" Anything to the contrary, according to Pierce -- "False reports.
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To the contrary, markets often fall — and sometimes crash.
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In fact, there's evidence to the contrary — the 2016 opinion.
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Andy slanderous accusations to the contrary will be vigorously defended.
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Any claim or suggestion to the contrary is simply wrong.
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There is, however, at least some evidence to the contrary.
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Despite stories to the contrary, Credit Karma says they are.
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This development hasn't changed its course; rather, to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the men developed something of a friendship.
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GH: I think the evidence works strongly to the contrary.
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There are many witnesses that can testify to the contrary.
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In fact, we kind of have evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, he saw his naivety as an asset.
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To the contrary, in the 1968 case of Terry v.
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Allegations to the contrary were "lies" and "provocations," he said.
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But actually, there's a lot of evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, most conditions are well within historical norms.
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This is clear evidence to the contrary and insanely tasty.
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Any claim to the contrary is completely bogus and fabricated.
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The Electoral Commission has produced no evidence to the contrary.
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These characters seek hope against all evidence to the contrary.
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News accounts and experts offered substantial evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the tempo of these attacks is rising.
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To the contrary, Trump is deteriorating as a candidate. 3.
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"Any insinuation to the contrary is false," the statement said.
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To the contrary, cutting rich people's taxes is very unpopular.
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Stone doesn't attempt to make any argument to the contrary.
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And in fact, there's been no information to the contrary.
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Hillary instantly quotes his statement to the contrary in 2002.
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To the contrary, their disruption costs taxpayers billions of dollars.
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Any fiction to the contrary or "fake news" is laughable.
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To the contrary, my reaction was validation of its mission.
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And, in fact, all evidence is massively to the contrary.
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Every witness who testifies to the contrary, like Lt. Col.
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To the contrary, American democracy is stronger because of it.
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As we've reported, she claims there's evidence to the contrary.
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And you'll overlook or excuse any evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, their actions are uncomfortably, tragically, terrifyingly human.
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Any suggestion to the contrary is not based in fact.
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I don't think anyone could argue convincingly to the contrary.
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In fact, there is plenty of evidence to the contrary.
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Indeed, neither dissent even attempts any serious argument to the contrary.
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To the contrary, Rob Kardashian's baby mama was all hands on.
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I'm not sure it's "about" me, all evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, they "appear to be efforts at voter intimidation".
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"Any implication to the contrary is completely false," the statement said.
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Which he did not have, his resume to the contrary. Oops!
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Despite all evidence to the contrary, they still feel like stars.
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"That might just happen," Stewart said, despite evidence to the contrary.
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But nor has it happened, despite many predictions to the contrary.
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To the contrary, it can serve as a much needed booster.
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Never — and the government has presented no evidence to the contrary.
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And he thinks he's winning, despite all evidence to the contrary.
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Despite reports to the contrary, Bergling's cause of death remains unconfirmed.
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Beyond the rhetoric, it's hard to find evidence to the contrary.
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But their claims to the contrary, businesses do not oppose regulation.
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Any argument to the contrary is merely a wall of noise.
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But Venezuelan intelligence officials believed they had evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, it is cutting edge in one important way.
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Despite Democrat protestations to the contrary, there is nothing new here.
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To the contrary, congressional Democrats are conducting the 2020 political campaign.
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To the contrary, it has increased repression and stabilized Castro's regime.
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Nor, all evidence to the contrary, is the joy of gin.
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It ignores uncontroverted evidence to the contrary," the lawyers wrote. "Mr.
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Any claims to the contrary are politically motivated and utterly false.
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But history, especially recent history, contains much evidence to the contrary.
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Despite all evidence to the contrary, King is an intelligent political operator.
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" Amnesty said the denials come "despite all the evidence to the contrary.
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But popular MMOs (massively multiplayer online games) are proof to the contrary.
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In 2016, despite his claims to the contrary, Mr Trump won narrowly.
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Without evidence to the contrary, she thought maybe he could be right.
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All ornate appearances to the contrary, the gothic is a thrifty form.
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But to the contrary—we could barely get John on the phone.
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Reports to the contrary, it added, bore the mark of "terrorist propaganda".
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To the contrary, the pursuit has been marked by some spectacular failures.
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Teens are still listening to you, despite much evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, Britain, France and Germany are working to salvage it.
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Investors worry about a potential default, despite Venezuela's assurances to the contrary.
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Any suggestion to the contrary was "fake news ... absolute rubbish," he added.
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But despite the arguments to the contrary, Vakoch said he's not worried.
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Security, however, is less of a factor, despite claims to the contrary.
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To the contrary, they are leaning on him in wildly unethical ways.
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Indeed, we live in an era of abundant evidence to the contrary.
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" It added, "Any claim to the contrary is false and without foundation.
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Any assertion to the contrary to the Grand Jury would be perjury.
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Deforestation has skyrocketed on Bolsonaro's watch, despite his claims to the contrary.
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To the contrary, it will make us (as a nation) less competitive.
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To the contrary, every attack makes the demagogues' arguments seem more credible.
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Read more in our fact check of viral claims to the contrary.
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Despite his protests to the contrary, Trump is very much a politician.
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To the contrary, the price movements demonstrate an efficient market at work.
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To the contrary, the 4-year-old has a loving, even temperament.
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Narratives to the contrary are factually inaccurate and defamatory to UAM staff.
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There is now a half-century's worth of evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, there's been decreases in vehicle break-ins and theft.
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To the contrary, she was a healer, someone who solved those problems.
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To the contrary, the preponderance of conspiracy evidence confirms the corrupt intent.
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The Trump administration has yet to produce any evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the company specializes in a sort of controlled flamboyance.
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Maybe the solution is generational change, although evidence appears to the contrary.
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To the contrary, he simply sought to make it cover more people.
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To the contrary, I believe that it will bring the country together.
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To the contrary: it is often helpful and motivated by sound principles.
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To the contrary, on its face the pardon power appears virtually unlimited.
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To the contrary, his crowds are a regular subject of media attention.
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To the contrary, Paone continued to have the support of the Diocese.
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I am sorry for anything in my college writings to the contrary.
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Despite Mr. Trump's assertion to the contrary, our country is already great.
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To the contrary, the United States holds all the most powerful cards.
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To the contrary, the video shows him moving in a different direction.
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To the contrary, the amendment is a categorical limitation on federal power.
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I think we, actually, to the contrary ... So you move them down?
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I believe that, but there's lots of evidence to the contrary, right?
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I think we, actually, to the contrary- So you move them down?
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"Notwithstanding anyone's statements to the contrary, you did not initiate physical contact with me," Gianforte wrote in his letter of apology, failing to acknowledge that the patently false statements to the contrary were made by his own office.
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"To the contrary, we now plan to air the ad with greater frequency."
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To the contrary, they want him to get as many reps as possible.
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Loder invited Love to join the interview, despite Madonna's pleas to the contrary.
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Despite all the evidence to the contrary, Stephen Curry is, in fact, human.
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The Justice Department and the FBI had rock-solid evidence to the contrary.
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But a pile of evidence to the contrary is poking through the camouflage.
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Any statement to the contrary is untrue and not authorized by the company.
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Pat McCrory in March, also bars localities from enacting ordinances to the contrary.
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Despite his past declaration to the contrary, Drake has made a new friend.
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Above generalizations to the contrary, the album hardly inhabits just one single genre.
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PR whitewashing efforts to the contrary, Khartoum's brutal and corrupt record is clear.
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In fact, despite evidence to the contrary, we hope that we are wrong.
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Earlier in the day sterling had climbed sharply on reports to the contrary.
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He has said he would resign if evidence to the contrary were found.
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"Anonymous leaks to the contrary are false," Sanders said in an emailed statement.
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Both revelations, if true, directly contradict repeated Trump family statements to the contrary.
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To the contrary, Mueller continues to pile up proof in the opposite direction.
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To the contrary, Congress has a very legitimate interest in investigating Kemp's activities.
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Trump and family will win big, despite Trump's absurd claims to the contrary.
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To the contrary, Europe has long banned "extremist" speech, such as Holocaust denial.
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To the contrary, once she begins to speak, the recollections come flowing out.
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Despite Trump's assertion on Twitter, there is no solid evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, I believe superdelegates represent an entirely appropriate, indeed necessary, institution.
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To the contrary, the post-Whalers era has seen one failure after another.
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It's a surprising walk back from previous assurances to the contrary from Sony.
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To the contrary, experts argue that there really are solutions to the crisis.
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Despite ample testimony to the contrary, Azerbaijan claims that Nakhichevan was never Armenian.
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To the contrary, we are inspired by each and every one of you.
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In all the testimony, there is not the slightest evidence to the contrary.
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Crucially, to most ears, a scammer's claims to the contrary would sound ridiculous.
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To the contrary, it produced stress for the candidate and for the staff.
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Maybe he still tells himself that, despite all the evidence to the contrary.
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Many think "Googoosha" is dead, and there is no proof to the contrary.
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To the contrary, it raises people up through group therapy and community support.
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A little poking around invites a lot of seeming evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, resistance then is an act of radical, even revolutionary, patriotism.
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Despite government assurances to the contrary, opponents fear ordinary citizens could be targeted.
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When presented with evidence to the contrary, they sometimes look the other way.
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" He added, "Any suggestion to the contrary is contrived and a red herring.
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Until he does, no one should take his claims to the contrary seriously.
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He denied Russia is still targeting the U.S., despite intelligence warnings to the contrary.
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Many Americans think that voter fraud is rampant, despite clear evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the deadliness of the home has very little malice in it.
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But we know they're not true because evidence has come out to the contrary.
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Still, despite all signs to the contrary, and many predictions, email is not dead.
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Despite media reports to the contrary, there are No 'ongoing beefs' or 'entourage issues.
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Kipman's protestations to the contrary, there is plenty of hype around the HoloLens 2.
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Gabbard has progressive views on domestic policy, despite some past stances to the contrary.
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Adams has repeatedly denied involvement in the IRA, despite many accounts to the contrary.
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To the contrary, their self- interests are best served by protecting us to death.
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Still, despite all signs to the contrary — and many predictions — email is not dead.
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He said the U.S. decided Russia was guilty before receiving evidence to the contrary.
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But misinformation to the contrary is spreading rapidly across social media and conservative websites.
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Then Tom Gustinis told him that, to the contrary, Gevers was almost never there.
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To the contrary, his record and Trump's agenda contradict one another in critical ways.
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Any arguments to the contrary would just be a turn through the spin cycle.
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And despite evidence to the contrary, it's become conservative doctrine that it didn't work.
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Assad insisted that the image was fake, despite multiple eyewitness accounts to the contrary.
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To the contrary, clinicians have said there is evidence that it is psychologically harmful.
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To the contrary, Tillerson reportedly wants to collaborate on new cybersecurity strategies with Russia.
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The polls, however, suggest to the contrary that opponents of intervention have solid reasons.
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To the contrary, all of the plausible explanations should disquiet even the fiercest partisans.
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To the contrary, the International Atomic Energy Agency has verified Iran's compliance numerous times.
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To the contrary: It looks increasingly as if he may very well earn it.
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Pork-barrel spending is alive and well in Washington, despite claims to the contrary.
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Despite polls to the contrary, he felt certain that Trump was going to win.
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To the contrary, revenue shortfalls could make his other political goals easier to achieve.
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Despite hype to the contrary, science has nothing to do with tobacco-control policy.
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I never saw it as something that would hold me back, to the contrary.
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To the contrary, they are incentivizing North Korea's rush to create deliverable intercontinental weapons.
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Political calculations are woven into every Supreme Court nomination, despite protestations to the contrary.
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To the contrary, they can exploit and damage democracy's most precious resource — civic trust.
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" In response, Janov says, "We have 50 years of published material to the contrary.
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To the contrary, she views her facial hair as another facet of her femininity.
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No one, despite many accusations to the contrary, is telling anyone to shut up.
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Despite Hogan's suggestions to the contrary, this sort of stuff clearly wasn't for everyone.
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Pompeo said those talks were moving quickly and successfully, despite reports to the contrary.
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"We have significant evidence to the contrary," Avenatti told ABC, without giving any details.
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As of yet, there is no ethical cocaine, despite some claims to the contrary.
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To the contrary: We know that Russian hackers raided the State Department server files.
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Despite claims to the contrary, the agreement applies to both developed and developing countries.
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The FTC's allegation to the contrary — the central thesis of the complaint — is wrong.
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He said he would bring up the #MeToo movement, despite reports to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the Supreme Court reaffirmed Roe and Casey as recently as 2016.
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"The measures announced will not accomplish their declared objectives, to the contrary," he said.
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To the contrary, Kaine is a gregarious, extroverted guy — a harmonica player, no less!
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To the contrary, the results indicate that as minimum wages increase, suicide rates decrease.
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"I need the President's testimony," Mueller said, unconvinced by Dowd's arguments to the contrary.
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But there is no direct statement in the record by Trump to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the whistleblower tradition is deeply entrenched in our system of government.
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To the contrary, Trump-era Republicans have grown friendlier to Russia than Americans overall.
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To the contrary, government statistics find teens have largely replaced cigarette smoking with vaping.
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Despite wishes to the contrary, there are still only 27 hours in a day.
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Quite to the contrary, it will very likely promote the emergence of antibiotic resistance!
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Mr. Trump asserts that he is no crook despite abundant indications to the contrary.
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Problem is, he's a lousy poet by highbrow standards, Christopher Ricks to the contrary.
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" "To the contrary, our marketing was based on positive and inclusive core campaign messages.
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To the contrary, displaced people would move to other neighborhoods, often exacerbating overcrowding problems.
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Well, he was and continues on that path, despite many denials to the contrary.
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To the contrary, sex workers face an elevated risk of rape, abuse, and murder.
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B currently believes (despite the frankly impossibly overwhelming glut of evidence to the contrary) flat.
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We're probably not living in a computer simulation, despite some people's insistence to the contrary.
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Despite speculation to the contrary, Kardashian reiterated that she and Odom are not romantically involved.
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It's also unclear why he denied the group solicited money, despite evidence to the contrary.
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Why it matters: Email continues to not be dead, despite all punditry to the contrary.
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Netflix is also not working with Apple just yet, despite recent reports to the contrary.
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To the contrary, it appears that the issuance of secrecy orders has become too routine.
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Despite a preponderance of evidence to the contrary, she insists she is awful at acting.
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Despite reports to the contrary, Markle's trip was not cut short due to security concerns.
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I'm actually busy finding it pretty thrilling, so please don't email me to the contrary.
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And despite a blizzard of public polls to the contrary, Norpoth isn't hedging his bet.
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Still, European concerns to the contrary, no matter how overdone, are significant on two levels.
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"Quite to the contrary, they could make the government even more determined," he told Reuters.
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Trump says that, despite reports to the contrary, he actually enjoyed himself at that event.
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Despite reports to the contrary, Drake is denying that this venture is a strip club.
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To the contrary, the agency said that Uber's system appeared to be working just fine.
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He also sees how FP has cleaned up his act as evidence to the contrary.
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The movie can't have it both ways despite Ayer's stubborn insistence to the contrary. 9.
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Trump, despite citing no evidence to the contrary, apparently believes O'Reilly has done nothing wrong.
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Despite administration claims to the contrary, the framework would substantially increase federal deficits and debt.
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The attack appeared to get under Mr. Trump's skin, despite his protestations to the contrary.
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After all, despite members' protests to the contrary, the Fed is itself a political institution.
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In other words, coffee and beer are not dehydrating, despite common beliefs to the contrary.
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Despite rumors to the contrary, Taylor Swift did not give "Famous" her seal of approval.
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The Turkish state and army are beyond reproach; suggestions to the contrary border on treason.
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Despite media attention to the contrary, most independent workers aren't dissatisfied Uber drivers or TaskRabbits.
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To the contrary, 22019 percent of children covered by these programs come from employed households.
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For all his claims to the contrary, a singular desire cuts through The Second Mountain.
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"To the contrary, Huawei explored ways to become more intertwined with Google," The Information wrote.
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To the contrary, millions enjoyed an online economy that was the envy of the world.
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To the contrary, because tax-payers foot the bills, everyone wants Medicare to spend more.
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To the contrary, it runs a whopping 45 minutes longer than the 1991 animated version.
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To the contrary, he simply goes through his progressions, looking to make the easy pass.
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Why it matters: Despite some claims to the contrary, Pence was not contradicting Trump's announcement.
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She experienced delusions, which psychologists define as unshakable beliefs despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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He insisted, however, that no money ever changed hands, dismissing investigators' claims to the contrary.
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Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, he and his supporters have bemoaned the election results.
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To the contrary, it is an elaborate sorting device, intended to separate wheat from chaff.
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I'm no deficit hawk — to the contrary — but doing so simply would not be sustainable.
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Despite Mr. Trump's assertions to the contrary, most Democrats support increased funding for border security.
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Men and women and boys and girls are biologically different despite rumors to the contrary.
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" To the contrary, he found, "the amendment imposes a special disability upon those persons alone.
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Despite Western analyses to the contrary, Russia is not a truly capitalist or market economy.
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Quite to the contrary, lawsuits and removal of city councils have resulted from this initiative.
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" To the contrary, he added, Israel "tries to operate in hours with little civilian traffic.
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To the contrary: The plaintiffs agree that the deal created a company with spectacular potential.
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To the contrary, it has been a time to reap astounding profits from bond holdings.
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To the contrary, they all felt they had a plausible enough case to carry on.
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To the contrary, voters have rewarded those who keep politicians out of women's health decisions.
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"Islam," he said, "does not belong to Germany," contradicting Merkel's express words to the contrary.
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While it may appear the agency is doing its job, evidence to the contrary abounds.
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Anything said to the contrary over the past six weeks in court is simply untrue.
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Those visas would be completely unaffected by this legislation, despite public comments to the contrary.
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He has to be the biggest, the greatest, the best — all facts to the contrary.
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Despite Republican claims to the contrary, Democrats gained new information that could bolster their case.
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He installed a secret internet connection in his Pentagon office despite rules to the contrary.
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To the contrary, prosecutors and police chiefs from all 85033 states have called for reform.
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To the contrary, many families, including hers, have lived here peacefully for generations, she said.
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" Still, he said, Trump's tweets indicating anything to the contrary added "grist to the mill.
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In response to Trump's presidency, America has gotten more liberal — despite appearances to the contrary.
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But to Barr, despite ample evidence to the contrary, Trump intended nothing of the sort.
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" The rep added, "Ty maintains his innocence and there is no indication to the contrary.
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To the contrary, he asked her multiple times on the show if she wanted to continue.
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To the contrary, they make it all the more important for the Department to follow them.
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To the contrary, it can harm people by subjecting them to slurs, humiliation, and physical pain.
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Despite our repeated statements to the contrary, Saeb claims we are trying to buy the Palestinians.
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Spokeswoman Jo Ann Diaz said FEMA can&apost make people whole despite expectations to the contrary.
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Typically, state law presumes you are equal owners unless there's a written agreement to the contrary.
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Maintaining good records of contributions and payments can help you make a case to the contrary.
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Any insinuation to the contrary is an embarrassment to all the great people who work here.
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That sense seems to have led Biden to back Maliki, despite some advice to the contrary.
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Henson was very adamant about not feuding with other actresses, despite unfounded rumors to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the iterations sweeping the 'gram right now are fresh, modern, and wonderfully minimal.
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In it, he said that Iran had sought a nuclear weapon, despite claims to the contrary.
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To the contrary, my previous back-of-the-envelope forecast was close enough for our discussion.
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That's not to say that only the worst succeed, recent political evidence perhaps to the contrary.
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"I have no plans to go anywhere and reports to the contrary are untrue," Duke said.
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Priscilla Presley is still a member of the Church of Scientology, despite reports to the contrary.
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To the contrary, "perhaps the longer a violation persists, the greater the affront to those offended".
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Appearances to the contrary notwithstanding, you weren't fraternizing with the enemy -- you were picking his pocket!
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To the contrary: several studies show that environmental regulations save us far more than they cost.
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To the contrary, Chief Justice Roberts described that decision as "overruled in the court of history".
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Despite reports to the contrary in China's media, this 11-year-old panda is just fine.
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To the contrary, expenses have increased by more than $1.1 billion, or 36 percent, since 2012.
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To the contrary, many Brazilians note, it transfers power from one scandal-plagued party to another.
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Despite conventional belief to the contrary, major schisms are somewhat rare in America's largest religious groups.
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Despite claims to the contrary, the GOP "repeal and replace" bills would significantly reduce Medicaid benefits.
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To the contrary, studies have shown that public opinion tends to react against prevailing government policies.
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When Mr. Kaine reminded Mr. Pence of Mr. Trump's statement to the contrary, Mr. Pence stammered.
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He promises he will bring "clean, beautiful coal" back, despite clear economic evidence to the contrary.
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Eventually, perhaps sooner than later -- and despite his protestations to the contrary -- Trump will try again.
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Virtually every other form of food makes for a strong body of evidence to the contrary.
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Our belief that blowing on cartridges does something is stronger even than evidence to the contrary.
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Despite speculation to the contrary, at least one forensic expert doesn't believe the video was doctored.
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But, despite all prevailing evidence to the contrary, mental illness is still the scapegoat of choice.
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A vocal movement claims that vaccines are responsible for autism despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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They hold these convictions independently of their current government and despite external pressures to the contrary.
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Allan Bloom insisted that, to the contrary, they were the best possible instruments of spiritual liberation.
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To the contrary, it is a relevant consideration in the federal government's legal authority to respond.
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Anti-abortion advocates say that laws like HB2 protect women's health, despite evidence to the contrary.
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Mr. Trump presented about 60 retweets on Wednesday from Twitter users as evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, he said, it could be a side effect of the species' recent rebound.
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To the contrary, if anything, it looks like he'd be a slightly stronger opponent for Toomey.
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It was up to the widow, the court's ruling said, to provide evidence to the contrary.
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But despite claims to the contrary from the president, Trump hadn't actually used it until Friday.
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To the contrary, he often prospers by creating his own reality into which loyalists can buy.
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To the contrary, the urgency of addressing it has dropped even as the deficit has grown.
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Some legislators and religious leaders question the safety of vaccines, despite scientific evidence to the contrary.
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"Findings to the contrary are being discussed with the Russian Federation," Akar told a parliamentary commission.
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To the contrary, MetLife has consistently expressed support for robust regulation of the life insurance industry.
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Mr. Arpaio shows no sign of remorse; to the contrary, he sees himself as the victim.
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To the contrary, pretty much everything in the latest numbers released Friday fits the broader story.
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In the absence of further information to the contrary, I accept the former over the latter.
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To the contrary: She's tweeting them out, spreading her fabricated accusations to an even wider audience.
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To the contrary, they have gone in the other direction, claiming they saw no essential wrongdoing.
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I think those pundits that argue to the contrary — there's no evidence to suggest that's true.
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Despite all the pressures he endured in 2019, there is no clear evidence to the contrary.
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Faced with so much evidence to the contrary, he insisted that his doctor did fine work.
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The case still has not been settled, despite rumors to the contrary for the past year.
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To the contrary, OSC decided not to pursue disciplinary action at all for two minor infractions.
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"Any suggestion to the contrary is flat out false," spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus said in a statement.
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To the contrary, every known piece of evidence offered so far points in the other direction.
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Mr. Trump's campaign statements to the contrary, Wall Street is certainly well represented on his team.
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To the contrary, they say, a political settlement is the only path out of the war.
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To the contrary, they have been generous supporters of the work that we want to do.
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It would be sold via mailorder, as, despite claims to the contrary, Jud Jud never toured.
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Despite reports on Saturday to the contrary, Pokémon Go is still coming to the Apple Watch.
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Despite current political rhetoric to the contrary, the majority of those factories and jobs aren't coming back.
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Academics are sceptical about the sport's ability to promote harmony, pointing to substantial evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, you still remember your biography, but your fear would be stripped of its force.
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Efforts to the contrary notwithstanding, it's probably going to be a long time before this number changes.
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As the ESA is happy to tell anyone who listens, there's plenty of evidence to the contrary.
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But multiple other witnesses suggested that Jones was, to the contrary, elated by her interaction with Clinton.
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Despite frequent media hype to the contrary, however, we haven't discovered anything that will kill us yet.
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Despite reports to the contrary, a source tells PEOPLE that the hip hop mogul is currently single.
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But Trump in October said he still believes they're guilty, despite the DNA evidence to the contrary.
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For that reason, I don't believe he will ever be extradited, despite some claims to the contrary.
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L, saying the mogul will be able to influence its news output despite promises to the contrary.
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To the contrary, more data on fire behavior will help researchers build models of what might happen.
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Twitter silence: Despite predictions to the contrary, Trump has not tweeted about Comey — or anything — yet today.
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Yet, despite all appearances to the contrary, these valleys are not 33 million miles away on Mars.
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Meanwhile, Trump has hailed the camps as, "well run and clean" despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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This may explain why — despite substantial evidence to the contrary — PBF continues to attract popularity amongst policymakers.
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North Korea's tests of ICBM-type rockets have a patchy record—despite its claims to the contrary.
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Much to the contrary, the first thing I notice about airplane mode is my improved battery life.
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Take the 2100 Iowa caucus for example, where Ted Cruz triumphed despite expert predictions to the contrary.
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"There would be no negotiation, and any claim to the contrary is simply false," the source said.
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To the contrary, the American herd marches in lockstep toward ever-greater levels of conformance and imitation.
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Quite to the contrary, the "wagons were circled" and the truth seems to have become the casualty.
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To the contrary, the state has invested in private education at the direct expense of public schools.
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Rumors of war's end to the contrary, the operational tempo endured by our forces has not abated.
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Insurance rates will fall, and despite the city's cautions to the contrary, many will forgo coverage altogether.
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To the contrary, his report calls for using government wisely and judiciously to support private sector growth.
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Those statements create a serious question of his veracity, if the committee finds evidence to the contrary.
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Lipinski said on Wednesday that CVR has been buying RINs and reports to the contrary are inaccurate.
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In the absence of definitive proof to the contrary, we have to assume it can be hacked.
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Any lie to the contrary does no service to the political or legal interests of the president.
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Finally, REMS safeguards have not been a barrier to generic drug development, despite claims to the contrary.
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To the contrary, it is defined as the freedom to engage in professionally competent teaching and research.
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To the contrary, over the past year, we have been ramping up our SMB efforts across Germany.
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All of our sites are safe places to work and reports to the contrary are simply wrong.
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Democrats say records show it used the practice in Ohio despite Mnuchin's assertion to the contrary. Sen.
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Trump denied the allegation and said he had never met Carroll, despite photographic evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, in 2017 the crime rate in the nation's 30 biggest cities actually went down.
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To understand how it's possible to doubt something despite evidence to the contrary, try some thought experiments.
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Mr. Trump proudly referred to climate change as a "hoax" despite overwhelming scientific evidence to the contrary.
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Yet to think this way ignores evidence to the contrary — evidence in the form of human lives.
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Climate change is a myth — a notion espoused by President Trump, despite all evidence to the contrary.
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UEFA's paltry fines for racist offenses have long been a laughingstock, despite Ceferin's protestations to the contrary.
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To the contrary, passing a resolution to investigate impeachment would raise the stakes in the constitutional confrontation.
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F that," Christina continued, calling a presentation to the contrary something that is "misleading for new moms.
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To the contrary, the front line in the Donbas region marks the only shooting war in Europe.
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To the contrary, it projects that federal tax revenue will increase every year for the next decade.
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And what if, despite Anthony's protestations to the contrary, the ability to adjust is just not there?
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For the record, this was a Democratic Member's desk, notwithstanding a Republicans Member's claim to the contrary.
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Against all evidence to the contrary, some Republicans claim Mr. Trump has been chastened by his impeachment.
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Despite all evidence to the contrary that such a straddle is impossible though, they keep on coming.
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Appearances to the contrary, I told her, tourists came here to the Guadalupe Valley all the time.
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To the contrary, the U.S. remains the most generous nation on the planet in providing humanitarian protection.
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It underscores that liberalism does not perfectly align with racial egalitarianism, regardless of rhetoric to the contrary.
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However, the social network has accused Cambridge Analytica of holding that data, despite assurances to the contrary.
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The Ghanaian government has played down concerns, but has yet to present compelling evidence to the contrary.
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No such comprehensive deal seems likely at the moment, despite Trump's eyebrow-raising suggestion to the contrary.
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To the contrary, responsible attorneys recognize that doing so is unethical and could damage their client's interests.
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To the contrary, Mr. Farr worked closely with Mr. Ellis to represent Mr. Helms's agenda in court.
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How do I know a more complicated approach is possible, despite all the protestations to the contrary?
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" He added that it would be "a grave mistake for anyone to believe anything to the contrary.
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I thought I must be crazy, but I just had ... KS: Because all polls were to the contrary.
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Facebook seems eager to convince governments that, despite piles of evidence to the contrary, it can be trusted.
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If I have facts in front of me to the contrary, then that would be a different discussion.
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The president has claimed there is an illegal-immigration crisis at the border, despite evidence to the contrary.
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But we should not be saying things from Washington that create even the slightest impression to the contrary.
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Why are there people who, despite every evidence to the contrary, think there are people who aren't people?
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Republicans maintain that, to the contrary, it is the Democrats who have commandeered the issue for political purposes.
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To the contrary, as many contributors have noted, having the choice makes the gift of life more precious.
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To the contrary, you've now got to deal with several different logins and billing cycles instead of one.
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Former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said Friday that CBD can get users high — despite claims to the contrary.
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Decisions to the contrary have recently been overturned by appeal courts and the European Court of Human Rights.
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Despite earlier statements to the contrary, Flynn discussed sanctions former President Barack Obama imposed on Russia with Kislyak.
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And despite our assertions to pollsters to the contrary, we punish politicians who show independence from our views.
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To the contrary, he seems to be thriving and has even picked up a new nickname: White Wolf.
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For whatever reason, truthful news media obviously hasn't been a priority for Facebook despite promises to the contrary.
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To the contrary, he was reacting—sometimes with moves across the country—to a series of unfortunate events.
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Harbour Jr. and his theater co-stars never seem like they're trying to be terrible — to the contrary.
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Despite administration claims to the contrary, the framework would give a substantial tax cut for the wealthiest Americans.
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"It's a peculiar thing to say when all of the evidence is exactly to the contrary," he continued.
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To the contrary, online lending platforms fall under the same lending regulations as their brick and mortar counterparts.
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Channeling the energy of Trump, he said the charges were politically motivated, despite all evidence to the contrary.
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"That would be no loss, quite to the contrary," said Oettinger, an ally of German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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To the contrary, Pressley acknowledged that, on matters of policy, there is little daylight between her and Capuano.
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"I'll serve as long as the President wants, and I have no indication to the contrary," he said.
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To the contrary, courts across the country struck down Trump's first travel ban and then his second, too.
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Absent state laws to the contrary, any constitutional challenge would be like a "Hail Mary" without a receiver.
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I don't know how to believe change is possible when there is so much evidence to the contrary.
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"We have significant evidence to the contrary," Avenatti told ABC's "Good Morning America" program, without giving any details.
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And his party, despite occasional noises to the contrary, doesn't seem inclined to do a thing about it.
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Despite those denials, and evidence from experts to the contrary, the belief is widely held and seemingly unshakable.
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Russian claims to the contrary are false and meant to deflect attention from Russia's own very clear violation.
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His client, Shiva Ayyadurai, claims to have invented email, despite evidence to the contrary that Techdirt has published.
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To the contrary, it revealed the ways in which Christian politics and far-right populism have long overlapped.
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And the race has been effectively over for a while, despite protestations of Sanders supporters to the contrary.
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To the contrary, teens in states that prescribe more abstinence education are actually more likely to become pregnant.
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To the contrary, he identified himself only as Robert Downey and said he was in the film industry.
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Despite the cast and creators' insistence that Jon Snow was dead dead, evidence to the contrary still lingered.
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Despite Trump's remarks to the contrary, several news agencies say TSA workers are calling out sick in droves.
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To the contrary, she is a traditional machine Democratic politician, who likes to boast of her fundraising prowess.
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Despite headlines to the contrary, Trump did not win the White House by winning over lower-income Americans.
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They exist in climate science, and despite claims to the contrary made by climate denialists, nobody hides them.
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To the contrary, it was an intentional and calculated falsehood to deceive the Congress and the American people.
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"There is now a large burden of proof on claims to the contrary," he wrote in an email.
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" The NCSC added that no final decision has been made and "any suggestion to the contrary is inaccurate.
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Not only is the person unaware of their incompetence, but there may be no evidence to the contrary.
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Nefesh, to the contrary, suggests the material, mortal parts, the things that make us alive on this earth.
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He is elite (and slightly elitist) and a true believer in British methods despite evidence to the contrary.
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Too often, however, "the Latinx vote" is invoked as a monolithic entity despite ample evidence to the contrary.
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Professor Wrong, to the contrary, argued that behavior is driven by Freudian theories of human nature and sexuality.
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Anyone who has sung or played Bach's music knows, to the contrary, its tendencies toward density and difficulty.
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Despite news reports to the contrary, there is little evidence of an epidemic of anxiety disorders in teenagers.
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But an important hint to the contrary comes from a more mature corner of brain science: dementia research.
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Despite many economic indicators to the contrary, these investors don't view the economy as being all that hot.
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I would vigorously argue to the contrary from my seated position, feeling that I could hardly be heard.
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When he gets an idea in his head, he goes ahead with it, despite advice to the contrary.
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Being weary here isn't a sign of weakness; to the contrary, it's a display of hard-won wisdom.
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Influencer culture might even suggest, to the contrary, that being as basic as possible yields the most success.
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Ankara insists, despite international fears to the contrary, that there will be no let-up in the campaign.
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To the contrary, one in four women veterans reported having experienced sexual harassment, typically by their fellow patients.
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Clinton's handling of classified information, despite testimony from the former F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, to the contrary.
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Despite President Trump and his legal team's claims to the contrary, these two campaign finance violations are crimes.
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To the contrary, the rule was focused narrowly on disabled individuals who require a trustee for personal management.
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"We challenge this premise completely — to the contrary, Gab has a number of diverse users globally," he wrote.
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Though some people had suspected that the calls were recorded and automated, there was evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary: The falsehood-filled tweets and televised tirades are gradually eroding Americans' shared sense of reality.
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Duterte said despite China's behavior to the contrary, the majority of the South China Sea was international waters.
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Gary is focused on his responsibilities as NEC Director and any reports to the contrary are 100% false.
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Accused of wanting to push Mr. Mugabe aside, Mr. Mnangagwa had to issue a statement to the contrary.
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Board of Education, for instance, or helped Pinochet design his authoritarian constitution, despite MacLean's insinuations to the contrary.
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Despite government statements to the contrary, once-secret official documents include detailed reports of dramatic U.F.O. events abroad.
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But despite evidence to the contrary, the president insisted on Wednesday that he tries to tell the truth.
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Against strong evidence to the contrary, Trump has long argued that the coal industry can stage a comeback.
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To the contrary, he added, everything suggested that Mr. Ghosn had been preparing to defend himself in court.
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To the contrary, our election laws anticipate human error and cheating, and guard against them at multiple levels.
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For people caught up in a comfortable culture, they just don't want to hear anything to the contrary.
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In the absence of a clear constitutional command to the contrary, he is liable for his criminal acts.
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I wasn't interested in ending my pregnancy—to the contrary, my husband and I wanted a healthy pregnancy.
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And despite the myth to the contrary, opera singers worked just as hard back then as they do today.
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"To the contrary, we can and should bring the benefits of broadband coverage to every corner of the nation. "
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Despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary, most alumni are inclined to view their alma mater as an ethical actor.
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" To the contrary, following a huge postelection market move, the recent flatness has "allowed previously overbought conditions to recede.
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To the contrary, they chalk accusations of racism up to political correctness, and praise Trump for speaking his mind.
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"All of our sites are safe places to work and reports to the contrary are simply wrong," Amazon said.
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"We're at the very early stages of that decision-making process," Spicer said, despite some reports to the contrary.
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It is the feeling that one is a victim of society, in spite of all evidence to the contrary.
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Despite medical advice to the contrary, she decided to continue riding, and even entered the Scandinavian championships in 1947.
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But both Republicans and Democrats have argued to the contrary when they've gone to court to enforce their subpoenas.
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It is to say that stories like these are rare in Hollywood, when all evidence points to the contrary.
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She never tried to find out anything to the contrary of, you know, the script that they gave her.
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The bureau has said it is "looking into" the Equifax matter and that "reports to the contrary" are incorrect.
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Despite assurances to the contrary, everything went wrong, as the robots went haywire and began killing their human playmates.
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During Friday's CNBC interview, Ballmer also revealed that, despite speculation to the contrary, he never wanted to buy Twitter.
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The navy insists she was in "perfect condition" when she set out, but there is evidence to the contrary.
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Mueller's investigators spoke with top Trump 2016 campaign officials in reaching this conclusion, despite Trump's tweet to the contrary.
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At yesterday's iPad event, despite a late-hour rumor to the contrary, Apple didn't announce a new iPad mini.
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It was one that directly contradicted years of Christie's statements to the contrary, including one as recently as Sunday.
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The actress and lifestyle guru plans to stay at the helm of the company despite reports to the contrary.
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To the contrary, he sees mass disaffection, and the erosion of accepted truths, as a source of political strength.
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On the other hand, the Supreme Court took the Pliva case despite the Justice Department's recommendation to the contrary.
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Despite snide accusations to the contrary, I get no research funds or any other incentive for making this case.
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Trump claims that 'nobody has more respect for women than me' despite tremendous amounts of evidence to the contrary.
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"China still maintains a huge capital inflow," Han said, taking a somewhat lonely position amidst evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, his strong and vocal support for Israel is far better than the administration that preceded him.
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"I believe ..., absent indications to the contrary, it is something that the president should consider staying with," Mattis added.
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"At a time when regulation seems to be a curse word, I say, quite to the contrary," Vullo said.
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But even though all signs point to the contrary, I'm still holding out hope that Fanoomies pulls through. Why?
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"Despite speculation to the contrary, Benchmark is incredibly optimistic about Uber's future," Benchmark's official account said in one message.
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To the contrary, they should be taken very seriously, and it should be emphasized that this is serious business.
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All appearances to the contrary, the New York architect David Rockwell is not channeling his energy into product design.
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To the contrary, his lavish lifestyle will place a wide social and economic chasm between him and the jury.
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To the contrary, the opportunity to contribute to the mission has profound appeal to prospective public servants and incumbents.
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Initially, officials claimed that the system had been working correctly during the storm, despite their knowledge to the contrary.
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Despite Trump's irascible, defiant beliefs to the contrary, America does not have to lose for another country to win.
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Trump likes to brag he's the greatest to do something, even when there is ample evidence to the contrary.
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When diets are prescribed, adherence is likely to diminish over the long term despite self-reports to the contrary.
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Despite her statements to the contrary, Clinton sent and received top-secret classified information through her unclassified email system.
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The State Supreme Court, however, remained quiet on the status of the orders it had made to the contrary.
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I don't know how to feel that my life matters when there is so much evidence to the contrary.
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The memo did not call for unifying Europe's armies, despite rumors to the contrary in the British news media.
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Despite his relentless spin to the contrary, the evidence suggests that Trump will lose badly to the Democratic nominee.
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To the contrary, if the central bank restricts the monetary supply, that would seem to be negative for equities.
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Republican claims to the contrary, Steele's interest in Trump did not spring from his work for the Clinton campaign.
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Trump often suggests that China, not U.S. consumers and businesses, pay for the tariffs despite evidence to the contrary.
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When I confronted him in a compassionate way, he denied it, but could offer no evidence to the contrary.
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How much longer can you pretend that you represent a decent man, when all evidence points to the contrary?
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Gary is focused on his responsibilities as NEC Director and any reports to the contrary are 100 percent false.
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To the contrary, the obsession with Assad has prolonged the war and increased the suffering of the Syrian people.
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Thankfully, there are examples to the contrary, where both the aesthetic and sensual properties of the practice seamlessly merge.
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In the final installment we'll cover areas where startups should not spend money despite common advice to the contrary.
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Trump denied the allegation and said he had never met Carroll, despite there being photographic evidence to the contrary.
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It is a clear example of businesses putting profits first and safety second despite their claims to the contrary.
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The report noted that no evidence to the contrary could be found, due to the nature of the app.
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Parents have been convinced that co-sleeping under all circumstances is dangerous, though there is research to the contrary.
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That may bode ill for tax reform efforts, despite protestations to the contrary by the Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin.
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Despite trendy liberal activism and protests to the contrary, what bail is not, nor intended to be, is punishment.
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Hoping that her love will make her an exception in his life, she ignores every sign to the contrary.
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But despite their claims to the contrary, this non-binding resolution isn't about protecting small, local broadcasters at all.
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Absent any information from you to the contrary, then, he was entitled to assume that your daughter was covered.
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It also denied any role in attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities, in spite of evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, he suggested that it had somehow been a catalyst for a diplomatic breakthrough with Kim. 6.
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Quite to the contrary: every hospital that implemented this approach has saved millions of dollars and many human lives.
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Gary is focused on his responsibilities as N.E.C. director and any reports to the contrary are 100 percent false.
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To the contrary, Republicans and Democrats in Congress did negotiate a compromise -- and the President signed it into law.
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To the contrary, although opposition research sometimes gets a bad rap, it is a perfectly legal — even healthy — practice.
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To the contrary, the officials plotted how to prepare for the road to be built without the public noticing.
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To the contrary, federal judges have ratified his efforts and the investigation has already resulted in evidence of wrongdoing.
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If they would, they have as little respect for women as he has, despite their words to the contrary.
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Despite rumors to the contrary, having sex is rarely a reason for sudden cardiac arrest, a new study reports.
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These are, after all, honorable men, or so the movie repeatedly insists, despite the mounting evidence to the contrary.
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But the senator is still betting, despite evidence to the contrary, that his view of history can win out.
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Trump has been insistent that his "founder of ISIS" phrasing is accurate, despite all the evidence to the contrary.
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Conor McGregor is NOT in fear for his life ... despite reports to the contrary, his rep tells TMZ Sports.
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Despite media reports to the contrary, Secretary of Defense James Mattis didn't freeze President Trump's ban on transgender troops.
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Quite to the contrary, it emerged from the experience of the Civil War and the tragedies that preceded it.
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Justice Neil Gorsuch, Mr Trump's first nominee, was incredulous that Indiana's solicitor general, Thomas Fisher, was arguing to the contrary.
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And to the contrary, Clinton is now competing against an opponent who has confronted several rounds of embarrassing staff turmoil.
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"Despite false rumors to the contrary, ICE does not conduct immigration enforcement operations during tragedies," ICE said in a statement.
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To the contrary: When Pritchard's clients tried to bring mandatory arbitration proposals to shareholders, Pfizer and Gannett vetoed the proposals.
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"Articles to the contrary are BS." CNN's Jim Acosta, Pamela Brown, Betsy Klein and Curt Devine contributed to this report.
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Of course, it's no secret that Nixon, despite his constant protestations to the contrary, was in fact a crooked guy.
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He didn't believe Defense had his best interests at heart – even though they were telling him everything to the contrary.
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So anyone or anything that speaks to the contrary can GTFOH with all the comments about what you don't understand.
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Despite reports to the contrary, the injury happened not during Infinity War but during filming for the upcoming comedy Tag.
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Despite rumors to the contrary, rapper Kanye West was never asked to perform at "friend" President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration.
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Munoz himself did so in his internal memo that described Dao as "disruptive and belligerent" despite evidence to the contrary.
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" However, a source close to the situation maintains the "investigation is ongoing, and any reports to the contrary are false.
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To the contrary, I swore like the rest of the council to uphold the Constitution, which includes the First Amendment.
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Many facilities kick people out for just relapses, which is, to the contrary, a sign a patient needs more help.
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On Jedha, for example, Saw Guererra's internal monologue tells us he was actually afraid of death, appearances to the contrary.
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To the contrary, investigators assigned to the case believe the video shows Cesar jumping into action to save the pig.
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"I'm not going to be on television anymore," Stewart said flatly when pressed Monday to address rumors to the contrary.
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And it is damned if it's going to let you get off your couch with any ideas to the contrary.
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They are all mirage-chasers, confident (despite ample evidence to the contrary) that the ultimate prize is within their grasp.
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We talk a lot about the presumption of goodwill in political opponents, even when there is evidence to the contrary.
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It would be a step towards recognising this if pro- and anti-Brexiteers alike dropped their delusions to the contrary.
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It is fending off more than 13,000 lawsuits alleging (despite earlier scientific evidence to the contrary) that Roundup causes tumours.
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And despite the prolific marketing to the contrary, scientific studies do not support claims that air purifiers improve your health.
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Despite all the claims to the contrary, the same is still true for heavy exposure to pesticides and air pollution.
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After months of rumors that the next iPhone will be delayed, Apple has given a quiet cue to the contrary.
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But Trump in October 2016 said he still believes the teens are guilty, despite the DNA evidence to the contrary.
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Personal experiences factor into policymaking and should not be dismissed; to the contrary, they should be seen as an asset.
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On occasions when their power temporarily wanes, the couple goes to great lengths to keep up appearances to the contrary.
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Harvey Weinstein will not be in Los Angeles for the Golden Globe Awards this weekend, despite rumors to the contrary.
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To the contrary, at major academic centers like Memorial Sloan Kettering, there are clinical trials for every stage of disease.
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This is the best fan at Euro 2016 so far, and I will not entertain any argument to the contrary.
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To the contrary, scientists generally lack the legislative expertise of members of Congress, just as legislators generally lack scientific expertise.
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But Bannon and Priebus insisted that they're working closely and amicably together and that reports to the contrary are false.
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To the contrary, high temperatures maxed out Thursday at 22.6 degrees Fahrenheit (-5.2 Celsius), though wind chills were appreciably lower.
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To the contrary, the BOJ has introduced a negative interest rate policy — which utterly failed in halting the yen's rise.
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There's no rule against releasing your returns while under audit, and Trump's claims to the contrary have baffled tax experts.
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Quite to the contrary, he said: Bogart wants the new Burford to strengthen the entire industry of law firm finance.
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To the contrary, as the article also notes, we're pushing our investigations and prosecutions farther and wider than ever before.
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To the contrary, Mangiante said Papadopoulos was the victim of Western intelligence agents who tried to make him look guilty.
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Notwithstanding claims to the contrary, undocumented aliens do not have a right to apply for asylum in the United States.
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"Stereotypes and prejudices resist change, even when evidence fails to support them or points to the contrary," Teaching Tolerance says.
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Russia denies involvement despite massive evidence to the contrary, including leaks from the Kremlin's lead man in Ukraine, Vladislav Surkov.
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To the contrary, we are impassioned, we are engaged and our zeal for uprooting the status quo can't be denied.
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And he will probably fire when he wants to, despite advice to the contrary (see: Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein).
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It's been challenging for Republicans to maintain this particular fantasy in the wake of overwhelming electoral evidence to the contrary.
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Instead, he claimed that his statements were about documents rather than Presidential testimony, despite clear video evidence to the contrary.
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Despite evidence to the contrary, video games have often been singled out as a cause of violence in U.S. society.
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Plus, despite many studies to the contrary over the past decade, this generation now appears to want to own homes.
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"Trump, despite all evidence to the contrary, considers himself a great negotiator and deal-maker," Wofsthal went on to say.
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To the contrary, in the substantial majority of instances (68 percent) overall employment increased after a federal minimum-wage increase.
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To the contrary, some of the most satisfying cases I handled as a federal prosecutor were investigations of bad cops.
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Apple iPhone X sales are solid despite recent negative media reports to the contrary, according to one Wall Street firm.
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To the contrary, most of Trump's top advisers believe they will provide a damning account of his actions as administrator.
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The FAKE NEWS likes to write stories to the contrary, quoting phony sources or jealous people, but they aren't true.
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Although it feels as if there's nothing we can do to change people's behavior, there is evidence to the contrary.
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Google denies it pays women any less than men and challenged the Labor Department to provide evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, central banks in Europe and Asia have made negative interest rates part of their official tool kit.
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"We're so outspoken it's pretty hard to get the wrong idea…" Despite appearances to the contrary, Shame are good boys.
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To the contrary, he explained, the entire reason for the program was to placate critics of the administration's Syria policy.
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Or savaging the news media, day after day after day, for creating "fake news" despite all evidence to the contrary?
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There can be an exception when there are clear expectations to the contrary, but this is unlikely in most contexts.
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She argued, despite courts' rulings to the contrary, that this deprived students accused of rape of their due process rights.
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To the contrary, illegitimacy lies with those who maintain that a nominee doesn't have to — or even should not — answer.
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They often do so by pointing to polls with favorably worded, intricate questions — and by ignoring evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, it just fuels the pro-Trump base's argument that the media is uncontrollably piling on Mr. Trump.
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Those who pay attention to something besides their social media feed already understand this, despite any tweets to the contrary.
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We will never do anything like that... It's a breathtaking statement, given the evidence we now have to the contrary.
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And he was more than willing to discount intelligence reports to the contrary even before he won the Republican nomination.
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"Any implication or statement to the contrary is unfortunate and misleading," the agency said in its reply to the report.
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To the contrary, many worried that no one would build so much as a Quonset hut in this city again.
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But there is no evidence to support this and much to the contrary, including from Perry's own agency (see #5).
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Despite scientific consensus to the contrary, Mr. Pence worried that such a program would only encourage more injection drug use.
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Finally, I have to believe that the president, despite his protestations to the contrary, knows what the word "permanent" means.
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In fact, if people would take a minute to look at the evidence, they would find much to the contrary.
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To the contrary, she developed an aesthetic that refused to acknowledge subjective experience and claimed that art should be objective.
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Credit Suisse may have a tight grip on all such threats, and the latest raids prove nothing to the contrary.
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He also denied that Trump threatened to commit war crimes against Iranian cultural sites, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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In the absence of any evidence to the contrary, we must assume that this modus operandi applied to Mr. Warmbier.
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"' "To the contrary, the Japanese criminal justice system does not force confessions by unduly holding suspects and defendants in custody.
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SoulCycle refused to specify on the record what is wrong with the data or to offer numbers to the contrary.
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But this ignores strong evidence to the contrary in states like Pennsylvania, New York, Florida, Colorado, North Dakota and California.
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And he continues to deny that large numbers of Russian troops are in Ukraine despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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And it's critical that C.I.A. and military doctors heed this message, even if they must defy orders to the contrary.
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To the contrary, our thorough investigation found the individuals were involved in systematic searches for other employees' materials and work.
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He believes that Uber and Lyft can't be trusted to do right by drivers, despite their pleas to the contrary.
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Lacking much evidence to the contrary, astronomers theorized that the bursts resulted from apocalyptic events like collisions of neutron stars.
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To the contrary, children are at times more skeptical than adults about a variety of people&aposs claims and assertions.
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To the contrary, it is to work through aligning their gender identity and expression in ways that remove the conflict.
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"To the contrary, I think it was very propitious and compatible with what is happening," he said after meeting Bolsonaro.
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Such a policy undermines civil liberties and, despite claims to the contrary, will neither save lives nor mitigate the crisis.
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To the contrary, VA bureaucrats desire to protect unions rather than push for accountability is what has obstructed VA reform.
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To the contrary, the law places great weight on the testimony of a witness, even if that witness stands alone.
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Sadly, even the most rigorous rational arguments fail to sway those who have made up their minds to the contrary.
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Moving past "Leda," the line to check-in was short and fast-moving, despite many online reviews to the contrary.
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The ADF's CEO Alan Sears allegedly claimed there was a link between homosexuality and pedophilia, despite evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the spreading of conspiracy theories was a common theme among individuals on the fringes of the right.
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I thought that maybe she has some form of brachydactyly but her Wikifeet page has clear evidence to the contrary.
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"Without evidence to the contrary, I'd take Betsy DeVos at her word that she's not committed to civil rights law."
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It remains to be seen whether his vague promises to the contrary will be enough to appease the Trump administration.
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" 'Good intentions' For decades, Chinese officials strenuously denied that they harvested organs from prisoners, calling claims to the contrary "vicious slander.
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If Mueller uncovers evidence to the contrary, the way he would be able to make it public is through an indictment.
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No matter how much Trump might deny that he watches cable news, his Twitter feed is obvious evidence to the contrary.
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"Islam" means "peaceful submission", she writes in response to a claim to the contrary from Steve Bannon, Mr Trump's erstwhile strategist.
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" Clem also stated that Sheridan did not die by suicide, and that "any suggestion to the contrary is absolutely, 100% unfounded.
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Uber investor Benchmark says the firm is confident about Uber, "Despite speculation to the contrary," the firm wrote on Twitter today.
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And it tries to signal to criminal justice reformers that, after years to the contrary, Biden is now on their side.
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As of today, despite FDA's findings to the contrary, the Texas pharmacy board's website says that Guardian's disciplinary record is clean.
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They don't give away status: to the contrary, they require the user to perform some creative task that others find difficult.
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Despite the predictable howls of derision to the contrary, a free market provides the best quality products at the lowest prices.
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To the contrary, Ando is an entirely on-demand delivery restaurant, with no front of the house or dine-in experience.
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To the contrary, Trump's U.S. energy policies allow the U.S. to offer Europe LNG to offset potential Russian political/energy blackmail.
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This side of the Moon is distant and mysterious, but, despite pop culture references to the contrary, it isn't always dark.
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Despite fears to the contrary, most women don't think it's okay for innocent men to be punished as part of #MeToo.
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Neither is Paul Manafort, the Washington lobbyist who now seems to have been demoted, despite the campaign's protestations to the contrary.
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Mr. Schumer and others are convinced that a Supreme Court nominee will ultimately be vetted, despite all evidence to the contrary.
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Yeah I know, Friday's internet was riddled with headlines to the contrary — Report claims Leonardo DiCaprio eyed for Joker origin movie!
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Yet bigoted demagogues insisted, against all evidence to the contrary, that our first black president simply couldn't be a real American.
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To the contrary, that meant both films had more time to devote to the relationships within them that were really crucial.
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Many believe the fear black mothers like myself have for our children is in vain, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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The US intelligence community has concluded that Russia was behind the DNC hack, and any suggestion to the contrary is laughable.
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Not that we're complaining – to the contrary, Logan Lucky looks like an irresistible reminder of what we've missed in his absence.
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However, it supported the U.S. claim that Chinese exporters were getting subsidies from "public bodies", despite Beijing's assertions to the contrary.
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The musician also wants to dispel rumors that he enjoys urination as a sexual act — despite video evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the contemporary path away from democracy under the rule of law typically relies on actions within the law.
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To the contrary, many of them are self-proclaimed entertainers who proudly wear their allegiance to the right on their sleeves.
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President Trump denied personally influencing the FBI probe into former national security adviser Michael Flynn despite mounting reports to the contrary.
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Despite reports to the contrary, Twitter's new algorithmic timeline, announced last month, has only now reached all of Twitter's user base.
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"In Nicaragua everybody is considered to be a poet until he proves to the contrary," wrote Salman Rushdie, a British novelist.
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To the contrary, she hopes to renew and expand the UK's globalist and trading tradition that dates to the 16th Century.
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The myth persists that boys are innately better at math than girls, despite evidence to the contrary from analyzing test scores.
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Years later, despite all the bluster to the contrary, demeaning and dismissive attitudes haven't changed very much; they've just been sublimated.
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Despite myths to the contrary, this inappropriate corporate welfare goes primarily to wealthy large agricultural producers, not to small family farms.
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To the contrary, he has spoken thoughtfully and only about recalibration of financial regulations and efforting to adjust to changing circumstances.
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Supreme Court precedent was clear that the required dues payments were constitutional, and no lower court had ruled to the contrary.
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To the contrary, Trump has exerted far less of a direct influence over his agency leaders, who often publicly defy him.
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To the contrary, her ability to represent what many after the war felt was un-representable, was her most remarkable achievement.
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Despite the loud complaints of establishment Democrats to the contrary, Sanders did campaign fairly energetically for Clinton in the general election.
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To the contrary, the marriage equality bill in Australia specifies that religious ministers cannot be compelled to marry same-sex couples.
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Shokin was fired not because he wanted to do that investigation, but quite to the contrary, because he failed that investigation.
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"My testimony before the House Intelligence Committee was entirely truthful and there is no credible evidence to the contrary," Stone wrote.
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And SoftBank, the Japanese telecommunications giant that controls Yahoo Japan, does not plan to bid despite press reports to the contrary.
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"Unfortunately, and notwithstanding desires to the contrary" staying in business "may no longer be an option" for Sears, the filing said.
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Donald Trump has claimed that the Republican tax bill will help the American middle class, despite widespread analysis to the contrary.
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Kelly said the U.S. won't construct a physical wall along the entire border with Mexico, despite Trump's claims to the contrary.
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Fat chance ... Trump said in 2016 he still believes the wrongfully convicted men are guilty, despite all evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the gun violence prevention movement made significant strides in 85003, laying the groundwork for more progress in 2016.
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Mr. Trump again denied that the Russians were doing anything to manipulate the presidential election despite powerful evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, a broad outbreak of the disease in them could be even worse for their economies than in China.
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But criminologists repeatedly told me there's no solid evidence behind the Ferguson effect, and there are some theories to the contrary.
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The White House and GOP leaders promised that despite all projections to the contrary, the tax cuts would pay for themselves.
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"The Palestinians, I think, are wanting to come back to the table very badly," he said, despite evidence to the contrary.
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"I can tell you explicitly they are wrong," Mr. Durbin said in a CNN interview about the reports to the contrary.
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In the statement, he made clear that his team had not exonerated Mr. Trump, despite the president's claims to the contrary.
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Of course, regardless of assurances to the contrary, it's natural to be suspicious of any widespread effort to collect personal data.
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It is exactly such incongruities — breezy blandishments in the face of troubling evidence to the contrary — that hobble "The Kevin Show."
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To the contrary, the fundamental goal of content distribution — maximizing the number of people who watch any given program — hasn't changed.
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To the contrary, businesses paying for followers, and giving endorsement deals to people with many fake followers, are wasting their money.
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Research regularly shows that mothers are routinely viewed as less competent and committed to their jobs, despite evidence to the contrary.
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Trump's contentions to the contrary — for which there is no evidence — only showed how big a threat Biden was, he said.
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In spite of White House claims to the contrary, there is no agreed-upon language that governs intellectual property (IP) protection.
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To the contrary, he rather emphatically conveys that he has chosen a side — and it's not the side of LGBTQ rights.
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Trump, notwithstanding his empty claims to the contrary, has sent a message that the Oslo peace process is dead and buried.
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Finally, at the same time these diplomats declare President Trump's motivations to be nefarious, they paradoxically provide evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, if a nation regularly fails to respond, it should not be surprised when others seek to take advantage.
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Americans should know that despite media protestations to the contrary, their government is working effectively, efficiently, methodically to respond to disasters.
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To the contrary, he is afforded the same protections that he swore to guarantee, impartially, to all Americans in this country.
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To the contrary, I believe that our president is the genuine article — a genuine nativist, a genuine bigot, a genuine bully.
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To the contrary, I believe it's right and good for political leaders to authentically practice their faith in the public square.
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To the contrary, evidence suggests that keeping prisoners connected to their civic responsibilities makes it easier for them to rejoin society.
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For instance, goatsuckers, a group of birds that includes the whippoorwill, do not milk goats, Aristotle's declaration to the contrary notwithstanding.
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To the contrary, he regards them as foes in a cold war against a political establishment he neither likes nor trusts.
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After being installed in a new house, Janine continues to believe she'll return to Warren, despite all evidence to the contrary.
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It wasn't just a rallying cry for conservatives who — despite evidence to the contrary — believe Facebook is snuffing out conservative voices.
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Any surprises to the contrary were mentioned by strategists worldwide as the biggest risk to estimates, followed by weak corporate earnings.
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Rumor and innuendo that suggests a story to the contrary do a real disservice to our 40th President -- and history itself.
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However, it supported the U.S. claim that Chinese exporters were getting subsidies from "public bodies," despite Beijing's assertions to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the provision was guided by the scientific findings of some of the best aviation universities in the country.
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To the contrary, a unanimous assessment of the U.S. Intelligence Community found that Russia alone interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.
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But despite examples to the contrary cited by CNN, he dismissed the notion that improper signing of the warrants is widespread.
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After initially suggesting Jacobs might have been to blame -- despite all evidence to the contrary -- Gianforte acknowledged he had acted inappropriately.
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The Trump administration has continued to insist the raid was a success that gathered valuable intelligence despite reports to the contrary.
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No, the United States is not Oceania and we are not engaged in an endless war, appearances to the contrary notwithstanding.
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To the contrary though, it's the politicians and pundits who won't acknowledge the effects of climate change who politicize science itself.
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Sources close to Blac Chyna tell TMZ ... she's NOT rekindling her flame with Jay, despite social media posts to the contrary.
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SNAP should not be restricted; to the contrary, it should be expanded, so that fewer families — and especially kids — are hungry.
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To the contrary, he has told people the episode was "fire" and got people thinking ... which he says was his goal.
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To the contrary, it appears that even as of Saturday morning, CBP agents had received little training or direction at all.
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To the contrary, it has become significantly more expensive in many states thanks to targeted regulation of abortion provider (TRAP) laws.
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Despite evidence to the contrary, the Kim regime has steadfastly denied that it had anything to do with the brazen killing.
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Mohan Baranwal of the Local Mica Traders' Association denied the existence of child laborers to ITV, despite video evidence to the contrary.
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" Prince Andrew added that Prince Charles is very much on the same page and that "any speculation [to the contrary] is pointless.
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Trump has repeatedly said that Mexico will pay for the project, despite insistence to the contrary by Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto.
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After nearly a year of evidence to the contrary, Zuckerberg is still arguing the same point that earned him such heated criticism.
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Another is his insistence, in the face of all evidence to the contrary, that everything is working exactly as he planned it.
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Despite claims to the contrary, Bey is just as entitled to the genre as the award show's overwhelmingly white pool of nominees.
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He's a shot of reality in a wish-fulfillment fantasy, but not an unwelcome one — to the contrary, I think he's inspiring.
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Despite expectations to the contrary, the 25 percent tariffs on steel and 10 percent duties on aluminum are staying put for now.
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"Despite rumors to the contrary, Heard and her team are ready and plan on going to court tomorrow," a source tells PEOPLE.
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Feminists argue that, to the contrary, women already hear too many messages about how they need to take responsibility for avoiding rape.
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To the contrary, we found that having a policy and doing the training is key; otherwise, employers are in really big trouble.
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One reason is, despite previous assertions to the contrary, DHS and HHS computer systems don't easily track or share the same information.
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To the contrary, they asked us to relish these women's adultness — and the messiness, gray areas, growth, and, yes, sex appeal therein.
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To the contrary, improving a vetting system should mean that (in theory) more people are being caught because fewer are slipping through.
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Everyone can relax: It turns out it's perfectly okay to look Beyoncé in the eyes, despite a viral photo to the contrary.
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To the contrary, President Hillary Clinton will undoubtedly pursue policies that are even further to the left than those of Barack Obama.
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Despite his eloquent arguments to the contrary, there's reason to doubt whether that's a successful strategy for a presidential bid in 2020.
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And while some people accuse her of pandering when she talks to any African-American, there is much evidence to the contrary.
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No. Despite his efforts to the contrary here, he still sounds like a deadbeat dad who doesn't make time for his kid.
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To the contrary, Ferriss says that he is disciplined in the day-to-day organization of his life, employees and business goals.
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To the contrary, "there is considerable evidence that it is the discharge and banning of such individuals that would have such effects".
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Despite rumors to the contrary, Jefferson did not invent ice cream, and he wasn't even the first American to bring it stateside.
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Then, SMILF proves we were right all along —the Beast was in fact always a Beast, proclamations to the contrary or not.
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They perceived the British as sensible people who would find a solution, even as evidence to the contrary piled up in Westminster.
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To the contrary, congressional Republicans objected repeatedly and angrily, opening themselves to the charge of hypocrisy if they defend Trump's illegal actions.
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People within Self-Portrait in Green, for example, insist that they do (or don't) know each other, despite evidence to the contrary.
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Despite indications to the contrary, senior Puerto Rico officials of the commonwealth are not actively negotiating with many creditor groups, he added.
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To the contrary, it treated the threat of indictment as a permanent question mark hovering over Clinton's campaign like a dark cloud.
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To the contrary, I saw a militarised facility that had redoubled its security diligence out of an acute awareness of its vulnerabilities.
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Despite rumors to the contrary, Ryan Phillippe is not dating Katy Perry, as confirmed by their emotional rollercoaster of a Twitter exchange.
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Other state and local governments (and their constituents) think, to the contrary, that strong unions impose excessive costs and impair those services.
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Any claim by Kesha to the contrary is deceiving the public-just like her other meritless claims of wrongdoing by Dr. Luke.
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No matter how much Beijing protests to the contrary, when push comes to shove, Chinese state-owned enterprises are not real companies.
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To the contrary—and this, perhaps, is the most tragic thing of all—the Games are functioning exactly as the IOC intends.
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But unlike most Democrats from GOP-leaning territory, Perriello didn't run scared from the Democratic agenda; to the contrary, he embraced it.
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To the contrary, most Americans say they are proud of the tech industry and the role that it plays in our economy.
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He was associated with the extremist group throughout 2014, the government alleges, despite claims to the contrary on his formal citizenship application.
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That is why I'm certain that carefully crafted regulations do strike the right balance, in spite of automakers' complaints to the contrary.
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Despite a few early signs to the contrary, the moderate, critical current within the Diyanet has folded under increasing pressure from hardliners.
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To the contrary, this increase in productivity could allow us to work a little less while enjoying a good standard of living.
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Ball, likewise, has elevated bragging about his sons (and himself) into an art form, especially where there is evidence to the contrary.
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But from comments I heard at the convention, there is much unease over his trade policies despite his reassurances to the contrary.
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To the contrary, only a small share of full time workers earn income that is low enough to qualify for government benefits.
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Interestingly, and despite some prefatory claims to the contrary, "The Road Not Taken" does not really transform the standard picture of Lansdale.
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The Convention will take place in the Well Fargo Arena from Monday through Thursday and any speculation to the contrary is misinformed.
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Absent an order to the contrary, the failure to reach a conclusion on obstruction was a failure of Mueller rather than Barr.
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At the time, he said, "This was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period," despite photographic evidence to the contrary.
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Any suggestion to the contrary is clearly intended to distract from the serious ongoing investigations into Russia's interference in our election system.
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It's unclear if the days of league-wide protesting are over, but is becoming less consistent, despite Trump's tweets to the contrary.
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Despite some weird lines in the series to the contrary, I think the Klingons would appreciate for Honor's gender parity as well.
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" Ryan, however, told reporters that he has "seen no evidence to the contrary of the initial assessment that Chairman Gowdy has made.
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Despite widespread scientific evidence to the contrary, it continued to claim that the form found in Quebec, chrysotile asbestos, was not harmful.
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He dismissed a court ruling to the contrary as the opinion of a single judge that could have been overturned on appeal.
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To the contrary, it's our mission to explain, with clarity and fairness, what is real, what is not and why it matters.
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The police denied that they had fired their weapons or killed anyone, despite several reports by witnesses and journalists to the contrary.
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Instead, Trudeau initially denied anyone in his office had inappropriately pressured Wilson-Raybould, only to have her publicly testify to the contrary.
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Separation Anxiety is nothing short of a masterpiece of modern screamo and you'd be hard-pressed to say anything to the contrary.
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Indeed, on another question of public policy, he has maintained a politically convenient position despite the accumulation of facts to the contrary.
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Some lawmakers say this is what they were promised; the government is less clear and has made statements apparently to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the government funded research to fine-tune the halal stunning method that is already in use in Islamic countries.
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They believe that, despite a vote in Parliament last week to the contrary, Britain might still leave the bloc without any agreement.
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To the contrary, these policies have forced migrants to divert from well-staffed border stations like the one in San Ysidro, Calif.
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This document makes it clear that at least someone in the White House is, to the contrary, asking for a whole lot.
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To the contrary: After 12 years and the unsolved refugee crisis that made the German public crazy, Merkel fatigue is setting in.
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But the ruling did not address whether it was permissible for a lawyer to disregard a client's explicit instruction to the contrary.
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"The Vietnam War" still holds out hope that we might learn from history, after presenting 18 hours of evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the struggle for human freedom and dignity extends back centuries and is likely to continue for generations to come.
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To the contrary, Lighthizer claimed that China's form of state capitalism did not respect intellectual-property rights or the rule of law.
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To the contrary, it is entirely legal and appropriate for prosecutors to go wherever the evidence takes them -- even down unexpected roads.
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To the contrary, in a recent, rigorous study, Morningstar demonstrated that women are every bit as good at this job as men.
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The big picture: The WeWork debacle isn't yet having a tangible impact on most private market prices, despite headlines to the contrary.
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And that statement would then have to be reconciled with MIT's internal records, which offer at least some evidence to the contrary.
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As for whether Facebook was or is equipped to police its platform, the company itself is starting to hint to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the Framers, and particularly James Madison, were acutely aware of the dangers of factional and personal interests in government.
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To the contrary, what Fusion provided in the end turned out to be the infamous "Trump dossier," with its smorgasbord of allegations.
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Without laws to the contrary, we are left to trust service providers that our data will not be misused, misplaced, or misappropriated.
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To the contrary, analysts expect Iran to beef up ties with proxies like Hezbollah in Lebanon and militias in Iraq and Syria.
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And he insisted that leaders on the Continent were willing to renegotiate a deal with him, despite their assertions to the contrary.
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And he insisted that leaders on the Continent were willing to renegotiate a deal with him, despite their assertions to the contrary.
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To the contrary, Judge Ginsburg wrote that his ruling was not at odds with the D.C. Circuit's 1974 decision in Haldeman v.
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To the contrary, BDS arguably has been an economic boost to Israel by creating awareness of yet another effort to attack Jews.
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On Friday, he seemed like he might let stand Putin's denial of Russia's interference in the election, despite evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, it is the best way to ensure the program remains viable and accomplishes the purpose of keeping Americans safe.
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Choosing to demonstrate faith in humanity's ultimate goodness, despite all the evidence to the contrary, allows us to embrace certain religious teachings.
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"And he understands that his victory was razor thin, and all protestations to the contrary, he lost the popular vote," he added.
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Washington (CNN)Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt suggested Tuesday that climate change could benefit humans, despite scientific evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, it means the beginning of protection by state and federal hunting laws rather than a broken Endangered Species Act.
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To the contrary, despite political turmoil, stocks have been extraordinarily steady, performing as though there were no clouds on any foreseeable horizon.
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To the contrary, both of the non-testifying individuals named in paragraph four figured in key events examined in the Mueller Report.
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The second is: Despite assurances to the contrary, you suspect the Chinese Communist Party will have unfettered access to your citizens' data.
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"To the contrary, I want us to be a force for bringing people closer together," he said at the annual security forum.
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This is a tight historical relationship that has somehow recently become controversial, but there is research that debunks claims to the contrary.
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But politicians' pronouncements that immigrants necessarily do harm native workers must grapple with the evidence from real-world experiences to the contrary.
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" Despite all evidence to the contrary, we still want to believe that men who are accused of sexual assault are all "monsters.
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She is young still, only 30, and -- despite some mostly right-wing media caricatures to the contrary -- deadly serious about her work.
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To the contrary, an incumbent — even the most anti-establishment incumbent — is by definition more "Washington" than the next person challenging him.
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To the contrary: Immigrants who come from countries the Trump administration looks down on or distrusts are often judged for that reason.
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To the contrary, the Internet is perhaps the one thing in American society we can all agree has been a stunning success.
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To the contrary, he was nice enough to talk to me about the grind of it all after going down to Moraing.
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It's also yet another example of trade wars being hard, and not exactly easy to win, despite Trump's claims to the contrary.
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It becomes all at once too easy to decide you know best, to never hear, much less ignore, protest to the contrary.
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The president denied — despite the ample evidence to the contrary — that he had ever suggested that Moscow might not have been involved.
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To the contrary, he's been playing more minutes against the other team's top lines, and he's been doing a good job for us.
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Trump insists there's not enough evidence to blame the crown prince for Khashoggi's killing, despite a U.S. intelligence report's assessment to the contrary.
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To the contrary, it's been often more aware when people without criminal records are deported now than it was during the Obama administration.
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The plaintiffs also accuse Coca-Cola of advertising the sweet stuff to children "on a massive scale," despite explicit promises to the contrary.
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At 44, Amanda Peet is a successful working actress who, despite Hollywood pressures to the contrary, has no issues with owning her age.
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Maybe just keep in mind that, despite Silicon Valley marketing to the contrary, being in a more open and connected world has downsides.
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Unsurprisingly, he leans heavily on the myth that raising the minimum wage leads to job loss -- despite rigorous research findings to the contrary.
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They argue that girls assigned male at birth possess a "biological unfairness," despite evidence to the contrary for those undergoing hormone replacement therapy.
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So when presented with returns that seem too good to be true, simply assume they aren't without very hard evidence to the contrary.
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In spite of all evidence to the contrary, they feel that the world has made it unfair for them, and they want revenge.
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To the contrary, many of the network's loyal viewers detested Smith for the very same reasons that others cheered for his solid reporting.
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Sources close to Diddy tell TMZ ... the music mogul is NOT dating Lori Harvey -- despite rumors to the contrary -- they're just family friends.
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And despite all visual evidence to the contrary, he doesn't think his 1880 Cowboy Town is particularly eerie, just a little run-down.
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Platforms belatedly issue contrite statements, saying there is no place for this kind of thing on their platforms, all evidence to the contrary.
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So far, he has used it to convince investors, vendors and admirers that he's a good business manager despite evidence to the contrary.
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"Any assertion to the contrary is patently and demonstrably false, and as such, we expect this matter to be summarily dismissed," David said.
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Despite the Cardinals&apos rash of key injuries, Matheny is pleased with his team&aposs position despite the outside noise to the contrary.
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To the contrary, it was a huge success in that it saved Britain's "mole" in the Stasi from exposure and destroyed his rival.
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But Taylor later said she never gave Kanye permission to reference her so disrespectfully, despite evidence to the contrary from Kim Kardashian's Snapchat.
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The result is that Americans are often led to believe -- despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary -- that only Muslims commit acts of terrorism.
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Sources connected to Chyna tell us she is NOT currently pregnant with her boyfriend YBN Almighty Jay's kid, despite reports to the contrary.
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To the contrary, it ends on a sweetly optimistic note, with a sense that this little girl is going to be all right.
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Sometimes our collective memory is so powerful that when the internet provides us with insurmountable "evidence" to the contrary, instantaneous conspiracy theories arise.
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ICE agents didn't (despite rumors to the contrary) set up street-level checkpoints to demand proof of citizenship of anyone in passing cars.
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" The official said that Iran met all of its commitments on implementation day and that "Any assertion to the contrary is completely false.
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Clinton, her recent rhetoric to the contrary notwithstanding, is actually more pro-trade than might be expected of a left-of-center politician.
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To the contrary, we've seen the market continue to grow at the same time that 'Fortnite' has been an extraordinary hit for Epic.
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To the contrary, WADA announced last year that its investigations will not be limited by national laws or restrictions placed on law enforcement.
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American academic culture has taught students that the SAT is a reflection of their own innate abilities, despite all evidence to the contrary.
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After Broca, any evidence scientists found that contributed to the "humans smell poorly" theory was championed, while evidence to the contrary was dismissed.
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To the contrary, you hear Rocky in the first video trying to diffuse the situation, saying no one wants to go to jail.
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Despite a Monday report to the contrary, Tesla Motors says it has no current plans to build a factory in China's Guangdong province.
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The president has denied any collusion and Russia says there was no election meddling, despite findings to the contrary by U.S. intelligence agencies.
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To the contrary, he's holding a mirror up to society's "disturbing," obsessive, all-consuming taste for entertainment in all forms, including the unsavory.
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If Kushner had not requested illegal access to secure Russian communication facilities he would have every interest in refuting reporting to the contrary.
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One of Trump's greatest pros is that he has convinced his supporters, all evidence to the contrary, that they are not being conned.
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"These are not positions informed by the teachings of Jesus Christ — to the contrary, they are antithetical to what Jesus preached," he wrote.
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We hear from conservative leaders that we can't afford a national paid leave program, despite national and state-level evidence to the contrary.
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"To the contrary, the guards insisted she needed no help and could on her own use phones to reach her daughter," she said.
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Absent compelling evidence to the contrary, I need to grant to them the same good faith I hope others would grant to me.
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"It's an issue that has never been resolved, and that way there is a Department of Justice opinion to the contrary," Blumenthal said.
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Despite periodic claims to the contrary, there has never been, nor likely will ever be, an easy policy solution to the Syria crisis.
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Republicans are habitually treated so much worse by the press that any change to the contrary ought to be seen as long overdue.
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"Despite claims to the contrary, Congressman Jordan's office has not received a request for interview from the investigative team," Fury said on Tuesday.
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The absence of investigative action post-presidential election, despite promises to the contrary, is evidence Republicans prefer Hillary Clinton right where she is.
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Peter Gersten dismissed as "propaganda" significant assertions to the contrary, telling reporters he had "a high level of confidence" in official casualty investigations.
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If political expediency or allegiance finds you arguing to the contrary, it is time to go back to the beginning and begin again.
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To the contrary, I think that even encouraging a person to talk about something that they're not ready to talk about is counterproductive.
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That may be why so many climate sceptics manage to cling to their beliefs in the teeth of overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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"Not a single American has been charged with Russian collusion despite two years of media leaks and misinformation to the contrary," they wrote.
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They require the energetic cooperation of China, and there is -- despite the Trump administration's claim to the contrary -- little evidence of that, either.
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"It's not true," he told jurors, the outlet reported at the time, adding that he was "very mad" about allegations to the contrary.
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Che Zakaria said officials still believed she was somewhere in the area around the resort, in the absence of evidence to the contrary.
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For Murray, there's a glut of cynics who refuse to believe his work comes from Paint, despite him makings videos to the contrary.
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A look at a few of this year's most impactful news themes underscore why; we've racked up too many examples to the contrary.
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But given all the evidence to the contrary, the university is spitting in the face of victims everywhere by choosing to honor him.
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The president has denied any collusion and Russia says there was no election meddling, despite findings to the contrary by U.S. intelligence agencies.
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To the contrary, Utica for nearly four decades has warmly welcomed more than 313,000 refugees, from Bosnia and about 30 other troubled nations.
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But as evidence grows to the contrary, it seems like Vikings may have been a little more comfortable, temperature-wise, than we thought.
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Advancing technologies aren't the only cause of this predicament, but notwithstanding Trump's claim to the contrary, technology is a bigger culprit than trade.
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How many people still believe, all evidence to the contrary, that Barack Obama is a Muslim, or that he was born in Kenya?
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Despite right-wing insistence to the contrary, it was liberalism that deployed the Marshall Plan to help European markets resist domestic socialist insurgencies.
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Bruce is gone and he's not coming back -- 'cause Caitlyn Jenner is NOT transitioning back into a man ... despite reports to the contrary.
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Under principles of international law, illegal export is not, absent a treaty provision to the contrary, actionable in the courts of another country.
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Despite significant scientific evidence to the contrary, people don't think that giving up meat is an effective way to solve our environmental problems.
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On occasion, such accounts publicly quarrel with Instagram influencers who deny getting surgery when the before and after photos speak to the contrary.
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To the contrary, I'm talking about the actions of judges propelled to the courts through the actions of social movements on our politics.
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Quite to the contrary, Republicans are set to release a memo by Representative Devon Nunes's staff alleging that the F.B.I. abused its powers.
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After all, despite promises to the contrary during his 2016 campaign, President Donald Trump recently floated the idea of cuts to the program.
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To the contrary, a judge last year denied Joaquín Guzmán Loera, the drug lord known as El Chapo, from hugging his own wife.
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According to Shindle and Barth, the board's decision to end swimsuit was not unanimous, despite the Miss America Organization's claims to the contrary.
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To the contrary, ESPN reported the Grizzlies are focused on making Murray State guard Ja Morant the No. 2 pick in the draft.
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There are also serious questions about whether the proposal can provide meaningful protection from future taxpayer bailouts, notwithstanding its claims to the contrary.
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Despite claims to the contrary, the Iranian people protesting their government are not blaming America for their economic misfortune but their own leaders.
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But Clemson desperately wanted to believe someone who, despite all evidence to the contrary, felt he had inherited a program with championship potential.
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The United States has long won the majority of cases it brings to the W.T.O., though Mr. Trump incorrectly argues to the contrary.
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Unfortunately, our experiment did not make people more moderate: To the contrary, it made division even worse, entrenching people in their own views.
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House GOP members have continued to insist they believe that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election, despite hours of testimony to the contrary.
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And Secretary of State Rex Tillerson suggested that regime change is back on the table, despite the president's long commitment to the contrary.
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Despite any rhetoric to the contrary, United States and Pakistan need to collaborate with each other to ensure peaceful democratic transition in Afghanistan.
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Anwar Gargash, the minister of state for foreign affairs, says any talk to the contrary is Qatari disinformation meant to "split the ranks".
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The myth that vaccines like the one that prevents measles are connected to autism has persisted despite rock-solid proof to the contrary.
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And yet, Democrats still appear convinced they are the default beneficiaries when Trump falls on his face, all evidence to the contrary notwithstanding.
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To the contrary, overcoming your fear of money and investing can be one of the single most powerful self-improvement hurdles to master.
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To the contrary, Mr. Trump has vowed to "solve the problem" of North Korea's nuclear threat with or without the help of China.
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" The mistake in "allowing" this wasn't that Ivana was bad at the work; to the contrary, he said, "she did an excellent job.
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Marijuana was preordained as having "no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse" despite plenty of evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, the anti-Semitism that pervaded American life before the war persisted (and, in some pockets, intensified) after the war's end.
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These cuts, despite Republican assertions to the contrary, will almost definitely cost the government hundreds of billions, though economists disagree about exact amounts.
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Insofar as journalists and policy makers take it as a prediction (despite the IEA's protestations to the contrary), they will adopt an undue pessimism.
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" To the contrary, as Mueller stated, "If we had confidence that the President clearly did not commit a crime, we would have said that.
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Despite reports to the contrary, Mark Burnett does not have the ability nor the right to release footage or other material from The Apprentice.
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Despite appearances to the contrary, this year's presidential follies have managed to feature at least a few policy discussions amid all the name-calling.
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But so far, every Republican idea to 'replace' the Affordable Care Act would reduce the number of Americans covered, despite promises to the contrary.
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" When it was pointed out that McGahn had given testimony to the contrary, Trump said: "I don't care what [McGahn] said, it doesn't matter.
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The IAEA has repeatedly certified Iran's compliance, and neither the Trump administration nor any other foreign intelligence agency has produced evidence to the contrary.
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Administration protestations to the contrary, the cumulative impact of the new restrictions will send an unmistakable signal that America wants to keep Muslims out.
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"Despite news reports to the contrary, the [CDC] has not warned people against dressing chickens in Halloween costumes," the CDC wrote in an announcement.
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Sullivan told senators he has been assured the United States has not withdrawn from the Open Skies Treaty after hearing rumors to the contrary.
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Despite rumors to the contrary, all seems well between Selena Gomez and Hailey Bieber in the wake of Gomez's new, Justin Bieber-centric music.
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But for his part, the president-elect has denied the possibility of Russian involvement in the DNC hack, despite substantial evidence to the contrary.
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To the contrary, each of these groups is diverse and composed of millions of individuals with differing views on a wide range of topics.
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You don't have to be Pangloss (or Steven Pinker) to demur; a glance at the history of medicine is ample evidence to the contrary.
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Despite the overwhelming evidence laid out in the Mueller report to the contrary, it appears Trump's feelings haven't exactly changed in the year since.
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To the contrary, he referred us back to the same videos the Pentagon made available to the Select Committee more than a year ago.
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Adi: I'd assumed by default that he was, although now that you mention it, I could see a long-shot argument to the contrary.
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Fortunately, to the contrary, it sounds like at least some Dunkin' Donuts stores will be carrying even more Halloween treats than in previous years.
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We certainly hope Prince Harry is not a distracted boyfriend, but the commemorative royal wedding coin makes a strong case to the contrary. Kidding!
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ET. (Reuters) An economic advisor to Trump said the president-elect would not seek Fed Chair Janet Yellen's resignation, despite speculation to the contrary.
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FOTB isn't unsure of itself; to the contrary, it is less self-conscious and eager to please than anything else to the band's name.
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It's a dangerous cocktail which Fed officials, despite their comments to the contrary, will surely take into account when deciding policy in coming months.
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And for lots of folks now condemning it, it is indeed a world they know well -- expressions of shock and outrage to the contrary.
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Any insinuation or statement to the contrary is wrong and I believe it is not in keeping in the spirit of the Iowa caucuses.
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In fact, there is evidence to the contrary showing immigrants — both legal and unauthorized — are less likely to commit crimes than native-born Americans.
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On Monday, the Myanmar military released a report exonerating itself of all abuses, including rape and extrajudicial killings, despite widespread reports to the contrary.
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Despite claims to the contrary, it is a day which will now have to be ushered in with the dawn of a new year.
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The Chinese government prefers to call the camps "re-education centers" and denies that Uighurs are being oppressed despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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But, to the contrary, music videos are thriving to such an extent that it's no longer enough to release a straight-up music video.
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Trump doesn't have the direct power to fire Mueller; only Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein can do that, despite Trump's assertions to the contrary.
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To say anything to the contrary diminishes the seriousness of the crime and is a smack in the face to drunk driving victims everywhere.
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To the contrary, the EAR hold common carriers liable as aiders and abettors of the EAR violations committed by their customers, with steep penalties.
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" However, the source close to the situation says Patton "was never in contempt of court" and that "allegations to the contrary are patently false.
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Undeterred, petitioner has now fully briefed both questions (leading with the non-granted question, no less) despite this court's explicit instructions to the contrary.
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To the contrary, his remarkable record of being reversed so few times while on the Tenth Circuit confirms he is well within the mainstream.
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Any action to the contrary and we could all find ourselves living in a bad dream that is, divergent to Trump's assertions, fundamental reality.
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To the contrary, she tried distancing herself, saying she was not going to get involved in terms of who should manage or advise him.
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Fourth, despite claims to the contrary, under current law Apple need never pay U.S. tax on its offshore hoard of nearly tax-exempt income.
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Tapper reminded his viewers of the administration's insistence that "the tweet speaks for itself," before closing his monologue with an opinion to the contrary.
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Despite PR-drenched protestations to the contrary, the Facebook data on 50 million people illicitly obtained by Cambridge Analytica has not been completely deleted.
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Trump reminded those who sent him to the White House that he has indeed kept his campaign-trail promises, despite evidence to the contrary.
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Despite reports to the contrary, Mark Burnett does not have the ability or the right to release footage or other material from The Apprentice.
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To the contrary, though, it is very unlikely that Trump will win reelection unless he performs better in 2020 than he did in 2016.
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