Still unconvinced of Meyers as an embodiment of patriarchy, though?
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Phelps denies that he'll compete again, but Lochte remains unconvinced.
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But despite management's call to refocus, Wall Street remains unconvinced.
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The Mexican public too have seemed unconvinced by his methods.
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The prosecutor then made it clear that he was unconvinced.
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"Better to just get them #microbladed," wrote one unconvinced commenter.
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Generally, investors are unconvinced of South Korean markets, Cho added.
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Unconvinced, Genesys denied her request three months after receiving it.
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Mr. Collins, the Conservative lawmaker, remained unconvinced by Facebook's answer.
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But investors appear unconvinced that Verizon can generate strong growth.
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But Laurence Tribe, a law professor at Harvard, is unconvinced.
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The test concluded she slept normally, but she remained unconvinced.
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But engineers at Stanford University were unconvinced by the findings.
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Investors appear unconvinced however, despite Gordhan's prudent budget unveiled last month.
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Again Koeman had a trophy, again his doubters were left unconvinced.
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" Still, Puckett is unconvinced of the "sustainability" of these "sustainable earbuds.
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Shari Redstone is reportedly unconvinced Paramount is in the right hands.
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She sounded unconvinced and asked if I did that a lot.
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He remains unconvinced the new exam is going to benefit students.
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Whatever confessional divisions exorcists make between themselves, skeptical spectators remain unconvinced.
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Some readers may remain unconvinced that this is particularly deep stuff.
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The perfunctory upbeat ending leaves you unconvinced that worst is over.
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But some are unconvinced buyers will take so much on trust.
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While many remained unconvinced by her argument, she does have point.
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Still unconvinced that ESPN has infused progressive politics into their broadcasts?
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Local broadcasters are unconvinced of the value of French soccer rights.
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Mr. Browder said he had been unconvinced by the coroner's ruling.
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But Judge Messitte seemed unconvinced by that comparison to Ms. Pritzker.
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Some government sources are unconvinced that the problem has been fixed.
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Some analysts appeared unconvinced that the plan would help expand margins.
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So far, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi remains unconvinced on both fronts.
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The girl remains unconvinced; she'll keep the flag to herself, thanks.
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But some Republicans appeared unconvinced Tuesday that this was adequate evidence.
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But the documentary left her unconvinced, and still the mystery persists.
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But he's still unconvinced that they hold any long-term promise.
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Department of Homeland Security Republicans are, to say the least, unconvinced.
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But some of the loudest advocates for net neutrality remain unconvinced.
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Unconvinced by their protestations of ignorance, he continues his line of questioning.
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For those unconvinced by fancy maths, the basic statistics also look worrying.
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When it comes to the practicality of the shorts, Ali is unconvinced.
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But Garner seemed unconvinced by my inability to escape such conventional framing.
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They're unconvinced Rodriguez has truly "grown" or learned from his past mistakes.
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When it comes to the importance of racial diversity, Zhao is unconvinced.
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Mr Veneau remains unconvinced that enough is changing to risk hiring again.
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Donald Trump is unconvinced that transgender people have the right to exist.
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But some party members remain unconvinced that those provisions are enforceable. Rep.
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He'd felt paralyzed, unable to move or help, but Alicia was unconvinced.
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But I, as of this date, I am unconvinced on recreational marijuana.
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However, he remains unconvinced that coconut oil specifically has any redeeming qualities.
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But the biggest consumers of U.S. coal - power generating companies - remain unconvinced.
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But I'm unconvinced that taking things for granted is always so bad.
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"Hesitant art buyers remain unconvinced about buying art online," its report said.
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Opposition members, who want a public inquiry into the affair, were unconvinced.
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And after three long days of public testimony, House Republicans appeared to be holding together in Mr. Trump's corner, either unconvinced his behavior was as the witnesses described or unconvinced that it warranted a remedy as drastic as impeachment.
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But skeptical investors were unconvinced and sold off their shares en masse Tuesday.
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One of the faces of the "yellow vest" movement appeared unconvinced as well.
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Administration officials say they see no reason to panic — but markets appear unconvinced.
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Many are also unconvinced that Line's advertising strategy can continue to generate revenue.
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So far, shareholders appeared unconvinced that a deal would be reached anytime soon.
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The committee, however, voted against approving the drug, still unconvinced by the data.
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Onlooking lawyers who've weighed in thus far are unconvinced of the Times's case.
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Yet, I'm unconvinced that my Dad filmed this snap for two reasons. 1.
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Unconvinced, Hayden turned to Cohen, who assured him that Gang's recommendation was reasonable.
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Still, the economist Robert J. Gordon is unconvinced that the robots are coming.
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Like many others, I was unconvinced by the narrative of an angry electorate.
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Still unconvinced, I texted my mother, who is a strong advocate for handwriting.
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Compelling as these arguments may seem, many top Military brass are still unconvinced.
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The Getty, for its part, is unconvinced it should give up the statue.
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After this final round, Nasukawa was awarded the victory but fans were unconvinced.
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But doctors were baffled by some of the proposals and unconvinced by others.
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Others were unconvinced that Mr. Hutchins would create such software for an attack.
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Lynch's critics are unconvinced that the attorney general can be a neutral arbiter.
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When I put the question to Wielicki, the old legend sounds distinctly unconvinced.
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Personally, I'm still unconvinced that 123K is even necessary in the first place.
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On Wednesday, even some Republicans emerged from a briefing about the situation unconvinced.
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Gabbard, who has been highly critical of U.S. operations in Syria, was unconvinced.
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Some unconvinced scientists sent the company detailed ideas on how to cultivate mutants.
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Indeed, some are unconvinced of the need for the Fed to hike at all.
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For anyone still unconvinced, Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth's romance is alive and well.
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But Mr Trump appears unconvinced by this, and he is probably right to be.
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However, many viewers were unconvinced Siba was the best — not when Daniel was around.
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Some neuroscientists think they have found atypicalities in such people's brains; others are unconvinced.
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Rohingya leaders said after Wednesday's meeting that they were unconvinced about the proposed repatriation.
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Indeed, some are unconvinced of the need for the Fed to hike at all.
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" He added, "I remain unconvinced that the use of force proposed here will work.
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If you're unconvinced, you can just turn off Facebook's access to your phone's microphone.
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Hounshell is simply unconvinced by the publicly available evidence that Trump colluded with Russia.
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Senators were unconvinced by the administration's arguments and angry at Haspel's absence last week.
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More disconcerting, though, is that an educated, successful man remains unconvinced of Homer's worth.
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But asked if the sanctions would effectively deter Iranian interference, regional experts were unconvinced.
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Dan Caldwell, political director of the conservative group Concerned Veterans for America, remains unconvinced.
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But Ola Elvestuen, member of the Norwegian parliament for the Liberal Party, is unconvinced.
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Deadspin was unconvinced that anyone, let alone a baseball player, should be uncomplicatedly revered.
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Democrats remain unconvinced, and they have taken to social media to voice their concerns.
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The bridge authority said they were working as intended, but some engineers were unconvinced.
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"I need the President's testimony," Mueller said, unconvinced by Dowd's arguments to the contrary.
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" Thornberry appeared unconvinced, replying that he's "already expressed some of the concerns I have.
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" Thornberry appeared unconvinced, replying that he's "already expressed some of the concerns I have.
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There's no evidence to suggest that these dolls really help anybody, and experts are unconvinced.
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While some clubbers told Reuters that they enjoyed the robot's musical efforts, others remained unconvinced.
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But the jurors in rural Mayes County were unconvinced and found Hart, 33, not guilty.
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Some business leaders are unconvinced and are threatening to launch an appeal against the law.
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Jackson was unconvinced, noting that there were several messages that clearly referenced the Hapsburg group.
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This week, CNN reported that Trump still remains unconvinced Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
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Both Bullard and Joyner, who spoke with BuzzFeed News, were unconvinced by the subsequent apologies.
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Its self-depiction as a "network of companies", not an investment firm, left shareholders unconvinced.
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Twitter has denied doing it, although some political conservatives — including President Donald Trump — remain unconvinced.
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But LDC Chief Executive Ian McIntosh is unconvinced on the merits of wholesale tie-ups.
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"Many potential voters in the Latino electorate remain unconvinced, not apathetic," said Martinez de Castro.
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Melgar's wife, Michelle Melgar, was also unconvinced when she heard of the SEALs' drinking allegation.
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Senators were unconvinced by the administration's arguments and voted 63-37 to advance the resolution.
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Johnson, the stay-at-home mom from Oregon is also unconvinced that her vote matters.
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But others are unconvinced that bitcoin millionaires actually show investment nous, drawing parallels with gambling.
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Although President Obama ultimately approved the effort after hours of debate, Pentagon officials remain unconvinced.
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Despite bitcoin's immense gain in popularity, Wall Street's top economists and market strategists remain unconvinced.
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Still, many investors and analysts remained unconvinced that the gains represented a change in sentiment.
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Apparently, cacao is the hot new ingestible in the nightclubs of Berlin, but I'm unconvinced.
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" Even the RT anchor seemed unconvinced, saying, "This interview will leave more questions than answers.
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Even after he gave a live television interview insisting he was "free," many remained unconvinced.
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I am unconvinced I wasn't somehow looking for the Cave Man Room the whole time.
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"I think the party will come together," he said, as Ms. McKay looked on unconvinced.
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Lawmakers from both parties made it clear they were unconvinced the Trump administration was prepared.
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Still, Ms. Blaszczyk is unconvinced that people outside visual industries care about Pantone's annual announcement.
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Unlike many GOP lawmakers, conservative groups remain unconvinced that the earmark ban should be lifted.
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And he remains unconvinced about the value of NATO — reportedly even discussing leaving the alliance.
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But many experts in the field were skeptical of the new study — or downright unconvinced.
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But some of those Democrats said after the White House meeting that they remain unconvinced.
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He is unconvinced by complaints from pain specialists that the guidelines will complicate pain treatment.
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India insists that the tallest towers have helipads on their roofs, though Dr Nilsson is unconvinced.
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That said, he remains unconvinced that cats can't count and thinks we should keep studying them.
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"I'm fairly unconvinced," explained Wolfgang Wüster, a senior lecturer in zoology at Bangor University in Wales.
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Unconvinced by health department reassurances, residents have turned for guidance to lawyers who are spearheading lawsuits.
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Attempts to outlaw the stuff had failed previously because experts were unconvinced it was sufficiently harmful.
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But people at the Vatican, including the Frenchman who led its diplomatic branch, remained utterly unconvinced.
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I asked because I remain unconvinced chatbots have much utility to offer us humans right now.
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Knight remains unconvinced and continues to argue that UBS should sell or liquidate the investment bank.
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Charlie Dent, R-Pennsylvania, who has been ardently against the measure, emerged from the meeting unconvinced.
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Although the current leader, his daughter, has rejected those views, French Jews say they are unconvinced.
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The company's value had continued set new lows as investors remain unconvinced by Flannery's turnaround vision.
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On Berlin's Alexanderplatz, the center of the protests in the capital on Saturday, protesters sounded unconvinced.
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By the time midterms roll around, this latest contretemps will be the faintest of memories. Unconvinced?
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Atlanta Fed president Raphael Bostic is among those who have remained unconvinced rates should be lower.
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Yet many other scientists are unconvinced by some of the specific assertions the authors are making.
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Even so, Verlinde isn't the only one who's unconvinced there's a dark matter particle out there.
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Today, she must face fellow Conservative lawmakers, many of whom are deeply unconvinced by her plans.
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Dr. Carey was unconvinced by how much the faux-job interview experiment demonstrated about real life.
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Union representatives are unconvinced however, and say the company is putting profits ahead of workers' health.
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But he remains unconvinced, because the re-analysis did not solve the study's problems, he said.
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And there are people unconvinced that Hillary Clinton, 71, has fully surrendered her Oval Office dreams.
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Still, I remained unconvinced by Ms. Cameron's grander claims about how journaling could change one's life.
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Greg Sandmeyer, a social studies teacher at Timberline High School in Boise, Idaho, is also unconvinced.
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Nevertheless, some in China remained unconvinced, posting on Weibo that they suspected a government cover-up.
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Keith Sirois, a restaurant executive and Lions fan who asked Goodell about the protests, was unconvinced.
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Senior Republicans appear unconvinced that a revised health care bill would ensure passage in the House.
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Many GOP senators said they remained unconvinced after the Democratic presentation, which they criticized as repetitive.
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Read the tax filing: Go deeper: Pro-Trump group finds swing voters are unconvinced on impeachment
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Jerry Brown unconvinced in past Van Houten took part in the LaBianca murders the following night.
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But at least one constituency is unconvinced of that: Republicans in Congress, especially in the House.
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Beyond the watchdog's concerns about safety, ISMP said it remains unconvinced that Nuplazid is helping patients.
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They are jealously protective of those jobs and unconvinced by the promise of jobs in renewables.
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Earlier this month, CNN reported that Trump still remains unconvinced Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
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Judge Martin Welch was unconvinced by the reliability of cell phone location evidence used in the trial.
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Other experts are unconvinced, however, saying more archaeological and genetic evidence is needed to support the claim.
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Still, the judge is largely unconvinced by the defense's arguments about how the DNA should be collected.
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I quickly got bored, unconvinced that just closing my eyes and "focusing" would engender some unknowable reverie.
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She told the president her team was doing everything it could, but the president was left unconvinced.
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The 19-year-old university student is unconvinced that anything will actually change during the transition period.
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I'm also deeply unconvinced that censorship, especially when decoupled from education, is an effective means of change.
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But with McConnell unconvinced it needs to make it to the floor, the bill's chances seem slim.
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According to the April 28 report by the WSJ, brands are as yet unconvinced by Alibaba's stance.
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This concern is widely held among refugees, who are unconvinced by Russian assurances they face no threat.
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Either way, some analysts remain unconvinced that this phone alone can impact Apple's sales slump in China.
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The note further explains that the market remains unconvinced that all the cobwebs have been swept away.
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Even though the bank boosted its core capital to within its own target, some analysts remain unconvinced.
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Unconvinced, the rapper released a song to defend his stance (a warning: the lyrics contain vulgar language).
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Carolan himself was unconvinced of the business's longevity until his first ride in an Uber turned him.
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Aina Khan, a Muslim lawyer who leads a campaign to make all marriages state-registered, is unconvinced.
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I am wholly unconvinced though, mostly because Facebook has basically done precisely that over its entire history.
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He's a double down to try to get any of the currently-unconvinced religious right to vote.
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Another moment that left me impressed but a little unconvinced about his humanity was his timeline mapping.
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The clan leaders were wary at first, or perhaps just unconvinced of the sincerity of the gesture.
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But voters in regions that have been left behind were unconvinced about how this would help them.
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Though senators want to punish Saudi Arabia and end the Yemen war, they were unconvinced by Sen.
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Overall, analysts seem unconvinced that the Bank will vote in favor of increasing borrowing costs anytime soon.
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Mr. Trump later modified his position to be more pro-Israel, but his wavering left many unconvinced.
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Janet Maslin is unconvinced, and her Times review is a delicious takedown of old-school Hollywood power.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers, however, remain unconvinced that Mr. Mueller would risk losing a subpoena fight in court.
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The investigators were unconvinced by the club's explanations, according to a person with knowledge of those discussions.
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Mr. Wyden was unconvinced by the conclusion that the Treasury career staff members were free from interference.
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Some applauded her resolve, but others were unconvinced of her support for Mr. Trump's border security vision.
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Before publication, some prominent journalists fretted about the unintended message the effort could send to the unconvinced.
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But Dr. Kumar, the chest surgeon, said he was unconvinced by the government's approach to curbing pollution.
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Robinson remain unconvinced, saying there is only one side to the bitcoin story and it's all bad.
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The player representatives spoke by phone last Friday after the executive committee vote, and some were unconvinced.
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Gerry Connelly said he came away utterly unconvinced there was any new or imminent threat to America.
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State attorneys general in New York and California are unconvinced that Dish will provide true market competition.
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"Most importantly, investors remain unconvinced U.S. producer discipline will hold," Goldman analysts said in a research note.
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Longtime residents who came to testify against the Two Bridges project were unconvinced by the architects' arguments.
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Supporters of a second referendum -- a so-called "people's vote" -- were unconvinced the process laid out by May.
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For example, Paul Krugman infamously dismissed bitcoin back in 2013, stating he was "deeply unconvinced" it could work.
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Judge Naomi Buchwald remained unconvinced, and said that the diagnosis was not an excuse for his past actions.
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Other ministers such as Gove, Penny Mordaunt, Esther McVey and Andrea Leadsom remain unconvinced going into Friday's meeting.
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Despite promising results from Max's trial, which began in 2012, the FDA was unconvinced of the drug's efficacy.
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That said, many people remain unconvinced that Facebook's Snap-cloning in WhatsApp and Messenger is a positive addition.
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I learn some things but come away unconvinced that managed futures need to be part of my portfolio.
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Bonus links If you are unconvinced that vocal identification is a complicated thing, you can watch this video.
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But GE's value had continued to erode, setting new lows as investors remain unconvinced by Flannery's turnaround plan.
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But GE's value had continued to erode, setting new lows as investors remained unconvinced about Flannery's turnaround plan.
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But GE's value had continued to erode, setting new lows as investors remained unconvinced about Flannery's turnaround plan.
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Qatar swiftly disavowed the article as fake news manufactured by hackers, but Saudi and its friends were unconvinced.
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Some researchers remain unconvinced and believe the fossils are from apes that lived in Europe at the time.
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Jurors at his first trial, however, were unconvinced and could not reach a verdict of guilt or innocence.
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Doctors believe they've narrowed down the cause of the myelitis, but the Centers for Disease Control is unconvinced.
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But in case anyone was unconvinced, these photos will prove to you exactly why sunblock is so essential.
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Even voters on the fence about Trump next year were unconvinced the impeachment proceeding would help them decide.
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It is not just the government but also many independent, secular observers who are unconvinced by this denial.
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"I'm afraid I'm somewhat unconvinced about the utility of asking questions at all right now," another told me.
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She's unconvinced for a moment that he really wants to go, but he assures her that he does.
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Quick to emphasize that the dolls are a personal belief, she accepts that some people will remain unconvinced.
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Unconvinced that anyone would have called her a taxi without letting her know, Velasco chose to ignore him.
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They may be unhappy with the choices before them or unconvinced that their votes will make a difference.
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Amy Sample Ward, the chief executive of NTEN, a nonprofit that assists other nonprofits with technology, is unconvinced.
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The rest of the country was unconvinced, too, and female suffrage remained a controversial cause in American politics.
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They're also unconvinced that travelers will pay a lot more just to shave a few hours off lengthy trips.
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Twitter uses were both equally convinced and unconvinced that the long-haired Dunkirk star's voice is in the video.
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He's unconvinced that Epic has all of the ingredients to fix this issue, instead of just making it worse.
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However, analysts were unconvinced and felt the absence of in-fashion products was weighing on Gap brand's turnaround efforts.
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But Defence Minister Avigdor Lieberman, who has responsibility for Gaza policy, remains unconvinced and has not endorsed the proposal.
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The NRA, while supportive, was unconvinced the legislation could pass and wanted to "focus on other issues," Burlison said.
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Unconvinced, Kim, Kourtney, and Jonathan Cheban are doing a sweat test in a sauna to see who is healthier.
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But the lead judge on the case, Thomas von Danwitz, seemed unconvinced about the privacy safeguards in the agreement.
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Committee members were unconvinced by that amount, and pressed Bresch to explain how the disparity could be that large.
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It had spent the previous two years in free fall with investors unconvinced its turnaround efforts were gaining traction.
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While judges involved in the case were adamant that the ruling was not politically motivated, many were left unconvinced.
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Iron Chef Martha grills him about how he feels about this particular handmaid, and seems unconvinced by his answers.
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Hong Kong stocks ended the morning in negative territory though, as investors remain unconvinced that economic fundamentals are improving.
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He is getting broody, and ponders adopting a child, but his partner, the glowering Reece (Morgan Spector), is unconvinced.
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"We are unconvinced that Country A's law truly prohibits the Corporation from complying with the subpoena," the judges wrote.
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" Brown, however, appeared unconvinced, saying, "If you're convinced Mitch McConnell never tells a lie, be that as it may.
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San Francisco may be undefeated, but I'm unconvinced the team is as good as their record indicates thus far.
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"I am wholly unconvinced that 'training' will address the shortcomings in the character of your manager," she wrote Saturday.
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But many privacy advocates, including the Austrian activist who brought the case that ultimately invalidated Safe Harbor, are unconvinced.
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House Speaker Pelosi and top Democratic negotiators remain unconvinced it provides enough protection for American workers and the environment.
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While the judge improved the circumstances slightly, he was mostly unconvinced that Mr. Guzmán's constitutional rights had been violated.
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The explanation left Ms. Figueroa and many others unconvinced on the eighth day of the outage in her neighborhood.
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A cutting joke can deflate bombast, educate the public, and convince the unaware or unconvinced to stand with you.
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Democrats remain unconvinced by the administration and have seized on the opportunity to call Mr. Trump soft on China.
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Indeed, many senior federal bank regulators remain unconvinced that Dodd-Frank has fixed the too-big-to-fail problem.
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While Britain and its allies have dismissed diplomats, some analysts are unconvinced on whether anything further could be announced.
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The title story, in which a successful businesswoman finds new forms of contentment while baselessly incarcerated, left me unconvinced.
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But Bruno Gualano, a professor of physiology and nutrition at the University of São Paulo in Brazil, was unconvinced.
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And while meat treated with chlorine washes is deemed safe by the U.S. government, many U.K. officials remain unconvinced.
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Unconvinced I could cut it as a reporter, Jones offered me a full-time position as a video editor.
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Feroza Aziz remains unconvinced by TikTok&aposs apology, saying she believes TikTok is helping China censor politically sensitive content.
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"We are unconvinced that the 21:9 ratio is differentiated enough despite Sony's strong credentials in content," he said.
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On the Wednesday before the final vote, Space met with Obama in the Oval Office, but he remained unconvinced.
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After meeting with Bayer in May, Rahman said he was unconvinced that the deal would create value for shareholders.
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But when N.F.L. scouts passed through Greensboro, said Shawn Gibbs, his position coach at A&T, some seemed unconvinced.
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And if you're unconvinced on that point, I'll leave you with another quote from Streetrunner: Follow Kyle Kramer on Twitter.
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I came away from one of his press conferences frankly unconvinced that we had heard the last of Space Oddity.
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Savoini seemed unconvinced, suggesting a smaller initial shipment if that was less risky, and repeating his concerns about dollar transactions.
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Amid it all, the market remained unconvinced the Fed will move, and that could be the biggest vote of all.
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But so would pushing through a deal in the name of the people amid evidence that the people were unconvinced.
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Many PC gamers are still unconvinced that they can safely ditch a cord, so it's good to see more competition.
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Still, despite these seemingly promising changes, Dr. Zayas is unconvinced that there has been sufficient progress in supporting young Latinas.
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Trap artists like Offset got rightfully called out last year for homophobic gaffes, with iffy apologies that left many unconvinced.
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For all the doubts surrounding Mr Abe's handling of the economy, voters seem unconvinced that the opposition could do better.
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Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, who once met with Trump, said he left the meeting feeling unconvinced.
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After meeting with Bayer in May, Rahman said he remained unconvinced that the transaction would create value for Bayer shareholders.
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Moreover, López Obrador's administration proposed measures to prevent the continued deterioration of the company's credit quality, but investors were unconvinced.
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The district court was unconvinced due to other evidence that the cartel was voluntary and declined to dismiss the suit.
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"We are unconvinced that Country A's law truly prohibits the Corporation from complying with the subpoena," the Circuit judges wrote.
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James Lankford of Oklahoma remain unconvinced the tax cut bill will indeed generate the $1 trillion in revenue they need.
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And even today, 173 years later, a substantial portion of the American public remains unaware or unconvinced it is happening.
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But Martín J. Quezada, a Democratic leader in the Senate, is unconvinced that the state is committed to doing better.
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Mr. Jabs said he was unconvinced that anyone on Germany's political stage had a solution for the poor he serves.
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Some scientists, like Robert Geller, a seismologist at the University of Tokyo, are unconvinced that A.I. will improve earthquake forecasts.
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Hickey remained unconvinced about the verity of Mumler's art, and went to the city marshal's office to file a grievance.
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On Wednesday, the commission members appeared unconvinced that Whiteclay has received sufficient attention from law enforcement officials in Sheridan County.
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And he remains unconvinced that the United States can effectively intervene in overseas conflicts like the one unfolding in Syria.
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Democrats emerged from an intelligence briefing on Wednesday "wholly" unconvinced that President Donald Trump's decision to kill Iranian Maj. Gen.
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The new plan is aimed at making the development more palatable to regulators, although opponents have said they remain unconvinced.
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His defense reportedly argued that the physical evidence was insufficient to tie him to the crime — but the jury was unconvinced.
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Aly led by asking the brothers if the videos were indeed real, unconvinced by the reactions of participants in their pranks.
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They are unconvinced by the arguments of political and business figures or even a much broader globalized metropolitan upper middle-class.
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B. was unconvinced: Once you go flat, you never go back There is, of course, a bigger, grander conspiracy theory here.
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Several former national security officials remain unconvinced by Trump's early moves, even though they acknowledge them as a potentially positive step.
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Black N.H. voters unconvinced by Bernie Sanders Florida's giant Powerball jackpot still unclaimed Woman crashes own funeral after husband's murder plot
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Many Japanese investors, unconvinced of the strength of the country's economic recovery, are eager to sell into rallies and book profits.
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However, I'm unconvinced you can spin the lack of PWD diversity reporting (and therefore accountability) into a discussion about product design.
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But Aaron is convinced there's a way to reconcile and join both communities against a common enemy, while Enid remains unconvinced.
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Google and other tech companies have denied that their algorithms and practices discriminate against conservative speech, though many Republicans remain unconvinced.
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Act unenthusiastic, even unconvinced, about the product I walked into the dealership and asked to test drive the 2017 Honda Fit.
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That proved an interesting use of Lofelt's tech but as a standalone product our very own Brian Heater came away unconvinced.
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In an interview, Mr. Zipperer said he was unconvinced by the authors' attempt to square this year's findings with last year's.
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He was unconvinced that Democrats needed to find the candidate the party establishment deemed mainstream enough to take on the incumbent.
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Those who were waiting on the sidelines before offering their opinions emerged Saturday afternoon unconvinced that Northam should remain in office.
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After a lengthy defense of the president, Senator Jim Risch of Idaho turned to an Associated Press reporter who appeared unconvinced.
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Justice Ostrager was obviously unconvinced by those arguments, instead siding with shareholders who asked him to reject the proposed class settlement.
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Brian Sandoval (R) huddled with top administration officials over the weekend but signaled after the meeting that he was still unconvinced.
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Jackson, the former Defense Department official, is also unconvinced that Kim Jong Un is the reformer many hoped he would be.
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"I am unconvinced that any Justice of the Supreme Court who decided Whole Woman's Health would endorse" the opinion, Higginson said.
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The committee is unconvinced an LME is strictly necessary or legal to recapitalise the bank and complete the sale to Lone Star.
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The market remains unconvinced that the killing of journalist and U.S. resident Jamal Khashoggi will cause a conflict that shrinks Saudi supply.
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But this is explicitly being sold as a gaming phone, so I can't totally recommend it if I'm unconvinced on that level.
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But not all are painting such a gloomy picture, unconvinced they are seeing a dotcom bubble like that seen in the 2000s.
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The ECU Group's Griffiths was also unconvinced that any OPEC/non-OPEC deal could bring long-term stability to global oil markets.
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But Wyden was unconvinced, saying the disclosures were only corrected after his staff caught the omission and brought it to Mnuchin's attention.
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Wonk that she is ("If you're unconvinced that friends are worth it, consider the data," she writes), that is a surpassing humiliation.
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As for the protective order, she seemed unconvinced that any records previously in Butina's possession should be exempt from a protective order.
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Investors, unconvinced, kept right on dumping stocks and stashing money in government bonds — the modern equivalent of hiding savings in a mattress.
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However, Mr. Miller says he is unconvinced that Republicans will install adequate protections against corporations storing their profits in offshore tax shelters.
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"You see an upside surprise in average hourly earnings," but Wall Street remains unconvinced that those gains necessarily portend broader inflation gains.
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"I remain unconvinced that it's a pathology in its own right," Paul Appelbaum, a professor of psychiatry at Columbia University, told me.
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Still, many Democratic lawmakers were unconvinced and some said the briefing struck them as an attempt to minimize the threat from Russia.
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But some investors remain unconvinced that sterling is a buy, pointing to structural weaknesses of the British economy such as widening deficits.
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DEFLATIONARY RISKS: Analysts, however, remain concerned about deflationary risks in the sector, unconvinced that the worst is over yet for Chinese manufacturers.
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"I am unconvinced that any justice of the Supreme Court who decided Whole Woman's Health would endorse our opinion," Judge Higginson wrote.
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I remain unconvinced that they've fixed what was one of the worst offensive lines in the league, and Murray has his own flaws.
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Pence spent the weekend in Germany seeking to reassure Europeans that Trump was committed to the NATO defense pact, but left some unconvinced.
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A return to state ownership is only a remote possibility; Mr Di Maio's coalition partners from the right-wing Northern League are unconvinced.
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Others are unconvinced that Ramaphosa, who has been deputy president since 2014, will be as tough on corruption as his campaign rhetoric suggests.
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The report garnered nearly instant criticism when it was published earlier this month from cybersecurity experts who were unconvinced by the available evidence.
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Despite Woodrum insisting that she was a mere victim to an online scam, Judge Penelope Wass, who presided over her case, was unconvinced.
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Fianna Fail, which won just seven fewer seats than Fine Gael in the election, remains unconvinced about cutting any deal with its rival.
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But after a decade of seeing Kratos as little more than a cloud of spinning blades, I was unconvinced this approach could work.
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For one thing, many are unconvinced that America will truly stick around, as the costs of any war with China grow over time.
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But analysts are unconvinced that the trade talks and subsequent relief rally signal sustained improvements, particularly in a new era of tightening liquidity.
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Larsen is unconvinced by arguments stating that dogs and cats should be given foods that they're more likely to eat in the wild.
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It's unfortunate that too many people close to Viva remain unconvinced of her agency, and of sex work's viability and validity at all.
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In spite of her schedule, editorials and clear hard work, nearly everybody NBC News spoke to here remained unconvinced by their American guest.
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But while the stock is up nearly 20 percent since the announcement last Tuesday, Goldman analysts remain unconvinced, fearful of persistent production bottlenecks.
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"My message to Boris Johnson: we remain open but still unconvinced," he said, following a phone call with Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.
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Even opponents of abortion were once unconvinced that a "heartbeat" abortion ban could succeed when legislators introduced the nation's first version, in 23.
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Even opponents of abortion were once unconvinced that a "heartbeat" abortion ban could succeed when legislators introduced the nation's first version, in 200.
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Mr. Hassett also said he was unconvinced by studies that showed a significant spillover effect of a government shutdown into the private sector.
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And even though M.L.B. said it had found no evidence of Houston cheating in 2019, many remained unconvinced, including some of the Yankees.
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Even though many people complained to me about bizarre battery hiccups, I was unconvinced until I experienced virtually every one of them myself.
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Analysts remain unconvinced that Greece is over its troubled economic past, despite a warmly received upgrade on Monday by the ratings agency Fitch.
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" As far as breaking through to America, Smith is unconvinced it's a necessary goal: "Rap music is parochial, and there's power in that.
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And the market is as yet unconvinced that we can demonstrate the growth that we believe and I believe we can, we can generate.
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Analysts tell CNBC the market remains unconvinced that the Saudis would take the extraordinary measure of using oil as a tool of political retribution.
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In the end, the entrepreneur's controlling attitude and inability to take feedback left Lemonis unconvinced that Simply Slices could grow into a nationwide chain.
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But if anyone inside Facebook is unconvinced by religion, there is also Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act to recommend the idea.
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Peach State voters, however, seemed unconvinced: in May, he finished last in the Republican gubernatorial primary election with less than 5% of the vote.
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Max Bergman from Wilmington, N.C., though, remained unconvinced: What doesn't kill you makes you stronger, and that about sums up my thoughts on germs.
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The corollary of that is that I'm unconvinced that the inconvenience of that cable is bigger than the inconveniences inherent in going wireless-only.
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However, some are unconvinced that Apple will do what's necessary to take on the growing threat from Amazon Alexa, Microsoft Cortana and Google Assistant.
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Despite the band's best efforts to right the ship, critics and fans remained unconvinced, and the band ultimately broke up after the album dropped.
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"I am unconvinced that monetary policy should be used as an explicit tool" for stabilizing financial markets, Williams said at the American Economic Association.
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The company's investments to boost sales have taken their toll on profitability, and many analysts are unconvinced the company is yet back on track.
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"If markets are unconvinced the cuts can meaningfully tighten the market, part of it is because they've been looking at first quarter," said Lee.
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Critics and Macri supporters dismissed Alberto Fernandez as a "puppet" with most unconvinced he would really be in charge, despite Cristina's new lower profile.
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Others could have done more or better, too, including Eisenbud, whose explanations to the I.T.F. panel left it thoroughly unconvinced and hurt Sharapova's cause.
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While he's been widely reported to be the man in the clip, some remain unconvinced that Dhar is definitely the man in the video.
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But investors such as Peter Sartori, head of Asian equity at Nikko Asset Management in Singapore, remain unconvinced given the tepid global growth environment.
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Though a 16-panel cartoon was posted in subway stations, streets and living areas, residents seemed unconvinced they were being used for state secrets.
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Huawei has also offered to sign "no-spy" agreements with governments to reassure countries like the U.K. But security experts like Dearlove remain unconvinced.
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A pair of Democratic senators is unconvinced that a shakeup at the top of Wells Fargo is enough to address the bank's problems. Sens.
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In January, the company shed more than half its market value after FDA staff said they were unconvinced about the effectiveness of the drug.
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But other criminologists, skeptical that the 1994 law had such a big effect, are unconvinced that any new federal law would have much sway.
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At least one official — Georgia's Republican secretary of state, Brian Kemp — "remains unconvinced" that Russia tried to disrupt the election, according to the Post.
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And while the judge called those concerns legitimate, he was unconvinced that no reasonable way existed to measure how much teachers managed to teach.
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There are many thousands of burger joints across the United States with similar methodologies, and reading about this particular exemplar may leave you unconvinced.
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" The report continues: "(European) VCs are reporting increasing interest from global LPs (limited partners), while previously unconvinced European Institutional Investors are now fully engaged.
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After coming under intense criticism for not acting more decisively, Trump went ahead with the recommendations -- but remains unconvinced it was the right decision.
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In an interview, Mr. Dopp said he was unconvinced that some of the problems he had seen in the estate transactions were simply mistakes.
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This was frequently attributed to post-traumatic stress disorder, but Dr. Litz and his research team were unconvinced that this diagnosis was precise enough.
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A CNN report last week said Trump remains unconvinced of the assessment from the country's intelligence community that Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
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James Mattis, remains unconvinced that we need this new weapon, which will cost up to $28500 billion and could make nuclear war more likely.
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At least one influential Republican, Senator John McCain of Arizona, was unconvinced by Ms. Haspel's assurances and dealt a symbolic blow to her nomination.
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After researching the firm, the Twitch streamers were unconvinced that Praxis Political Legal actually represented CBS News and concluded these were fraudulent copyright claims.
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Even among those who identified themselves as unconvinced about climate change, a majority were open to seeing climate change information tailored to their locality.
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As recently as last week, three sources familiar with the President's thinking told CNN he remained unconvinced that Russia interfered in the presidential election.
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Investors, unconvinced by Pharmasset's promising Phase II hepatitis results or Gilead CEO John Martin's assurances, punished the stock in the hours following the announcement.
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India is unconvinced the militants have changed, judging by the way they rule the 10 percent of Afghan territory they control, one official said.
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He and other children sneak off to pray in the toilets, unconvinced they will not get in trouble with Islamic State for shirking religious obligations.
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Democrats and Republicans alike watched the bill's trajectory from afar with great interest, plenty unconvinced that net neutrality would be an issue remembered come November.
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The market, though, is unconvinced, particularly as it concerns the March meeting, which in some sense could be the Fed's most important of the year.
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The magnetized snap announcing the physical union was satisfying to be sure, but I'm unconvinced that it's a significant advantage over two consciously uncoupled batteries.
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At this point we are unconvinced that ICA has the will to challenge the egregiousness of continued institutional backing of this type of violent artifact.
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Four days later the IOC refused applications from 15 of the 28 athletes cleared by CAS, claiming it was still unconvinced that they were clean.
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Now that Mitchell was in the driving seat at the secret "Cats Eye" site, Soufan was unconvinced he was the right man for the job.
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Many investors remain unconvinced that Uber can turn around its fortunes, because it remains in a tough battle for market share with rival Lyft (LYFT).
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But he added that his analysis of inflation expectations, based on surveys of professional forecasters and business executives, left him unconvinced that expectations are slipping.
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Except the challenges its rollout face are so legion that I am deeply unconvinced muni broadband is the solution to the repeal of net neutrality.
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A man belonging to a Native American tribe from Washington State who says he's close to members of the MHA Nation tribal council remains unconvinced.
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Markets, though, have remained unconvinced, with the futures market assigning just a 50.9 percent chance to a fourth hike, according to the CME's FedWatch tool.
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But Weinstein's brother's Bob was apparently unconvinced by Weinstein's protestations of innocence, according to a November 2017 email obtained by the New York Daily News.
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However, Chief Justice John Roberts seemed unconvinced by Louisiana's argument in March, meaning the fate of the nearly 40-year-old precedent is still uncertain.
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Having grudgingly conceded that maybe the planet is indeed getting a bit warmer, the climate deniers claim to be unconvinced that greenhouse gases are responsible.
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Mr. King left the meeting unconvinced about the Russian hacking, which the intelligence chiefs did manage to discuss amid the questions about Mr. Comey's conduct.
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WeWork&aposs attempt at going public in September failed after investors were unconvinced by the company&aposs plan to turn around its cash-burning trajectory.
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There is only a 10 percent chance of a move next week and a still fairly unconvinced 55 percent likelihood of a cut in November.
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Some investors are unconvinced that traditional players have what it takes to compete with their online rivals, given the latter's advantages in technology and data.
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A 'chilling effect' Despite the government's repeated assurances that the bill was only intended to stop the rapid spread of malicious falsehoods, critics remained unconvinced.
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Vague details about the credit card's interest rate and the price of TV+ left investors unconvinced that they could make up for slowing iPhone sales.
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Still, CNN's report captures a White House seemingly shaken by the past week's revelations and unconvinced by Trump's brash denials that he did anything wrong.
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Myanmar's leaders, including President Aung San Suu Kyi, have sought to frame the escalating violence as a fight against terrorism, but the international community is unconvinced.
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Park has denied wrongdoing but the South Korean public, frustrated by the nation's history of political scandals and crony capitalism, remains unconvinced and strongly supports impeachment.
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Many market participants are unconvinced, opting for the easier solution of cancelling their metal and moving it out of LME storage as soon as they can.
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But investors, who have cooled on Samsung since May because of weak chip sales, appear unconvinced that the plan will reverse a slowdown in profit growth.
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Donors have seen their money go to waste as Trump continued to rise in the polls, and some remain unconvinced more spending can slow him down.
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Up to Friday's close, the company's shares had almost halved since mid-January when the FDA staff said they were unconvinced about the effectiveness of eteplirsen.
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And Mark Shelhamer, former Chief Scientist for the NASA Human Research Program, is pretty unconvinced they can be caught up to speed by late next year.
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MedSec's CEO Justine Bone says that her company didn't disclose to St. Jude because it was unconvinced the medical device maker would actually fix the problem.
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Spokesman Lee Kyu-chul said the prosecution was unconvinced by the Samsung chief's argument that he was a victim of coercion due to pressure from Park.
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Some will no doubt be skeptical of the Hyperloop, unconvinced that it can overcome the legitimate physical, financial, and regulatory challenges that lay in its way.
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It's often said that Japan was slow to smartphones, with tens of millions of flip phone users long unconvinced of the benefits of iPhone and Android.
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AbbVie CEO Richard Gonzalez reiterated the company's current strategy of signing agreements with rival drugmakers to delay the launch of Humira copies, but investors seemed unconvinced.
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But there was little rejoicing back home, with many Greeks unconvinced that the sacrifices they have made to stay in the euro were worth the pain.
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But the briefing backfired and lawmakers were unconvinced by the administration's arguments for staying involved in the war, leading to more support for the Yemen resolution.
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Torsten Slok, chief economist at Deutsche Bank Securities, was unconvinced that the clipped pace of hiring was the natural byproduct of an economy at full capacity.
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And while the use of smartphones is certainly part of the problem, many are unconvinced that keeping them out of drivers' hands will be a panacea.
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But Congress appeared unconvinced of the urgency of the strike: Both the House and Senate have since voted to restrain Mr. Trump's war powers against Iran.
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"The proposed mega-constellations, despite the claims that the operators make that they're going to be able to handle the situation, I am unconvinced," McDowell said.
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Little moments of ice hurled themselves against the window as the boys and girls, my peers, stared, their faces as unconvinced as blank sheets of paper.
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Unconvinced of the "decisive moment" preached by Henri Cartier-Bresson, she always worked in sequences and carefully staged fictive scenes that evince their own constructed nature.
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Ray is totally unconvinced that you can find any song out there from streaming, leading Khaled to show it off with a Doobie Brothers song Ray requests.
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Live footage of Bryan's mother Olga watching this scene unfold: Unconvinced, Kathy asked Bryan to repeat his answer, and Rachel, clearly irked, stepped in to defend him.
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Yet it has struggled to make further progress and many major banks remain unconvinced the market can ride out 18 months of potentially bruising Brexit negotiations unscathed.
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I'm still unconvinced on the value of an ultrawide display, especially because e-sports games like Overwatch and League of Legends traditionally don't support them at all.
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This isn't the first time we've heard that the Justice Department remains unconvinced that a combined T-Mobile and Sprint would be a positive development for consumers.
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But, even after Teigen learned that she had been playing with a somewhat dangerous bug, she remained (somewhat) unconvinced that it was as bad as people claimed.
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"Until we are able to retrieve the device, we cannot confirm that this incident involves the new Note7," the company explained, seemingly unconvinced (and, no doubt, exhausted).
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However, as a gamer, I'm unconvinced that most of the Scar II's "gaming-oriented aesthetic" is more than just gaudy branding and an excessive use of camo.
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Investors are unconvinced that circumstances will allow the BoE to raise rates and are pricing in only a 50-50 chance of a rate hike this year.
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Washington (CNN)US President Donald Trump remains unconvinced that Russia attempted to influence the 2016 election, his new White House Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci said on Sunday.
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But Democrats were unconvinced that the bill would benefit the middle class, pointing out that the JCT also found that millions of Americans would see tax increases.
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However, investors appeared unconvinced on Wednesday that Macri's late change of direction could prevent the return of the left to power in Latin America's third-largest economy.
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But Pavol remained unconvinced and is determined to continue his campaigning - despite his work leading to threats and intimidation to himself and his family from the police.
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The measures marked a significant turnabout in the president's IMF-backed efforts to balance the crisis-prone country's budget, although market participants seemed unconvinced by his proposals.
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Some of the academics I contacted for this article declined to participate, telling me that they were unconvinced that anything useful could come from Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing.
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But policymakers remain unconvinced by Google's stated intentions, and have asked for briefings by December 6 on exactly how the information is being stored in Google's cloud.
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Many liberal economists remain unconvinced that for all the tough talk, the Chinese government would willingly reduce its own power and risk a backlash from displaced workers.
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But the officials said intelligence agencies remain unconvinced that any of the information gathered from the consulate will resolve the fundamental question of the crown prince's involvement.
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Although I understand the curatorial choice to spotlight only Harris's best works, the narrow focus of the show left me unconvinced of his genius as a whole.
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But "many Chinese remain unconvinced the government is being completely forthcoming about the toll of the disease," Steven Lee Myers and Chris Buckley of the NYT write.
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He has so far refused to do so, saying that he is unconvinced by the scientific data provided by James Martin, who conducted the analysis for Sotheby's.
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It had been a decade since Andre 3000 told the Source Awards that the South had something to say, and plenty of people were still entirely unconvinced.
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That means they are unconvinced that the next government - whether Modi wins the election, due by May, or not - will hit the deficit goals in those two years.
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"We remain unconvinced [the ban] has more to do with national security than it does with effectuating the President's promised Muslim ban," the court said at the time.
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Trump's latest claim that Huawei could be part of a trade deal has injected some hope into markets, but unless further talks are announced investors will remain unconvinced.
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Iowa voter Jamison Painter is unconvinced that climate change is as big of a problem as most Democrats (and also scientists, to be clear) have said it is.
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Unconvinced, Kevin snaps a photo and sends it to Laurie, who looks up Daniah, learns that she works in a library, then warns Kevin to leave her alone.
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FDA staff said in January they were unconvinced about the effectiveness of the drug, which is designed to treat a subset of patients with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD).
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The judge repeatedly expressed incredulity that advice given to Duke was not substantial, and was also unconvinced that the sole impetus for the decision was a threatened lawsuit.
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The shopkeeper told her they belonged to members of his family, she recalled in an interview with a Phoenix radio program this past February, but she remained unconvinced.
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But household spending slumped 1.2 percent in January from a year earlier, marking the 11th straight month of declines, a sign consumers are unconvinced that wages will increase.
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Despite Trump administration claims that its proposed budget and domestic policies would boost economic growth to levels not seen in decades, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office remains unconvinced.
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The change, in part, comes as consumers hold on to their smartphones longer, unconvinced of the need to upgrade to new models that offer only incremental technological improvements.
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He grabbed a rug and went on the Giant Slide with the youngest of his four daughters, Grace, 11, who looked unconvinced of the wisdom of this activity.
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He consistently highlights his electability against Trump, seeking to prove himself to be an alternative to those unconvinced Joe Biden is best suited to compete against the President.
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He is committed to the land-restitution process, though he is unconvinced by recent suggestions that it ought to encompass claims dating before the 1913 Natives Land Act.
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Despite the signs of progress, some experts remain unconvinced that the White House and Democrats can move past their policy differences and the political tensions threatening the deal.
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Like most Democratic senators, and a small group of Republicans, Booker said he was unconvinced by the administration's argument that an imminent threat against Americans justified the killing.
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This could be a motivation for the leaking of the questions by someone who is unconvinced that Trump could navigate all of these questions without tripping a wire.
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Parliament will consider legalizing its growth for medicinal use, the speaker said last month, but in the Bekaa, some people are unconvinced there will be a meaningful change.
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Republican critics of the Obama administration were unconvinced, however, and accused the State Department of going out of its way to protect Clinton, now the Democratic presidential nominee.
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David Holohan, head of equity strategy at Mediolanum Asset Management in Dublin, is another investor shifting to more defensive positioning, unconvinced central bank support will help sustain markets.
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If we're just talking about the near term, I'm unconvinced by Apple and Google's arguments that the jack had to go to make room for better, more integrated design.
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But while the company's expected costs tally up to as much as $30 billion, beyond what the company says it's able to manage, some on Wall Street remain unconvinced.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May had said she won the backing of her senior ministers for an EU divorce deal on Wednesday but many in her government are unconvinced.
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Trump senior adviser Kellyanne Conway told CNN's Anderson Cooper Monday that Trump remains unconvinced that any breaches were part of an attempt to push Trump into the White House.
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Now, that doctor, George Delgado, has released a study that he says can back up claims that his "abortion reversal" works — but medical professionals remain unconvinced by his research.
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Ellis appeared unconvinced, noting that in his tenure on the bench — he was confirmed in 1987 — he was familiar with how prosecutors used investigations to pressure people for information.
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Jurors were unconvinced and Erik and Lyle were convicted of first-degree murder in 1996, after which they were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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Jurors were unconvinced and Erik and Lyle were convicted of first-degree murder in 1996, after which they were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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General Electric shares soared to their best day in a decade following the Thursday's fourth-quarter earnings report but J.P. Morgan analyst Stephen Tusa remained unconvinced by GE's results.
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During Monday's Desus & Mero, the VICELAND hosts were unconvinced by her animal antics, though Desus did admit he'd like some clarity about what the hell his cat is thinking.
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A key gauge of long-term inflation expectations fell to a two-week low in a sign that investors were unconvinced that ECB policy action would boost inflation prospects.
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Friday's documents only questioned the conclusiveness of Sarepta's data but didn't really question whether eteplirsen works, Behanna said, adding that in BioMarin's case reviewers were unconvinced of Kyndrisa's effectiveness.
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I'm similarly unconvinced that players who get lured to Fortnite's free Battle Royale are going to leave with an appreciation of what the rest of the game is about.
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The government is proposing a six-and-a-half-hour ban on flights overnight as well as legally binding noise targets, but residents in the area are still unconvinced.
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When the New Horizons spacecraft flew by Pluto last July, the space community rejoiced, but some people remained unconvinced that NASA had actually pulled off such an ambitious rendezvous.
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Currently, marijuana is a Schedule I drug—the most restrictive category—because the Food and Drug Administration remains unconvinced that the whole plant material has an accepted medical use.
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The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals on Friday appeared unconvinced the government can block an undocumented 17-year-old girl who is in federal custody from getting an abortion.
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But some of the biggest names in hedge funds remain unconvinced, from Ray Dalio, founder of the world's biggest hedge fund Bridgewater, to legendary hedge fund manager Julian Robertson.
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With much of the fanbase still unconvinced by the move to Stratford's Olympic Park, the club's directors were clearly desperate to pay an overwrought tribute to their spiritual home.
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In the Salman case, the justices were unconvinced that juries could distinguish between disclosures for "personal" as opposed to "corporate" purposes, especially because many tips involve multiple, overlapping purposes.
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Mr. Mnangagwa has agreed to allow international election observers into the country to observe the polls, but the opposition alliance, dominated by the Movement for Democratic Change, remains unconvinced.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Trump, unconvinced of the value of the relationship with South Korea, threatened to withdraw forces there if Seoul didn't bear a larger share of the basing costs.
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Although he called the president's conduct in office "a joke," he was unwilling to commit to voting Democratic in 383, unconvinced by the 10 party hopefuls the night before.
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He is also unconvinced that Shiv really cares about the culture at Waystar — perhaps because he thinks his daughter's convictions, like his own, are more strategic than deeply held.
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Still, Pruitt is unconvinced and threatens long term health of forests, encourages burning of trees for electricity, and ignores manmade global warming by concealing the role exacerbated by emissions.
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But Judge Clifton said that only a small fraction of the world's Muslims were affected by the order, suggesting that he was unconvinced that its effect was religious discrimination.
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Those still unconvinced of the government's ability to enforce religious freedom exemptions may wish to consider grounds on which HHS would be acting: provider receipt of HHS-administered funds.
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H. Jay Melosh, a Purdue University professor who is an expert on meteors and impacts, described the new paper as "an intriguing idea," but added that he was unconvinced.
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But oil futures fell as much as 3 percent during Monday's U.S. session, with traders unconvinced OPEC was moving toward an output freeze designed to reduce the global oil glut.
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Though Walmart hopes the purchase will help it develop stronger technical expertise in e-commerce and allow it to take advantage of the fledgling Indian market, some investors were unconvinced.
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"With the market still unconvinced an agreement will be reached, any signs that OPEC will cap output could see prices surge higher," said ANZ in a market report on Tuesday.
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So far, quite a few key players remain unconvinced, with several of the foreign ministers of big EU countries still waiting until the last moment to decide on their participation.
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A new study concludes there's no amount of alcohol consumption that's safe for overall health — a finding that's likely to surprise moderate drinkers, and that has left some experts unconvinced.
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Analysts, though, remained largely unconvinced, noting those tactics were similar to the ones employed by Kraft Foods before it was merged with Heinz and put under 3G's cost-cutting machine.
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The scale of the work is certainly monumental, in a Wagnerian sort of way — I spent some 20-plus hours playing and exploring, and I'm unconvinced that I saw everything.
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A year-long trend of "dollarisation" has not abated, with a near-record 53% of accounts holding foreign currencies in mid-July, suggesting Turks are unconvinced by the lira's rally.
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A rate increase at that meeting is considered unlikely, with officials like Governor Daniel Tarullo saying they are unconvinced inflation is moving adequately toward the central bank's 2 percent target.
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After the second world war it became associated in America with hygiene and wealth; in other rich countries governments (which paid for most health care) were unconvinced of its merits.
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House conservatives are unconvinced that GOP leaders have a clear strategy and worried that the holiday deadline pressure would result in a bill loaded with extraneous measures they won't like.
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The "miracle" involving d'Youville had already been overturned once by the Vatican's medical committee, unconvinced by the story of a first remission, a relapse, and a much longer second remission.
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Clinton's reversal on the free trade that has, on balance, been good for the American economy for decades has left her vulnerable, defending positions of which she herself is unconvinced.
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A Florida couple was denied custody on Monday of their four-year-old son with leukemia after a judge said he was unconvinced they would bring him for chemotherapy treatments.
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In the wake of the shootings, Trump has condemned "white supremacy," but many of his critics have been unconvinced by his words given his history of equivocating on the issue.
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I spent hours hemming and hawing, and, even with the advice of the extraordinarily patient Fendi Made to Order expert, was unconvinced it would all be O.K. in the end.
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Though she remains unconvinced how much animal models will ultimately help, she did say that psychiatrists could learn from the work of ethologists, who study inborn behavior patterns in animals.
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A federal judge ordered William Barr, the attorney general, to privately show him parts of the report that were redacted — saying he was unconvinced that the redactions had been justified.
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Last week, the acting administrator of the F.A.A. defended the company on Capitol Hill, but safety experts remain unconvinced the jets in question are ready to return to the skies.
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The picture was painted in 1884 when van Gogh, then 30, moved back in with his parents, who, according to Mr. Blühm, were unconvinced of his career as an artist.
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China's factory activity showed surprising signs of improvement in November, but analysts are divided between those unconvinced that the worst is over for Chinese manufacturers and those who believe otherwise.
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Critics were unconvinced when it aired in 2013, and Brooker told me he agreed that the ending, which skips forward to a Waldo-dominated global police state, is too abrupt.
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He worked as a journalist and became politically active with the Republican and Democratic parties, but abandoned both, unconvinced that they were seriously addressing the issues facing blacks after Reconstruction.
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Barr himself cleared Trump of the crime of obstruction, without ever really explaining his legal rationale in detail, and leaving many legal observers unconvinced about the impartiality of his reasoning.
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On Sunday, Mr. Trump's new communications director, Anthony Scaramucci, repeated the White House position that Mr. Trump remains unconvinced by the evidence Russia was the culprit behind the election hacking.
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Unconvinced, Mr. Trump corrected Mr. Lighthizer, one of the administration's most ardent hard-liners, in front of senior American and Chinese officials, saying that he wants a robust trade agreement.
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He said in February he was "unconvinced" by arguments in favor of recreational pot and even went so far as to call the substance a "gateway" to more dangerous drugs.
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Indeed, Mr. Stallone was wholly unconvinced, at least at first, having been happy with the series' apparent final installment, "Rocky Balboa" (2006), which he starred in and directed, receiving respectable reviews.
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I'm going to be honest, some of the statements that I have seen from men in Hollywood have left me unmoved and unconvinced about their commitment to the issue at hand.
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Ecclestone, a lifelong deal-maker, was unconvinced by social media after growing the sport into a billion dollar business through television deals and hosting fees from countries in increasingly exotic locations.
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More research was done on the samples in 2002, but skeptics remained unconvinced, saying the shapes were strange minerals that just happened to look like the fossilized remnants of biological specimens.
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Reynolds told me that, based on the power and speed off the flashing, the goggles should be safe to use, but he was unconvinced that they would achieve Chopra's claimed benefit.
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But even though provincial governments are free to spend the revenue raised by a carbon tax or emissions-credit sales however they wish, Brad Wall, the premier of Saskatchewan, remains unconvinced.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders has won over several big-name Democrats and rumored 2020 presidential candidates for his new universal health care bill, but many of his more vulnerable colleagues remain unconvinced.
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The RBA has repeatedly said that low inflation would allow room for a further cut, but it has also sounded unconvinced ever-easier policy was the right prescription for the economy.
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This may be accompanied by a tiering system, whereby banks pay a discount rate on part of their excess liquidity, although this tool still left a significant number of governors unconvinced.
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Valve argued that "the Steam Link app simply functions as a LAN-based remote desktop similar to numerous remote desktop applications already available on the App Store," but Apple was unconvinced.
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No prominent dissidents have returned home yet though since Karimov died a year ago and Raufkhon said some of his fellow emigres were still unconvinced it was safe to do so.
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The central bank has said low inflation would allow room for a further cut in rates, though it also sounded unconvinced ever-easier policy was the right prescription for the economy.
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The report from S3 partners comes a day after Goldman Sachs encouraged its clients to sell the stock, unconvinced Tesla will be able to meet even its Model 3 production targets.
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During the visit, Johnson attempted to reassure fishermen that a no deal Brexit would not lead to delays in the processing of fish caught in British waters, but Berbner was unconvinced.
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Revelations that Trump had been unconvinced by Comey for his entire transition and presidency were surprising given the White House had previously expressed confidence in the ousted FBI chief multiple times.
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"I am distinctly unconvinced and honestly think the study is rather flawed," Alan Jackson, fellow at the Centre for Planetary Sciences at the University of Toronto Scarborough, wrote in an email.
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Chief of Staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE is reportedly unconvinced that Johnson "deserves" to be pardoned, and White House counsel Don McGahn has said it is "unnecessary," according to the Post.
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It's not like the woman-to-woman friendships on Girls are super healthy, but the show seems unconvinced that men and women who are at all close can remain sexually uninvolved.
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He told a group of TV anchors ahead of the speech he was unconvinced that it would change any minds, but allowed some of his advisers to talk him into it.
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But after training camp, the franchise's new brain trust, including Coach Pat Shurmur and General Manager Dave Gettleman, was apparently unconvinced that Webb was the best option as Manning's heir apparent.
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U.S. stock markets fell again for the third time this week, signaling that panic-stricken equity investors remained unconvinced that sweeping policy actions would avert a global recession over the coronavirus.
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Still, Powell almost seemed as if he were unconvinced that the Fed really needed to be cutting rates just yet, and he was doing so only because the market demanded it.
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Uygur insisted that forcing an election will ensure that every worker has their say, but the staff is unconvinced, and the union is holding strong to its demand for voluntary recognition.
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But Mike Hale, a New York Times critic, was unconvinced: "There's the same studied, cautious tastefulness that you often get from a Manhattan expense-account restaurant," he wrote in his review.
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Steve McNamara, general secretary of the Licensed Taxi Drivers' Association, which represents about half the city's 23,000 cabbies, said he was unconvinced by Uber's efforts to project a friendlier corporate image.
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Sonmez said in a statement shared on Twitter hours after her reinstatement that Post executive editor Marty Baron's handling of the incident left her unconvinced of management's commitment to the truth.
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After touring the family shelter, she was unconvinced, telling the mayor in a letter dated May 8 that the apartments were too small and better suited for college students and seniors.
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For those who remain unconvinced that an unqualified vote for football is a vote for Trump, the Jock Culture Department of TomDispatch suggests you follow Richie Incognito to the Menninger Clinic.
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The first couple times I used it, I was unconvinced, but after wearing this headset during a particularly long run through a few Nightfall strikes on Destiny 2, I came around.
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But Halpern-Felsher is unconvinced that Juul — which is partially owned by tobacco giant Altria and run by a former Altria executive — has proven it can be trusted to police itself.
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In August, the FDA rejected Sarepta Therapeutics' marketing application for a drug that aimed to treat children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy after the regulator was reportedly unconvinced about the drug's benefit.
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He worked as a journalist and became politically active with the Republican and Democratic parties, but he abandoned both, unconvinced that they were seriously addressing the issues facing blacks after Reconstruction.
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If looking for a new job is not an option or you're unconvinced the grass will be greener elsewhere, there are ways to try making your current working situation more palatable.
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In this state, and in other parts of the country where many residents are unconvinced of climate change, renewable energy supporters have often tailored their pitches to focus on economic benefits.
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Democratic leaders are working hard to avoid what they saw as the Mueller investigation's shortcomings: too bogged down in process and easily swallowed by Trump, with the public unconvinced of wrongdoing.
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Rep. Gerry ConnollyGerald (Gerry) Edward ConnollyTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE (D-Va.) said after an administration briefing on Wednesday that he is unconvinced that President Trump's decision to launch the drone strike that killed Iran's top military commander was necessary.
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With regards to the growing calls on co-founder Mark Zuckerberg to split his two roles of CEO and chairman, McNamee is unconvinced that the change would have much of an impact.
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In his first comments on being excluded, Javid said he had written to the prime minister's office asking why he was not invited to the banquet and was unconvinced by the answer.
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Conley, who does research on non-monogamy, says that if the reluctant partner remains unconvinced after a month or two of thinking and processing, then some tough decisions have to be made.
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If you're still unconvinced the Mother of Dragons/Khaleesi/Unburnt Queen of the Andals/Dairy Queen (right?) deserves the Iron Throne, wait till you hear her latest campaign platform: Freeing the P.
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Of those tools, a cut in the ECB's deposit rate had the broadest consensus, while a tiering system still left some governors unconvinced, according to sources who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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Not only did he fall short, but "polls suggest that the public remains mostly unconvinced about the need to amend the constitution, which is seen as less of a priority," said Adenwala.
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GE did not entertain talks at the time and remains unconvinced that any offer would be able to match how much the tax-efficient spinoff will earn for shareholders, the person said.
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Although unconvinced by Fidden's global genocide theory, both are avowed anti-vaxxers—believing that vaccinating children against common diseases like measles actually engenders the spread of disease, rather than being a preventative.
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However, housebuilding stocks such as Berkeley Group and Barratt Developments fell, as investors remained unconvinced that the sector could escape the after-effects of Britain's shock vote to quit the European Union.
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Some critics remain unconvinced that virtual reality devices will become mainstream consumer products, given the cost, the potential to induce nausea in some people and the sky-high expectations for the technology.
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But the Cardinals are hardly poor — they are starting a 15-year cable deal worth more than $1 billion this year — and they are unconvinced that a tear-down would work, anyway.
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In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Maisie Williams, the actress who plays Arya Stark, said she was unconvinced when she first read about the scene in which she killed the Night King.
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Yet each side has its doubts, especially the Social Democrats, whose supporters remain unconvinced that a third government with the party that was previously its main rival is in its best interest.
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"Despite aggressive moves by central banks, investors remain unconvinced that any of these actions will be enough to stave off the ill effects from (the virus)," ING Asia economist Prakash Sakpal said.
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He was so stung by the series of blunders by Democrats elected to run the elections offices in two South Florida counties that he confessed that he remained unconvinced of the results.
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Tuilagi's no-arms hit on a falling George North resembled the sort of offence that was penalised relentlessly during last year's World Cup after a World Rugby directive but Jones remained unconvinced.
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But Democrats were unconvinced, and Mr. Comey's firing was quickly taken up as Exhibit A in the case for the Justice Department to appoint a special prosecutor to take over the case.
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Some members of the Judiciary Committee were aggressively advocating impeachment after Mueller concluded his probe into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, even as the majority of the caucus remained unconvinced.
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Jesus "Chuy" Garcia, an Illinois congressman who stumped for Sanders in Nevada, said the victory signals a new level of credibility for Sanders, particularly to minority voters previously unconvinced he could win.
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The museum's opening is especially significant in a state imperiled by rising sea levels and overseen by a governor, Rick Scott, who has said he is unconvinced that climate change is real.
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Mr. Trump remained unconvinced, but by midafternoon, armed with vote counts showing that the measure lacked a majority to pass, the president called the speaker to agree: You should pull the bill.
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Jeremy Corbyn, Labour's leader, was shunned by voters, who doubted his promises on the economy, rejected his embrace of dictators and terrorists and were unconvinced by his claims to reject anti-Semitism.
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Justices Stephen Breyer, a member of the court's liberal wing, seemed unconvinced that Dodd-Frank should be expanded because employees who report violations internally are already protected by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
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MANUFACTURING: China's factory activity showed surprising signs of improvement in November, but analysts are concerned about deflationary risks in the sector and unconvinced that the worst is over yet for Chinese manufacturers.
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I guess you could also say that he's probably just angered Walder Frey, and you don't want to anger Walder Frey (if we think Walder really cares about Walda, which I'm unconvinced by).
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President Donald Trump might remain unconvinced, but outside the White House there remains little doubt that President Vladimir Putin's government has deliberately attempted to drive political events in Europe and the United States.
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The audience seemed unconvinced, but this is the role the Kremlin has scripted for Ms Sobchak as an approved sparring partner for Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, at the election due on March 18th.
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Thyssenkrupp faces risks ranging from economic uncertainty to cartel fines in 2019, potentially complicating a planned spin-off of the German company's capital goods business which has so far left some investors unconvinced.
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Second, some Fed officials, including Eric Rosengren of the Boston Fed, remain unconvinced of the need for any easing at all; a push by the leadership for 22.25bp could risk fracturing the Committee.
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Stephen Curry was once unconvinced that humans had set foot on the moon — but online controversy, an invitation from NASA and a chat with an actual astronaut seem to have changed his mind.
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If you are still unconvinced about his reprehensible nature, let me just say that Lemoin is distracted during the heist itself by thoughts of how handsome he will look in the security footage.
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Wells Fargo has said it fired more than 5,000 employees over several years for the improper activity, but members of Congress remain unconvinced that senior management was not aware of the sales tactics.
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In short, much of the American public remains unconvinced by the two primary justifications for more aggressive intervention in Syria, despite the steady accumulation of atrocities, casualties, refugees, and calls for American action.
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She is, however, unconvinced by the argument that waiving your usual fee can serve as the gift: Nonprofessional friends may participate in the wedding as well, and their gift is no less valuable.
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Maryanne Senna, a dermatologist and the director of the Hair Academic Innovative Research Unit at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, is unconvinced that customizable shampoos and conditioners work much better than standard ones.
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Warren is still looking for her base Warren's pitch during this week's debate was simple: If you like progressive policies but are unconvinced that Sanders can bring them to fruition, I'm your candidate.
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Mr. Burris, who said he has not kept in touch with Mr. Blagojevich, said he was unconvinced that a commutation would materialize because the president's "mind goes from one thing to the next."
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Specifically, they pronounced themselves unconvinced that the "security mechanism" Washington established with Turkey on the Syrian border, which consisted of joint patrols and the removal of Kurdish fortifications, sufficiently assuaged Ankara's security concerns.
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But Democrats are unconvinced, pressing for Barr to release the entire report, along with the underlying documentation, so the public can reach its own verdict about the appropriateness of Trump's dealings with Russia.
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For example, women migrating abroad for work may be well aware of the risks but nonetheless embark on dangerous travel due to cultural pressures or because they are unconvinced by warnings from NGOs.
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If you're still unconvinced that Volkswagen is close to burying its diesel sins in the dust you might be better persuaded by the same logic drawing bargain hunters to the high street this week.
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The AP reported that the refugee camp in Idomeni is "beginning to take on a form of semi-permanence," with residents seemingly unconvinced that they will be allowed to enter Macedonia any time soon.
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Culp's track record as CEO of the science and technology conglomerate Danaher, where he more than quintupled market value and revenue over a decade, was supposed to give investors hope, but some remain unconvinced.
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It is also evident in the jitters of Brexiteers, whose disgust at the slightest suggestion of parliamentary scrutiny and whose perma-fury at unconvinced Remainer commentators reveals more than they would care to admit.
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STIMULUS: Investors were unconvinced by pledges from Chinese officials of an expansion of targeted measures to ease company financing problems after China's third-quarter growth slowed to its weakest since the global financial crisis.
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The editorial also goes in on Trump's attempts to sell unconvinced House Republicans on the bill: All of this continues the pattern from the campaign that Mr. Trump is his own worst political enemy.
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Trump was initially unconvinced about pulling the bill from the House, the Times reported, but following a bleak vote count that showed the bill lacking support, the president told Ryan to withdraw the legislation.
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The Supreme Court appeared unconvinced Wednesday that the government should be able to strip a naturalized immigrant of their citizenship for having made any false statements during the naturalization process, regardless of their relevance.
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But Kelly, a Trump appointee, appeared unconvinced that the administration had revoked Acosta's hard pass solely because it didn't like the questions he was asking of the president during a press conference last week.
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But the West has been unconvinced that the so-called East Turkestan Islamic Movement (ETIM) actually exists and has been reluctant to share intelligence with China due to human rights concerns in the region.
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Unconvinced by the conclusions of the other Benghazi investigations, though, House Republicans launched their own inquiry in 2014, led by South Carolina Congressman Trey Gowdy, the head of the House Select Committee on Benghazi.
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Cousins also said he was unconvinced that cash awards, amounting to as little as $25 per consumer, were adequate for releasing all claims for any defects in the headphones, which cost up to $90.
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"Anyone unconvinced about the seriousness of COVID-19 and the absolute need for physical distancing need only look to countries like Italy to see the severe impacts of a health system overwhelmed," Tam said.
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But Chief Judge Diane Wood of the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago — as well as Judge Frank Easterbrook — appeared unconvinced by arguments that the case against him should be thrown out.
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Based on a recurring series of national surveys conducted by Insider, many people who would be satisfied with Biden as the nominee are unconvinced about almost all of the other candidates in the race.
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One skeptical American official told The New York Times that the new intelligence indicated nothing but "a normal Monday in the Middle East," and Democrats briefed on it were unconvinced by the administration's case.
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But many Americans, including myself, remain unconvinced that the president and his administration can successfully navigate rising tensions with these rogue nations, given the unpredictability of his leadership, particularly in terms of foreign policy.
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But advocates of helicopter money remain unconvinced that more radical steps remain on the back burner, pointing out that Kuroda has in the past sought to maximize the shock effect of unconventional policy moves.
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"While it is clear Americans are unconvinced their jobs are in any immediate or urgent danger of being lost to automation, there remains a certain level of contradiction in their confidence," the report says.
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Third Point is said to be unconvinced that the food maker adequately explored selling the entire company, after its announcement Thursday that it was putting its international and refrigerated foods units up for sale.
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Third Point is said to be unconvinced that the food-maker adequately explored selling the entire company, after its announcement Thursday that it was putting its international and refrigerated foods units up for sale.
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"There are situations in which a peace officer might look to private persons for assistance in matters of emergency or risks to public safety and we are unconvinced that this statute should be repealed."
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An irony of the joint prize (for revealing the structure of the nervous system) is that Golgi remained unconvinced by the Neuron Doctrine and true to reticular theory, which saw neurons as physically connected.
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Although Mr. Fabius expressed regret that "the world didn't follow France's position" and punish Mr. Assad for using chemical weapons, others are unconvinced that intervention would have changed the course of the Syrian civil war.
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While White House spokesman Sean Spicer said on Tuesday that Trump was "extremely confident" the Justice Department would produce evidence to support the wiretap assertion, a number of Trump's fellow Republicans in Congress remained unconvinced.
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The lira has been pounded by concerns about Turkey's political reforms, its sluggish economy, rising inflation and militant attacks, with investors unconvinced the central bank will take the necessary steps to shore up the currency.
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But analysts and investors were unconvinced by a post-earnings conference call with management, which gave little hard evidence and left doubts over future pricing at a time when oil producers have been cutting investments.
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Verhofstadt, a liberal former Belgian premier, tweeted that he would visit May on Tuesday but was unconvinced that, despite her insistence, Britain had stopped making unreasonable demands for continued market access while evading EU rules.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Gold's resilience in the face of soaring equities and a dramatic fall in demand this year points to underlying confidence in the metal among investors unconvinced by this autumn's scorching stock market rally.
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On Thursday, Scott Pruitt, the new head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, said he is unconvinced that man-made carbon dioxide is the main driver of climate change, a conclusion widely embraced by scientists.
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The pound's strength was only brief, however, and weakness in late European trading reflected that the market remains unconvinced May can successfully sell any deal to her Conservative party colleagues and get it through parliament.
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Each additional vote on the debt ceiling creates a new potential that the measure would fail, especially given the opposition from conservative fiscal hawks who remain unconvinced a government default would translate into economic disaster.
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But honestly I remain unconvinced on that point too, because a little later that day, I accidentally discover and scooch out a lingering bit of something gelatinous from behind my molars, and gag a little.
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For those still wringing their hands and unconvinced, here's my bottom-line reassurance: Trump won't manage a coup, and he seems to me more likely to end up a felon than a president for life.
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Woolf grasped intuitively that narrative daring and insouciance could be driven to political ends, that lightness of heart did not mean an absence of conviction, but she remained unconvinced that her contemporaries would get it.
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I remain unconvinced that the outside of the fold is the right place to put the screen, but admittedly I have also not really used a device like this for an appreciable length of time.
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The company has repeatedly denied that it would act on behalf of China, and pointed out that the US government has not publicly produced any evidence to corroborate the claims, but US officials have remained unconvinced.
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There are still pockets of investors who are unconvinced of Tinder's potential or in the ability of the Match brands to overcome the mobile conversion issue or follow the turnaround at Meetic, the European dating site.
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I was ready to leave 2017 still unconvinced that Drake was really the man that women need… until I heard about him calling out a man who was groping women during one of his club appearances.
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Many were unconvinced of Corbyn's leadership ability and their misgivings exploded into open crisis after the EU referendum, with mass defections from his policy team and a motion of no confidence adopted by most Labour lawmakers.
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His paternalistic tone was not unlike George Washburn's during the Spanish-American War: This 20-year-old was just as unconvinced, in 2018, that America should be a world leader as Washburn had been in 1901.
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Members of the House Budget Committee laid out their latest strategy during a rare Monday night meeting of the GOP conference, though several conservatives say they are still unconvinced, with another crucial meeting coming Tuesday morning.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan reportedly played a video on his iPad in the Oval Office to turn Trump and other senators against the Kurds, but attendees were left unconvinced, according to a report from Axios.
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House Democrats emerged from a classified briefing Wednesday deeply skeptical of President Donald Trump's decision to order the killing of a top Iranian leader and unconvinced that he posed an "imminent" threat to United States forces.
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To those who remain unconvinced, I'll close with two questions: What wouldn't you do to find a cure for spinal cord injury, cancer, chronic lung infection, orthopedic deterioration, or other serious afflictions associated with military service?
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As they left the courthouse, the jurors declined to say what the sticking points had been but said the deliberations had been extremely difficult, with a few jurors unconvinced of Mr. Howard's guilt on some charges.
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Mr. Scott, unconvinced, asked more pointedly: How can you assure us that you are following the law if you do not even make states calculate the performance of the different student groups we want to measure?
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If you remained unconvinced of the power and influence of this medium after reading our coverage of Chris Milk's documentaries on the refugee crisis or BeAnotherLab's VR sex change, you can now set your skepticism aside.
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"All they've agreed to is not increasing output, and that doesn't include Iran," said Alastair McCaig, market analyst at IG. Investors remained unconvinced as the deal to freeze output levels was contingent on other producers joining in.
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However, state District Judge Sarah Backus said at the end of the four-hour detention hearing she remained unconvinced that the defendants posed a danger to the community and set bail at $153,000 for each of them.
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But despite repeated assurances by the government that the bill is only intended to stop the rapid spread of malicious falsehoods, many critics remain unconvinced, pointing to Singapore's poor record on press freedom and protecting political dissent.
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Fans have posted about their discomfort with their conflicting feelings on social media, and Badgley himself has weighed in: His insistence that fans should not romanticize his character is noble, but much of his audience remains unconvinced.
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Yet some parties remained unconvinced that the language in question obscures the fact that eliminating jobs is still a human decision, and one very often made by executives with an eye to cutting costs and growing profits.
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" — Trump, to Hugh Hewitt, September 2015 On the importance of tackling climate change: "We can take the scientific evidence and act accordingly, or we can find ways to remain unconvinced that robust and immediate action is necessary.
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Well, while there's a lot of talk about how video games can change the world, but I remain unconvinced that badges, extrinsic motivators, and Skinner boxes can get us to alter global warming or dismantle white supremacy.
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For any Mac client users unconvinced about Dropbox's modus operandi, and/or concerned about the security implications of granting the app root access, AppleHelpWriter has detailed a process for removing Dropbox from OS X's Accessibility preferences here.
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Half a dozen investors and analysts who either attended or were briefed on presentations in New York by the company's new chief financial officer, Alberto Velazquez, said they were unconvinced by the plan to turn around Pemex.
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Trump has called the report of Russian involvement "ridiculous," and Conway told CNN's Anderson Cooper that the president-elect remains unconvinced that hacks of Democratic and Republican entities were part of an effort to boost Trump's candidacy.
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In Hellerstedt, Mr Kennedy voted with the liberals, apparently unconvinced that Texas had met its burden of demonstrating that the law served any purpose other than putting a stumbling block before women trying to control their reproduction.
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And they are unconvinced by Mr. Obama's insistence that he made the right decision in backing away from the "red line" he had drawn over the use of chemical weapons by President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
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Inter-Korean projects such as the separated family meetings scheduled for this month and a September meeting between Korean leaders all feed the powerful Korean aspiration to forge a common future in defiance of outside powers. Unconvinced?
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In February, the Associated Press reported that the refugee camp in Idomeni is "beginning to take on a form of semi-permanence," with residents seemingly unconvinced that they will be allowed to enter Macedonia any time soon.
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On a day that saw the U.S. Federal Reserve try to flip the only switch it can to light up investor confidence, investors remained unconvinced of the short-term financial prospects of the U.S. and global economies.
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Though she pointed to skyrocketing premiums and dwindling options, Ms. Murkowski was unconvinced that Alaska's problems — particularly its high health care costs — would have been helped by the original Republican plan to repeal and replace the law.
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The International Paralympic Committee said it remains unconvinced Russia has adopted a new antidoping culture and enacted the changes required to prove it is cleaning up in time for the 2018 Winter Paralympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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At least one senior member of the committee, Representative Zoe Lofgren, Democrat of California, said in an interview that she remained unconvinced that Mr. Mueller's case united House Democrats in the same way the Ukraine affair has.
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And what Americans say can bolster or shake confidence in the United States," Moran said, adding that a recent trip to Russia, Norway and Finland left him "unconvinced that that Russia is prepared to change its behavior.
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Democrats left the briefing unconvinced and unimpressed, and Mr. Mnuchin told reporters after the meeting that he would consider delaying the lifting of the sanctions so skeptics in Congress could have more time to review the decision.
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At a certain point, one has to question whether more of this is going to work, whether there is a substantial subset of people unconvinced by 97 percent confident findings who might be convinced by 98 percent confidence.
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"Given other cost pressures and stubbornly low inflation, we are unconvinced that companies will generally be able to fully offset tariff costs through raising prices or through cost efficiencies elsewhere, meaning tariffs will press on margins," Wilson wrote.
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Unconvinced, I filed Freedom of Information Act requests for any records about my father to the CIA, the FBI, and more, including a signed certification of identity from my father with authorization to release the information to me.
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He's unconvinced by the argument that the AUMF has been the holdup and said he thinks "associated forces" is a broad enough term that a judge would rule in the government's favor should ISIS fighters challenge their detention.
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The persistent cash burn has kept analysts like Tamberrino unconvinced that the Palo Alto, California-based company can keep going at this pace without a larger financial cushion while short sellers keep the heat on the company's equity.
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But the SPD said that after examining a BfV report on the violence and hearing Maassen's defense of his disputed views that he should resign, saying it remained unconvinced he was the right person to lead the agency.
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And while I, too, tend to sympathize with such movements, this time I am unconvinced, for a specific reason: I understand the difference between self-determination and ethnic nationalism, and Catalan independence is an expression of the latter.
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Mr. Richie and the Motown promotion executive Skip Miller summoned a group of unconvinced D.J.s and program directors from around the country — "My biggest haters," Mr. Richie said — for a sit down at a restaurant on Sunset Boulevard.
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" But Aziz was unconvinced by the platform's explanation for blocking her from accessing her account: "Do I believe they took it away because of a unrelated satirical video that was deleted on a previous deleted account of mine?
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LONDON (Reuters) - Most central banks have no plans to issue a digital version of their currency after studies left them unconvinced of the merits of e-money, a survey by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) showed on Tuesday.
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Unconvinced, paleontologists Alain Froment and Fernando Ramirez Rozzi from the French National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) took a new look at the ancient skull, concluding that it's the earliest evidence of a surgical procedure performed on an animal.
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Unconvinced, officers took Rushing to jail, where he was strip-searched, denied the medication he takes for back pain, and locked up for ten hours before being released on a $2,500 bond for possession of a firearm and methamphetamine.
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The conglomerate's stock has set new lows as investors remain unconvinced by CEO John Flannery's turnaround plan and its stagnant power business has hit new roadblocks, such as the Texas turbine failure and no short-term turnaround in sight.
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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and CEO Satya Nadella were among those unconvinced by the idea, with Gates pushing instead to add more features into Skype to make it more competitive with Slack in the business market, our source says.
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Pai, who should be responsible for absorbing at least some of this and literally has a policy division at his agency, is citing his own supposed lack of insight—a convenient position, since he can always choose to remain unconvinced.
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"Though the tariff tantrum ramped up a bit since the last FOMC confab, the core of the Fed is thus far unconvinced that this warrants any material shift in the outlook," said Tom Porcelli, chief U.S. economist at RBC Capital Markets.
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It's a community that threw significant support to Kamala Harris and Cory Booker before they dropped out of the presidential race, and while a large number of them have ties to former President Barack Obama, many remain unconvinced by Joe Biden.
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And the former Trump official said Miller's "whole game plan was to do nothing and let them sue and then decline to defend it in court," unconvinced of the likelihood of getting Trump to strike the program down on his own.
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But - in what the sources said was a worst-case scenario - a government angry at Boeing and unconvinced by other U.S. options may end up facing off against a Canadian air force that dislikes the idea of a European jet.
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As for the public finances, the MAC is unconvinced that the surplus that migrants produce is always directed to the right places; it also notes that migrants' contribution could be greater if they were accepted on a more selective basis.
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Kristine Lucius, executive vice president for policy at the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, one of the groups opposed to Schiff and Schwartz, said she saw Kennedy's questioning as a sign the senator was unconvinced about Schiff's judicial temperament.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - The Northern Irish party backing Britain's minority government is unconvinced by suggestions that a technological border in the Irish sea is more deliverable than one on the Irish border, its sole member of the European Parliament said on Monday.
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It didn't help that Tory Burch released this rather awkward-if-well-intentioned campaign right as Gucci's "relatable" memes began facing more scrutiny on social media and online from those unconvinced by a brand's attempt to speak to hip youth culture.
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The explosive growth of Facebook video has many in the news business sobbing over the death of text, but I am again unconvinced: I think video growth is expanding the ways we can reach our audience, not cannibalizing time spent reading.
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Between leading The Honest Company, starring in Apple's new reality show, showing off her amazing smoothie-making skills, working on a new film project titled El Camino Christmas, and raising two children, we're not unconvinced that Alba isn't actually Superwoman.
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At the time, Paul Krugman wrote that he was unconvinced, and raised the issue of survivorship bias: Most buildings don't last 100 years, and the ones that do tend to be those that were built well in the first place.
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In the end, I was still frustrated by a lot of it, and I was still unconvinced by some of it, and I'm still worried about some of the storytelling choices and how they might reverberate with The Magicians' audience.
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When it comes to the mass incarceration of Japanese and Japanese Americans, I am, despite the redress and reparations, and the various, unfolding forms of remembrance and memorialization, entirely unconvinced that there has been any resolution, or even such a possibility.
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Other legal experts are unconvinced, arguing costs already incurred by the other EU states from divorce talks and the clause's focus on protecting the interests of its remaining members meant it could not be reversed solely at the UK's whim.
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With a great deal of the smartphone-toting public seeming to be ambivalent or unconvinced by the promises of mobile VR, this is certainly a risky gamble for an otherwise populist smartphone line, but it is also one with massive promise.
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It was also tailored to send a positive message to the 48 percent of Britons who in 2016 wanted to remain in the EU - many of whom are still unconvinced about Brexit as the March 29, 2019 exit date approaches.
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Regardless of how clued in candidates are to when and how AI evaluates their interviews, plenty of people encountering this kind of interview technology — from college career counselors to AI scholars to technology rights activists — are unconvinced it can really work.
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President Jacob Zuma thanked Professor Makgoba for his report, noting that it would help the government "ensure that such a tragedy does not recur in the health sector," according to The Associated Press, but many South Africans said they were unconvinced.
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The European Union said it fully backed Ireland and that while it was open to discussions, it was still unconvinced about Johnson's plan - cast by British officials as the final offer to avert a no-deal Brexit on Oct. 31.
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At the same time, officials continue to face questions from some Democratic lawmakers who say they remain unconvinced that the order to kill Soleimani was necessary in order to prevent an imminent attack against US interests, as the administration has claimed.
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Some public health experts have asked whether the sweeping travel restrictions that have been imposed are leaving people without access to medical care, while many Chinese remain unconvinced the government is being completely forthcoming about the toll of the disease.
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LOS ANGELES, Oct 15 (Reuters) - With two weeks to go until their next policy meeting, U.S. central bankers appear unconvinced a partial U.S.-China trade deal is enough to dispel the policy uncertainty that has weighed on economic growth for months.
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Some might weep for the exclusivity and hierarchy of publishing, but I am unconvinced that Johannes Gutenberg — whose invention made more stories available to more people at a lower cost and spurred cultural and economic revolutions — would be one of them.
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Macron, followed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, visited Washington last week in the hope of persuading Trump not to reimpose sanctions on Iran before a May 12 deadline and imperil the 2015 deal but the White House has sounded unconvinced.
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"To Be Determined," the card says, but Silva is unconvinced the UFC will come through with anyone, much less the opponent he wants, No. 1 contender Yoel Romero, and under the circumstances he thinks are reasonable: fighting for an interim middleweight title belt.
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Even if producers reach an output deal, analysts are unconvinced it would result in much higher prices as the announced cuts aren't deep and there are doubts over the feasibility of a cut among rivaling members, a Reuters poll showed on Friday.
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But if anti-huggers are still unconvinced, they may want to make note of a 2014 study published in the American Journal of Infection Control that found that fist bumping is the most hygienic form of greeting—an alternative that requires minimal contact.
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Indeed, while the Fed's 'dot plots' now signal two, instead of three, rate hikes for next year, the market is unconvinced and is barely pricing in one increase in a reflection of heightened market concerns of the state of the global economy.
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Although he installed his first tiles illegally (he needed to convince unconvinced investors to invest), Pavegen tiles have been bought and installed by companies, organizations, and government across 30 countries: from Heathrow Airport, to outside the White House, to a favela in Brazil.
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Digital and political communication researcher Jonas Kaiser pointed out that the number of views on a video doesn't necessarily show the demand for that type of video, deplatforming (or banning) wasn't accounted for, and other problems with the study left him unconvinced.
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Bland-Ball and McAdams say their son suffered severe side-effects from chemotherapy — but doctors said the treatment was necessaryHillsborough County circuit court judge Thomas Palermo remained unconvinced that Bland-Ball and McAdams would commit to bringing their son for chemo treatments.
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In her 13-page ruling, Coleman was unconvinced by that argument and said that the memorandum of understanding did not need to be as explicit as lawyers for the team, which won the Women's World Cup in Canada last summer, had claimed.
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However the KBA is evidently unconvinced that all consumers will appreciate the distinction between the reality of industrial autopilot systems and the general perception of a word that can be used colloquially to refer to something operating without the need for human attention.
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Critics are unconvinced by Peru's oil promoting agency, Perupetro, which said the contracts followed months of negotiations and should be celebrated for the $200 million investment they will bring to a country where bidding rounds are often canceled due to lack of interest.
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This is not usually the case in the forums of contemporary American politics, where the goal is geared toward "destroying" or "eviscerating" your opponent through mockery and pointed logic, earning plaudits from your political brethren but not convincing the unconvinced of anything.
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Even as his intelligence chiefs unanimously told a Senate panel Tuesday that Russia meddled in 2016 and is planning to do so again in 2018, three sources familiar with the President's thinking say he remains unconvinced that Russia interfered in the presidential election.
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EU leaders seemed to be growing weary of the whole thing (we feel their pain) and were unconvinced by Prime Minister Theresa May's promise that the UK could get its act together by her proposed exit date at the end of June.
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"We remain unconvinced of the value of joint audits, as there is little evidence that they actually lead to the better quality audits that investors want to see," said Chris Cummings, chief executive of The Investment Association, which represents asset managers in Britain.
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Yet while several states have moved in recent months to strengthen their laws and raise their marriage age, legal loopholes in all 50 states still allow marriage before 183 – and many state legislators remain unconvinced that they need to end child marriage.
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"What's really noteworthy is how pro-no-deal they are, and how unconvinced by their own government's argument that it would be very, very difficult to manage and economically damaging," said the study's leader, Tim Bale of Queen Mary University of London.
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Despite Zuckerberg's multiple apologies in recent weeks, and his promises to commit more resources to the problem in Myanmar, activists remain unconvinced, and fear that the abuse and violence will continue to spread as long as Facebook is driven primarily by profits.
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Sources familiar with BOJ thinking told Reuters this month that the decision was partly motivated by concerns that fresh stimulus would be wasted on households and businesses, who have so far been unconvinced by the bank's foray into negative rates and huge money printing.
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There are methods for reporting misconduct, but the theater professionals BuzzFeed News spoke to either weren't sure of the proper avenue for complaints, or were unconvinced that any of the existing venues had the authority or the ability to respond to their specific allegations.
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Quentin James, a cofounder of Collective PAC, which is raising money to recruit, train, and fund black candidates was casually into the idea of Oprah running: "We'd love to see it," he said, pledging support but unconvinced that she really wants to do it.
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Activists and city officials are unconvinced: Absent from COR's agreement with the county's industrial development agency, they say, is any mention of hiring targets for minority or low-income workers, how the hiring will be monitored or the penalties for failing to hire locally.
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The World Transformed grew out of Momentum, a campaign group which drummed up support for veteran leftist Corbyn to lead Labour and acted in his defense when centrist members in the party tried to oust him, unconvinced his leftist views could ever win over voters.
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The court said it was unconvinced by the U.S. arguments regarding the alleged negative effects of the EU decision on its tax revenues, the bilateral tax deals with EU countries and its efforts to develop rules on transfer pricing in line with OECD rules.
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The panel was largely in favor of an approval in patients with history of cardiovascular disease, but some members were unconvinced of the drug's effectiveness in reducing cardiac events in patients who have not had strokes or heart attacks, or any other such events.
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The panel was largely in favor of an approval in patients with history of cardiovascular disease, but some members were unconvinced of the drug's effectiveness in reducing cardiac events in patients who have not had strokes or heart attacks, or any other such events.
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"Given the fact that U.S. forces in Afghanistan numbered more than 60,000 just five years ago, we are unconvinced that the addition of 3,85033 to 5,000 American troops will be sufficient to quickly or sustainably roll back the advances achieved by the Taliban," they wrote.
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But the fall in oil prices has put Scotland's potential finances in a poorer position than two years ago, while the depth of trade ties with England and the problems that a new customs border along the River Tweed would create still leave many unconvinced.
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The NEA long ago stopped serving educators who support or remain open to reform, but their current behavior disenfranchises those educators who disagree or remain unconvinced by reform proposals, but want to listen, learn, consider, counter, and compromise in order to solve real problems.
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Those declines came despite a friendlier energy policy by the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump, while investors remained unconvinced a rise of more than 4.33 percent in WTI crude oil to the $24.3 a barrel by the end of the year mark would hold.
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And with some voters expressing a belief that voter suppression — coupled with voting issues on Election Day — cost Abrams the election, it is possible that frustrations with the state's election system have left some voters of color unconvinced that their votes will actually count.
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Prior to joining Sanders's campaign as a top adviser, Rocha was sharply critical of the Democratic establishment's tendency to invest late in Latino voters or to engage them after key registration deadlines had passed, which left them unconvinced of campaigns' commitment to the community.
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" Sheldrake jumped to the defense of his product and assured the Sharks that his company was on track to boost revenue, with the help of the largest distributor of natural foods in the U.S. Still unconvinced, O'Leary added: "You know, I have a very simple model.
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Lessors have already forced the airline to ground at least four of its new fuel-efficient Boeing 737 MAX aircraft over non-payment of dues, the first source said, adding more planes could be grounded if lessors are unconvinced by the plan Jet presents next week.
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Traders see zero chance of a rate hike this month and are betting the Fed will wait to raise rates until mid-2017, with officials like Federal Reserve Governor Daniel Tarullo saying they are unconvinced inflation is moving adequately towards the central bank's 2 percent target.
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The Canadian city of Calgary on Tuesday became the latest to pull the plug on its 2026 Games candidacy after more than 56 percent of citizens voted against the project in a plebiscite, unconvinced the benefits of the Olympics were worth the multi-billion dollar investment.
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"The EWC acknowledges there is an industrial rationale for pursuing this JV, but with the matters outstanding the EWC remains unconvinced that this partnership with Thyssenkrupp would be in the best interests of Tata Steel Europe's operations and the employees we represent," it said in a statement.
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While Tillerson has blamed Russia for interfering in the 2016 election and warned of future meddling in the 2018 midterms, Trump seemingly remains unconvinced—despite last month's unanimous assessment from his intelligence chiefs, including CIA Director Mike Pompeo, Trump's pick to replace Tillerson at the State Department.
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But the Mao songs, the wish for drawn curtains, the apparently well-timed phone calls from the police chief, the hand touching — I returned to Beijing convinced that something was rotten in the municipality of Chongqing, but unconvinced it was safe to return on my own.
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" Hertzberg's bill was opposed by the California State Sheriff's Association, which argued that "there are situations in which a peace officer might look to private persons for assistance in matters of emergency or risks to public safety and we are unconvinced that this statute should be repealed.
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The jury, apparently unconvinced that he had intentionally sought to alter his identity, acquitted him in April (the jury hung on a separate related charge), and he returned home to his wife and stepdaughter, and to work at the gas station and convenience store he owns.
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WASHINGTON — The impending release of a key government report on climate change will force President Trump to choose between accepting the conclusions of his administration's scientists and the demands of his conservative supporters, who remain deeply unconvinced that humans are the cause of the planet's warming.
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But lawmakers unconvinced: Democrats and some Senate Republicans have expressed anger over what they described as a lack of information at an administration briefing, which took place one day after Iran responded to the Soleimani killing by firing missiles at two Iraqi military bases housing U.S. troops.
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"Our goal with this resolution is clear: The Assad regime needs to stop its military activities around Eastern Ghouta, and for once, allow humanitarian access to all of those who need it," said Haley, adding that she was unconvinced the Syrian regime would honor the ceasefire.
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" And if you're still unconvinced that these shoe bags are the best on the market, then Paula's here to share her experience: "The shoe bags for my husband and myself just took us through five African countries where I trekked for gorillas, chimps, golden monkeys, and other safari journeys.
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When trying to extract EU reforms in order to encourage U.K. voters to remain in the bloc, Cameron managed to secure a commitment from the EU that regional treaties should recognize that "the U.K. is not committed to further political integration into the EU" but euroskeptics generally remain unconvinced.
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John Kasich, and an anti-Donald Trump movement, a number of top donors -- and their millions of dollars -- who have seen their chosen candidate or candidates drop out of the race are still waiting on the sidelines, unconvinced that any of the remaining options is worth their investment.
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Despite promises from Sainsbury's and Asda to sell between 125 and 150 of their stores to allow the merger to proceed, the CMA was unconvinced that the creation of such a giant was in the best interests of shoppers, or indeed of anyone other than the companies' bosses.
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Investors in Tesla's bonds and convertible debt had also already shown skepticism that the tens of billions of dollars needed for the buyout would materialize, unconvinced by Musk's tweet or subsequent blog post in which he could only make the case for going private and not list clear backing.
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To the extent Republicans remain unconvinced, party leaders will reportedly try to bully them into submission—perhaps as early as this week—by advancing legislation and daring their own members (the moderates and the hardliners) to take responsibility for killing it in full view of well-heeled pressure groups.
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Prof Richard Sharpe, a scientist at the Centre for Reproductive Biology at the Queen's Medical Research Institute in Edinburgh, told The Guardian last year that although it's not yet possible to dismiss the notion completely, he "remains unconvinced" that chemicals could have any real effect on our weights.
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The meeting between Trump and Kim could take place as soon as May, but many experts remain unconvinced of North Korea's good faith, suggesting dictator is using Trump to give legitimacy to his regime, and will be unwilling to countenance the possibility of handing over his nuclear arsenal.
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"Congress's vote, even if vetoed, would solidify any court's understanding that the so-called emergency is really part of an end-run around a legislative branch that is unconvinced an emergency exists, that refused to fund the wall, and that is constitutionally in charge of federal spending," he said.
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But after a couple of dizzying weeks as a front-runner, Bernie Sanders is back in the role he worked hard to avoid: an underdog whose path to a majority is cut off by skeptical black voters and white voters unconvinced that he can win a general election.
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Trump administration officials, including Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE and Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE, are slated to brief members of the House and Senate about Iran on Wednesday.
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The Real Housewives of the Intelligence Committee: Devin Nunes and Adam Schiff Committee Chairman Devin Nunes was on Trump's transition team and remains unconvinced that Russia tried to help Trump, while the top Democrat, Adam Schiff, has not pulled any punches when it comes to his criticism of the President.
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"While the headline numbers were eye catching, especially the rebound in the small and medium enterprises, markets remain unconvinced about the sustainability of the rebound especially given the credit system fueling this growth looks worrisome," said Cliff Tan, East Asia head of global markets research at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ.
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While I suggested there is often a technical reason for odd or incorrect results — and that I highly doubt there was a room in Mountain View where Google executives could stick their heads in when they wanted to change search results to favor a certain point of view — most appeared unconvinced.
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The club's American proprietors, Steve Kaplan and Jason Levien, were particularly unconvinced by the contender who could offer only the platitude that to come out of a slump that has taken the club to 20153th in the Premier League standings, Swansea's players simply needed to work harder, to run more.
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Mr. Nunes was unconvinced by the warnings about the intelligence and law enforcement source, first issuing a subpoena ordering that the Justice Department comply with his latest records request and then a pointed threat to hold Attorney General Jeff Sessions — who is not involved in the case — in contempt of Congress.
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Bob MenendezRobert (Bob) MenendezOvernight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike Schumer: Senate must vote on resolution limiting Trump on Iran MORE (D-N.
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Seth MoultonSeth MoultonOvernight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Congress reacts to US assassination of Iranian general Key moments in the 2020 Democratic presidential race so far MORE (D-Mass.) and Sen.
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Mac ThornberryWilliam (Mac) McClellan ThornberryRepublicans eye top spot on Natural Resources panel Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE (R-Texas), is retiring.
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While Asian stock markets edged higher after the upbeat China reports, financial markets remain unconvinced about how long the rebound can last, especially given the rapid rise in debt being used to fuel growth, said Cliff Tan, East Asia head of global markets research at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyLawmakers say Zuckerberg has agreed to 'cooperate' with antitrust probe Trump judicial picks face rare GOP opposition Hillicon Valley: Zuckerberg courts critics on Capitol Hill | Amazon makes climate pledge | Senate panel approves 0M for state election security MORE (R-Mo.) — left his sit-down with Zuckerberg unconvinced.
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The Sanders campaign's goal now, it has become increasingly clear, is to lock in the base — which in the first week of his candidacy delivered more than a million volunteer sign-ups and a remarkable $10 million in small dollar donations — while seeking out fresh lines of connection to the unconvinced.
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Concerns that a fresh burst of stimulus would be wasted on households and businesses so far unconvinced by the bank's foray into negative rates, on top of huge money printing, were among the key factors behind last week's decision to hold off from further easing, according to sources familiar with BOJ thinking.
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But in a court filing just a few weeks ago, an assistant U.S. attorney assigned to represent the FCC in a case brought by the New York Times made a notably divergent claim: that the commission remains unconvinced of any meddling by Russian bots, residents, or government officials in the FCC comment system.
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Robert MenendezRobert (Bob) MenendezMedia's selective outrage exposed in McSally-Raju kerfuffle Dem senators say Iran threat to embassies not mentioned in intelligence briefing Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE (D-N.
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Y.) and Bob MenendezRobert (Bob) MenendezOvernight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike Schumer: Senate must vote on resolution limiting Trump on Iran MORE (D-N.
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Bob MenendezRobert (Bob) MenendezDem senators say Iran threat to embassies not mentioned in intelligence briefing Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE (D-N.J.). Sen.
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Sen. Bob MenendezRobert (Bob) MenendezDem senators say Iran threat to embassies not mentioned in intelligence briefing Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE (N.
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Chris Van HollenChristopher (Chris) Van HollenSenators introduce resolution warning that Congress has not authorized Iran war Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE (D-Md.).
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There's also a narrative-upending twist toward the very end of the book, which, though I cheered, I was unconvinced by; it needs a lot of propping up after the fact in ways that don't quite stand up to storytelling scrutiny, though it does make the sequel a much more thrilling proposition.
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But even for the unconvinced, reading these writers will go a long way toward explaining the most unexpected thing about Western politics in the strange year of 2016 — the sheer number of people in our prosperous, at-peace societies who don't seem to want to live in liberalism's end of history anymore.
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Bolton, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE and Secretary of Defense Mark EsperMark EsperTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE tried but failed to convince Trump in a previously undisclosed Oval Office meeting that releasing the aid was in America's national security interest.
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A quartet of top administration officials, including Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE and Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE, are scheduled to brief the House and Senate on Iran separately on Wednesday.
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Unconvinced: Jeffrey's argument was that Trump's initial withdrawal just involved a couple dozen troops at two outposts that were only tasked with observing whether there was cross-border fire, and that the subsequent withdrawal of the rest of the 21625,2900 U.S. troops in northeast Syria was a "prudent" defensive step after Turkey expanded its offensive.
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Central bank officials have been indicating a strong possibility of two more interest rate increases before the end of the year — on top of the two quarter-point moves already implemented — but the fed funds futures market has been unconvinced, pricing in less than a 50 percent chance of a fourth move in December.
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And if you want to start an argument, bring up nuclear energy; a number of climate scientists, including James Hansen, say it is an essential part of the greenhouse solution, while others are unconvinced that nuclear power can be made safe, not to mention the still-unsolved problem of what to do with the waste.
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Seth MoultonSeth MoultonOvernight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Congress reacts to US assassination of Iranian general Key moments in the 2020 Democratic presidential race so far MORE (D-Mass.), himself an Iraq War veteran.
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The museum's high-profile opening is especially significant in a state imperiled by rising sea levels and overseen by a governor, Rick Scott, who has said he is unconvinced that climate change and global warming are real and whose administration is widely reported to have set an unwritten policy that state agencies refrain from using the terms.
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Dr. Charles Chiu, a professor of laboratory medicine at University of California, San Francisco, and the director of a lab that is developing its own genomic sequencing platform, said many insurers remained unconvinced that the new tests were cost effective, despite scores of cases that led to reduced health care costs, shortened hospital stays and saved lives.
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Chris Van HollenChristopher (Chris) Van HollenSenators introduce resolution warning that Congress has not authorized Iran war Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE (D-Md.) will appear on Fox.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike Democratic senators growing impatient with Pelosi on impeachment MORE (D-Conn.) told The Washington Post he believes it's time.
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Jim RischJames (Jim) Elroy RischSenate vote on Trump's new NAFTA held up by committee review Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE (R-Idaho), chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee.
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Trump, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE and Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE should be signaling their counterparts that we do not seek a conflict or escalation but will not tolerate attacks on our forces or partners and will respond.
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Leaders also walked rank-and-file Democrats through what type of questions they want to ask Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE and other top Trump administration officials at this afternoon's classified briefing on Iran.
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In terms of proving the core claim that Russia hacked American political targets, though, Friday's report is sure to leave any skeptic not privy to classified briefings briefings unconvinced: It fails to include even the already public evidence visible to the cybersecurity community over the last six months, which drew a thick dotted line from the DNC hack to the Kremlin.
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And actually Council as well — there are a lot of national governments who are completely unconvinced by the neighboring right, and are asking a lot of critical questions, so it's very possible that we can get rid of these proposals if we're keeping up the public pressure and it's convincing also national governments that this is also not in their interest.
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The following video in particular has long been known as the Larry "bible" — a compilation of evidence of their love for each other that's so compelling that many fans believe you can't come away from it unconvinced: Styles and Tomlinson's tattoos, in particular, have been analyzed and decoded and interpreted as a breathtakingly detailed map of a years-long secret romance.
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" "However, this will become null and void if based only on the EU goal of ensuring Northern Ireland remains in a common regulatory and customs areas inside the EU. Equally we are unconvinced by arguments which suggest that a technological border in the Irish Sea is more deliverable than on the land border between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic.
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You can get Prime Video, you can pile on HBO and some other premium options if you want, and now you can get OTA TV. Content owners are destined to start favoring their own services over third-party bundles that they have little control over, and it seems Amazon is unconvinced it can create the one service to rule them all.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) says he's still unconvinced that a widespread Russian hacking campaign targeting Democratic groups was intended to help elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE remains unconvinced of the assessment from America's intelligence community that Russia interfered in the 2016 election, CNN reported Wednesday.
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That assault prompted Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE to announce the immediate deployment of 750 U.S. troops to the region.
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He deferred to Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE, who said that it was a mistake.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE pushed back on these characterizations Friday in a CNN interview.
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" Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE said in television appearances Friday morning that the move "saved American lives.
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Pelosi spoke with Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE on Thursday night to get more information after the airstrike.
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Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinOvernight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers House to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks Hoyer: War powers vote coming 'sooner rather than later' MORE (D-Mich.), a former CIA and Department of Defense analyst specializing in Shia militias.
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And there is a contingent of Christian conservatives who remain unconvinced that their presumed standard-bearer, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE, can be a trusted ally on issues important to them.
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Trump has raised questions as to whether Russia actually meddled in the election by repeatedly calling it a hoax and CNN reported this month that Trump remains unconvinced that Russia interfered in the 2016 election, even as his intelligence chiefs unanimously told a Senate panel Tuesday that Russia meddled in 2016 and is planning to do so again in 2018.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE claimed Friday in interviews on CNN and Fox News that Soleimani posed an "imminent" threat.
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Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE denied Monday that U.S. troops would withdraw from Iraq after a letter circulated online suggested otherwise. Gen.
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Sen. Chris Van HollenChristopher (Chris) Van HollenSenators introduce resolution warning that Congress has not authorized Iran war Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE (D-Md.) expressed skepticism Sunday about purported U.S. intelligence indicating Iranian Gen.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE said Sunday there may be "a little noise" from Iran over the death of Gen.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike Democratic senators growing impatient with Pelosi on impeachment MORE (D-Conn.) told The Washington Post on Tuesday that the time has come for Pelosi to act.
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U.S. officials, including Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE, have suggested that American intelligence learned that Soleimani posed an imminent threat.
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Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE was forced to deny Monday that the U.S. was withdrawing from Iraq after a letter suggested otherwise.
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Trump along with Esper and Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE on Tuesday all addressed the strike on Soleimani on Tuesday.
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Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinOvernight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers House to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks Hoyer: War powers vote coming 'sooner rather than later' MORE (D-Mich.), a former CIA analyst who served three tours in Iraq and represents a competitive district.
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The Washington Post: Iran and its proxies may be planning fresh attacks on U.S. personnel in Iraq, according to Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE.
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Asked Tuesday for specifics about the supposed imminent threat, Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE spoke about past events.
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Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinOvernight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers House to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks Hoyer: War powers vote coming 'sooner rather than later' MORE (D-Mich.), a former CIA analyst and Shia militia expert who served three tours in Iraq.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democratic senators growing impatient with Pelosi on impeachment MORE (D-Mont.), who won reelection in 2018 in a pro-Trump state, said he's ready to get the trial started.
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Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinOvernight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers House to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks Hoyer: War powers vote coming 'sooner rather than later' MORE (D-Mich.), a former CIA and Department of Defense analyst specializing in Shia militias. Sen.
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Defense Secretary Mark EsperMark EsperTrump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE on Monday denied that U.S. troops would withdraw from Iraq after a letter circulated online suggested otherwise.
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Hungary to arm new 'border hunters' after six-month crash course EPA chief unconvinced on CO2 link to global warming "The disavowal policy by the Obama administration in my case has been very unfortunate, because it has wider implications for all those of us who are assigned to countries as State Department officers, officially," she said, explaining that her cover should have guaranteed her diplomatic immunity.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE said on Sunday that the U.S. is targeting "actual decision-makers" in Iran rather than Tehran's proxy forces.
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Elissa SlotkinElissa SlotkinOvernight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers House to vote Thursday on war powers resolution after Iran attacks Hoyer: War powers vote coming 'sooner rather than later' MORE (D-Mich.), comes in response to Trump's decision last week to greenlight a drone strike in Baghdad that killed Iranian Gen.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE is limiting U.S. diplomats' contact with Iranian opposition groups, according to a cable sent to all U.S. diplomatic outposts Tuesday.
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Y.) invited Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE to testify before his panel next week about last week's airstrike that killed a top Iranian general.
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The "weak answers on imminent danger" refers to claims by Trump and Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE that the U.S. killed Iranian Gen.
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Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE (Mo.), the No. 4 Republican in the chamber, told reporters shortly before the recess that he did not anticipate a motion to dismiss.
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" Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE defended the administration's decision to kill Soleimani, saying Friday that there had been "imminent threats to American lives.
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Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE, asked about a French official saying the world is less safe due to the rise in tensions, was dismissive.
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Senate Rules Committee Chairman Roy BluntRoy Dean BluntPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Democrats 'utterly unpersuaded' by evidence behind Soleimani strike MORE (R-Mo.) said Trump's legal team will be given a few days of notice before the trial starts.
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Tester said it's "unfortunate" that Republicans have not agreed ahead of the trial to call witnesses like Bolton, Mulvaney and Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoPressure building on Pelosi over articles of impeachment Trump, Democrats set for brawl on Iran war powers Overnight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers MORE.
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Emily: I remain deeply unconvinced that Logan and Rhea have actually slept together — even a show this committed to making sure sex remains in your imagination would show us a kiss or something — but Succession wants you to think about it a lot, about the prospect of Rhea smiling tightly as she unbuttons his shirt or Logan letting out a great huff as he whumps down into bed.
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