We're taking from the Democrats, we are taking from the independents.
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Great style comes from taking from all over the place.
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Trump is taking from the same playbook, according to Irwin.
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"They are taking from our playbook of protest," she said.
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HR: That's some advice Democrats are not yet taking from you.
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They're taking from a very good example, and building on it.
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RC: What do you hope audiences are taking from this exhibition?
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Still, he said there are lessons she's taking from those events.
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It's time the bullies in Afghanistan stop taking from the public.
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"It's my money you're taking from me in taxes," she said.
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"It's my money you're taking from me in taxes," she said.
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Instead of helping to support his parents, he was taking from them.
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It's one step closer to taking from the people of that land.
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How long do you anticipate the response taking from Mueller&aposs team?
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Your economic well-being is suffering because they are taking from you.
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Gold is also seeing profit-taking from its recent rally, traders said.
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It's not just about taking from other cultures, but taking without giving credit.
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Department had been taking from Trump and his congressional allies that it set
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"I call it taking from the needy to feed the greedy," he wrote.
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"Mining fossil fuels are taking from the Earth, extracting from it," Oldanie said.
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It is designed to remove the task of note taking from the meeting experience.
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Ahead, the gorgeous holiday beauty inspiration we're taking from J.Lo's Second Act press tour.
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"I have this idea of repurposing and taking from what's around me," Hovsepian says.
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Then consider taking from the bond side of your portfolio and cut personal spending.
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They don't want to spend their lives taking from more than giving to society.
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Fresh air is taking from air, it goes into the pipes, into every single room.
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Whatever they're taking from nicotine replacement therapy is a lower dose, so they're better off.
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Taking from urupā, just like from anyone's [grave], is a violation of our funeral practices.
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A small recovery since was caused largely by profit-taking from investors short the currency.
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What's the message the Democratic Party should be taking from the fight over Justice Kavanaugh?
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Congress needs to do its job, without taking from one veteran to give to another.
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This approach is also adversarial -- ostensibly taking from the rich and giving to the poor.
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If they are taking from it there's more uncertainty, I think that's probably a good message.
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Gold fell by 0.6 percent on the strong dollar and profit-taking from its recent rise.
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They're in front of you and you're taking from them the best that they can offer.
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One tech executive described these monetary incentives as " blatant loot" that Amazon was taking from cities.
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Knocking down buildings in well-heeled areas can cause resentment; taking from the poor may be incendiary.
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For those against the CRA, the scorecard shows how much money they're taking from the telecommunications industry.
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Photo: Matthew Reyes (Gizmodo)It's lunchtime—or maybe it's just a break you're taking from the world.
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A small recovery since was caused largely by profit-taking from investors who had shorted the currency.
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As for the accusation she's "taking" from hip-hop -- Iggy says it's okay because everybody's doing it.
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What lessons should we be taking from our own experience with a deadly epidemic in our country?
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"San Francisco has no excuse for taking from our neighbors when we have so much," he said.
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"This country has spent decades taking from working people and giving to the 1 percent," he said.
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The White House plans to "backfill" the money it is taking from the Pentagon in future budgets.
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It's a completely compulsive behavior and the amount of time it's taking from our lives is staggering.
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Obviously depends on the lesson that you're taking from it that the story is being setup to tell.
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This new character isn't the only deviation the Netflix adaptation is taking from the Melissa Joan Hart series.
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A researcher examining samples under a microscope taking from hydrothermal vents in Lauren Mullineaux's lab at Woods Hole.
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But profit taking from investors saw the bitcoin price fall as low as $5,396 in the following hours.
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He looked down at the sleeping face that illness was taking from him, a little more each day.
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It's not just that this system is exploitative and cruel, taking from those who have little enough already.
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She rewinds back to the part where you decreased the amount of sandwich you were taking from everyone.
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It is also my not having to describe his leather loafers for you to fill in the white space of his body straight and able and also my body's proximity to his, socially and physically, on this train he is taking from the Hamptons and I am taking from the Pines.
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I didn't think about what I was taking from him—his balance, his health, but most importantly, his honor.
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Treatment adherence for an HIV patient means taking from three to six or more different medications daily without fail.
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But ultimately it's the money we're taking from our customers that drives the odds more than our particular opinion.
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Kimberly-Clark, the maker of Huggies diapers, has been vocal about the hit it's taking from declining birth rates.
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"It may be better to delay taking from retirement accounts and take money from more tax-efficient places," Hook said.
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Taking from these inspirations, I imagined a group of characters and friends off to the English countryside for the weekend.
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"They were moving 100 percent according to lessons they were taking from Zekirja Qazimi," Mr. Bajrami said in an interview.
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House appropriators would have to decide whether to increase the defense war fund by taking from the State Department's OCO.
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That didn't stop me from attempting to match their shot-taking from dusk till dawn, for I am a fool.
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The definition of "free" under Sanders's policies means taking from someone else, just as Sanders has done throughout his lifetime.
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"You're taking from us when we barely have nothing as it is," he told VICE News by phone from Milwaukee.
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"We are taking from them reassurances that the southern region is subjected to the de-escalation agreement and ceasefire," he said.
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"Workers are definitely taking from the lessons of the last couple of years leading up to ending forced arbitration," she said.
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I was thinking about how you like Julian Schnabel, who seems to be an artist unafraid of taking from other artists.
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But what frightens me most concerning Trump isn't what he's taking from Russia in terms of money, but rather, in ideology.
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Cultural appropriation — the idea of taking from another culture without properly crediting it — is an issue that keeps cropping up regularly.
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There are 55,000 tagged photos in the set, taking from over 80 countries, in a variety of lighting and weather conditions.
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They aren't strictly R&B or hip-hop or pop, but a bleed between genres, taking from different styles all at once.
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There's a little O.C. here, a little Friday Night Lights there — but those aren't bad things when you're taking from the best.
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How can we actually give back and we're not just taking from people, we're actually spreading a good message about being yourself?
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We were kind of on the periphery of it looking in and contributing to it and taking from it a little bit.
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That's changing, if it hasn't already, because of the implicit permissions that so many artists are now taking from Mr. Hancock's example.
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"The infrastructure around them should be helping them get more money at efficient rates, not owning their masters and taking from them."
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And the act of taking from people, and sharing no profit or credit (until forced by the public), is an economic violence.
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In this case, it's such a bright line between what they have to say and how much money they're taking from them.
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"It's profit-taking from the Friday move," said Jason Leinwand, managing director at derivatives advisory firm Riverside Risk Advisors in New York.
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As baby boomers hit the critical age of 70 ½, they will start taking from their 401(k) retirement money for the first time.
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U.S. gasoline futures fell on profit-taking from last week's rally on the outage of a key gasoline pipeline due to a leak.
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His funky fashion inspires creative risk-taking: From rainbow-colored locks to zebra print jackets and orange jumpsuits, he's a fearless fashionista. 2.
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SPRINGE: And yes, it's like really about all the bad things, what's happening here, they are taking from Putin, from his media news.
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Maybe that's okay, when the person or entity you're taking from is aware of and on board with being part of a conversation.
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Have a Heart COO Ed Mitchell, who identifies as black, said that his company's Oakland ventures are not taking from the local community.
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This renders it as more of a companion than a compilation, boosting the film as a work rather than just taking from it.
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Their philosophy seems to be to give up on economic growth and try to deliver middle-class prosperity by taking from the rich.
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Since her controversial leave-taking from Wheaton, she had become something of a celebrity in the small world of interfaith media and nonprofits.
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Profit-taking "from shorter-term technically-oriented traders" also weighed on gold, said Jeffrey Christian, managing partner of CPM Group in New York.
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By contrast, taking from the rich and giving to the poor helps only a little — and anyway expropriation is a one-time trick.
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But so many men refuse to stop living discreetly, taking from trans women while offering little, or nothing, in return, ultimately hurting them.
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"It was like a Robin Hood theory of taking from the rich and giving to the poor," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Taking from the most familiar fairy tales, like Cinderella and Hansel and Gretel, Reiniger would bring the stories to life with intricate cutouts.
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There are plenty of third-party apps on iOS that slurp up your private data without being entirely clear what they're taking from you.
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Meanwhile, U.S. gasoline futures fell on profit-taking from last week's rally on the outage of a key gasoline pipeline due to a leak.
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Maybe they knew he was logging but not how much he was taking—or maybe he was taking from someone he wasn't supposed to.
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He famously burned a 500-franc note on French television as an angry demonstration of what the government was taking from him in taxes.
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"That's something I think we're going to be taking from this decision, and we could see quoted and referenced in the future," she said.
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By acknowledging my history and taking from it the things that serve me best, I hope to create a more loving future for myself.
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It's unclear what sorts of data Vector will be taking from hospitals, but Toronto is also a major hub for biomedical and stem cell research.
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To finish the segment, Oliver offers some practical steps everyone should be taking — from not hoarding face masks to following advice on the CDC website.
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Expo happened to fall on the 19763th anniversary of Canada's leave-taking from Britain, and the fair served as the country's international coming-out party.
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The crowd moved with him, while some broke off to line the path he'd be taking from the range to the clubhouse and the course.
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And there are some things which is best practice digital advertising, best practice communications which we're taking from the commercial world and are bringing into politics.
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The company is also working on developing various preset templates for note taking, from a traditional college ruled notebook to a perspective grid for architectural drawings.
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Profit-taking from the oil market's strongest bull run in at least a year also pushed prices through technical stops which accelerated the decline, analysts said.
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Otherwise, very boring portrait that looks like it was taking from my living room, as if I'm on the other side of that couch watching HGTV.
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And there are some things which is 'best practice' digital advertising, best practice communications which we're taking from the commercial world and are bringing into politics.
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Other Senate races could also be targeted, and potentially even some top-tier House seats that Democrats think they have a shot at taking from Republicans.
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We can tackle income and wealth inequality by taking from the rich and giving to the poor, but we can't do this with years of life.
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Taking from its CES debuts, VW has fitted the Tiguan GTE Active with a 9.2-inch infotainment touchscreen that can also be controlled by gesture controls.
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Washington has been spending more than it's taking from the taxpayers for so long that it can only think of new ways to take it away.
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In another section of that agreement, Instagram spells out exactly what it's taking from your smartphone when you grant it permissions — a requirement of using Instagram.
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R. pulled away from me suddenly and reached into his coat pocket, taking from it the packet of raisins he had bought earlier with the wine.
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"Fair Shot" is a short, easily digestible elaboration of this argument, with a very specific proposal for taking from the rich and giving to the poor.
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Taking from the rich and giving to the poor didn't work out well in either place, and both China and Russia backtracked from their early revolutions.
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" The governor, he said, "is following a Robin Hood approach, taking from those he perceives of as rich and reallocating dollars from them to the poor.
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They have risen up against those who drove Lebanon toward its collapse, and many have abandoned it midway, taking from the country all they could carry.
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There's a lot of people who are super worried about robots and job-taking; from job taking to just terrifying, and we'll talk about that soon.
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I'm still discovering how I can become an active part of this movement, in the right way so you're not taking from it and you're just giving.
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Nvidia will also install cameras to recognise what food people are taking from the cafeteria and charge them accordingly, eliminating the need for a queue and cashier.
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"Market witnessed profit taking from the last session coupled by traditional pre-budget cautiousness of investors," said Fawad Khan, head of research at KASB securities Pvt Ltd.
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I feel appalled about the amount of money that we are taking from the public system, when it's clear that we will have no long-term effects.
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They said they have had no access along the main route that displaced people are taking from Hajin, the urban area near the fighting, to the camp.
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Prices on Friday eased to just below $50 on profit-taking from the nearly 15-percent rally since the group announced plans to reduce output on Sept. 28.
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It's a measure that quantifies just how much this generation is taking from the next one, and putting the interests of today ahead of the interests of tomorrow.
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Now a new online tool is available that collects driver receipts and crunches the numbers to find out how much the ride-hailing apps are taking from drivers.
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Understand that, and you'll be closer to understanding how trans people have pieced their history together, taking from popular culture and instilling it into our real world, underground.
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But when courts stray beyond the text and original meaning of a law, they short-circuit the democratic process, taking from the people the right of self-governance.
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He was a visionary who was brilliant at taking from the past, mixing it with this level of craftsmanship that made his collections into something of the now.
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Mr. Kozlov's private equity firm typically steps in to replace bank loans, taking from 25 percent to 49 percent of shares in a closed stock company in exchange.
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Surely Facebook wouldn't start doing this with all of the heat they're taking from lawmakers and its steady drip of bad publicity since the Cambridge Analytica scandal, would they?
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The broader conclusion from the mid-terms is that, on immigration and otherwise, both parties turned out their voters, extending their territory a bit, without taking from the other.
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Here are the tips we're taking from Posh on living our best jet-setting lives, for when, you know, we happen to find ourselves vacationing on the French Riviera.
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"If we look at land as resource rather than reverence, we're already taking from mother," Luger says to Hyperallergic, reflecting on the correlative violence between MMIW and resource extraction.
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It was a pleasure palace by the sea, taking from China and India the domes and turrets and cupolas, the rich silks, the chandeliers that resemble upside-down umbrellas.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's days seem numbered after his failure to get the GOP replacement bills passed and the ever-increasing public criticism he's taking from President Donald Trump.
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One of the early lessons election officials around the country are taking from the Iowa disaster is that the state Democratic Party tried to do too much too fast.
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At its core, this bill does what basically all decipherable GOP legislation seems to do these days, which is to give to the rich by taking from the poor.
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Soybeans closed lower on profit taking from 3-43/2 month highs as traders adjusted positions ahead of a government report on spring planting intentions scheduled for release on Thursday.
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Matt Ortile wrote a lovely reflection on uncertainty and risk, but mostly on what it means to try to gain some benefits from a world insistent on taking from you.
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Think of it as a new variation of robbing Peter to pay Paul -- except here, it's taking from Mickey and Donald to advance Buzz Lightyear, their new space-age pal.
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Trump continues to hit Cruz with claims the senator is a "liar," and Rubio wants to show he can win establishment and anti-Trump votes, which means taking from Cruz.
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Yet, when analysts, such as the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, measure the bite that e-commerce outfits are taking from brick-and-mortar retail, they generally include such purchases.
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None of the features it claims to posses would require new technology, but the Zenta would be the granddaddy of wearables — taking from others to build a beast of a device.
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He was a very confident guy, with a still-waters-run-deep sort of military energy about him, which is all I was really interested in taking from his real life.
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So you've got a bunch of moocher states out there that are already taking from us and now they're trying to pile this on our backs too and increase our costs.
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The Game of Thrones season 7 finale has come and gone, taking from us Littlefinger, Cersei's sense of logic, and our dreams that Cleganebowl would go down before the series' final season.
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It means that everyone is free to design their own experience, taking from it what they need instead of participating to an extent dictated by social norms or the progress of technology.
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"Gold prices are solidly lower in early U.S. trading Monday, pressured by some profit-taking from recent gains and by better risk appetite in the general marketplace," Kitco Metals said in a note.
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In short, little is afoot to upset the bull-market mood: "They've still got your back", is the message that investors are taking from central banks, says David Riley, of BlueBay Asset Management.
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It was poor Americans who had in fact triggered the housing collapse — not a perfect storm of culprits including failed corporate governance, risk-taking from wealthy Wall Street guys and widespread mortgage fraud.
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"There may be a Planet Fitness or Netflix membership they haven't used in years that is still taking from their accounts, or a free trial that expired and is now charging," said Sullivan.
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It is not clear whether the message is getting through to more establishment leaders on both sides of the Atlantic, or what lessons they are taking from the shock of the British exit.
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Cisneros's campaign for its part has hit Cuellar over the support he is taking from business-friendly groups, including LIBRA Action — part of Americans for Prosperity — which reportedly spent $34,000 to help Cuellar.
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And paired with the big and extremely broad increase in benefits, it also turns Social Security into a serious vehicle for redistribution — taking from the rich and giving broadly to the middle class.
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When we come back, Kellyanne Conway will explain what actually happened between President Trump, the Eagles and we&aposll talk about Melania Trump and the abuse that she is taking from our corrupt media.
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It was the second straight month of significant outflows, driven in part by profit-taking from some investors as the price of gold in yuan rose by as much as 5 percent in October.
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You see these swervings and disruptions in English-language criticism: Coleridge moving away from Dryden and Johnson, Arnold from Coleridge, Eliot and Empson attempting to disrupt and correct Arnold while simultaneously taking from him.
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We're being ruled by a bunch of kleptocrats, sure, but they are just the most visible signs of a party whose whole existence is geared around taking from the poor to give to the rich.
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"What investors are taking from this is that the government stays open; whether or not Trump signs on the deal is secondary," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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By positing as an alternative reality, however fleeting, it also affirms the value of creating a world that caters to your needs instead of existing in a world that thrives off of taking from you.
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"What investors are taking from this is that the government stays open, whether or not Trump signs on the deal is secondary," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Spartan Capital Securities in New York.
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Although working as a prostitute is legal in Hong Kong, the semiautonomous Chinese territory bans organized prostitution, and a conviction for knowingly taking from a prostitute's earnings could result in a 10-year prison sentence.
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Q: How much grief are you taking from teammates about LeBron James passing you for No. 6 on the all-time scoring list before you had a chance to pass Wilt Chamberlain at No. 5?
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There is, however, one calculation that I'm always doing in my head: whether my contributions to my family, friends, and the world are at least equal to all that I feel like I'm taking from it.
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In short, the American public seems to have wised up; voters seem to have recognized the G.O.P.'s reverse Robin Hood agenda of taking from ordinary families and giving to the rich for what it is.
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Photo credit: Ted S. Warren/APMassachusetts is attempting to aid its taxi industry in the wake of the digital ride-hailing industry by taking from one to give to the other—just like our Founding Fathers did.
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In the United Arab Emirates, Abu Dhabi's index barely moved in thin trade; Dana Gas was the top performer, up 3.3 percent, while Abu Dhabi National Energy lost 1.6 percent on profit-taking from last week's jump.
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What if the message Elizabeth is taking from Erica isn't about how to see, but about seeing things through to the end — about getting yourself out of the way to maintain your dedication to what's more important?
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More people, especially union members working in better paying jobs, benefiting from an updated infrastructure is a bad thing for Democrats if they are not the ones taking from the taxpayers to find another Obama-like stimulus.
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"We are taking from some parts of reality to help sculpt this to make it more layered and textured and creative and interesting for people that might have a hand in a certain belief or not," she explained.
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"Taking from those veterans [buying a home] in order to redistribute their money to another veterans cause is just robbing Peter to pay Paul," said Lindsay Rodman, an executive vice president of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America.
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"When you have an individual who is boasting about violating, and taking from, a woman something without her consent, I just couldn't anymore," Ms. Mark-Viverito said, adding that her public role gave her a responsibility to speak out.
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Policy wonks are still poring over the latest Trump budget, released on Monday, but there was no hiding the same reverse Robin-Hoodism as in previous budgets: taking from the poor and middle class while giving to the rich.
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Taking from her years of experience building Rock Health, she's now launched a new company called Natalist, which offers conception products "inspired by beauty and backed by science" to help those hoping to get pregnant in the near future.
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"It's either profit taking from those who went short or bargain hunting from people who think the fall was too much, but I wouldn't say there's any strong fundamental reason behind it," said analyst Carsten Menke at Julius Baer in Zurich.
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The new footage of Jiaku smoking caused outrage among animal lovers, who were shocked at the joy zoo visitors were taking from watching the ape smoke, and the fact that no keepers were present to stop guests from harassing the animal.
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He spells out that merely decriminalising consumption—in effect, downgrading drug-taking from a serious offence to something more like a parking violation—is inadequate, since it leaves the supply side of the business in the hands of the mob.
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Two MSNBC personalities on Tuesday night said former national security adviser Susan Rice's race and gender may be factors in the criticism she is taking from Republicans over the unmasking of two of President Trump's transition team members mentioned in intelligence documents.
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DUBAI, March 16 (Reuters) - Egypt's stock market may consolidate on Wednesday after two sessions of big gains following the devaluation of the currency, while Gulf markets may remain soft after profit-taking from the region's rally started in the past few days.
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The works of the 12 artists and two artist duos on view span a wide spectrum of visual style and thematic breadth, often taking from different cultural experiences from around the world, becoming like something of a global snapshot of our cultural landscape.
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He told jurors some SEAL team members had complained about items they suspected Gallagher of taking from a platoon care package, and that one of the group, then-Petty Officer Craig Miller, also complained of poor tactics and unnecessary risks by Gallagher.
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Listen to how a great pianist plays certain passages in the Barcarolle (I'm listening to Martha Argerich right now), how at the transitions all the beats seem to be giving and taking from one another, in a constant exchange or touch of time.
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At a certain point, somebody is always laughing right alongside you and taking from the joke the message that racism is okay if it's funny, or that provoking a reaction from someone by joking about rape is funnier than the joke itself.
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Tim Cook, Mark Cuban and others talk about how Uber CEO Travis Kalanick's personal drive to win has led to a pattern of risk-taking, from his early startups to Uber, that has at times put the ride-hailing company on the brink of implosion.
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"China's use of Buddhist diplomacy is significant because several of these countries are apprehensive of this giant power — whether all the loans they are taking from China will drive them into a debt trap," Dr. Sudha Ramachandran, a South Asia analyst, told VICE News.
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Despite increasing competition from traditional retailers like Walmart and Target, which have invested heavily in e-commerce, and the whupping it's routinely taking from Amazon among pure e-commerce companies, eBay, the 2177-year-old lumbering Pez dispenser of an e-tailer, keeps plugging along.
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At the end of the day, the lesson many forward-thinking retailers are taking from this mixed bag of trends is that, at a certain point, shopping shouldn't be seen as a purely mobile or desktop activity but rather as an experience that seamlessly encompasses all devices.
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He noted how much money the super-PAC supporting her, Priorities USA, is taking from hedge funds and spoke again about her flip-flop on trade, only just coming out recently in opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership she had previously glowingly touted as secretary of State.
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The former No. 2 executive at Goldman Sachs, Mr. Cohn is not the first administration official to signal Mr. Trump's support for restoring some version of the New Deal-era Glass-Steagall Act, which forced the separation of deposit taking from trading and investment banking activities.
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"We are taking from some parts of reality to help sculpt this to make it more layered and textured and creative and interesting for people that might have a hand in a certain belief or not," she told a group of reporters on a set visit in October.
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The NSSF claims it has long supported many of the gun safety initiatives that Obama is taking — from cracking down on straw purchasers who sell guns to criminals to creating a registry of people with criminal records and mental health conditions that would prohibit them from owning guns.
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When asked what message the Trump administration was taking from North Korea's launch of short-range missiles, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told Fox News that prior to U.S.-North Korea negotiations Pyongyang had been engaged in activity "far more dangerous for America and Japan and for South Korea".
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In a tweet, she said that in solidly Democratic districts and states, progressives need "leaders swinging for the most ambitious ideas possible for working-class Americans"; but in close elections — in moderate, or Republican-leaning areas of the country — progressives are "not going to get gutsy risk-taking" from candidates.
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"Over the long term, this is really one better than the Sheriff of Nottingham: It's taking from the poor and giving to the rich but doing so in a way so subtle that working-class Americans will really have to be paying attention to realize what's going on," Hemel said.
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His agenda, such as it is, amounts to reverse Robin Hood with extra racism — the conventional Republican strategy of taking from struggling families to give to the rich, while distracting lower-income whites by attacking Those People, with the only difference being just how blatantly he plays the race card.
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While Google's sustainability efforts are admirable, we can't ignore that it's giving to the planet with one hand, while potentially taking from the planet — as it financially supports climate deniers, contracts with Big Oil, and, yes, tries to get us to buy more and more products — with a much larger hand.
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Adam Grant, an award-winning organizational psychologist and a Wharton professor, documents in empirical detail how being a "giver" — that is, someone who seeks to help others — is a strategy for career success, as opposed to only "taking" from other people, which often comes back to haunt would-be high achievers.
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"If he can hang in there and as some people drop off — and the people that drop off are basically the ones that are taking from his base — I think he can make a push," said Doug Palmer, the former Trenton mayor who hosted a fund-raiser for Mr. Booker this month.
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Analysts also said profit-taking from the dollar's minor gains in morning trading in order to neutralize positions ahead of the Fed's policy meeting was weighing on the dollar, while gains in commodity currencies such as the Australian and New Zealand dollars on the back of gains in oil prices were suppressing the greenback.
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But here are some of the major policy changes in the law: There's a lot more in the law, but these examples give a rough idea of the wide approach Congress is taking, from treatment to prevention to law enforcement to better pain care (to stop the excessive proliferation of opioids for pain treatment).
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"When the Democratic Party establishment gets involved aggressively in races like this, that is a real challenge for the candidate that provides some upside, but that upside is no counterweight alone to what they can potentially throw up against you," said Neil Sroka of Democracy for America, asked Wednesday what lessons they were taking from this race.
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The title references the formal apology from the Anglican Church, which operated many of the residential schools along with the Catholic Church: "I am sorry, more than I can say, that we tried to remake you in our image, taking from you your language and the signs of your identity," Archbishop Michael Peers said in 1993 (PDF).
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But here are some of the major steps proposed by the Senate: There's a lot more in the bill, but these examples give a rough idea of the wide approach the Senate is taking, from treatment to prevention to law enforcement and interdiction to better pain care (to stop the excessive proliferation of opioids for pain treatment).
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Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE on Monday accused Trump of "taking from America with both hands, leaving the rest of us with the bill" following the Times's reporting.
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A spokesperson for the DNC downplayed the conversations, saying Simas is not advising in any official capacity and that talks with Perez represent just a small part of the input the chairman is taking from Democrats across the country as he seeks a path forward for a party devastated by its loss of the White House in 2016.
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"Today we are seeing a rotation as of the bigger material stocks which have been having a powerful run-up in the past...so there's profit taking from there and those profits are finding its way to the more defensive parts of the market," said James McGlew, executive director of corporate stockbroking at Argonaut, alluding to property trusts, healthcare stocks and the banks.
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A 2023 or 3 percent tax on a small number of people doesn't sound so burdensome and an advocate of the tax can always deflect criticism by ignoring that both wealth (representing previous income) and income, if earned via voluntary transactions, produced benefits for others rather than taking from them and saying "the rich" can afford such a seemingly small burden.
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Meanwhile, middle-class voters can be forgiven for thinking that perhaps a government fighting for them, defending their jobs from foreign workers abroad or coming here illegally and defending their lives and values from radical Islamic terrorists, makes more sense than a government taking from them, as offered by Obama -- or a government they see simply defending those who have already succeeded, as offered by Republicans.
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"You don't want to derail your retirement for your child's college education when they can get a loan or scholarships," certified financial planner Carrie Schwab-Pomerantz tells CNBC Make It. It's best to avoid taking from your retirement early if at all possible, regardless of the reason, Ryan J. Marshall, a New Jersey-based certified financial planner, tells CNBC Make It. "One of the worst things we see is when people try to play catch up with their retirement later on," Marshall says.
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