly) worse position to sell itself as competent, he's restored Democratic hope in the prospect of taking back the Senate.
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Merkel is banking on the success of the EU-Turkey deal which gives Ankara political and financial benefits in return for taking back refugees and migrants who had crossed to Greece.
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Hathaway, whose pregnancy was revealed in November, posted the photo along with a lengthy caption explaining that she was taking back control from paparazzi who were photographing her on the beach.
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Between Robert Mueller's investigation and the Democrats taking back the House, the Washington media hasn't given the intramural politics of the Republican Senate and the impact of Mitt Romney much airplay.
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Taking back the Nassib crossing paves the way for Assad to reopen a trade artery vital to his hopes of reviving the Syrian economy and starting to rebuild government-held areas.
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It is emblematic of a growing feeling among some progressives that Democrats have been too hesitant to take Trump to task since taking back the House in the 2018 midterm elections.
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The change could help some merchants sell dead products by keeping them in Amazon warehouses longer, but could also prevent them from taking back them back and selling on other channels.
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The video accompanying the tweet featured clips of Trump skewering Democrats and touting the Republican Party's chances of taking back the House of Representatives while holding the White House and Senate.
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WASHINGTON — In 2016, Democrats thought they had found the perfect candidate to win a United States Senate seat in Pennsylvania and put them within striking distance of taking back the majority.
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"What's happening now is that people are taking back that process," said Stanley B. Burns, 81, an ophthalmologist who runs the Burns Archive, a collection of post-mortem and medical photos.
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But the main thing most Brexiteers have in common is an obsession with national sovereignty, "taking back control" and keeping foreigners out — a yearning for that old British idea: splendid isolation.
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But the main thing most Brexiteers have in common is an obsession with national sovereignty, "taking back control" and keeping foreigners out — a yearning for that old British idea: splendid isolation.
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In the waning months of Obama's second term, his Cabinet debated whether to arm Syrian Kurds, who would be key to taking back cities like Raqqa -- which served as ISIS's headquarters.
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As Sears trims its brick-and-mortar fleet, struggling with declining sales and a heavy debt load, Seritage has proactively been taking back those stores and repurposing them for mixed uses.
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Yes, as viewers discover, Cersei plans to cross them by doubling down on her forces with a mercenary army from Essos and taking back her kingdom when her enemies are vulnerable.
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The hearing, held by a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee, was one of the Democrat's first displays of oversight power after taking back control of the chamber in the 2018 midterms.
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But batteries can only handle taking back a percentage of what they put out, and also can't recover energy when the battery is fully charged, so the resistor acts as an overflow.
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" Other picks include Taking Back Sunday covering Smashing Pumpkins' "Bullet with Butterfly Wings," Dance Gavin Dance taking on Third Eye Blind's "Semi-Charmed Life" and Movements tackling R.E.M.'s "Losing My Religion.
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If F.A.A. officials decide a system may compromise safety, the new rules dictate that they will need to conduct an investigation or an inspection to make their case before taking back control.
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But Brexit is expected to result in Britain taking back its 16 percent stake of shareholder capital in the bank, leaving a hole of up to nine billion euros in its finances.
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Women were the driving force behind Democrats taking back the House, winning over 60% of the House seats that the party flipped in the 2018 midterms, according to the New York Times.
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"We're targeting our resources to invest in places that will be critical to keeping the House, taking back the US Senate, and regaining ground in key state legislatures in 2020," Lau said.
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" It proposed "taking back our streets" by toughening the death penalty and building more prisons, and it suggested imposing term limits on "career politicians" so they could be replaced with "citizen legislators.
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Their fear is that, given the choice, Mrs May and Mr Hammond will lean more to staying in the single market than to taking back full control of migration, money and laws.
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As Christie got caught up in Bridgegate and Booker decided to run for Senate, Baraka ran to replace him as mayor in 250 on a message of taking back the city's schools.
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"Taking back our government starts in primary elections, and by turning out in droves to the polls, California Democrats will send Trump and the GOP a strong message this June," he said.
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"This is only the first step to turning around this state and taking back California for all of Californians," Cox told supporters Tuesday evening during a Republican Party gathering in San Diego.
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Indeed, eight months after taking back the House and nearly three years into the Trump presidency, Democrats across the ideological spectrum have failed to introduce comprehensive legislation to tackle the climate crisis.
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His Democratic colleagues, who no doubt would welcome his return if it contributed to their taking back power, may remember Mr. Bayh for his work in another capacity while out of office.
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Democrats are optimistic about taking back the House and maybe even the Senate in the fall, but analysts indicate that a party needs a double-digit lead to score a "wave" election.
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It should come as no surprise that the artist is an avid reader of stories about women escaping abuse, fighting the patriarchy with martial arts, and taking back control over their lives.
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It's a sordid, carnal pleasure I'm after—something I hide from friends and loved ones, taking back streets to avoid running into people I know; people who might let my secret slip.
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So anyone under the fleeting impression Brexit means taking back control of the rules enabling personal data to flow freely between the UK and the European Union should reset their expectations accordingly.
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Instead, I want the circularity of my projects to work in my favor, by taking back what is mine and selling what [people who record my cam videos] can't: my physical artwork.
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Off the lows: Stocks are taking back some ground Friday after their epic rout, as the Fed's emergency announcement that it would inject $1.5 trillion into the financial system eases some pressure.
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The British, with their attitude of having their cake and eating it, paid too little attention to the "unavoidable trade-offs between taking back control and economic loss," Mr. van Middelaar said.
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While this particular crisis, caused by an invisible virus, can make students feel totally totally out of control, Resnick and her staff emphasize the importance of taking back what control they can.
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The regime's capture of that city marked a turning point in the war, with President Assad taking back control of all four major cities in the country with the help of Russia.
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The Resistance School focuses on "practical skills for taking back America" at a moment when front-porch politicking seems lost to likes and shares, online memes and long lists of diversity demands.
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And I think you will see, if the administration does that, members of both sides of the aisle rise up and begin to start taking back some of their Article I powers.
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While Democrats face better odds at taking back the House of Representatives, particularly as President Donald Trump's unpopularity weighs on the GOP, the party faces a much tougher road in the Senate.
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Indeed, the latter will do far more to excite voters across the ideological spectrum and will help Democrats in key swing districts that are crucial to the party taking back the House.
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"We're targeting our resources to invest in places that will be critical to keeping the House, taking back the U.S. Senate, and regaining ground in key state legislatures in 2020," Lau wrote.
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Taking back state legislatures and governorships ahead of the 85033 redistricting – playing the long game as Republicans have done over the past twenty years – should be at the heart of Democratic strategy.
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Ocasio-Cortez and the new cadre of lefties in the House, but I also dread the notion of a Trump re-election, losing the House again and never taking back the Senate.
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It's the people who grew up resenting the stilted presentations they had to make for history class taking back the power and repurposing it in a way that's actually fun – albeit incredibly deranged.
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The former finance minister promised he would be "taking back" the economy under his leadership when parliament elected him prime minister last week in the wake of Peter O'Neill's resignation from the position.
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For people whose land, lives, wealth, and sense of identity was stripped from them, the Ohorokova was a way of taking back their agency and redefining their group in the aftermath of atrocity.
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Turkey is due to begin taking back illegal migrants from Greece on Monday under a deal with the European Union, but neither side is fully ready and any start may only be symbolic.
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Washington (CNN)The Pentagon believes that the US-led anti-ISIS coalition has seized the offensive and made significant progress in taking back key territory from ISIS, US defense officials told CNN Monday.
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Taiwan authorities have strongly opposed the bill, which they say could leave Taiwanese citizens exposed in Hong Kong and have vowed to refuse taking back the murder suspect if the bill is passed.
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According to WSJ, NBCUniversal is considering taking back the rights to the show once its Netflix contract expires in 2021, so The Office can live exclusively on the network's own forthcoming streaming platform.
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Soldiers have been taking back areas that were under Boko Haram control, and the military's victories have lifted the spirits of Nigerians who are daring to talk about a post-Boko Haram life.
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Democrats are inching closer to taking back the House majority for the first time since 22019, with the party flipping at least 17 seats and leading in more than a dozen other races.
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Obama touted progress made by the U.S.-led military coalition and local ground forces in taking back territory from the extremist group, eliminating their oil infrastructure and reducing the flow of foreign fighters.
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The June 5 primaries underscored just how disastrous an impact the far-left progressive faction of the Democrats could have in undermining their chances of taking back control of the House in November.
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"Reagan made a serious mistake in taking back his powers and duties," said Robert Gilbert, an emeritus professor of political science at Northeastern University and an expert on illness in the White House.
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Sharing details about what goes on behind closed doors could attract a lot of buzz and attention, and lead to some interesting work connections, but be discerning because there's no taking back TMI.
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Losing this one race won't ruin Democrats' chances of taking back the House outright, but it is a test for a party trying to win in much more Trumpian districts than this one.
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The most recent instance was in October 2016 when the Obama administration stopped issuing visas to Gambian government officials and their families because the government was not taking back U.S. deportees from Gambia.
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Faced with rival streaming services taking back hit shows like "Friends" and "The Office," Netflix has secured the rights to "Seinfeld" in an effort to compete with players like NBC, HBO and Disney.
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But when you're a trans person and you get to put yourself onstage, you're basically inviting people to objectify you in a way, but you are taking back the control of that objectification.
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But Taiwan authorities have strongly opposed the bill which they say could leave Taiwanese citizens exposed in Hong Kong, and have vowed to refuse taking back the murder suspect if the bill is passed.
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"The dollar is taking back ground, particularly against the euro, since yesterday's election as market uncertainty was calmed by Trump's more presidential tone in his victory speech," Caxton FX analyst Alexandra Russell-Oliver said.
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Forces took the airport in a few hours and appear to be moving swiftly, taking back control of two villages -- Yarmouk and Tal al-Rayan -- near the airport and the al-Ghazlani military camp.
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Marshall is particularly focused on North Carolina, where an especially extreme form of conservatism took over the state and bred a backlash that led to Roy Cooper, a Democrat, taking back the governor's mansion.
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It is not just the passionate traditionalists and Brexiteers, overjoyed at the prospect of "taking back control" of the country from the European Union, who find the prospect of a "bong-less" Westminster disconcerting.
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And, if Democrats are to have any hope of taking back control of the U.S. House next year, they will have to flip at least a couple of Texas seats presently held by Republicans.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) on Sunday pushed back an advance by U.S.-backed forces in northern Syria, according to media reports, taking back territory it had lost to coalition forces.
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In 2002, if you asked me which album I would take to a desert island and listen to for the rest of my life, the answer was Taking Back Sunday's Tell All Your Friends.
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If they pull off an upset victory, it'll give them the narrative they've been looking for: that Democrats can compete in GOP-leaning suburban districts that will be key to taking back the House.
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Over the last several decades, Congress has outsourced key trading decisions to the executive branch, and taking back that power would require a serious, united front from GOP leaders in a midterm election year.
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He is committed to securing our borders, taking back the manufacturing jobs that have been stolen from the middle class by Mexico and China, and standing up to enemies threatening our way of life.
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" Springsteen praised the Democratic Party for taking back the House in last month's midterm elections, but said he would "like to have seen a much more full-throated [rejection] of the past two years.
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And while Republicans may have won the first battle by electing Trump, Democrats have won the next by taking back the House — and gaining the power to strike a serious blow to his presidency.
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"If Brexit really meant 'taking back control of our country,' then I'd like at least to know who owns it," he wrote in an op-ed in The Guardian a year after the vote.
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If all four lose, Democrats would have a very good shot at taking back the Senate, particularly if they capture the White House (thereby seizing control in the event of a 2900-220006 split).
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Democrats believe that if Bullock were to reverse course and run for the Senate, it would instantly put Montana in play this fall and give them a wider path to taking back the chamber.
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"It was about a combination of migration, sovereignty under the broad umbrella of taking back control, and a sense that, as a country, we were no longer able to control our destiny," he said.
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Taking back Raqqa, along with Mosul in Iraq — where Iraqi forces backed by the United States-led coalition have freed about half of the city — will effectively eliminate the Islamic State's self-declared caliphate.
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If Democrats can get that lead back up to this margin, it would have a far greater impact on their hopes of taking back the House than the new map out of Pennsylvania will.
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"This campaign was always about citizenship — taking back our country from a political class that only serves the big, the powerful, the wealthy, and the well connected," she said in a statement posted on Facebook.
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The TeenSafe YouTube page is filled with guides that show parents how to do everything from blocking access to individual apps like Snapchat and Instagram to "taking back dinnertime" by shutting down a kid's device.
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"Oh Father," one of eight Like a Prayer tracks that she co-wrote with regular collaborator Patrick Leonard, is a glorious, classic-sounding ballad about taking back control from male authority figures, including her father.
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With many of the same stuttered rhythms and melodic elements as radio hits like Taking Back Sunday's "Cute Without the E," songs like this cement Hot Water Music's influence on future generations of emo bands.
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The commission is also taking back Lopez's statements that the boat was running at "full speed" into the jetty and stressed that they haven't made any conclusions about alcohol playing a part in the crash.
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PHNOM PENH (Reuters) - The United States embassy in Cambodia said on Wednesday it had stopped issuing some types of visas to Cambodians because Cambodia is not taking back citizens the United States wants to deport.
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But after a lifetime of enduring racism from both mean-spirited and well-intentioned people (yes, you can be racist even if you "mean well"), Tran has had enough, and she's taking back her power.
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Britain has no choice but to pay attention to these rules but will lose any chance to influence them when it leaves the EU. Far from taking back control it will be giving up control.
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Democrats are salivating over their prospects of taking back the House and Senate next year with President Trump embroiled in a series of scandals involving Russia's efforts to sway the 2016 election in his favor.
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Merkel is banking on the success of the deal between the European Union and Turkey which gives Ankara political and financial benefits in return for taking back refugees and migrants who had crossed to Greece.
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While the Syrian military has been making rapid gains against ISIS near Deir Ezzor, recently taking back the important village of al-Sukhna, out here in Salamiyah they have seen more of a seesaw battle.
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In court, Ms. Kelly's lawyer painted a softer portrait of a divorced mother of four who resorted to taking back roads on her daily hour-and-a-half commute when highway tolls became too expensive.
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Roger Storm, head of clearing at Six Securities Services, the Swiss market operator, said if Brussels is intent on taking back euro clearing, issues such as competition, licensing and access rights will all be secondary.
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PRAIA (Reuters) - Cape Verde held parliamentary elections on Sunday in which the main opposition Movement for Democracy (MpD) party stood a strong chance of taking back the island's legislature after 15 years in the minority.
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The running QB. Taking Back Control For decades, college football's rule of thumb was to deploy your best athlete at running back in the I-formation, ever since USC used the strategy with O.J. Simpson.
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The signing of Daniel Ricciardo, who was successful at Red Bull, is the first time Renault has had a winning driver in one of their cars since taking back control of the team in 2016.
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"Whip Hoyer is committed to taking back the House, and that involves working with local leaders to identify and support the strongest candidate for that district," Hoyer's communications director, Katie Grant, said in a statement.
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He advocates civics classes in schools, the enactment of proportional representation, compulsory voting from the age of 16 and taking back control over egregious institutional dysfunctions (unfettered party funding, for example, and targeted political messaging).
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After taking back possession, Drew Brees did what he does best, leading the Saints on a 65-yard drive that resulted in a game-winning field goal as the final seconds ticked off the clock.
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BONN, Germany, Sept 18 (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom is taking back responsibility for corporate telecoms clients from its restructured T-Systems unit, which will emerge as a slimmed-down operation focused on IT and digital services.
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CARACAS, Venezuela — President Nicolás Maduro's Socialist Party announced on Monday that its lawmakers are taking back their seats in Venezuela's congress after a three-year boycott, targeting the power base of the president's chief rival.
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BONN, Germany, Sept 22022 (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom is taking back responsibility for corporate telecoms clients from its restructured T-Systems unit, which will emerge as a slimmed-down operation focused on IT and digital services.
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The Australian dollar added 0.2 percent against its U.S. counterpart to $0.7155, taking back ground lost after the Reserve Bank of Australia left its cash rate unchanged at a record low 2.0 percent as expected.
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The regime's capture of that city marked a turning point in the war, with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad taking back control of all four major cities in the country -- with the help of Russia.
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The big picture: Bishop's win against McCready, a centrist who ultimately raised more money than his Republican counterpart, could be an optimistic sign for the GOP as they eye taking back the House in 2020.
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Dozens of members of the Alamance County Taking Back Alamance County — which has been deemed a "hate group" by the Southern Poverty Law Center — gathered in a fenced-off area near the statue's former location.
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Backed by Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian's Initialized Capital to the tune of $2 million (total seed investment: $4 million), Helm's mission is to chart a path to taking back our digital identity from the cloud.
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Moreover, I must emphasize that this new strain of intolerance coming from the Democrats is not just bad for the Democrats chances of taking back Congress next fall – it is bad for the country's moral health.
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Democrats said they wanted time to read the massive bill but McConnell suspected the motives weren't so pure -- especially in an election year when Democrats believe they have a real shot at taking back the majority.
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Gridlock on Capitol Hill only worsened after the 2018 mid-term elections, when Democrats defeated more than a dozen moderate House Republicans representing suburban districts, and came unexpectedly close to taking back control of the Senate.
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Masoud Barzani, the president of Iraq's Kurdish region since 2005, resigned in the aftermath of a referendum on independence that led to Iraqi government forces taking back control of key oilfields and the city of Kirkuk.
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For men, Abloh's vision for the foreseeable future is much more concise and includes a taking back of Wall Street tropes, finished with the finer details of a more office-appropriate interpretation of ready-to-wear.
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It&aposs also how much he&aposs losing to a certain democrat in a 2020 match -- UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I feel very good about the prospects of both taking back the House and Senate in the midterms.
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If Democrats stand any chance at taking back congressional seats in November while likewise holding onto vulnerable congressional seats currently held by their own party, it is necessary that the party's message emphasizes centrism and unity.
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This year, not only are the Democrats strong favorites to win the White House, they are also favored to regain control of the Senate, and they even have an outside shot of taking back the House.
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It had been a rocky road for them, and we're told alcohol was a key factor in their frequent break-ups -- one of which led to Ray J taking back the Bentley he'd gotten for her.
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The circumstances, the concerns I had about the Republicans taking back the White House, because I think they wrecked what we achieved in the 1990s with 23 million new jobs and incomes going up for everybody.
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Mr Trump said he was taking back his description of Mr Rubio (whom he otherwise insisted on calling "Little Marco") as a "lightweight", but complained about a joke Mr Rubio made about his allegedly small hands.
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The company wanted to give its safety drivers — the operators who are tasked with taking back control of the car when the autonomous system won't work — time to process the incident, according to spokesperson Rick Bourgoise.
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While this may be true, it did not appear to stop Democrats from taking back the House, picking up governorships in battleground states like Michigan and Wisconsin, or Senate seats in target states Arizona and Nevada.
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Democratic operatives in nearby Washington see the region as a hotbed for Democratic activism in response to Trump and the example of the suburban district they believe is key to the party taking back the House.
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Democrats see California as the key to taking back the House in 2900, but Republicans think they can hang on in the blue state — and even pick up some new GOP seats in the midterm elections.
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The Australian dollar was up 0.4 percent at $0.7522 , taking back some lost ground after falling in the previous session as a subdued inflation report left the door open for an interest rate cut next week.
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Daniel Squadron, a former New York state senator who leads a liberal group focused on taking back statehouses, said the lame duck sessions illustrate the lingering cost of the Democrats' inattention to state and local politics.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Syrian government forces backed by Russian air power have launched an operation aimed at taking back the pivotal town of Saraqeb in northwest Syria from Turkey-backed rebels, a Turkish official said on Thursday.
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Tampa Bay put up 22 runs in taking back-to-back games from the Texas Rangers on Saturday and Sunday but has been limited to a total of three in the first two games against Boston.
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"There were a lot of arguments about wrestling back control, about taking back control, about having more power over your own destiny and that's something that resonates with people in the Northeast of England," said Houchen.
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But in qualifying her language by using the word "direct" before jurisdiction, opposition lawmakers said May had crossed her own "red line" on taking back control, by accepting the court would have influence over British law.
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McDonnell said the slogan "taking back control" used by supporters of leaving the EU in the 2016 referendum was mobilised to great effect because many people rightly felt that they have little control over their lives.
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Visually I get a sense of history for the art form...incorporating writings scribbles and drawings...taking back to Crash's origins..the Train Yards...this current show and work showcases Crash's talents and sense of community!
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Democrats taking back the House — the likeliest scenario according to polls — could leave Republicans with a sense that he's vulnerable, and that they can afford to challenge him and join in investigations, reducing Trump-associated backsliding.
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The deal gives Turkey political and financial benefits in exchange for taking back refugees and migrants who cross to Greece, and critics fear it could make Europe take a softer line with Ankara on human rights issues.
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As Iraqi and Kurdish forces join US allies taking back Mosul, retreating Islamic State forces are setting fire to oil fields and other chemical facilities, burning some 5,000 barrels daily and blanketing the region in acrid smoke.
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With the legal proceeding over and the duo not taking back their legislative posts, Hong Kong authorities say they will start planning by-elections to fill their two vacant seats in the city's 70-seat Legislative Council.
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The race for the Kentucky 6th District seat generated national media attention, as both parties viewed the campaign as an important early bellwether of whether Democrats could succeed in taking back control of the House from Republicans.
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At the airport, they waited by the conveyor belt for several boxes of batteries, flashlights, first aid kits and basic supplies that they're taking back with them to the city of Caguas, in the territory's center-east.
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"It's not surprising that, just like the movement itself, it took two women getting into a room together, comparing notes and joining forces to create something almost like an anthem for taking back our narrative," Palmer says.
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There was a lot of controversy too over the past few years with more of a spotlight being put on hyper-drag and bioqueens—cis women who are taking back the night and taking drag for themselves.
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Democrats' chances of taking back the Senate in the next election cycle are slim, as they will have to defend 85033 seats, including in Republican-leaning states such as Missouri, Montana, North Dakota, Indiana and West Virginia.
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What do your various acts of reclamation—in the form of enacting the tradition of being a falcon hunter, or even the act of taking back the refineries for the resistance—truly mean for the colonized themselves?
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has dropped more than $1.4 million on television ads in the Los Angeles and San Diego markets to undercut Republicans in congressional districts critical to their hopes of taking back the House.
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Last month the organization announced it was taking back responsibility for relations with Biennale exhibitors and other professional bodies from Reed Exhibitions, a global events company, less than a year after Reed's appointment to manage the event.
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But unlike Bayer they were not caught out by major surplus volumes in distribution channels, which forced the Bayer division to chalk up negative Latin America sales for the quarter after taking back products from distributors' shelves.
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Many congressional hearings do just that — and I would reiterate my invitation to HVAC to lead the charge toward taking back the power of effective oversight through a series of truly in-depth hearings on veterans' suicide.
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This is like black paint, or my lipstick at a Taking Back Sunday concert, and for comparison, the darkest object in our solar system is probably a comet that reflects three or so percent of incoming light.
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Acts such as Saves The Day, Brand New, Taking Back Sunday and Fall Out Boy would shout from the rooftops that, had this tiny band from the New Brunswick basement show scene not existed, neither would they.
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Inspired by the exact insult her peers threw her way, McMillan designed shirts emblazoned with the slogan "Dee the Fat Whale Saves the Whales" — thus taking back the joke, while simultaneously spearheading a fundraiser for whale conservation.
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Turkey has sent thousands of troops and heavy military hardware into northwest Syria's Idlib province to back rebels looking to hold back an offensive by Syrian government and Russian forces aimed at taking back the rebel stronghold.
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The Peacocks of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference never lost contact with Clemson, which two weeks ago had risen to No. 16 in the AP rankings before taking back-to-back close losses to Creighton and Nebraska.
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In a dream state, I drifted across the region, taking back roads that led me down dirt paths to ghost towns and tiny villages where it was hard to find a person under the age of 70.
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Seemingly taking back those comments after a public rebuttal by the ECB, Holzmann, a member of the rate-setting Governing Council, published a short statement to say that monetary policy "has by no means" reached its limits.
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We met in year nine, and I remember he told me one of his favorite bands was Taking Back Sunday—I had never listened to them, but I lied and said they were my favorite band too.
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But now, especially with her year old vendetta with Kanye and Kim Kardashian after being exposed as a liar border on trivial now as she tries to self-brand as a snake, taking back control of her image.
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On Thursday and Friday, she hopes for more progress at a full summit of the 28-nation EU, though in case that fails she is also seeking agreements with individual countries on issues such as taking back migrants.
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Heitkamp is also vulnerable: She's probably the only Democrat who could even compete in unfriendly territory like North Dakota, and without her, the party's already difficult task of taking back the Senate gets even less realistic in 2018.
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Taking back the House would require picking up at least 18 seats and would be a tough climb, but Republicans say the turmoil in the Democratic Party and a strong economy bolstering Trump give them reasons for optimism.
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Yet these objectives may prove impossible to square with the Brexiteers' goal of "taking back control" of Britain's borders, laws and the money it pays the EU. That is why the odds of a hard Brexit are rising.
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Dear Theresa, It is more than two years since the British people voted to leave the European Union on an unambiguous and categorical promise that if they did so they would be taking back control of their democracy.
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Season 6 ended with Cersei famously silencing the haters, Daenerys taking back Meereen and taking to the seas with Tyrion, and Jon and Sansa in the process of unifying the North under what remains of the Stark family.
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Taking back control, for people everywhere, is a message in a bottle which they can fill with their own meaning: for it is a condition of our contemporary lives that control seems to be what we are losing.
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"Wal-Mart is taking back share from the traditional supermarket at an accelerating rate," according to Loop Capital analyst Andrew Wolf, who estimates the retailer now has a 21.5 percent market share in the U.S. traditional grocery industry.
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In return for taking back migrants from Greece and cracking down on people-smugglers, Turkey gets billions in aid and new talks about joining the EU. Its citizens will also be allowed to travel visa-free in Europe.
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" Earlier this month, Newsweek political editor Matthew Cooper wrote that Democrats "see the Russia probes as their ticket to taking back the House in 2018," while he cautioned that the health care fight "remains the party's best hope.
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Even more troubling, this brouhaha between Ryan and Trump comes at a time when a unified GOP is most crucial to not only taking back the White House, but also maintaining control of both the Senate and House.
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Democrats still face a daunting task in taking back the House, however: They need to net 30 seats, which involves winning their top pickup opportunities and flipping seats considered more of a reach or in GOP-leaning territory.
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Turkey has negotiated a deal that involves taking back most of those who traveled across the Aegean Sea into Greece in exchange for $6.6 billion in European aid and a proposed waiver of visas for Turks entering Europe.
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Defensive back Josh Jackson was named the Big Ten Co-Defensive Player of the Week after taking back two interceptions for touchdowns to go along with three tackles and a forced fumble in the loss to the Badgers.
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BUY THE BOOK How Bernie Won: Inside the Revolution That's Taking Back Our Country - and Where We Go from Here In How Bernie Won , Weaver shows how Bernie sparked a movement that would sweep America and inspire millions.
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The big picture: Women have been over-performing in Democratic primaries, and Democrats didn't get locked out of any congressional general election races in California, meaning their chances for taking back the House just got a little easier.
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Think of it like an equation: What I'm saying is how could "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" played in the style of Taking Back Sunday, imbued with all Adam Lazzara's personal angst and longing, ever, ever be bad?
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If the first installment—1997's What's Mine Is Yours —helped make emo a household name, 2007's Taking Back What's Ours was Deep Elm's condemnation of Hot Topic and MTV's stranglehold on the once home-bred genre.
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The implications are huge for the congressional landscape: If Democrats seriously contest a half-dozen seats, Republicans will have to spend millions protecting once-safe districts in major media markets, minimizing their odds of taking back the House.
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Whether you've just returned to an out-of-control inbox after time off, or you want a fresh slate without risking deletion, marking emails as read can be a good place to start taking back your digital space.
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And since "Asian hair" has a history of being exoticized, often accompanied with descriptors like "long, silky smooth and jet black," flipping it completely on its head becomes a way of taking back ownership and of reclaiming identity.
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Under the upcoming reshuffle, governors of the euro zone's 19 central banks are also due to decide how to deal with a fall in ECB capital due to the Bank of England taking back its share after Brexit.
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It seems oddly fitting therefore that Brexit, which was supposed to be about "taking back control" from Brussels, has actually given a great deal of control to a Northern Irish party that no one in Britain votes for.
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BRUSSELS, April 4 (Reuters) - The European Commission on Monday said Turkey's had met the legal requirements for taking back migrants sent from Greece, under a disputed EU scheme to shut the human smuggling route across the Aegean Sea.
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ROME (Reuters) - Beppe Grillo, the irreverent comic who co-founded Italy's anti-establishment 20183-Star Movement, declared he was taking back leadership of the bloc this weekend ahead of a year-end referendum that could sink the government.
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"Establishment figures like Steny Hoyer and the so-called New Democrats hurt Democratic chances of taking back the House every time they support uninspiring, corporate candidates with unpopular ideas," PCCC co-founder Stephanie Taylor said in a statement.
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"Run, Bernie, Run!" are the final words of Weaver's book, "How Bernie Won: Inside the Revolution That's Taking Back Our Country—and Where We Go From Here," a title that suggests Bernieworld doesn't think the revolution is over.
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Dear Theresa, It is more than two years since the British people voted to leave the European Union on an unambiguous and categorical promise that if they did so they would be taking back control of their democracy.
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Democratic success in the 254 midterms hinges significantly on candidates who don't run on Medicare-for-all or abolishing ICE — the best hope the party has of taking back Congress is if a lot of center-left candidates win.
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For Assad, taking back Aleppo would shore up his grip over the main population centres of western Syria where he and his allies have focused their firepower while much of the rest of the country remains outside their control.
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Even as our prospects for taking back the majority dimmed, Mook helped us make the strategic and tactical decisions that helped us pick up a net of eight seats, which was more than the pundits had assumed was possible.
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As part of the application, Apple included a 10-page training plan that appeared to be related to operators taking back manual control of the car during automated driving exercises of the system, which it calls a development platform.
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For those who don't watch the show, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt follows a young woman taking back her life after spending 15 years trapped in a bunker where she was the victim of "weird sex stuff," as she puts it.
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"My campaign to become leader of the ANC was pivoted on two things: Renewing the ANC and taking back to the values the were espoused and subscribed to by Nelson Mandela, Oliver Thambo and many other leaders," he said.
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Some thought they were taking back control, some wanted an end to the EU bureaucracy that they saw hurting their livelihoods and some - like a cockle-picker in Flookburgh - thought it was time London paid attention to smaller voices.
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I see people knowing the names of various bills, HR 64 ... There is an awakening happening that I don't think I've seen in my lifetime, and I think, a taking back of just the very idea of self-government.
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LOS ANGELES — Disney is taking back James Gunn, the creative force behind its "Guardians of the Galaxy" movie franchise, reversing its contentious decision in July to fire the filmmaker for offensive jokes he wrote on Twitter several years ago.
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Our first step forward is to use our platforms as spaces where we can share knowledge and learn together—taking back control over our own sexual experiences to create a safer, more inclusive world for, hopefully, better fucking futures.
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With candidates ranging from formerly little known figures such as Mayor Pete Buttigieg to seasoned politicians like Senator Elizabeth Warren and former Vice President Joe Biden, many Democrats think that they have a real shot at taking back the White House.
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It will be about taking back the tax cuts, it will be about impeaching this president and undoing an election and it be about a lot of the other things the president mentioned tonight, he talked a lot about the election.
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The single-word result of June's referendum—"Leave"—followed a campaign boasting copious (incompatible) benefits: taking back control of immigration, ending payments into the European Union budget, rolling back foreign courts' jurisdiction and trading with the continent as freely as ever.
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As leader, Mr Corbyn has said next to nothing about the three main selling points of the Leave campaign: an end to unrestricted migration from the EU, taking back jurisdiction from the European court and stopping payments into the EU budget.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The Islamist terrorist threat to the West will endure for years to come because simply taking back territory from Islamic State will not solve the deeper global fractures which have fostered militants, Britain's foreign intelligence chief has said.
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Jamie Lee Curtis, star of the upcoming Halloween movie, said she chose to return to the iconic horror franchise because she was inspired amid the #MeToo movement by the idea of a woman taking back "the narrative" of her life.
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For supporters of O'Rourke or any of the dozen other candidates hoping to make up a "blue wave," taking back the House — or the Senate — has become a tangible means of returning to that understanding of who we are as Americans.
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Anyone who dismisses the importance of taking back this language should consider the gravity of the mistake made by supporters of legal abortion when they allowed the anti-abortion movement to claim the term "pro-life" after Roe v. Wade.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, backed by Russia, is now close to taking back full control of Aleppo, which was Syria's most populous city before the war and would be his greatest prize so far after nearly six years of conflict.
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Johnson, a prominent Brexit campaigner, said in a speech Britain could strike a "great" free trade deal with the EU after it leaves the bloc while taking back control of tariffs and regulations in order to secure deals with other countries.
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The moment immediately felt special as the triple-threat — Sherman-Palladino also executive produces — stood on-stage, in one of her signature massive hats, taking back-to-back wins in at least one race where she was the only woman present.
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Yale's announcement Tuesday marked the first instance of a university taking back a student's admission based on the massive "Operation Varsity Blues" scandal, which ensnared dozens of wealthy parents, including celebrities, who sought illicit ways to get their kids into college.
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Thursday evening, Rosenberg and other prominent Jewish writers started taking back that signal in an effort to raise awareness about what neo-Nazis are doing, to declare publicly that they are indeed Jewish, and to troll the increasingly prominent alt-right.
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Trump, who has come under withering criticism for the U.S. withdrawal, including from his fellow Republicans, placed the onus on the Kurds and Turkey to restrain the Islamic State fighters and blamed European nations for not taking back their own citizens.
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It is because in the decade and a half (under the influence) since their debut album Tell All Your Friends was released, shooting to the upper echelons of the modern emo canon, Taking Back Sunday have not stopped killing it.
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Overall, Bannon sees himself, Breitbart, and now Trump as allies in what he calls a "global populist movement," which is taking back the interests of "the people" against various malefactors like rapacious capitalists, open borders "globalists," unauthorized immigrants, and radical Islamists.
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Most either adapted (Brand New, Taking Back Sunday, Fall Out Boy), quietly kept going (The Early November, Hawthorne Heights, Funeral For A Friend), or ended up going on hiatus and occasionally coming back to do anniversary shows (The Movielife, Finch, Underoath).
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If you've ever wanted to test the limits of how quickly you can hit the roof without breaking your neck, hit play on this and see what happens when "Panda" goes into "Black Beatles" goes into "MakeDamnSure" by Taking Back Sunday.
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As many Republicans champion EPA's moves to weaken regulations governing auto emissions and power plant emissions, the LCV and other green groups have looked at the possibility of Democrats taking back the House as a way to boost environmentalism in politics.
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Even as the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS has made great strides -- taking back territory, disrupting its financing and thwarting the flow of foreigners looking to join the fight -- US officials say there's still a great deal of work to do.
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MI6 chief Alex Younger said this week that the Islamist terrorist threat to the West would endure for years to come because simply taking back territory from Islamic State will not solve the deeper global fractures which have fostered militants.
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CNN's analysis said that it's not yet clear which party benefited more from the high turnout, but noted that it was "certainly beneficial" to Democrats, who ended up taking back the House but failed to flip control of the Senate.
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The only way to take back the House is taking back red-leaning districts in the exurbs of New York, suburbs of Philadelphia and Denver, in sprawling Orange County, California, and in Republican bell-weather electorates in Michigan, Ohio and Florida.
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The minority leader is the most visible face of the minority party in the lower chamber and works to advance the party's objectives, despite being shut out of control of the House -- with the ultimate goal of taking back the chamber.
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Other non-negotiables were the role of the European Court of Justice - May has repeatedly said that "we're taking back control of our own rules" and, the source said, EU citizens could rely on the protection of "our highly respected courts".
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Murray, who improved to 16-223 against Simon in their career matches, clinched his 12th straight win of the season after taking back-to-back titles in Beijing and at the Shanghai Masters, where he beat Simon in the semifinals.
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The success in Colorado is the reason Hickenlooper garners some 2020 chatter, but that statewide appeal is also the reasons that those Democrats focused on taking back the Senate have been pressuring the former governor to try to oust Republican Sen.
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After four seasons with the Vikings, Harvin would join the Seattle Seahawks, winning a Super Bowl in 2014 and memorably taking back the opening kickoff of the second half for an 87-yard touchdown in their rout of the Broncos.
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Equifax's board of directors is considering taking back compensation for top executives in the wake of the massive data breach disclosed this month and could make an announcement about its plans in the coming days, according to a report Friday.
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Although unfortunately male-dominated, bands like My Chemical Romance, The Used, Thursday, Taking Back Sunday, and Brand New threw a mirror up to what has long been overlooked in society: that kids need help, and they should be taken seriously.
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In the same way punk purists bashed Taking Back Sunday for being overly sentimental and rap purists reject Lil Yachty on pretty much the same grounds, Lil Peep's rise is destined to be controversial even when he isn't trying to be.
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Aside from being a stylistic push back against bands who dominated the genre at the time like Say Anything or Motion City Soundtrack, Taking Back What's Ours fell as flat as Deep Elm's less monumental series, This is Indie Rock.
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The bill's co-authors see it as a necessary addition to the HR 22018 — also known as the "For the People Act" — the vast anti-corruption bill that was House Democrats' first priority after taking back the majority in 21.
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But in this election cycle — largely because of the Trump presidency — Democrats have a shot, for the first time in over a decade, at taking back a substantial number of the white working class districts that turned Republican in recent elections.
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These included calls and meetings with: On one day in particular, August 28, Pai spent an entire afternoon taking back to back calls from high-level executives from AT&T, T-Mobile, Charter, Sprint, Verizon, and Comcast one after the other.
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I wanted to be a part of the team because I loved seeing young Black people in the entertainment space, doing things on their terms and taking back the power of how they wanted to be "marketed" to by major companies.
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Senator Klobuchar would be willing to consider using getting rid of the legislative filibuster as leverage if Republicans refuse to legislate in good faith, but she is focused on winning the presidency and taking back the Senate and keeping the House.
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Backed by Russian air power, government forces have advanced on Idlib at a rapid clip since last week, taking back dozens of towns and upending a region where millions have taken refuge since the start of Syria's nearly nine-year war.
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But the company executives were concerned about the legal consequences of taking back money earmarked for repaying Medicare, especially because the agency had recently proposed a rule requiring insurers to "look both ways" when checking the accuracy of their diagnosis codes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. State Department on Wednesday will stop issuing certain kinds of visas to some citizens of Cambodia, Eritrea, Guinea and Sierra Leone because the nations are not taking back their citizens the United States wants to deport.
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Sensitive kids of all stripes have joined this movement, including the type of student who would have gone on tour with Phish in the 1990s, or those who listened to moody emo bands like Taking Back Sunday in the 2000s.
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" In justifying his decision to retreat from northeast Syria, Trump railed against European countries for not taking back foreign fighters, saying they "said 'NO,' thinking, as usual, that the U.S. is always the 'sucker,' on NATO, on Trade, on everything.
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" The email told supporters that the campaign was launching an "Official Impeachment Defense Task Force" that would be made up of "President Trump's most LOYAL supporters, the ones committed to fighting for him, re-electing him, and taking back the House.
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"I am willing to accept 21 months of mild discomfort during transition as long as we can achieve the prize of real Brexit, taking back control of our money, borders and laws," Brexit campaigner and Conservative lawmaker Andrew Bridgen told Reuters.
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More than 350 families returned to Tel Esqof which has been more secure since October, when U.S.-backed Kurdish and Iraqi forces launched an offensive to dislodge the militants from Mosul, taking back dozens of villages and towns along the way.
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On the flip side, the Nanos Research poll for CTV and the Globe and Mail, which is conducted daily, has the Liberals taking back the lead with 35.1% against 33.5% for the Conservatives after the policy announcements in recent days.
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"We're targeting our resources to invest in places that will be critical to keeping the House, taking back the U.S. Senate, and regaining ground in key state legislatures in 2020," Roger Lau, Warren's campaign manager, said in a recent public memo.
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Veteran Democratic operative James Carville predicted this week his party had a 50-85033 chance of taking back the House in 2018, but had slimmer chances when it came to the Senate, despite only having to win three seats back.
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Primary date: Tuesday, August 83 • Arizona Races to watch: AZ Sen; AZ-28 (O'Halleran), AZ-22019 (open, McSally), AZ-28 (open, Sinema) November outlook: If Democrats have any chance of taking back the Senate, they will have to win in Arizona.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France will for now not act on U.S. President Donald Trump's call for European allies to repatriate hundreds of Islamic State fighters from Syria, taking back militants on a "case-by-case" basis, its justice minister said on Monday.
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Within a week, the story became even more interesting, when the Vanguard Test Vehicle 20063 (TV-3) exploded in spectacular fashion, damaging America's hope of taking back some of the spotlight from the Soviets after their successful launches of Sputniks 1 and 2.
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Leaving the European Union, a fantasy of Thatcherites who wanted to turn Britain into a European version of Singapore, has been redefined as a way of boosting spending on health and limiting immigration—"taking back control" rather than letting the market rip.
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" 9 Stunning Photos Of Differently Abled Women Taking Back The Beach "Women who have disabilities can be anything from army lieutenants and Broadway performers to track-and-field stars and leading scientists — and they sure as hell can enjoy beaches and pools.
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Taking Back Sunday made a reported $20,000 to $214,220 per show on merch on the 230 tour; My Chemical Romance set the record the next year, selling $291,213 worth of black T-shirts, sinister-looking posters, and fingerless gloves at a single stop.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The British government is renationalizing the rail route between London and Edinburgh, taking back the line from a private company after it over-estimated profits, in a step likely to reignite a debate over public ownership of the UK's railways.
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"It's about us taking back control of our own destiny as a nation and being free to blaze our own trail in the world," Nigel Farage, the leader of the right-wing UK Independence Party, wrote in an editorial of his own.
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The remarks come after environmental group Greenpeace issued a statement earlier this week demanding the world's top smartphone maker find a way to reuse rare materials such as cobalt, gold, palladium and tungsten in the discontinued smartphones that Samsung is taking back.
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In an interview with the same newspaper, Peter Altmaier, who Merkel has tasked with overseeing the government's handling of the refugee crisis, said the government was negotiating with some countries including Turkey about taking back criminal refugees who arrived via non-EU countries.
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It has sharply criticized the agreement between the European Union and Turkey that will provide more than $6 billion to Turkey in return for stopping the flow of refugees to Europe and taking back migrants who cross the Aegean Sea to Greece.
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Most political handicappers give Democrats a good chance of taking back the House, though Republicans are well-positioned to retain their Senate majority given a 2018 map that has Democrats defending 10 seats in states won by Trump in the 85033 presidential election.
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But even the moderate candidates have embraced policies that were previously deemed far too liberal, and some lawmakers are cautioning against going further to risk alienating the mainstream Democratic voters that are key to winning the White House and taking back the Senate.
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A series of missteps and vicious attacks — with targets that included former rivals, entire nationalities and religious groups — has led to fears that Mr. Trump has doomed Republican chances of taking back the White House and keeping the party's hold on the Senate.
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Enter then, the Brexit campaigners' mantra of 'taking back control', and with hindsight it was perfectly pitched to exploit a populist narrative of faceless Brussels bureaucrats meddling in national matters — and turn the in/out referendum into a bloody nose for establishment expectations.
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The Sunny Day Real Estate-fanboy purists would probably have problem with it being labeled as such but they've been crying about this stuff since Taking Back Sunday came through so it's safe to say there's no real 'actual emo' these days.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Turkey has begun taking back Syrians from Greece under an agreement with the European Union aimed at stemming the flow of migrants into the continent, and it expects the number of Syrians returning to rise soon, it said on Wednesday.
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The culture creators, content curators; the musicians, artists, dancers; the black, gay, femme, punk and queer, are taking back what is owed to us by developing our own community spaces and digital platforms where we can excel and be exposed, not exploited.
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A newly released secret recording shows a rare glimpse into the Democratic Party's strategy of boosting certain candidates in primaries across the country as the party enters a competitive 2018 election with a shot at taking back the US House of Representatives.
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"War is fundamentally unpredictable," Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis told a Senate hearing about a potential new authorization for the use of military force, or AUMF, Congress' most significant step in years toward taking back control of its constitutional right to authorize war.
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If Republicans held all these seats today, and if they hadn't run and lost with Roy Moore on Tuesday, they would hold a 57-43 margin in the Senate, and Democrats would have no shot at taking back the chamber next year.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and Ilhan Omar (D-MN) garnered a lot of media attention in the 21994 midterms, it was actually moderate candidates who drove Democratic victories in taking back the House of Representatives, many of whom had Bloomberg's backing.
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After serving nearly five years of a 303-year sentence in a federal prison for jury tampering, fraud and conspiracy, he emerged as a free man in late 1971, obsessed with taking back control of the union he'd built through bare-knuckle will.
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If Kohl's is seeing incremental traffic in the new year of people taking back their Amazon purchases, that wouldn't have shown up in its holiday results, but during the remainder of the fourth quarter that ends around the end of this month.
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Anders Lee scored twice and Josh Ho-Sang and Andrew Ladd added goals for the Islanders, who wasted no time taking back the last Eastern Conference wild-card spot after the Toronto Maple Leafs leaped ahead of them earlier in the day.
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To be sure, if the economy is sluggish, if the Trump administration continues to be a scandal factory, and if Democrats recruit high-quality candidates, they have a good chance of taking back the House, regardless of how they resolve these strategies.
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That these worthy causes have been overshadowed by a head-ass 9/11 comparison suggests the "Trump derangement syndrome" thing Republicans like to complain about is real, and in a worst-case scenario might even cost Democrats their shot at taking back Congress.
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But in the short term, it's also giving Democrats hope of taking back the House — something they had no business even daydreaming of until recently — in the face of a mountain of evidence still showing they have no chance of doing so.
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Taking back controlAs you can probably tell, getting a handle on exactly what data is collected, and then how that data might be used or passed on to third-parties, isn't easy—these policies are couched in ambiguity to give the manufacturers plenty of leeway.
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"Musically, I've moved around a ton growing up, so I went through a lot of different phases, but I'd have to say John Mayer, Coldplay, Taking Back Sunday, Green Day, which was some of the first stuff I ever played on guitar," he says.
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She may be the woman he loves, but it's hard to imagine him standing aside and allowing her to take her wrath and anger out on the innocent people of King's Landing, all in the name of taking back what she believes is rightfully hers.
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By launching his bid about two years early—as most candidates announce in the spring the year prior to the election—Delaney has secured himself as the first (of likely many) Democrats who want a chance at taking back the White House in 2020.
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The brash British departure from the E.U. that was steeped in independence and taking back the country, but now she is patching holes in her cabinet as ministers jump ship and President Trump says he may meet with one of them while he&aposs here.
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Turkey wants its citizens to have visa-free access to Europe by June and to open new "chapters" of its stalled negotiations to join the EU in return for taking back all migrants who cross to Greece or are fished out of its territorial waters.
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Now, some firms, including banks that have been formed relatively recently, are taking back mega-mandates from behemoth Wall Street banks that are desperately in need of more cash on their balance sheets so they do not have to continue cutting jobs to keep profitable.
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"Whatever way we devise for getting onto the body of the (Brexit) talks, it's got to be consistent with the whole of the United Kingdom taking back control of our laws, of our borders and of our cash," Johnson told reporters after a speech.
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" In "Warrior," the track off her 2013 album Demi, Lovato sings: "There's a part of me I can't get back/ A little girl grew up too fast/ All it took was once/ I'll never be the same/ Now I'm taking back my life today.
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"If you wanted to give this a name, it would be the 'uprising of dignity' — people taking back their dignity because it's so humiliating to be a citizen of Lebanon under this ruling class," said Nizar Hassan, the co-host of the Lebanese Politics Podcast.
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There is NO way -- short of some sort of medical diagnosis -- that if Walden truly believed Republicans were taking back the House in a year, he'd be voluntarily walking away from the chance at being a hugely powerful chairman for the following two years.
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Barrick has not held any talks with Acacia about buying out the 31.9 percent stake that it does not own, he said in response to a question about a Bloomberg report that Barrick favors taking back control of Acacia after the Randgold deal closes.
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In a statement on Thursday, the ministry said its recommendation to regional authorities in charge of managing EU subsidies followed a letter from the European Commission which recommended taking back requests to fund a number of projects under criminal investigation or investigation by OLAF.
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The reason I have seen Taking Back Sunday perform live more times than Janine Butcher has fleeced an EastEnders man for money isn't just because they have more emotions than a GCSE exam room, and a catalogue of hits that would make Ty Cobb blush.
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In a separate statement on Thursday, the ministry said its recommendation to regional authorities in charge of managing EU subsidies followed a letter from the European Commission which recommended taking back requests to fund a number of projects under criminal investigation or investigation by OLAF.
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Democrats have a better shot than ever at winning back the House majority with 30 days to go before the midterm elections, but have seen their chances of taking back the Senate erode amid the controversy surrounding Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court.
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Battle lines: Democratic leadership worries Steyer is hurting their chances of taking back the House by focusing on impeachment An April poll from NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist found 47% of Democratic voters would "definitely vote against" a Congressional candidate who wants to impeach President Trump.
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But it's a reminder that some congressional Democrats — not to mention a presidential candidate in Booker — are looking at the interplay between the Supreme Court and the Trump administration that's allowed mandatory detention to flourish, and are interested in taking back a role for Congress.
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Mind the Gap became a hit in Silicon Valley in particular because it asked tech leaders to fund races where it had calculated each dollar would have the greatest marginal impact on Democrats taking back the House, which synced with the industry's data-driven thinking.
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This morning, Iowa Democratic Party Chair Troy Price released the following statement: Last night, more than 1,600 precinct caucuses gathered across the state of Iowa and at satellite caucuses around the world to demonstrate our shared values and goal of taking back the White House.
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"I mean even my anxiety has manifested in a way that I felt like I literally can't even include school in 2020 because it's that urgent of a moment for young people to be like taking back the power and winning this year," Freiwald added.
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" In a brief interview, Steyer said he is "on track" to meet the 130,23-donor threshold and added that getting 2 percent in two recent polls is proof that his message of "taking back democracy from corporations" and "tackling climate seems to be resonating.
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Taking back our history has been a task unto itself, one performed over and over in any number of milieus, from making Martin Luther King Jr. Day a federal holiday to putting Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill to war reenactments, like this one.
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Here, "taking back control" became a heuristic for stopping the flow of "unknown and unwanted" people from the UK. Genuine concerns about the state of public services would often slip into unsubstantiated racism, as immigrants became the scapegoat for a whole range of problems.
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