Or tout Trump's campaign against elites, and tout the plutocrats he's recruiting to run the government.
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As part of the relationship with Tout, GateHouse earned revenue from the ads being shown in the Tout video player.
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Tout au plus qualifie-t-il Francfort de " petite et provinciale ", tout en s'empressant d'ajouter que " il y en a qui aiment ça ".
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Toyota President Akio Toyoda will appear at the show later Monday to tout the company's new flagship Toyota Camry and tout its investment plans.
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Tout le monde m'a dit " Jamais on y arrivera ".
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Trends to know: not to tout our own horn, but ... tou tout: The Thursday Styles Browsing column got it right when it named marigold the next millennial pink (calling it "Gen Z Yellow").
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"I don't tout myself as a woman director," she said.
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But the government will tout any recovery as a victory.
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Often, they tout that mystical, yet unquantifiable, political commodity: Momentum.
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Forestry companies tout for business in the local livestock market.
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Nevertheless, Trump continued to tout the promise of the bill.
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Read more of her work on her blog, Manngez Tout.
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This speech is not the time to tout your accomplishments.
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Now Kerry's set to tout a string of diplomatic achievements.
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Both candidates continue to tout their "excellent health," despite suspicions.
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Many experts tout sugar as public health enemy number one.
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Proponents tout the measure as the For the People Act.
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President Trump took to Twitter quickly to tout the numbers.
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Je croyais avoir eu droit à tout : eh bien non !
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The ad goes on to tout Bayh's Republican opponent, Rep.
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However, not every bathroom can tout its decor with pride.
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Une telle caricature ne repose, tout simplement, sur aucun fait.
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Of course, regulators were happy to tout the unique collaboration.
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Tout your law and order credentials, then block health care.
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Product descriptions often include these keywords and tout the benefits.
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" Mais quand tout se passe bien, on ne dit rien ".
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They are very content now to tout their 'eastward pivot.
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Advocates tout health benefits from anxiety reduction to pain management.
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Booker is also expected to tout his work with Sen.
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Trump will likely tout any revelations that bolster his case.
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Auto makers today tout fuel efficiency as a competitive feature.
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Republicans don't have a lot of concrete accomplishments to tout.
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Congressional leaders tout their deal as a bipartisan, bicameral triumph.
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Then tout the resulting estimates as validation of your plan.
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The goal was to tout its workmanship and attention to detail.
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Trump administration officials planned to tout the benefits of a wall.
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Trump will also tout a commitment to "increasing funding" for veterans.
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A college source said Rebekah was quick to tout the connection.
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They go on joint missions to America to tout for investment.
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ViewSonic has more than just gaming monitors to tout at CES.
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Governments were quick to tout the economic benefits of the agreement.
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It would become illegal to tout pensions or insurance by phone.
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Je cache des copies de La Servante Ecarlate dans tout Paris!
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Musk used Monday's presentation to tout the firm's self-driving technology.
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GM used its speaking opportunity to tout its partnership with Lyft.
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Both Voatz and Warner, naturally, tout the security of the app.
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President Donald Trump took to Twitter Friday to tout federal involvement.
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Some websites tout the advantages of drinking coconut water while pregnant.
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And the Trump administration has been happy to tout the win.
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He continued to tout the progress the Trump campaign has made.
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The Hill: Red state Dems tout new bank law for midterms.
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Conservatives tout the rule as a way to lower taxpayer spending.
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The makers of this device tout its adjustability among other things.
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The president went on to tout border security under his administration.
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Trump was in South Carolina on Monday night to tout Gov.
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" He went on to tout the new healthcare proposal as "sustainable.
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The Hill: Senior Democrats tout achievements as party's generational divide widens.
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When they fit his narrative, he is happy to tout them.
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And veterans, like Arizona's Martha McSally, tout their barrier-breaking service.
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For instance, I assume it's generally okay to tout positive accomplishments.
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But he continues to tout the drones as a worthwhile investment.
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They tout this dynamic currency conversion as a convenience to you.
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It's unclear whether Trump will tout on Tuesday his expected acquittal.
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He then went on to tout his record on confronting Russia.
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The deal gives moderate Democrats a win to tout at home.
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But Google likes to tout its custom-designed coprocessors as well.
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If that isn't something to tout during Infrastructure Week, what is?
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He also visited Tennessee on October 1 to tout for Rep.
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Zuckerberg is also likely to tout Facebook's connectivity projects, like Internet.org.
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En tout, 90 personnes y ont été tuées lors des attentats.
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J'ai su tout de suite que c'était un coup de feu.
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Je vois tout de suite des victimes partout, partout, partout, partout.
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"Supplement companies tout huge benefits," Phillips told Reuters Health by email.
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Supporters tout the tax revenue, but critics say health concerns remain.
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Trump came to the district early to tout the policy's successes.
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Just as airlines have been shown to exaggerate flight times so they can boast about on-time arrivals, hospitals set prices crazy high so they can tout their generous discounts (while insurers tout their negotiating prowess).
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Instead, they tout the surprising health and skin benefits of the beverage.
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You may have heard experts tout the benefits of good sleep hygiene.
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Essentially, many tout the Falcons offense as the best in the NFL.
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If you're Robinson, you turn up on Instagram to tout your services.
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Going forward, it will instead tout its contract-free, iPhone-only model.
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Tout the recovery too much and you appear out of touch; criticize
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In turn, companies can tout their environmental responsibility, creating a virtuous circle.
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McConnell wasn't the first Republican to tout Garland for the joy. Sen.
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They tout their streaming numbers only if and when they want to.
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He'll likely tout the positive numbers, but he can't really take credit.
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Despite his braggadocio, Trump has a pittance of legislative accomplishments to tout.
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High-deductible plans tout lower monthly premiums, as compared to traditional insurance.
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Je pensais que c'était justement tout ce contre quoi l'Europe se battait.
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Je me sentais tellement mal de lui mentir depuis tout ce temps !
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One thing is clear: what influencers tout is what quickly becomes popular.
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He'll be in Tampa to tout the strong economy and GOP Gov.
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It can do all that stuff, and Slack loves to tout it.
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Not surprisingly, Trump has used every occasion to tout his economic record.
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There's a good reason why home listings generally tout the school district.
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But the company is also eager to tout its tech bona fides.
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The Trump administration was quick to tout a deal with North Korea.
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You use his language, praise his leadership, tout his commitment to values.
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If this is such a great security tool, shouldn't you tout it?
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Other posters, but fewer, tout his opponent, Francisco Moya, a state assemblyman.
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The competition has already prompted local officials to tout their city's appeal.
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The government, too, is keen to tout the country's respect for workers.
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Trump badly needs more robust GDP numbers to tout on the trail.
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Verma can tout the approval of South Carolina's waiver as a victory.
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Nearly three years later, the chief can tout some impressive crime drops.
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Last month, Donald Trump Jr. visited India to tout new Trump properties.
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He could also tout another timely budget, a special point of pride.
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While at a Starbucks, her bag had been stolen — wallet, passport, tout.
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Instead, they turned to nominations, to build accomplishments they could tout to voters.
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Or perhaps they wanted to tout their success at shutting down ProPublica's emails.
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RELATED: Trump, Ryan tout unity in wake of meeting All nine chairmen -- Reps.
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Airbnb is using the partnership to tout its environmental benefits compared to hotels.
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People also tout its ease, devoid of the clunky shenanigans of PGP encryption.
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The president will be delighted to have a major legislative accomplishment to tout.
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But there was little to tout in the government's widely watched employment report.
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With the legal cloud lifted, Uber's free to tout its autonomous truck operation.
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But I never miss a chance to tout IN's talented workforce http://t.
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Woo said he does not expect Mnuchin to tout the strong dollar policy.
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But even beyond that, Holmes would frequently tout her lineage to potential investors.
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CR: You tout all these things about what you do for your employees.
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Would Apple stoop to finding a "Mike Rosoft" to tout a new iPad?
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Interviews with U.S. railroad executives show some oppose mergers, others tout possible benefits.
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For now, Republican lawmakers are heading home with few legislative accomplishments to tout.
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The bill's diverse backers could tout different benefits — climate change or coal's future.
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This is not exactly the kind of stuff you tout in campaign ads.
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Companies like Nuvi, SocialToaster, Izea, Scrunch, and Babblebox all tout influencer marketing solutions.
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Pence is scheduled to tout the Trump administration's tax cuts at the events.
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On ne l'a pas du tout pensée par les fournisseurs et l'aspect stratégique.
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Apple has been able to tout this statistic for almost a decade now.
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Trump likes to tout his endorsement from Brian France, the CEO of NASCAR.
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He has also compared himself to past presidents to tout his own accomplishments.
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Why would Trump tout an extremist agenda for which there's little public support?
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En Allemagne, il n'y a pas eu d'attentat de grande envergure du tout.
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Meal kit delivery services often tout convenience as one of their main draws.
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The president plans to tout the initiative during a visit to Wisconsin tomorrow.
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Like CK and Batali, Carson says, Tyson finds opportunities to tout his achievements.
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Others tout the "total reach" of fashion and food influencers on their websites.
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It's a combo that many tout as having health benefits, including preventing illness.
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It is illegal for pharmaceutical salespeople to tout a medication for unapproved uses.
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In power, Trudeau rarely passed up a chance to tout his feminist credentials.
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Without having some achievement to tout, I was unsure of who I was.
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Trump went on to tout the actions he has taken since assuming office.
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Trump took to Twitter that same morning to tout Burr's Fox News interview.
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It's clearly an overall positive for Trump, who loves to tout the number.
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En tout cas, on est bien loin d'une renaissance d'un système politique démocratique.
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One publisher that continues to receive ScreenRush traffic is CNHI, which owns more than 100 small newspapers in the US. It partnered with Tout to provide video on its sites, and Tout sources some traffic from ScreenRush for those videos.
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But Intel and AMD need to tout more than "it's good" to sell CPUs.
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Mr Trump has many economic statistics he can tout while on the campaign trail.
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Advertisements across the state tout desert outings where people can shoot automatic weapons themselves.
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Ford is also using the Amazon news to tout its other connected car services.
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The "internal rate of return" measure that private-equity companies tout can be fudged.
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Now some are starting to tout for the custom of the merely well-heeled.
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Choose carefully, because unscrupulous spending is a common plague among the tout nouveau riche.
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The president's aides tout his education law as the most popular of them all.
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Il fallait à tout prix chasser le barbu blanc des parages des barbes noires.
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Why this matters: Trump and congressional Republicans love to tout the rights of states.
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After the November U.S. elections, they began working to tout the benefits of NAFTA.
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Democrats can tout policies like these as part of a broader anti-poverty agenda.
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Les guitares de Prince étaient tout aussi sexy que lui 🎸 pic.twitter.
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Trump is also willing to embrace a particular business to tout a political success.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE: A. SCAVENGER B. VULTURE C. TOUT D. ALL OF THE ABOVE pic.twitter.
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They also tout such benefits as lower blood pressure, lower cholesterol, and reduced pain.
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Jobs with more civilised hours tout the fact as though it were a novelty.
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Proponents of these accounts tout their slimmer administrative structure compared to special needs trusts.
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Without a Veterans Affairs nominee to tout, Trump instead lauded Wilkie, the interim leader.
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Sanders on Monday pointed to recent national polls to tout his general election potential.
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She's meeting with manufacturers to tout the GOP tax cuts that she voted for.
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The actions are giving vulnerable Republican lawmakers accomplishments to tout on the campaign trail.
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Many Democrats tout platforms of "social justice," and some proudly proclaim themselves as socialists.
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I had become paranoid and needed to scarf this meal down tout de suite.
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A few minutes later, Trump shifted his focus on Twitter to tout the economy.
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Why tout the dynamic effects of trade as opposed to lots of other things?
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Trump hails decision: Earlier on Tuesday, Trump took to Twitter to tout the decision.
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So instead of writing about the Reds, a tout, let's stay focused on Votto.
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But modest steps in the U.S. direction would give Trump something to tout, too.
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Advocates sometimes tout urban farming as the solution for "food deserts" in poor neighborhoods.
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Other companies have embraced the logo system as a way to tout healthy offerings.
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Mais tout aussi important est le type de joueurs qu'on voit émerger des banlieues.
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That's presumably down to the up round valuations Blossom is already able to tout.
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Kirsch was also quick to tout the Cadillac V2V system's cybersecurity and privacy considerations.
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C'est là que règne sa mère, une Sud-Africaine qui a l'oeil à tout.
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He and his surrogates often tout polls that show voters prefer Biden to Trump.
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Lots of companies still tout AI like it's magic, but nobody is buying it.
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He will head to Orlando, Florida, on Friday to tout the plan, officials said.
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Buffett isn't the only successful person to tout specific — and somewhat unhealthy — eating preferences.
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The star of the show, by virtue of sheer volume, was tout le lapin .
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So they won't tout the report despite the fact that is supports their goals.
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Advisors who are already operating under that standard should tout that status, Robbins said.
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Nous avons ensuite continué vers la rue de la Croix-Blanche, tout aussi vide.
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For starters, private placements may tout double-digit rates of return, but they're illiquid.
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That report isn't expected to boost the White House's efforts to tout the deal.
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That's a foreign policy win Trump can tout on the campaign trail in 2020.
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Other benefits the companies tout include a lower cost and longer lifespan than conventional tires.
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Breakfast: There's a reason many tout this meal as the most important of the day.
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Besides the money, TBT organizers tout the ability for players to compete on national television.
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They also tout "transparency and accessibility" as selling points, with most works priced under $5,000.
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Other EVs tout a variety of capabilities tied to their all-electric power train architecture.
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When she's not keeping busy in the office, Eliza is also signed with TouT Models.
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The Portuguese tout the shrinking deficit as proof that their Keynesian approach to growth works.
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Newspapers and magazines used to be able to tout their large circulations to interest advertisers.
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Every tech company wants to tout the scalability of its machine learning framework of choice.
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Analysts and some investors tout the merits of potentially seismic deals to enhance the focus.
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We cannot minimize the dark side of these platforms, even as we tout their benefits.
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All three companies attended the same conference, HIMSS, to tout their offerings in the cloud.
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Mr. Netto's father owned Cowtan & Tout, the fabric house, and Kips Bay was family business.
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Net neutrality opponents tout legislation restoring the FTC's sole privacy oversight as a quick fix.
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The president continued to tout his economic agenda in a meeting with retail CEOs Wednesday.
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Both groups tout a legacy of conservative environmentalism stretching back to naturalist president Theodore Roosevelt.
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The people who advertise movies love to tout a film's impressive CinemaScore after opening weekend.
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But it is rather odd to tout them as "accomplishments" of Trump's first 100 days.
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Mr. Trump will no doubt tout the meeting with Mr. Erdogan as a great success.
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Il faut partager cette conscience géopolitique et en effet s'assurer que tout le monde suit.
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He sought to tout their release as a major diplomatic win for the White House.
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Some tout price transparency as a method to encourage consumer shopping and thereby lower costs.
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The good husband, he hit the nail—tout de même, but he was not tactful!
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Amid those frustrations, Trump and Republicans see his foreign policy record as something to tout.
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McConnell has been on a media blitz in recent weeks to tout the Senate's work.
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In the ad, Sanders would tout Clinton for her education, healthcare and minimum wage proposals.
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Enthusiasts frequently tout yoga's health benefits, especially its capacity to reduce stress and improve fitness.
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Wendy's used this as a chance to tout that its burgers have always been fresh.
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Avant tout, la France n'arrive pas à résoudre le problème de l'exclusion économique et sociale.
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However, Asurion was able to tout strong cash flow in its efforts to woo investors.
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Fans tout the low price, the ease and flexibility of use, and the fun colors.
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Some sperm banks tout all that free testing as a benefit of becoming a donor.
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Others have used the approach to dole out goodies and tout progress in key states.
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In fact, he used the recent London attacks to tout his travel ban on Twitter.
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As vets, they could also tout service before party and refrain from seeming too liberal.
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Of the mac and cheese, Yelpers tout the "ample cheese throughout and especially on top."
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Fans of the Blue Sky Academic Year Planner tout the attractive design and great format.
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" The president will tout a figure of 22 regulations cut "for every one new regulation.
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C'est une cause qu'il faut plaider haut et fort, tout au long de l'année 2017.
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At least, the marketing campaigns of recent condos rarely seem to tout environmental bona fides.
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Des réformes en Arabie saoudite sont donc nécessaires désormais — mais tout autant elles semblent impossibles.
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Meanwhile, Yang will tout his plan for a universal basic income of $1,000 a month.
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Après tout, les jeunes Québécois pourraient facilement être tentés de dire " email " plutôt que " courriel ".
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Those whom the gods wish to destroy, they first tout as countries of the future.
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For Manigault, the task may mean proving to black voters any authenticity Trump can tout.
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Until then, the competitors can tout the infrastructure and workforce characteristics the company is targeting.
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Or, if you are the President of the United States, to tout your golf course.
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It's very touche-à-tout,'' which, Van Gend explains, is French for ''someone who dabbles.
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Biden has seized on the latest crisis with Iran to tout his foreign policy credentials.
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Mais au fond tout ça c'est du frichti, des amusettes, des histoires de carrières personnelles.
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Netflix similarly increases subscription prices sometimes, and executives often tout additional programming as a reason.
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Trump frequently uses Twitter to call out his political opponents and tout his administration's successes.
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It&aposs a particular favorite among millennials, who tout its accessibility and ease of use.
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And administration officials briefed all senators late last week to tout the U.S.-Saudi relationship.
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And Musk likes to tout "preorder" numbers as a way to juice even more sales.
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Tout d'abord, ils ont comparé l'anatomie des ptérosaures dessinés avec les fossiles dont nous disposons.
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ASK OFFICIALS in Bahrain about their parliamentary election and they are eager to tout the numbers.
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"You can make at least £2000,22 on a single debenture without really trying," another tout said.
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But he also continued to tout the prison funding in the years following the law's passage.
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The NFL will continue to tout its concussion protocol even though it can be easily circumvented.
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Age has a built-in allure, it's something to tout in articles and on book jackets.
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Trump and his allies also relentlessly tout stock market gains since the beginning of his administration.
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Well, welcome to the committee that would say "no" to such a deal tout de suite.
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The Trump Justice Department does have some antitrust bona fides, which Delrahim was quick to tout.
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Communist Party officials tout it as evidence of a well-ordered rhythm in their country's politics.
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Tout sera mis en œuvre pour punir les auteurs et protéger nos compatriotes de confession musulmane.
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Because a lot of these concessions are things the president has been able to tout, right?
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When companies tout "machine learning," by and large they mean they machine is learning about you.
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Once she gets up, I should then praise her and tout how we did it together.
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While proponents of the Dakota Access Pipeline tout its economic boost, opponents question its environmental impact.
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Begun said the traffic on the Tout video pages was low, as was the resulting revenue.
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So, wait, have we been wrong to tout women as special and unique all these years?
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Republicans are less likely than Democrats to tout polls that tell them their candidate is losing.
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On the issues, he can tout his record on gun violence, environmental regulations, and expanding Medicaid.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan was scheduled to appear in Ohio on Wednesday to tout tax reform.
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Proponents tout the ability to practice with limited resources and minimal stress on an athlete's body.
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UberPool is also another way for the company to tout its commitment to improving the environment.
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Those lawmakers can then tout the passage of those bills while campaigning back in their districts.
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That was after he used his speech to once again tout his historically narrow election victory.
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This is perfect timing for the network to tout its HBO Now service to potential subscribers.
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Donald Trump supporters love to tout his ability to stay moves ahead of his political adversaries.
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Trump is expected to tout the new rules during an appearance Tuesday night in West Virginia.
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It was a limited, face-saving deal that everyone can tout as "preventing" a trade war.
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If a Democratic senator votes "yes," that would allow Republicans to tout Trump's nominee as bipartisan.
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California Democrats tout the blue wave that has delivered the party supermajorities in the state legislature.
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Trump on Twitter appeared to tout the removal of troops as he declared victory over ISIS.
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Did she tout that she could be the first black woman elected governor of a state?
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The President traveled to Mississippi Monday to rally the base and tout Hyde-Smith's conservative record.
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Democrats have sought to tout the victory as a warning sign for Trump heading into 28500.
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They were ordinary people brought on stage to tell a heartwarming story to tout a candidate.
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Trump was in the state on Wednesday to tout Republicans' plan to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Trump is expected to tout the new rules during an appearance Tuesday night in West Virginia.
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President Obama is using the sixth anniversary of ObamaCare to tout the law as a success.
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You can tout the tax cuts while working for additional pro-family aspects of tax reform.
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Sure, wealth managers can tout "holistic" and "full-service" solutions, but they have to deliver too.
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Online conspiracy theorists continue to use pseudoscientific buzzwords to tout the supposed health benefits of MMS.
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He ignored questions about Moore while trying to tout his just-completed trip in Washington Wednesday.
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I WAS THERE AT CAMPUS WHEN PRESIDENT OBAMA THERE WAS TO TOUT THE TRANSPACIFIC TRADE DEAL.
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She also appeared in a 2011 television movie, "C'est Toi C'est Tout," playing a Corsican grandmother.
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The woman told NBC News that she took the product after seeing Trump tout its effectiveness.
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That means they can continue to tout their "records," tainted as those claims may now be.
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We shouldn't allow our lawmakers to ignore what works and instead tout theories about what might.
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In the summer, he met with farmers to tout his rollback of the clean water regulation.
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Chris Coons (D-DE) to protect Mueller from Trump, and went on television to tout it.
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Ces rencontres en face-à face peuvent sembler banales, mais elles sont tout à fait innovatrices.
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The owners tout it as the first vermouth to ever be produced in the Andes region.
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European politicians tout the proposed laws as curbs on the power of big American internet companies.
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A candy bar company can tout its chocolate as "the best," and no one expects proof.
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Trump isn't the first political type to publicly tout some of Seuss's most famous literary fare.
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"Tout ce que je veux, c'est qu'il puisse vivre tranquillement, dans sa ferme, jusqu'à la retraite".
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But many were reluctant to tout the accomplishment with the storm still swirling off the coast.
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He visited the US-Mexico border earlier in the day to tout his border wall plan.
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These meetings are the perfect setting to tout your hard work without coming off as vain.
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A video rolled out by the Biden campaign to tout Clyburn's endorsement nodded to that dynamic.
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At new live events, young people tout the merits of their single friends like carnival barkers.
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At the same time, it wants to be able to tout its award-winning line-up.
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Marine Le Pen a déployé de grands efforts pour exciser, ou du moins camoufler, tout cela.
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An Economic Upturn Begun Under Obama Is Now Trump's to Tout Turkey's Financial Crisis Surprised Many.
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Bloomberg faces notable challenges Bloomberg can tout his recent efforts advancing causes important to Democratic voters.
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Obama is on a two-day road trip to tout his State of the Union message.
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It has published articles that tout medically unsupported homeopathic therapies as "non-toxic" alternatives to vaccination.
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Multiple intern reports on Glassdoor tout good on-the-job experience and a fun working environment.
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Cryptocurrency enthusiasts often tout the technology's transformational power that will come once there is widespread use.
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The Trump administration's infrastructure proposals tout public-private partnerships — why not add these to the mix?
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Trump's also expected to tout the economic accomplishments of his administration, including the GOP tax cuts.
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Uber and Lyft often tout their car pool services as a solution to pollution from congestion.
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When Dash and Assaf distribute newspapers to their classmates, their featureless forms tout headlines and scoops.
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Slopeside hotels and condominiums tout hassle-free ski-in, ski-out access, which appeals to families.
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He will head to the Orlando, Florida, area on Friday to tout the plan, officials said.
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He added that those who tout tolerance are often the least tolerant of traditional Christian values.
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Dustin Henderson, who the internet collectively agrees is the best, to tout its 2016 Black Friday deals.
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He is likely to tout accomplishments and possibly deliver warnings about changes on some of these issues.
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When things are going well, companies often tout their accomplishments and expect the fun to never end.
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While other firms tout their diversity numbers, they're not explicitly pushing to diversify tech with every investment.
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Tulsi Gabbard used the moment to tout her anti-war foreign policy message and her military credentials.
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Tech giants love to tout how good their computers are at identifying what's depicted in a photograph.
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Ultimately, we didn't get any trailers for any of the individual shows these celebrities came to tout.
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His aides tout last year's Iran nuclear deal as a major piece of his foreign policy legacy.
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Press releases and articles regularly tout the numbers of detentions, convictions, and even executions of ISIS suspects.
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When it comes to breaking news, platforms like Facebook and Google tout themselves as willing, competent gatekeepers.
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First, it allows the company to tout the approval of the highly regarded space agency to skeptics.
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Republicans tout them as a way to push non-disabled, unemployed Medicaid recipients to reenter the workforce.
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And US officials are reportedly planning to tout the benefits of fossil fuels at an upcoming conference.
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With little data to tout return on investment, many cities use citizen satisfaction to mark their progress.
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They always like to tout, like, their MIT engineers and stuff, like many companies do these days.
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President Barack Obama also sat down with the comedian in 2014 to tout the Affordable Care Act.
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For Anheuser-Busch, the Tesla Semi represents another opportunity to tout its commitment to reducing carbon emissions.
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In 2016, Donald Trump became the first presidential nominee to tout a national paid family leave plan.
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Thus China's backers will highlight its shortcomings even as its critics, like Mr Malpass, tout its accomplishments.
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Everything from revolving sushi restaurants to Chinese coffee chains tout themselves as tech-enabled when raising funds.
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Ocasio-Cortez, for her part, has turned Scarry's tweet into another opportunity to tout her outsider status.
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They all tout new features, such as water resistance, low light camera performance and new fitness features.
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Lots of studies seem to tout the water's benefits, but rarely involve actually making people drink it.
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What's next: White House officials recognize they need to tout the tax cuts as a big accomplishment.
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Trump will also be able to tout his success internationally even if there are issues back home.
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On top of that, politicians often tout infrastructure spending as a way of creating sorely needed jobs.
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Unrealistic claims: Be suspicious of ads that tout guaranteed investment returns or that you'll never lose money.
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Conway went on to tout the administration's focus and commitment to helping the victims of Hurricane Harvey.
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It's fitting that Trump and DeVos rely on the same language to tout their vision of reform.
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Other seltzers may tout their slim cans (so chic!), low alcohol levels (you can party all day
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Christmas has one thing about it: Despite the very worst who tout it, They can't destroy it.
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It behooves governors to tout their accomplishments and the foundation on which they have set their states.
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I assume Trump wants to tout that he was at 45% approval in last week's Gallup poll.
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"I'm excited about this tax bill," he said, going on to tout various pieces of the proposal.
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The president went on to tout the value of increased cooperation between Japanese businesses and U.S. companies.
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The election-year effort is aimed at depriving Republicans of bipartisan achievements they can tout back home.
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Both are headstrong nationalists who tout being an outsider and feed off the adoration of massive crowds.
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Meanwhile, entrepreneur Andrew Yang will tout his plan for a universal basic income of $1,000 a month.
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Most tout the ability to effectively cleanse the skin without stripping or irritating it — a winning combination.
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Rising interest rates also suppress stock market performance, making it harder for Trump to tout the economy.
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They made sure to tout a notable feature: Unlike the iPhone 7, it has a headphone jack.
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Bullock responded that Montana is nowhere near that point, leading to Trump to tout his test numbers.
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They tout the age and heritage of the brand, but it's just changed hands so many times.
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Mr. Trump went to Missouri today to tout his tax plan at a rally in St. Charles.
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At rallies, he has been more likely to tout the Space Force, a proposed new military branch.
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Je suis tout de suite descendue dans la cuisine et j'ai dessiné une carte de Three Pines.
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Anti-refugee publications tout a study claiming that resettlement costs American taxpayers about $1.8 billion a year.
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He had a few policy wins that he can tout to Democratic voters, most notably on guns.
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All of them were trying to tout themselves as tech companies, but they really weren't, he said.
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It was held to tout a poll showing how badly the bill played in 54 swing districts.
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Apple can afford to tout these features, explained software developer Joel Potischman, because it's a hardware company.
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But through the first three quarters of last year, that effort had some impressive numbers to tout.
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But for UiPath to grow, Singh says it needs to find more real-world examples to tout.
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GM's announcement also comes as Trump continues to tout the economy and promise to bring back jobs.
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Trump even offered an impersonation of Xi, and appeared to tout China's use of the death penalty.
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Republicans are playing defense as they return to their home states with few signature accomplishments to tout.
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Rankings-hungry universities across the country tout their STEM programs and their connections to internships and industry.
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Mais Tshego trouve l'histoire de Meghan Markle tout simplement palpitante, et elle est avide des moindres détails.
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But the low unemployment rate that Trump loves to tout could actually slow the rollout of 2003G.
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Tout terré qu'il souhaite demeurer dans un château médiéval, il y a une limite à la distance.
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And progressives can tout the inclusion of labor enforcement provisions that are unprecedented in modern trade agreements.
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Locals tout Swat as "the Switzerland of Pakistan", with an international ski tournament held there in January.
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He went on to tout Obama's record, including his work on improving the economy and creating ObamaCare.
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In the years to come, cancer researchers would tout the potential cancer prevention benefits of soy foods.
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Republicans could tout the victory as evidence that backlash to Trump won't win the House for Democrats.
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Sanders is more likely to defend the Affordable Care Act than seek to tout his own bill.
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All of the hotel's houses are on wheels and feature a small deck, but tout different themes.
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Finally, presidents don't just want to see job creation, they want to tout high-paying job growth.
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The move would hand the party a major accomplishment to tout heading into the 2023 midterm elections.
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To be clear, this was a publicity test drive, to tout the advanced state of the technology.
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The ad comes as Trump and his aides have seized on Tax Day to tout the legislation.
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And that makes sense, because when it comes to health care, Trump can't really tout his priorities.
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He has made an effort to tout the Freedom Caucus, not himself, as essential to the debate.
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J'ai demandé tout de suite à mon conducteur qui était dehors de voir ce qui se passait.
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But Bush has an endorsement from Trump that he's been quick to tout in the primary fight.
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Most school districts across the United States tout 85033st century skills along with developing students' global competence.
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Meanwhile, gamers and geeks habitually tout the importance of gaming in providing social interaction for young men.
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Since soon after his inauguration, he's been happy to tout its successes — when things are going well.
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Hekker's effort gave Nantz a record to tout, and it gave the punter's family something to watch.
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Church sources tout this pic of Ronald Miscavige in a Nazi uniform, taken a few years back.
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As it turns out, hundreds of web pages tout the benefits of pickles as a source of probiotics.
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Leaders were quick to dismiss the aspects of the score they didn't like and tout what was favorable.
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Buckman argued that brands that tout progressivism have a responsibility to put their money where their mouth is.
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Trump is extremely likely to tout his progress with North Korea during the State of the Union address.
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Its creators tout options like letting people decorate private rooms or create scavenger hunts for friends and family.
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Its proponents tout its potential to save lives, ease traffic, and free us from the scourge of driving.
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The State of the Union address presents all presidents a rare and unfiltered opportunity to tout their accomplishments.
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But if all the neighbors around a defector mimic that behavior, the altruistic acts dry out tout suite.
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Many successful moguls — from Tony Robbins to Kevin O'Leary — tout the effectiveness of a well-established, daily routine.
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Jobs reports, with myriad statistics and breakdowns, have always provided fodder for both sides to tout their viewpoints.
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The managing editor of NewsBusters, Curtis Houck, said "it's a little late" for ABC to tout straightforward news.
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In his email, Glenn highlighted a website Uber has set up to tout its work on the issue.
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But the profitable Confluent investment is yet another potential reason for Microsoft to tout the success of LinkedIn.
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Et puis, tout en luttant contre la harga, les apparatchiks du régime n'exilent-ils pas leurs propres enfants?
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Fast forward a few years, and brands that tout organic and toxin-free labels have popped up everywhere.
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President Trump is set to tout his administration's record on energy in Tuesday's State of the Union address.
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That elevated the importance of moderation and reassurance, hallmarks of the "Uncle Joe" persona his supporters tout today.
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Watch for Sanders to tout his broad reach and continue his rhetoric against the big donors favoring Clinton.
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Lawmakers who oppose gun control often tout the city as an example for why gun control doesn't work.
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In the more than 11,000 comments on the video, many tout their own experiences with stem-cell injections.
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Wheeler also likes to tout the competitive benefits of municipal broadband, but the evidence is not with him.
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They offer loose comments from mysterious sources and tout karma as if it were an explanation for anything.
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Mr Bongo's strategy so far has been to tout for foreign direct investment to make up for oil.
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Banks tout histories measured in centuries; many mutual funds have thrived for decades, through multiple managers and owners.
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The suit also says that Southwest and Boeing worked together to "falsely tout the safety of the plane."
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While it's a fairly detailed plan, Trump can tout it as a major move to lower drug prices.
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The budget gauntlet gives agencies and elected officials alike an opportunity to tout their triumphs and explain failures.
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The commander in chief did, however, tout his decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Iran nuclear deal.
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In public comments Tuesday, they are expected to tout the progress of negotiations in small business and competition.
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That could explain why Dalio has been prone to tout the importance of ocean exploration over space exploration.
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Clinton has been running phone banks in seven languages to tout her policies and get people to vote.
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Political analysts say Newsom has positioned himself left of Brown and tried to tout his longtime progressive credentials.
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Now, clothing companies are selling T-shirts that are inspired by the jacket but tout an opposite message.
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Trump loves to tout results and bash lawmakers when they do not move fast enough on his priorities.
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The app is available in a variety of languages, and user reviews tout its easy-to-use functionality.
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Roskam, for example, faces a tough reelection race this year, and could tout his sponsorship of the bill.
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While the media and Congress correctly tout the celebrities for being brave role models, the psychotic are ignored.
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Billionaires Bill Gates and Richard Branson both tout the importance of having big goals and going after them.
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President Trump visited the US-Mexico border to tout his relationship with Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
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But Perriello, who sought to tout a progressive vision for the state, got more support from national Democrats.
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He doesn't tout all poll numbers, for example, and instead relies upon the rosiest figures from Rasmussen Reports.
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Pelosi said Trump and congressional Republicans will be unable to tout a major accomplishment during Tuesday night's speech.
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Clayton is likely to tout the SEC's efforts to reduce costs for companies who wish to go public.
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Handel appeared briefly at her party to tout the early vote totals, which have favored her so far.
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Ocasio-Cortez used her rising profile to tout Richardson's campaign -- among others, like Pressley -- on Twitter this week.
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Publications like Romper and Entertainment Tonight tout the costume as one of the most popular of all time.
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Par ses arrêts la Cour européenne a fait avancer la liberté et la justice sur tout le continent.
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But at least Quibi has an impressive list of boldface names to tout to investors and potential viewers.
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A number of her Democratic opponents took to Twitter to tout Gillibrand's work after her announcement on Wednesday.
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Selon lui, il n'existe tout simplement pas de " plat national canadien " dans un pays multiculturel comme le sien.
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In other words, your well-meaning attempts to tout your family's achievements might rub people the wrong way.
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Proponents of Medicare for all tout the reduction of payments to providers, which would likely lead to shortages.
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"Comme à Versailles, où tout était excessif, et comme Louis XIV, il a réussi quelque chose d'assez exceptionnel".
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"Je pense que la plupart des gens le cachent", dit-il, tout en balayant la plage du regard.
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Now, ahead of November's election, the deal allows Trump to tout the completion of a major campaign pledge.
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The group also plans protests and advertising in cities where President Donald Trump travels to tout the issue.
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Facing an intense re-election campaign, Trump is eager to tout even a limited trade deal with China.
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The pair will tout Clinton's "common sense" gun safety measures before canvassing for her in the Hawkeye State.
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Les émotions seraient volcaniques, et l'extase céderait vite à l'agonie, le tout au rythme frénétique d'un clip musical.
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The campaign will also tout that over 22,000 of these donations came from donors new to the campaign.
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Valls, Juppé, Le Pen, Fillon, Macron, Mélenchon, Hamon, Tartempion — tout ça c'est pareil, à peu de choses près.
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Mais tout du long on a plié sous la tyrannie du court-termisme et du pas-de-vague.
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Past presidents have used that event to tout their accomplishments and set their agenda for the following year.
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The hearty performance offers President Trump something he can tout after criticism this week for fueling trade tensions.
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It is, however, worthy of an arched brow to tout your sensors as medical grade without proper bonafides.
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" The South Bend, Indiana, mayor goes on to tout how his plan "gives everybody access to Medicare. Everybody.
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Trump aims to tout tax reform as a way to help balance a "rigged" economy that favors elites.
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The EPA chief has continued to tout his reform efforts as his most important accomplishments at the agency.
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Le soir, en courant le long du Tarn, j'ai croisé une demi-douzaine de personnes, tout au plus.
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Democrats often tout the $85033 million in restitution the CFPB won for more than 30 million defrauded consumers.
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He will tout the Republican tax-cut bill passed late last year in a district represented by Rep.
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Lawmakers who like the idea say hearing the president tout the proposal was a shot in the arm.
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A. Guiny J'ai entendu les bruits derrière moi, j'ai pris tout de suite conscience que c'était la fusillade.
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His supporters, however, tout Liddell's experience as the chief financial officer at Microsoft and General Motors, it added.
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AFSA especially likes to tout the numbers of applicants as an indication of the health of the workforce.
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As for the biggest players in mobile ads — Google and Facebook — there is some incentive to tout privacy.
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Van Jaarsveld says there is some debate locally about whether to tout Salt Lake as an outdoor mecca.
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If they were successful, it's something both Democrats and the president could tout as a substantive bipartisan achievement.
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Other analysts and investors tout the company's current pipeline and say it is not fully represented in the stock.
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The idea's proponents tout a no-deal Brexit as a way to avoid giving ground, or money, to Brussels.
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Another is that favoring the rule enables the industry to tout natural gas as a solution to climate change.
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Fans who are believed to have purchased a ticket from a tout or secondary sources, can be refused entry.
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The phones are slightly pared down versions of Google's existing Pixel phone line and don't tout any new features.
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The phones are slightly pared down versions of Google's existing Pixel phone line and doesn't tout any new features.
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For a man much more prone to tout his greatness than admit a shortcoming, this brief admission spoke volumes.
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With "Tout est art," Vautier puts forth a paradigmatic model of art as an all-over, engulfing, omnipresent agent.
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Many of today's influencers regularly tout products in their online postings, whether that's YouTube videos, Instagram, Facebook, or elsewhere.
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Saudi Aramco, which is a sponsor of the study, is expected to tout these low CO2 findings, sources say.
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Last week, Schultz's team emailed reporters to tout their candidate's first official speech, to be delivered at Purdue University.
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The EPA also spent $22017,250 on Pruitt's controversial four-day trip to Morocco to tout natural gas last December.
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For example, if more states tout their low business costs, the "Cost of Doing Business" category carries greater weight.
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Okay, good luck, and founders, send us another question so we can get you some answers tout de suite.
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Over the years she has built a following by using social media campaigns and influencers to tout her products.
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Both companies tout battery life numbers beyond 20 hours when the headphones are used wirelessly and with NC on.
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Companies increasingly tout the use of "real women" in their ads, or their refusal to airbrush photos of models.
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Mudanya was working as a tout on public minibuses in the area before he was killed, his father said.
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The Live In high-waist leggings tout moisture-wicking technology great for running at the gym or running errands.
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Google is more than willing to tout the work it's doing with AI, but the results can be subtle.
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It's the latest in a series of data exposures at dating apps, or companies that tout anonymity and privacy.
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Charnas took to social media again to tout her #PrimeDayPicks, including items from Amazon Essentials, Splendid and Rebecca Taylor.
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Small producers of cream cheese that use fewer stabilizers and tout organic and GMO-free ingredients are popping up.
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Hosting the Olympics has long been a goal of nations wanting to tout their arrival on the world stage.
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Billboards across Los Angeles tout his Prop 61 endorsement; he cut a TV ad for the measure as well.
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Mitchell is from Oakland — NBA stars like Jason Kidd and Gary Payton who grew up there tout his talent.
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Similarly, the tax credits Trump, Price and company tout will fall far short of keeping up with rising costs.
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Donald Trump likes to tout what a good dealmaker he is, and, by most financial metrics, that's clearly true.
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Sony likes to tout the PSVR's high screen refresh rate as a way to compensate for its lower resolution.
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Lawmakers who like the idea say hearing the president tout the proposal was a shot in the arm. Rep.
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En 90 nous n'avons pas du tout réévalué ce projet géopolitique à l'aune de la disparition de l'ennemi initial.
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Qu'on peut parler à tout le monde et donc construire des équilibres pour éviter que le monde ne s'embrase.
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White House officials contacted reporters late last week to tout the proposal and blame Democrats for not accepting it.
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The first lady used the example to tout her commitment to helping emotional health in children, developing relationship skills.
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The VFW, and others tout that they will oppose taking money from one veteran to pay for another's benefits.
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Passage of a separate measure addressing the opioid crisis gave lawmakers an accomplishment to tout on the drug issue.
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The company did, however, tout that the emissions intensity, or emissions per revenue generated, has dropped annually since 2008.
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But Republicans were repeatedly interrupted by protesters throughout Tuesday as they tried to tout the benefits of their legislation.
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That means Senate Republicans planning to tout their majority's accomplishments will have to lean heavily on their 2628 record.
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Mia Love (R-Utah) to tout the agenda project, proclaiming that Washington shouldn't implement "one-size-fits-all" policies.
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While companies are eager to tout their support for innovation, competition for resources can make that hard to do.
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And Pease said the Brewers Association has been working to tout the benefits of the legislation for the industry.
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" On Saturday night's episode of SNL, Kyle Mooney and Sasheer Zamata tout a city-state established for "progressive Americans.
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Ironically, that's because of the provision's behavioral effects, effects that Republicans tend to tout when they imply economic growth.
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My thought bubble: The wireless carriers always want some point of differentiation they can tout to distinguish their plans.
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They tout the ability they give advertisers to target potential voters based on a wide range of demographic factors.
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"Season of the Century" is the slogan that the Los Angeles Philharmonic is using to tout its centennial season.
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The popular thing to tout is 'it's all about balance,' but I think it's actually all about self-awareness.
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Tout au plus, le résultat des élections de mai n'affectera que marginalement un système aussi pernicieux que bien huilé.
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Clinton could even tout a connection with blue-collar whites, who powered her 2008 run for the Democratic nomination.
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Trump earlier in the day held a press conference intended to tout developments on potential treatment for the coronavirus.
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The goal is to have the employees then tout the tech to their clients and, eventually, commercialize the offerings.
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Geologists were paid to tout gigantic deposits; stock was sold back East; boomtowns sprang up; the hucksters cashed in.
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Most websites that provide information about probiotics are unreliable and often tout unproven health benefits, a new study finds.
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The iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max are Apple's newest phones, and both tout a triple-camera setup.
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For instance, the deal opens the Canadian dairy market to US farmers, something he's likely to tout in Wisconsin.
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Recent talking points circulated by Biden's team tout his foreign policy experience as an asset for a possible campaign.
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People tout them for their improved convenience, but most of them have a history of sacrificing on sound quality.
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Pelosi has been granting them time on the House floor and during press conferences to tout their legislative victories.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump loves to tout the fact that there has never been another president like him.
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They were played on gritty shale similar to red clay and known by its brand name, En-Tout-Cas.
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To wit, Republicans used to tout the GOP as the party of small government, fiscal responsibility, and family values.
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Tout le monde ou presque appartient à la "communauté" — ou plutôt, aux communautés — de confession ou de culture musulmane.
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It seems clear that Democrats are determined to avoid passing bipartisan legislation that Trump could tout on the trail.
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Business groups are playing up the trade deal as an accomplishment both parties can tout in a divided Washington.
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Amy Klobuchar, D-Minnesota, used the high-profile incident to tout her support for a Passenger Bill of Rights.
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Managers must embrace openness with the media and take every opportunity to tout their strategies and defend their products.
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He's also likely to tout record-breaking markets and solid job growth as evidence his economic policies are working.
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And fasting is recommended by a host of faiths, who tout its spiritual benefits, from self-mastery to equanimity.
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But contenders with good news to share often release selected numbers to tout their fundraising prowess or grassroots support.
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Warren has also had relatively good debate performances, taking the opportunity to tout her proposals on the national stage.
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This requires using the tools and tactics of digital, social, and traditional communications to tout legislative successes with supporters.
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President Trump on Monday will tout the new GOP tax law in a speech to farmers in Nashville, Tenn.
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Miller has avoided making enemies inside the White House, where his colleagues often tout his wry sense of humor.
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President Donald Trump could tout a more aggressive trade policy against China when he visits a Boeing plant Wednesday.
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You can probably imagine Biden's approach: tout Obamacare, slam Trump, and talk if necessary about your public option plan.
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Some are happy to announce their endorsement from the NRA, while more liberal candidates freely tout their "F" rating.
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But the firm has been quick to tout its success in India, where sales hit $1 billion last year.
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Whereas Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz can proudly tout their family's migrant histories, Obama has learned that he cannot.
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To complement the ads, singer Prince Royce will tout census participation in his red carpet interviews during the show.
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So-called "influencer marketing" is common on social media, where celebrities and others tout anything from shoes to cars.
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He probably wants to tout his relationship with Kim as a foreign policy success while on the campaign trail.
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The platforms used to tout these metrics as triumphs of connectivity, but it seems they've also become incredible liabilities.
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Apple is known for playing things close to the vest, except when it has big sales numbers to tout.
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Companies tout transparency, but Truaxe has taken it to a level that may actually cause the company to implode.
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If Jimmy were to come back into the picture, it could potentially upend the few victories that Fiona can tout.
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And even if politicians are reluctant to tout it, conservative financial supporters are showing an eagerness to fill the gap.
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Meat-snack makers have toned down the fat and salt and now tout the product's perceived health benefits, analysts said.
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At every turn, rather than tout spec sheets, Osterloh explains how artificial intelligence can extract remarkable experiences from ordinary hardware.
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Shortly after the BuzzFeed bombshell was published, "Tucker Carlson Tonight" revealed that Reid used to tout "American First" immigration policies.
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Many brands tout the effectiveness of its lenses — digital mask effects that users can put on their photos and videos.
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Nine months after safely copying Snapchat Stories in 2016, Instagram was happy to tout it had 200 million daily users.
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But some — Clinton included — still tout the term, even when we actually have a black president in the White House.
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He said he made roughly $277 billion on Apple, a stock he continued to tout as "cheap" despite his reservations.
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Why it matters: Companies with a stake in 5G technology — such as Qualcomm — are eager to tout its great potential.
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Coke is continuing to tout its sustainability and recycling efforts, another move that could win over socially conscious millennial customers.
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He said he made roughly $2 billion on Apple, a stock he continued to tout as "cheap" despite his reservations.
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But it doesn't always suspend users that are purchasing fake engagement to spread their messages or just tout their reach.
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Advertising posters tout the security of their wagons, thanks to the sharp-shooting skills of the marksmen that accompanied them.
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As China's bicycle giants burn through billions of dollars to tout subsidized rides, they've gotten caught up in financial troubles.
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Last week Shinzo Abe, the prime minister, toured European capitals to gladhand his counterparts and tout the virtues of globalisation.
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The Beoplay H4s tout "crafted" leather, aluminum, and fabric, but I share Ashley's sense that they feel cheap and uninspiring.
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Just two months later, the company thinks it can use the same footage to tout its newfound commitment to tolerance.
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If the goal is to tout climate change policy, Leonardo DiCaprio might do the trick if he could be swayed.
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Many moisturizers targeted toward acne-prone skin tout oil-free formulas, but they can make skin feel dry and tight.
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A quick search online however turns up numerous sellers of Pokemon GO accounts that tout high levels and rare Pokemon.
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Many VPNs tout a "no log" policy, which means the only data they collect may be related to your purchase.
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And Lyft continues to tout hospitality and offering a superior experience to riders and drivers alike as its biggest priorities.
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Britain has the world's second largest aerospace industry after the United States and is anxious to tout skills and knowledge.
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Abe used his speech to tout the benefits of free trade and called for "common technology standards" across the world.
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Because captured methane can go back into the production cycle, environmentalists and the EPA tout its conservation as cost-effective.
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To tout its launch, Rashida Jones has directed a video featuring Fonda and her Grace and Frankie costar Lily Tomlin.
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Each, without fail, tout how great the Saudi regime is in the wake of the recent coverage surrounding Jamal Khashoggi.
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"They advertise disproportionately on social media, tout their mobile phone reach and have a heavy presence on YouTube," Cramer said.
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Having never held public office, Trump does not have a list of political victories to tout on the campaign trail.
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Proponents tout camel milk's high Vitamin C and low saturated fat content, although much of the research is still patchy.
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It was supposed to be a routine event at Trump Tower in New York to tout the President's infrastructure plan.
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And Ted Cruz is loathed by the GOP party elite in Washington -- something he's happy to tout on the trail.
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" Earlier that month, the Oscar nominee shared another photo from her college campus tout, with the caption: "Another college visit.
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Paul, who has warned against big government and overspending, did tout the measure as a way to shrink the military.
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Harris is one of many to tout Netflix for fostering creative freedom, but uses an intriguing choice of verb: Disrupt.
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Russia claims to be able to alter events using cyberpropaganda and is doing what it can to tout its power.
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The move by Trump gave Earnest a chance to tout the Obama administration's record of trade enforcement, especially against China.
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They often tout the fact that consumers love their free, innovative products that have become staples of every day life.
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But the reality is that they are running into unexpected good news right now and seem hesitant to tout it.
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His itinerary originally included an infrastructure-related event at which he had planned to tout his record on creating jobs.
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The biggest accomplishment Republicans can tout is the expected Senate confirmation on Friday of Trump's Supreme Court pick, Neil Gorsuch.
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Scalia's appearance hints that the president will tout his nomination of Gorsuch and pressure Democrats to vote to confirm him.
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The campaign also used the announcement to tout the support of tech heavyweights who were already tied to Clinton's run.
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They say they'd rather have him tout the economy than rail against a caravan of migrants headed to the border.
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The White House sought to frame that trip as an official stop to tout the recently passed GOP tax plan.
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Someone who is not afraid to tout our economic policy and go soft on our socially out of date policies.
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When exclusive stories or interviews get picked up by other news outlets, Google will still tout the original story highest.
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Pentagon officials tout the potential of such weaponry and the largest arms manufacturers are totally gung-ho on the subject.
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Postal banking supporters also tout the practice as a way to pull the USPS out of its deep financial troubles.
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Nonetheless, Rho's public profiles tout his expertise as a plastic surgeon specializing in vaginal rejuvenation and liposuction, not abortion care.
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Trump is due to tout his economic successes on Tuesday during the annual State of the Union address to Congress.
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While the golf program can already tout several standout graduates, not everyone is destined to make it as a pro.
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Instead, he decided to attack Clinton's record on ISIS and tout his bizarro plan to "take the oil" from Iraq.
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More often than not, the reports will mention a cell phone whose makers tout as the smallest in the world.
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D'autres, tout aussi favorables à l'utilisation du " Bonjour, hi ", se sont tournés vers les réseaux sociaux pour exprimer leur frustration.
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Mr. Denamur had phoned Tout Autour du Pain, a boulangerie, to see if the bakery was willing to buy anything.
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Nordstrom is opening smaller-format shops in major cities such as New York and Los Angeles that tout faster delivery.
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Depuis le début de la campagne, tout le monde donnait Mme Le Pen comme se qualifiant pour le second tour.
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Developers tout museums—including those already sited in neighborhoods earmarked for transformation—as one of many benefits of urban renewal.
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Manchin and Collins immediately held a news conference to praise the group's effort and tout its influence in the process.
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More likely, he'll tout some theoretically possible feature that sounds oh-so obvious to fans and nearly impossible to skeptics.
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"So for any studio, you're leaving something on the table if you're not able to tout your numbers," he said.
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He often uses the events to tout his victory in the 2016 election and boast about his Electoral College win.
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The president took to Twitter early Sunday morning to tout the success of his trip and decry White House leaks.
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" It goes on to tout Cruz as "the heavyweight" in the race, who "thinks like us" and "fights for us.
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He can tout his own vision while respecting those who want to see more leaders who are not white men.
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Yet, today, the Democrats tout that it is now time for the Republicans to work with them to improve ObamaCare?
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London (CNN Business)Top universities often tout their MBAs as a path to high-paying jobs and a powerful network.
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Republicans are also eager to tout a major rollback of Obama-era rules as they head into the midterm elections.
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Obama signaled how important he believes the rules are by appearing at the White House press room to tout them.
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Leadership had planned to vote in early May, teeing up an accomplishment for members to tout on the campaign trail.
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Example: My tout that the Utah Jazz will reach the Western Conference finals isn't looking especially clever at the minute.
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Think "how to have red lipstick like a Parisienne," by smudging it just un tout petit peu, Ms. Chapellier said.
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With polls trending toward the Democrats, Republicans will be eager to rack up more accomplishments they can tout to voters.
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Northam had not planned to attend the events, where Giffords was slated to tout his work on ending gun violence.
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With the Fed's recent rate hike and another planned for later this year, managers have one more story to tout.
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Trump canceled his scheduled trip to Orlando on Thursday to tout his infrastructure plan in the wake of the shooting.
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The ones connoisseurs tend to tout are often the ones made for pennies by filmmakers from the middle of nowhere.
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GOP leaders urged members to tout legislation over the recess that the House has passed but still await Senate action.
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Companies often tout their compliance with industry standards — I'm sure you've seen the logos, stamps and "Privacy Shield Compliant" declarations.
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Kellogg's will promote Cheez-It Snap'd snacks during their binge ads, while Georgia Pacific will tout its Sparkle paper towels.
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Scooter companies tout their product as an efficient transportation method for distances under three miles, reducing carbon emissions from cars.
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The ads tout the program as one that's "not measured in pounds or ounces," a departure from traditional diet marketing.
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The fact that McConnell's campaign was eager to tout such news prompted blowback from some critics and even putative allies.
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Trump is expected to tout the new Affordable Clean Energy Rule at a rally in West Virginia on Tuesday evening.
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Blasting the tax-cut law that Mr. Trump visited Nevada to tout, Ms. Warren suggested she was just getting started.
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Hair extension companies who use temple hair tout this as a virtue, like they&aposre grocery stores selling organic produce.
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Back in the 25s, for example, the budget deficit was falling rapidly, and Bill Clinton liked to tout this fact.
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"When you're in a couple, you make choices for your family," Snyder told Tout Le Monde En Parle last week.
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And it has signed contracts for only $14.5bn of the $110bn-worth of arms purchases that Mr Trump likes to tout.
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" Haley moved on to tout her diverse background, saying her story was "really not much different from millions of other Americans.
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Despite North Korea's unwillingness to cooperate, the Trump administration continues to tout the return of the remains as a major accomplishment.
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The team of scientists behind the new announcement tout the monkeys' suffering—anxiety, depression, and "schizophrenia-like behaviors"—as a success.
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The new batch of posts also revealed that Reid used to tout "America First" immigration policies and made anti-Semitic comments.
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Many tout its mood-lifting effects, its ability to improve cognition, and (weirdly) the fact it supposedly makes your hearing better.
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Last Thursday, the company held a conference call to tout a number of new initiatives aimed at better enforcing community standards.
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It's willfully disingenuous for the NIC to tout the benefits of any particular policy while knowingly not enforcing other similar rules.
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Delivering the USMCA, with congressional approval, would allow Trump to tout the successful, bipartisan renegotiation of NAFTA as he seeks reelection.
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The GH5 also evolves the "4K Photo" mode that we've seen Panasonic and Olympus cameras tout over the last few years.
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Facebook invited me to an event today where the company aimed to tout its commitment to fighting fake news and misinformation.
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Some brands might tout its illuminators as "universally flattering," but not all golds, silvers, and shimmery Champagnes work for every complexion.
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Overall, neither candidate has much to tout here -- about one-third of Democratic primary voters said they'd support Trump in November.
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In his address, he is expected to tout his economic record and growing number of conservative judge appointments in federal courts.
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But hearing a fashion designer tout the "But what was she wearing?" line of reasoning is more than a little devastating.
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John Hickenlooper will likely try to tout their pro-business chops as they try to climb out of the polling basement.
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The party's two most recent presidents, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton, will tout Hillary Clinton's ability to carry their party's torch.
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Japan's Panasonic used CES to tout a new project to change how it designs, builds and sells consumer products, called HomeX.
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You'd think the people speaking about the joint bid—in this case, CONCACAF president Victor Montagliani—would tout these very points.
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As much as Philip Morris may tout vaping as a healthier alternative to smoking, long-term effects of vaping are unclear.
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The president will tout the Republican tax bill, passed in December, and the strength of the US economy and stock market.
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Some drivers complain these features dehumanize the experience of driving for Uber, while others tout their quests and badges with pride.
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For African Americans: The campaign will tout that how Trump supports health care policies that protect patients with pre-existing conditions.
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It's gone to huge lengths, for example, to tout its work to bring more transparency and reduced fraud to political ads.
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"A lot of healthcare stocks are having a good day today, but that's a transaction the markets have rewarded," Tout said.
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Such data is hardly front and center when politicians tout economic statistics that have been among the best in the West.
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Self plugs: The President likes to announce his forthcoming media appearances via tweet and tout positive reports on his job performance.
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In Halifax, Schmidt did tout recent efforts at YouTube to take down videos of a notorious recruiter for the Islamic State.
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James Mattis will tout international alliances and partnerships during his confirmation hearing Thursday for Defense secretary, according to his prepared remarks.
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Many financial advisors and investors tout a simple strategy when it comes to withdrawing from retirement accounts: the 4 percent rule.
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And they see Clinton as a candidate who can rise above that fray, at times, to tout a more inclusive message.
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Hospitals and health care companies often flood email inboxes and wire services with press releases that tout new procedures or devices.
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In contrast, the same people who tout Google and Facebook so highly paint the rest of adtech with a skeptical brush.
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Mr Sarkozy formally announced his decision in a new book, "Tout pour la France" (Everything for France), published on August 24th.
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But many weren't exactly embracing the party's new message, which some members of Congress plan to tout over the August recess.
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The House is out this week but Speaker Paul Ryan continues to tout the GOP's plans to overhaul the tax code.
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On Friday afternoon, the Environmental Protection Agency sent out a press release to tout an op-ed praising Administrator Scott Pruitt.
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The interview took place from the Treasury Department as part of the administration's aggressive push to tout the GOP's tax law.
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Electoral angle: Walters is facing a tough reelection, and many lawmakers could seek to tout these opioid bills in their campaigns.
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She will as much as possible tout the achievements of her term but not create any expectations for the new guy.
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GOP leaders had planned to vote in early May, teeing up an accomplishment for members to tout on the campaign trail.
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Booker told Biden he couldn't have it both ways in picking and choosing when he would tout his relationship with Obama.
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It's unclear how this campaign promise will play out in the 2020 election as Trump looks to tout his economic record.
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North Korea can be a foreign policy victory to tout on the campaign trail or a thorn in the president's side.
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Others such as Lincoln and Karma Automotive also are expected to tout the performance of new plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.
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Supporters of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) point to Boeing's aircraft sales to Asia to tout the benefits of the agreement.
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Its boosters tout its massive economic promise and claim it could benefit the entire world and lift millions out of poverty.
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However, he said the FDA can spark even more innovation if it allows manufacturers to tout what makes their products better.
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The president also used the event to tout his administration's record, which he said had opened new opportunities for young people.
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Starbucks also used the conference's location in Chicago as a chance to tout the upcoming opening of the world's largest Starbucks.
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Zuckerberg may tout Facebook's recent accomplishments, talk about his epic 6,000-word Facebook manifesto, and announce new Facebook technologies and initiatives.
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Ses personnages-clés sont un avocat au Grand-Duché de Luxembourg et un homme-à-tout-faire pour millionnaires à Malte.
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Presidents generally do not talk about daily gyrations of the stock markets or tout corporate expansion plans, seeing it as inappropriate.
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Republicans like to tout "tax simplification" as a feature of plans that mostly exist to cut rates for the very wealthy.
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" As Kolakowski put it tout court: Like Lenin, Stalin "was the personification of a system which irresistibly sought to be personified.
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Parfois, le talent n'est pas aussi prometteur, pas au début en tout cas, ou alors la trajectoire n'est pas aussi rectiligne.
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Expect several candidates to tout their desire to defend union health care in an effort to appeal to undecided union members.
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Now, three years into the Trump presidency, the administration has begun to tout some of its new federal efforts as victories.
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Part of the quick turnaround is so Trump could tout that USMCA is fully in effect ahead of November's presidential election.
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What happened: Bank CEOs, including JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon and Citigroup's Michael Corbat, continued to tout the strength of the U.S. consumer.
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It's something Aramco is keen to tout and did when announcing that the IPO is finally, actually, really, truly (theoretically) happening.
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A tuxedo-clad House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy stopped to tout the "very strong" relationship between the United States and France.
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Gun control groups like Everytown will tout petitions packed with hundreds of thousands of signatures pushing for common-sense gun reform.
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The White House and GOP leaders are expected to tout tax reform in speeches and events during the next few weeks.
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Comme tout bénéficiaire de subventions pour la restauration d'un château, il doit ouvrir ce dernier au public une partie de l'année.
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For some time it was impossible to hear any other tech company tout a product without using one of those terms.
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Other issues that the Democratic candidates tout — health care, immigration, education, taxes, the wealth gap and so forth — unquestionably are important.
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When consumers complain on social media about the insufficient data export capabilities, respondents like Twitter developer Paul Stamatiou tout Schmidt's tool.
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He did tout his own presidency, arguing he has given new funding to the military and bragging about US energy independence.
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He is free to tout the loyalty of Republican legislators, but claiming "we won," without any further explanation, is pure nonsense.
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She also used the opportunity to tout her pledge this week that she will decline to take money from tech executives.
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He didn't wait for the Opioid Summit to tout drug policy reform as the best way to address the opioid epidemic.
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Trump is expected to tout his replacement for the Clean Power Plan at a rally in West Virginia on Tuesday evening.
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After all, Amazon and Google tend to tout the number of skills they have, not the number of people using them.
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TV pundits who favor the administration's tough immigration stance will probably tout the figures as proof that its policies are working.
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Many moderates also won legislative victories in a massive spending bill and defense authorization bill that they can tout back home.
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Branson, who Forbes estimates is worth $4.9 billion, isn't the only highly successful person to tout the benefits of being playful.
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While many composers working with electronic resources these days tout the sophistication of their experiments, Tristan Perich does almost the opposite.
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Such data is hardly front and centre when politicians tout economic statistics that have been among the best in the West.
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It is the issue that politicians tout as a terrible evil in virtually every campaign but rarely dare touch once elected.
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"We'll have another similar announceable where the US and Trump can tout some of the wins from this relationship," he said.
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Et en refermant la porte, je me penche un tout petit peu dans la rue pour voir ce qui se passe.
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But he used the duration of his speaking time to tout the Obama administration's record and defend "my president" from Trump.
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Other issues that the Democratic candidates tout — health care, immigration, education, taxes, the wealth gap and so forth — unquestionably are important.
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Inspired by that possibility, some athletes and nutritionists now tout diets that contain almost no carbohydrates and large amounts of fat.
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"On aurait pu éviter tout cela avec un système de détection moderne," assure Guillaume Poitrinal, président de la Fondation du Patrimoine.
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Poliquin likes to tout her goth instincts, but KROY is too high energy for that label in a strictly historical sense.
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Aussi, tout " indice " d'une survivance d'un animal ancien à travers les âges renforce la chronologie géologique alternative qu'ils ont amoureusement concoctée.
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In a statement, he didn't tout the need to build a wall or call for the deportation of millions of undocumented immigrants.
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Progressives tout a vocal, active and donor-heavy base, while the moderates helped flip dozens of Republican seats to retake the majority.
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Meade&aposs main appeal has been to tout his personal honesty and he has released his own financial information to public scrutiny.
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By now, you're probably aware there's a 50/50 chance that brands who tout their sustainability efforts aren't actually telling the truth.
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Every racial diversity list, like the ones your company uses to tout its inclusivity, that excludes Natives is an incomplete diversity list.
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Residents flocked to rallies on dusty soccer fields to see candidates tout their achievements and, sometimes, hand out envelopes stuffed with cash.
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But he also got a chance to tout an element of his own biography -- his military service -- in clashing with Hawaii Rep.
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Il l'embrasse de force, elle tente de se dégager, il la serre par le cou et tout le monde… rigole….. #fatigue pic.twitter.
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Couple this with the elimination of the headphone jack, and it's very possible Apple will tout water-resistance on its new iPhones.
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The third data point is one most people will be familiar with as Netflix often uses it to tout record-breaking series.
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And pro-government Turkish media regularly tout the arrests of suspected ISIS members across the country, including 317 reportedly detained in December.
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Snapchat could still tout its high-performance native mobile apps as a better way to consume the content than the mobile web.
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Fleiss started tantalizing fans on Thursday with an ultimately unfulfilled promise to announce the new Bachelor tout suite on his Twitter feed.
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Trump traveled to Indiana on Wednesday to tout his new tax reform, which would provide a significant boost to upper income earners.
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Later, in a conference call with reporters this week, the White House tried to tout the gains from last year's tax bill.
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In using the U.S. tax cuts to tout its American investments, the Apple boss has cleverly engineered some common ground with Trump.
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All three are facing competitive primaries, and all have been pleased to tout the president's backing in states he won in 2016.
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As with past, high-profile disease outbreaks, a new crop of businesses have begun to tout unproven products that protect against Zika.
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While many financial experts tout the allowance as an important tool to teach kids about money, a recent survey commissioned by CreditCards.
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WHEN MINISTERS from faraway countries tour Western financial centres to tout their plans for economic reform, their presentations are often drearily predictable.
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With January, February, March, and April still ahead of us, there's plenty of time to tout all of the latest boot trends.
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The business is said to be seeking funding for its self-driving business in order to tout the unit's growth and valuation.
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Mr Calantzopoulos has the boldest goals in this regard, but he is not the only tobacco executive to tout a new direction.
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Milken went to great lengths this year to tout diversity at its 22nd annual conference, but it's still very male and white.
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While it received strong reviews when released by A24 back in April, it hasn't appeared on most of the prognosticators' tout sheets.
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He'll be at a campaign-style rally in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, to tout what he's accomplished in his first 100 days in office.
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All Wells did in those quarterly reports to investors was tout expertise in "cross-selling"—signing up individual customers for multiple accounts.
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Trump may also tout defense spending, and he may mention progress on trade talks with China after meetings last week in Washington.
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However, if Maduro is still firmly in power, it will be hard for Trump to tout Venezuela as a foreign policy success.
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But the big number his campaign will tout is the total number of small donors who have bought into his insurgent campaign.
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Earlier this month, Trump's team sent out a list of 37 first 100 day accomplishments their Republican surrogates and supporters could tout.
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"It's a broad platform" He also debunked the idea of how many companies do tout valuations without explaining what is behind them.
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They highlight the GOP presidential nominee calling Mexicans "rapists" and other types of "criminals," and tout Ross's support for comprehensive immigration reform.
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The company also announced a 30-city cross-country tour this week to tout the benefits of the platform to local owners.
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On Monday, after part one of The Bachelor finale aired, Christensen took to Twitter to tout his idea for a new bill.
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They're moments for presidents to thank the country, tout—or defend—their records, and perhaps outline some broad vision for the future.
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Trump has continued to tout potential military action over diplomacy, tweeting on Wednesday that "talking is not the answer" for North Korea.
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"Conservatives tout the virtues of local control all the time," says Laura Huizar, a staff attorney at the National Employment Law Project.
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Trump, your employee, will tout with a dash of humility and a large amount of bravado…Look what "I" did for "you".
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It's just a bit ironic coming from Trump, during a speech intended to tout the accomplishments of his first year in office.
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Although Google will likely tout its "quantum supremacy" should it ever actually achieve it, that won't make much of difference in cybersecurity.
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Sharma and Farkas created fake biographies of fictional executives and paid celebrities to tout the ICO on social media, the SEC claimed.
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Later, he'll speak in Tempe at an America First Policies event with local businesses to tout the impact of GOP tax cuts.
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However, the Astros are willing to tout any progress regarding Giles, understanding that they will need his arm in their bullpen again.
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Trump is expected to tout the state of the economy during his address and touch on his priorities for the upcoming year.
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He writes that while many companies and entrepreneurs tout the benefits of being creative, most leaders actually prefer those who are predictable.
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Trump's week of travel will then take him to Fargo, North Dakota on June 27, where he is expected to tout Rep.
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Trump, Vice President Pence and others have spoken at events around the country in recent weeks to tout the legislation's positive effects.
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White House chief of staff Reince Priebus used a football metaphor to tout President Trump's victory Thursday on an ObamaCare repeal bill.
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Following the meeting, Trump continued to tout his controversial position that people on both sides were at fault for the deadly clashes.
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O'Donnell, a former producer for NBC's political drama "The West Wing," took to Twitter late last week to tout his program's success.
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He's spent three decades advocating conservative economic policies as a researcher and commentator, regularly appearing on the airwaves to tout his views.
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They tout deep learning, in particular, as the breakthrough driving this transformation and powering new self-driving cars, virtual assistants and more.
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Trump also is likely to tout the new tax bill as it could lower rates for family farms structured as small businesses.
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" While there are "some things that the Trump administration can tout to potentially appeal to a critical slice of black voters, e.g.
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She hawked her book on Twitter, and has used public appearances to tout Ivanka Trump-branded jewelry and showcase Trump family businesses.
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Cannabis-derived ingredients feel trendy, and they may well offer a raft of possible benefits, which beauty brands are quick to tout.
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To call "Grand Horizons" one of the brightest shows to hit Broadway in years is not to tout its intelligence, which flickers.
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Because in the context of the conversation, the decision to tout your work on NATO makes a total of 0% sense. 8.
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Admin officials continue to push for negotiations Despite Trump's disinterest, other administration officials continue to publicly tout a ready-for-negotiations posture.
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Enriched with shea butter, happy customers also tout how easy the wipes are on sensitive skin, limiting irritation without sacrificing cleaning power.
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With USMCA in hand, he could tout his aggressive approach to trade deals as effective, and show he'd fulfilled a campaign promise.
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Actor Sylvester Stallone and comedian Chris Rock will tout Facebook groups in the social network's first-ever Super Bowl ad on Sunday.
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In late January, Trump is expected to travel to Switzerland to the World Economic Forum, where he will tout the U.S. economy.
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He's due to campaign for the GOP candidate, Rick Saccone, on Saturday, and is widely expected to tout his decision on steel.
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President Trump had planned to tout his foreign policy accomplishments at the meeting, but his visit was overshadowed by the recorded encounter.
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Trump's use of Twitter has been a hallmark of his presidency, offering him the ability to tout his agenda via social media.
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The names themselves, with their strange Greek neologisms, suggest just how far the language strained to tout the novelty of the experiences.
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Highly successful people like Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and media mogul Ariana Huffington also tout the importance of getting enough shut eye.
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President Trump had planned to tout his foreign policy accomplishments at the meeting, but his visit was overshadowed by a gossipy video.
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Trump is expected to tout the economy, and the GOP tax bill, during his State of the Union address on Tuesday night.
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Il y avait peut-être plus de personnes dans la colonne "décédés" — au début en tout cas — que dans les autres colonnes.
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As VW speeds towards electric vehicles and away from Dieselgate, the company is also starting to tout increasingly sustainable interiors as well.
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" C'était un fourre-tout " mélangeant un appel aux musulmans à renier certaines parties du Coran avec des références à une " purge ethnique ".
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He tweeted as recently as Wednesday to tout an upcoming show and highlight a Bruno Mars cover of one of his songs.
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L'amalgame est malin : évoquer la colonisation permet de négocier en jouant sur la culpabilisation tout en gardant à l'islam un statut communautaire.
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C'est une bonne piste pour essayer de séparer l'État et le Culte tout en intégrant les musulmans de France à la France.
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As Republicans tout the supposedly booming economy, progressives have spent most of the summer marshaling a counternarrative of Trump-era wage stagnation.
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Many executives continue to tout different ways of getting paid, like "value-based" pricing, but there's no evidence those models will save money.
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That search for yield is highlighting two insurance products that tout attractive returns and principal protection: indexed annuities and indexed universal life insurance.
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Donald Trump's official bio, meanwhile, has been changed to tout his victory in an election which he lost by 3 million votes nationally.
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Today, several startups have entered the cellular agriculture space, many of whose founders are vegan or who tout their product's presumed ethical superiority.
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Here's what I wrote about Almeida last time we talked about him, ahead of UFC 189: What makes me tout Almeida so highly?
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Inauthentic leaders may tout their busyness, send impersonal communications, behave differently in different settings, talk over people, and not practice work-life balance.
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The Swiss food giant makes Haagen-Dazs, Edy's and Skinny Cow ice creams, which tout natural vanilla flavoring or beans on their labels.
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The bill's backers tout it as necessary for promoting corporate responsibility, but big corporations are nowhere to be found in the legislative text.
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His address gave the president an opportunity to tout those accomplishments and to set forth his agenda for 6900 in his own words.
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Amazon hasn't updated the total number of Alexa skills available – it continues to tout the 25,000 number on its developer portal, for example.
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The companies and foundations largely responsible for introducing mindfulness programing into schools tout its psychological benefits — such as reduced anxiety and increased attention.
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Mr Trump can tout his tough-on-immigration bonafides—and criticise judges who rule against his policies—as the presidential campaign heats up.
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Specifically, how could the company simultaneously tout its crackdown on misinformation while still permitting Infowars to operate a page with over 900,000 followers?
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TINY and turbulent, Kyrgyzstan likes to tout itself as a trailblazer for democracy in Central Asia, a region otherwise presided over by autocrats.
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Hayek opened up about the skepticism surrounding her marriage in Town & Country's latest cover story to tout her new movie, The Hummingbird Project.
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President Donald Trump confirmed the administration was considering the proposal Friday, and White House officials continued to tout the idea over the weekend.
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Cryptocurrencies, which some tout as a possible future for digital money, touch the regulated financial system only when they are bought and sold.
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It's a safe bet that President Obama will tout the economy's strong 2015 performance in his State of the Union speech next week.
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Since the on-air tout, Conway has been "counseled on the subject," White House press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters at a briefing.
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Much like former President Bill Clinton's speech on Tuesday night, Chelsea Clinton's remarks will look to bolster trust and tout Hillary Clinton's character.
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President Donald Trump loves to tout his "two great justices," the newest members of the Supreme Court, Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh.
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And you know it wouldn't be a presidential debate spoof without a mention of Trump's comment about Clinton — prompting McKinnon to tout HillaryClinton.
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Alphabet has yet to tout significant revenue from its spending on ventures such as self-driving cars and its AI helper Google Assistant.
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Volkswagen executives are using the Paris auto show to tout its future electric vehicles, aiming at U.S. electric car maker Tesla Motors Inc.
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Supporters of the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) point to Boeing's aircraft sales to Asia to tout the benefits of the agreement.
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Kelly Ayotte to Trump -- and tout Ayotte's Democratic challenger, Maggie Hassan, as someone who "unlike her opponent," stands up to the GOP nominee.
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Toyota President Akio Toyoda will be in Washington Friday to deliver a speech in which he is expected to tout the new investments.
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It was tempting for the President to follow the lead of his predecessors, take a victory lap and mainly tout his administration's achievements.
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SMITH: It&aposs really fascinating to hear you tie those two together because we have been seeing the President tout those economic numbers.
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The U.S. business delegation's composition reflects Trump's desires to find low-hanging fruit deals to tout domestically, but low expectations for deeper concessions.
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That same year, Goyal used a dystopian image of a coal-mining facility to tout India's efforts to reduce foreign imports of coal.
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While governments and the media may tout the reforms in Cuba, the reality for artists on the island nation is far more precarious.
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The candidates tout diverse plans, from building more roads to increasing taxes on second cars to moving government offices out of the metropolis.
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The company's website tout 9.7 million daily active users, including over 2 million unique streamers per month and over 17,000 Partnered Program members.
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At the same time, this particular food's supporters frequently tout its health benefits, while naysayers claim it's little more than a marketing gimmick.
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WE WERE TOGETHER WHEN PRESIDENT OBAMA WAS ON YOUR CAMPUS TO TOUT THE TPP AND NOW TRADE HAS BECOME A POLITICAL PUNCHING BAG.
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The report, and the media attention it received, struck a blow to the Mexican government's campaign to tout the country's rule of law.
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And tech companies, even ones that tout their favorable parental leave programs and women's health policies, still haven't figured out equal pay either.
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People interpreted his comments as him using sexual assault as a way to tout fossil fuels over other resources like wind and solar.
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In the homestretch here in Iowa, Cruz is beginning to tout that he's more electable in November than Trump is against Hillary Clinton.
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He will likely tout his efforts to boost manufacturing and working-class Americans in a challenge to Trump's outreach to blue-collar workers.
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Nor does it sound very green, especially for companies like Bird that tout the millions of pounds of carbon emissions its scooters eliminate.
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Trump is likely to tout a growing economy under his administration, while Democrats could highlight his divisive rhetoric on a variety of issues.
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The public has been understandably unimpressed which is why the GOP and the president barely bother to tout them on the campaign trail.
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Agree to Disagree Where the media will claim chaos, Trump will tout the fact that there is disagreement even within his own ranks.
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The president will tout the provisions of the 2017 GOP tax bill and job creation at a midday event at the White House.
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Trump will likely tout the economy more to turn out Republican voters in New Hampshire than to sway independents or Democrats, Smith said.
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Trump administration leaders tout that the United States can be both pro-energy and pro-environment, but their actions tell a different story.
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Amid possible warning signs for the U.S. economy, Trump has continued to tout the strength of the economy in tweets and public statements.
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In March, Putin used a concept video of unlimited range nuclear warheads apparently raining down on Florida to tout his country's new firepower.
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Deputy press secretary Judd Deere tweeted that Trump will make the trip on Friday to "tout work on dike repair" on the lake.
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Economists and business leaders will consistently tout the benefits of free trade, but this is the group that has historically paid the price.
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The Speaker can tout his omnibus's defense spending, and passage of the bill prevented a shutdown that might have been blamed on Republicans.
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Nearly 20 faith leaders from around the U.S. convened in Birmingham to tout their support for Moore, who many have known for decades.
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Trump has himself benefited from the proliferation of friendly outlets eager to tout his accomplishments or provide political cover on sticky political issues.
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Democrats want to show they can get something done, even though it could also hand Trump a bipartisan accomplishment to tout in 2020.
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She will also tout her company's response to the recent controversy over price hikes – which she said she wishes the company had foreseen.
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" Sanders — who allies have said wants to run in 2020 — has been crisscrossing the country to tout his policies on "protecting working families.
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What's next: Look for Amazon to tout how this was the biggest and best Prime Day ever in an adjective-filled press release.
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The Corps responded to that report defensively, organizing a press conference shortly after it was published to tout the safety of the dam.
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Wellness enthusiasts like Gwyneth Paltrow tout its lack of gluten, relatively few calories (around 65 per shot) and agavins, said to lower triglycerides.
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" Et c'est ce qu'on a besoin de faire en France – participer, se sentir responsable et ne pas croire que le gouvernement arrangera tout ".
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And the government has used its control over the state news media to tout those measures as a sign of the country's success.
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They complained the G7 agenda favored Macron, not Trump, leaving the US President little time to tout his own self-perceived economic prowess.
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Economists who tout the limitless ability of markets to cope with change suddenly proclaim them utterly incapable of adapting to a carbon tax.
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The president is also using coronavirus as an chance to tout his efforts to expand the border wall with Mexico: Going up fast.
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Volkswagen is advertising Porsche in the Super Bowl for the first time since 1997 to tout the Taycan, its first all-electric vehicle.
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The process irked Trump, and the President traveled to the state four times this campaign season to rally against Tester and tout Rosendale.
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Sanders, Warren and Klobuchar can tout their foreign policy work in the Senate and their appreciation and understanding of how the world works.
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It was Oracle's turn this week to tout the groups and personalities that are rallying around its upcoming Supreme Court showdown with Google.
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Several fossil fuel companies are now signed onto efforts like the Oil and Gas Climate Initiative, which tout companies' ability to self-regulate.
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President Trump on Friday will tout the GOP's tax reform framework in a speech at the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) board meeting.
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As other brokerages fought the regulation, Merrill Lynch used it as an opportunity to tout its commitment to working in clients' best interests.
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She will also tout her company's response to the recent controversy over price hikes — which she said she wishes the company had foreseen.
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Charles and David Koch's political network will spearhead a multimillion-dollar campaign to tout the recently passed Republican-backed tax plan in 85033.
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The pharmaceutical industry has been doing the same thing for decades, of course, by paying researchers who tout its medical devices and drugs.
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Modi will likely ignore the rupee depreciation and tout the country's strong growth story as he looks to get re-elected next year.
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" Later, Trump would tout the fact no House Republicans voted in favor of impeachment: "So, we got every single Republican voted for us?
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This Friday, headlines will tout two big numbers from the monthly jobs report: the unemployment rate and the number of new jobs created.
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Many articles tout the importance of doing things alone, but in reality, society often questions your choice to go solo, especially for women.
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Putin in March used a concept video of unlimited range nuclear warheads apparently raining down on Florida to tout his country's new firepower.
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The president will likely tout his plans to crack down on illegal immigration, which he has tied to gangs in the United States.
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Facebook rivals have been using Facebook's controversies over the past 18 months to tout their own efforts to curb misinformation and hate speech.
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By that fall, when the company raised a $2.5 million seed round, it already had an operating service to tout to angel investors.
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Although proponents of habits tout them as miracle cures for doing things we'd rather not do, I'm sorry to say that's snake oil.
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During his first campaign, Trudeau played down his role at the school, opting instead to tout his time teaching at a public school.
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Son choix s'est porté sur le violoncelle lorsqu'il a réalisé, dit-il, qu'il sentait " les vibrations de l'instrument tout près " de son cœur.
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The company held a press event for beauty editors in New York City to tout the fizzy water's benefit as a face cleanser.
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