THAT HE'S BASICALLY SAYING LET'S JUST GO UNIFY THIS PARTY, UNIFY THIS COUNTRY, GET THINGS DONE.
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As the likely Democratic nominee, Biden must unify the party before he can unify the country.
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The Republican Party can't unify around Donald Trump for the same reason it can't unify around a tornado.
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Our goal as a campaign, and my goal as a candidate, is to unify this party and unify this nation.
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"When I am our nominee, we are going to unify this party and we are going to unify the conservative movement," Rubio said.
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Our goal as a campaign and my goal as a candidate for president is to unify this party, and then to unify the nation.
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Our goal is as a campaign, and my goal as a candidate for president is to unify this party, and then to unify the nation.
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"When I'm the nominee, we are going to unify our party and we are going to unify the conservative movement," Mr. Rubio said to hundreds of supporters in Des Moines.
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"What this allows us to do is unify on brand and unify on a message, which is something that the Democratic Party gets dinged for (being bad at) a lot," Todras-Whitehill said.
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"The bottom line is that Americans must unify," Trump said.
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We're unifying the party and hopefully we'll unify the country.
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Trump's opponents failed to unify around a single compelling alternative.
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The only time people unify is to hate some shit.
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My first guess is they find a way to unify.
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The Salesforce approach is designed to unify the customer view.
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What we have to do is unify our current efforts.
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His speech is intended to unify Republicans around Trump's campaign.
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Here's what you need to know: • Democrats struggle to unify.
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The parties unify, the electorate gets a bit more polarized.
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Republicans on Tuesday will try to unify on a position.
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The party needs to unify, he said more than once.
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And we have to find some things to unify us.
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He is the perfect choice to unify our creative teams.
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Would he be able to unify the fractured Democratic Party?
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The only way we can make change is to unify.
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He's speaker, he has an obligation to unify the party.
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" She added: "He's a great person to unify the country.
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But somehow we're managing to unify the Broken Record sound.
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The sport has also helped unify the country's disparate groups.
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Rituals bring people together and unify them under shared experiences.
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That's the only thing that could unify the Republican conference.
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And Mr. Friedman is not likely to unify the community.
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The new guidelines are designed to unify development of automation features, including full autonomy and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), and to help unify industry, local, state and federal government efforts to that end.
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But I think what is required is to unify this party.
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Now, Trainline is trying to unify its train ticket booking system.
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But he said he thought he could unify the various interests.
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We&aposre not trying to unify South Korea and North Korea.
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If anyone was going to unify the establishment, it was him.
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" And Sanders, Clinton added, "has to do his part to unify.
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An army cannot unify with militias so they must be dismantled.
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So Apple will drop the X, and unify its naming conventions.
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In the call, Romney urges Republican to unify against Donald Trump.
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"We have to unify ourselves behind a strong candidate," he said.
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To unify Kashmir, India would have to invade Pakistan-controlled Kashmir.
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National service is an idea that should help unify our nation.
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The Chamber is seeking to unify its members on the deal.
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If he becomes inevitable party would be mad not to unify.
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QUIJANO: Governor, how will you unify the country if you win?
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If that won't unify the party, I don't know what will.
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Priebus said the Republican Party will eventually unify behind its nominee.
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Abiy is racing to unify Ethiopia before next year's national elections.
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The fight with Trump appeared to help her unify her caucus.
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What we hear is that, sports are supposed to unify. Right?
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"It is time for republicans to unify behind @realDonaldTrump," he tweeted.
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GOP senators are expected to unify and reject the Democratic amendments.
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The leader, Jeanine Añez, promised to unify a nation in turmoil.
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Its capture would unify IS-held territory in the two countries.
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And, most importantly, they seek leadership that can unify the country.
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He's speaker, he has an obligation to unify the party. pic.twitter.
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I think I'm the best person to go forward to unify.
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I think I'm the best person to go forward to unify.
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"We're going to unify our country," Trump said last January 2212.
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Mr. Trump says his high I.Q. cabinet will unify the nation.
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Does the speech help expand his base and unify the public?
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So we decided to get married again to unify our relationship.
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And should he win, Russell wants to unify the featherweight division.
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Because when we "unify" those white-supremacist hierarchies tend to play out.
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"We're not going to be able to unify that tooling," said Monroy.
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"As I've been saying, I'm looking to unify the division," Wilder said.
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One key reason for the bounce is that conventions help unify parties.
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"No matter what the results are tonight, we will unify," Casey said.
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This quick fix also works wonderfully to visually unify any mismatched furniture.
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That walloping at the polls helped unify formerly skeptical MPs around Johnson.
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These properties unify a community of people inventing and crafting at home.
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He focused on our differences rather than our things that unify us.
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"There's nothing like Democrats deliberately playing games to unify Republicans," Cole said.
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It also called for all military forces in the country to unify.
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"We need to unify as a country, that's my message," he continued.
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Ultimately this could create a new model to unify a fragmented industry.
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"I give us the best chance to unify," the Florida senator said.
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GOP unity A big goal of the convention was to unify Republicans.
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Unifying the Nation I will unify and bring our country back together.
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For the party to unify, Turner says much depends on Washington Democrats.
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That's made it even easier for the party to unify against impeachment.
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The nation he long worked to unify faces two levels of uncertainty.
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Lawmakers have discussed restructuring the military's space management system to unify it.
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They also work with politicians on all sides to unify their community.
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The Hill: Dems struggle to unify after GOP embarrasses them on procedure.
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She uses that control to unify the Klingon houses and end hostilities.
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But I think what is required is that we unify this party.
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They will make it far more difficult to unify the Democratic Party.
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His self is split; her goal is to help him unify it.
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Either way, she said, it is a banner under which to unify.
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They turn ugly words meant to divide into beautiful artifacts that unify.
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There aren't that many issues that would unify in such a manner.
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Pieters and Manners awarded Hopkins the Campaign to Unify the Nation Trophy.
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Unfortunately, the need to unify Republicans remains; winning only exasperated the problem.
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Once in the presidency, Trump has done nothing to unify the country.
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Elbadawi said he hoped to unify the two exchange rates by June.
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His government wants to unify the system to make it financially stable.
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The triangular trade did not always unify those menaced by its advance.
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The anger at elites, the protectionism, and the nativism can all unify.
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Efforts to unify cliques into a "national program" have fallen apart before.
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"And it's something very, very special, and we're going to unify our country."
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Well, that takes leadership that has as its goal to unify the country.
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Other ideas have been proposed that also claim to unify the fundamental forces.
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"I think the party is going to unify in any case," Ellison said.
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First, fragile states experience social stresses which divide rather than unify their polity.
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And I think we'll see people unify behind him as the party's nominee.
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Everybody is looking for the new moon shot that will unify our country.
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Hunter said the layoffs are meant to streamline and unify Snap's engineering team.
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I don't see anyone trying to unify us and reach for that goal.
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Photo: Jacquelyn Martin (AP)What's the absolute easiest way to unify America today?
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Trump may have just helped unify the caucus after a week of infighting.
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Despite President Trump's promises to unify us, America has never been so divided.
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That is how you dis-unify a culture, a society and a country.
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If that's the case, then it is time for the party to unify.
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Can he make overtures this week to finally and fully unify the party?
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" She added that Sanders "has to do his part to unify the party.
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Clinton to unify Democrats against Donald Trump, though no promise to drop out.
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Others, such as Russia and Nigeria, have struggled to peacefully and effectively unify.
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Where Mr. Juppé aims to unify and pacify, Mr. Sarkozy is unabashedly divisive.
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It's just that we've got something bigger and more important to unify around.
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His aim is to comfort and unify at this time, he said. ADVERTISEMENT
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His campaign has clarified that Trump meant people should "unify" against his rival.
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"If he becomes inevitable party would be mad not to unify," Murdoch wrote.
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Clinton put aside her resentment and helped him unify a divided Democratic Party.
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But it is also important to find solutions that unify and not divide.
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Bernie Sanders and seeks to broaden his appeal and unify the Democratic Party.
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Even a polarizing president can unify the nation in a time of crisis.
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But could a nominee named Joe Biden unify and galvanize all these elements?
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Scott called on the Republicans to unify in preparation for the general election.
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How better to unify our divided nation than to care for the population?
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But if Democrats unify and end up winning the White House, who knows?
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Democrats have been trying to unify their party ahead of the general election.
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" "This president wants to destroy not build, to stoke hatred instead of unify.
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What are some of the cultural icons that could unify a future nation?
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Cuomo argued that the focus should be on policies that unify the country.
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" Pelosi then proceeds to talk about how "it's our values that unify Democrats.
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But he said it was vital for Taiwan to re-unify with the mainland.
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Birds first taught us to fly, and now they will teach us to unify!
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"We need to unify, no matter who we supported in the primary," Ellison said.
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BRAT: They don&apost want to unify families, we got bills to do that.
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However, similar efforts to unify these rival factions have fallen flat in the past.
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In using the photographer's preferred palette, the directors unify their aesthetic with their subject's.
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He has a chance to move to the positive side and unify this country.
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We don't have a lot of ideas out there that can unify us all.
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Read more about how Trump's speech failed to unify the parties, as promised, here .
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Six (six!) years ago I detailed Google's massive effort to unify everything under Hangouts.
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"I'm saying he hasn't been able to unify the black community," Mr. Biden said.
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Mr Perez's most important job at the moment is to unify his troops unequivocally.
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CNN: Senate Democrats seemed spooked by such numbers and couldn't unify behind a message.
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The point of the summit was to unify everyone around one agenda, he says.
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Next we must begin to mend and unify even as women within the church.
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The shakeup "will unify the entire engineering organization" as a single team, Hunter wrote.
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Donald Trump has already galvanized the Democratic Party at its elite level to unify.
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" He said Trump's message to the caucus was to "unify and get things done.
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When married men and women have sex, they unify the different parts of God.
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It then decided to unify Google Talk (aka Gchat) with Google+ Messenger into Hangouts.
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"I'm proud of the campaign that we've run to unify our country," he said.
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Yet they have never figured out how to overcome their differences and unify Iraq.
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In July, the NOC offices in Tripoli and Benghazi signed an agreement to unify.
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Both Ryan and Trump have said they want to work to unify the party.
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"I will unify and bring our country back together," Trump says in the video.
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Nikki Haley (R) referred to angry voices of division failing to unify the country.
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The nation he long worked to unify and develop faces two levels of uncertainty.
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"As a football player and soldier, Pat inspired countless Americans to unify," Marie said.
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The new treaty could unify its members and break the deadlock, Mr. Lavrov said.
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The CNN poll found less reason to believe Republicans would unify around their nominee.
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She called on Americans to listen and unify and drown out the political noise.
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Trump's sudden decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal did anything but unify.
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Australia's founding fathers, attempting to unify six colonies, didn't mention guns in the Constitution.
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And the narrow majority coalition will be harder to unify, without the common threat.
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The government has promised to unify those two currencies, but it is unclear how.
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"We are going to unify the Democratic Party and stop Donald Trump," she said.
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We need to unify our efforts by supporting the bills already introduced in Congress.
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"I believe that the next president must attempt to unify this country," he said.
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The recalled devices include models in the company's Fortify, Unify and Assura defibrillator lines.
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We as the people have to unify and demand what it is we need.
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"Left launches bid to unify Sanders, Warren camps," by David Siders Democrats in … array?
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One Mind saw water as an issue that could unify all Oceti Sakowin youth.
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The government has another deadline to unify older children with their families: July 26.
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If I am our nominee — and I will be our nominee, thanks to what you have done here in this great state — when I am our nominee, we are going to unify this party, and we are going to unify the conservative movement.
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Threats and insults unify the Iranian people, bring them out in support of their country.
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It'll also unify all the mass-mailings in your inbox into one daily digest email.
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"We need to break from the old politics and unify this nation," he says. Sen.
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We can still argue over immigration and impeachment, but on this issue we must unify.
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One company pushing to unify access to medical records is called Patients Know Best (PKB).
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And in Northern Ireland, many will fiercely oppose any effort to unify north and south.
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It's not the commonalities in how they've been demeaned or dismissed that ultimately unify them.
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He could not come up with a creative policy solution that would unify his party.
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With Polymail, companies can unify their entire email and sales communication workflow with one platform.
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Combined with Amazon's reported plans to unify its advertising across Twitch, Fire TV, and Amazon.
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But one thing that does unify all Republicans is we should have a secure border.
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READ: Rubio says he can 'unify' the GOP Now, though, they may be replenished -- eventually.
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Salvini's own efforts to unify Europe's mutually antagonistic far-right have not been without struggle.
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"I think I'm the best person to go forward, to unify, to negotiate," she said.
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Here we have a TBS camera connected to the TBS Unify Pro video transmitter (VTX).
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In June, 21968, North Korea, seeking to unify the Peninsula under Communism, invaded the South.
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It's going to take more than a week just to repair and unify this party.
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Sanders's gesture was meant to unify Democrats against Trump after an at-times bitter primary.
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The Security Council has struggled to unify on how to deal with the renewed violence.
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He called Rubio a "principled conservative" who could "unify our party" and win in November.
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" Still, "Trump has the potential to divide the country, when we want to unify it.
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AND THE BEST THING YOU CAN DO IS WORK VERY HARD TO UNIFY THE COUNTRY.
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For years, dating back three papacies, the Vatican has sought to unify the two communities.
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More: A grass-roots coalition has formed to encourage and unify the resistance to Amazon.
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Brady downplayed those differences on Wednesday, saying they planned to unify behind "one bold plan."
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Conversely, Ms. Warren is reiterating her message about being able to unify the Democratic Party.
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But my main point is that Democrats should unify, enthusiastically, behind whoever gets the nomination.
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The N.F.L. tried in its own way to unify the country for a few hours.
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Trump told Flake, an outspoken critic, that the GOP needs to unify behind his candidacy.
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Pelosi and Hoyer have a chance to unify their caucus against this gift to bankers.
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In his State of the Union, President Trump talked about wanting to unify the country.
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Ryan said it was incumbent on the Manhattan real estate mogul to unify the party.
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Principle and political expediency combined to unify the caucus, leading to S 1 being blocked.
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They're faced with a choice: unify progressives within the caucus, or stand behind the party.
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They argue that "going nuclear" would only unify Republicans in their resolve and would, at most, stall the inevitable by a few weeks: Senate Dems believe escalating by using 'nuclear option' over AHCA would unify GOP, make AHCA _more_ likelyFrom an aide on background: pic.twitter.
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In past interviews, he has described himself as a peacemaker whose main goal is to unify.
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You could maybe unify the strong and weak nuclear force with a collider built around Mars.
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"I plan to run this offer until the day South and North Korea unify," he said.
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We need as Americas a place that we can unify, and laughter, comedy was that place.
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During the call, Schumer urged Trump to nominate Garland as a way to unify the country.
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But amid the chaos, a few symbols still manage to unify people from Algiers to Damascus.
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They have pledged to unify border posts where there are two, as on the river Uruguay.
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I can unify all these storage resources and have a high availability thanks to dynamic redundancy.
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Now, Biden, whose candidacy is premised on trying to unify the Democratic Party, is going negative.
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But ahead of the meeting, Ryan said he is hoping to help unify the Republican party.
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Furthermore, Ryan himself needs the party to unify, to better help his House majority win reelection.
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The source added that Trump replied that he understood and would work to unify the party.
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The CNRP was set up in 2012 to unify Sam Rainsy's and Kem Sokha's separate parties.
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But increasingly, Warren argues she is the best candidate to "unify" the party and beat Trump.
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Pushtun attempts to unify the country in the 19th century caused widespread resentment in other groups.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times we have to unify," he said.
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After Goldwater won the nomination, his campaign made only a mild attempt to unify the party.
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Then in 2017, Jacobs was matched against Gennady Golovkin to unify the WBA's two middleweight belts.
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If Trump wins the Republican primary, these sorts of policies will help him unify the party.
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In some ways, it makes sense: unify everyone under the same strong brand, hardware and message.
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The key to success is to unify and motivate this coalition to win the midterm elections.
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During the Jubilee, Betty gives a speech meant to unify the fraying dynamics of the townspeople.
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The early endorsement was an apparent appeal to unify Republicans after an intensely divisive primary season.
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The point of a convention is to unify the party and send out a unified message.
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Something good would be to unify the country and moving away from this kind of rhetoric.
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His specific refutation of Mayor Khan's comments does not show a desire to heal and unify.
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It's a chance to unify people around the beautiful game, and promote football in the region.
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But with the June 5 primary just around the corner, Democrats are still scrambling to unify.
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The fight over Kavanaugh helped unify the party behind him like no other issue, Republicans say.
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Christie wouldn't even really help unify the party, since social conservatives have never really trusted him.
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He added that it was time for Democrats to unify and prepare for the general election.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times, we have to unify," he added.
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WASHINGTON — Donald J. Trump came to Washington on Thursday to unify the Republican Party behind him.
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Personal turmoil congeals into a sweeping condemnation of the forces that both plague and unify them.
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Their statement comes after Trump said he condemned "political violence" and urged the country to unify.
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"If he becomes inevitable, party would be mad not to unify," Murdoch tweeted in March 2016.
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She said the values of the Democratic Party, which are centered on working families, unify it.
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Sanders has moved to unify the party after an at-times bitter primary fight with Clinton.
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With party leaders expressing outrage and voicing doubts that he can unify Republicans and defeat Mrs.
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It cratered the Internet in a way that seemed to unify a far-flung pop universe.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times, we have to unify," Trump said.
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The goal here is to help them unify their online and offline customer data and experiences.
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Francis praised Mother Teresa for working to unify people and urged Ivanov to take her example.
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"You unify the party by reaching out to somebody who maybe didn't support you," Goldstein said.
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A Ryan spokesman said the previously scheduled call will be about efforts to unify the party.
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I'm confident that even if he doesn't win the nomination, he'll move to unify the party.
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We need to unify in our homes and workplaces to protect, rescue and save one another.
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And that means it's harder and harder for either party to unify around a single candidate.
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His appeal to his fellow electors to unify behind an alternate Republican borders on the delusional.
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The senator made a hard sell, saying she was the best candidate to unify the party.
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To unify the color palette, she painted walls, ceilings and some floors Benjamin Moore's Cloud White.
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The rekindling of fights from 2016 — when many Sanders supporters were reluctant to unify around Mrs.
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However, the result also gave Republicans the chance to regroup and unify behind a single candidate.
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Meanwhile, efforts to unify and strengthen the messaging around impeachment have proceeded in fits and starts.
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Her expected endorsement of Clinton could help the Democratic Party unify heading into the general election.
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" I thought the question was initially asked of the senator, "How do you unify this country?
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The U.N. Security Council has struggled to unify on how to deal with the renewed violence.
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They formed a monarchy in order to unify against colonialists, and almost all speak the same language.
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In an effort to unify the language, researchers on both sides have started working on a dictionary.
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Scientists don't know if gravity would unify with the rest of the forces at high enough energies.
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Still, the party struggled to unify behind one or even two candidates in some of these districts.
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Axions of this sort arise very naturally in models that unify the interactions of the standard model.
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This way, Wynd can unify the inventory for both platforms and accept orders from all your channels.
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But that particular example was not viewed as Biden's best argument that he could unify the country.
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We can unify rather than divide, heal rather than hurt, and glorify God rather than elevate ourselves.
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They can be used to unify a painting, like Léger's use of outline, and to oppose presuppositions.
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To its credit, Dropbox sees Paper as a way to unify the disparate and messy modern workflow.
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She wants to help create a dictionary of Vietnamese sign language, needed to unify divergent regional practices.
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Vietnam had banned citizens from leaving and began efforts to unify the country under a communist ideology.
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Rulers in Beijing are sworn to unify the island with the mainland, if needs be by force.
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UFC 23 sees Jose Aldo and Max Holloway unify the featherweight titles in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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"The governor&aposs position is clear: The Democrats must unify to take back the majority," Lever said.
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Making America into an ever-present threat has helped the Kims unify the nation behind their regime.
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He talked about his ability to unify the country and offered a positive vision for the future.
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Rama recently suggested that Kosovo and Albania would unify if the European Union rejects Albania's EU membership.
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The world must unify in treating Trump as a pariah and not as an excuse for inaction.
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" He concluded his remarks with a reflective message: "We should grab each other and unify the party.
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"His attacks caused lasting damage, making it harder to unify progressives in the general election," she wrote.
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Hillary says Sanders needs to "do his part" to unify the party, as she did in 2008.
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The organization expressed hope that Freeman would be able to boost membership and unify members of GMA.
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A 28500 convention negotiated a treaty and recommended a plan by Benjamin Franklin to unify the colonies.
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Clinton also reached out to Sanders's supporters during the rally in an attempt to unify the party.
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Three days later, Mr. Trump, under pressure to unify the party, reversed course and endorsed Mr. Ryan.
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But McConnell said Friday that he felt the tax effort helped unify both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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TV on Tuesday whether Americans believe that the country can unify, given the current partisan political environment.
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In a runoff, Republicans would be pressured to get over their infighting and unify behind whoever emerges.
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The transactions to unify their dual listing structures are classed as acquisitions by Thomson Reuters Deals Intelligence.
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"We sense that Brexit gas actually caused the EU to unify rather than pull apart," Donlon said.
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"Advice is ultimately a vehicle to unify control over client wealth," says Morgan Stanley analyst Michael Cyprys.
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But he could complicate the effort for Democrats to unify on a figure with a political future.
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If the North and South were to unify, the new state could end up under U.S. influence.
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Those who hoped the State of the Union speech might unify America's warring tribes went home disappointed.
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We must put politics aside, stop the partisanship and unify together as one nation and one family.
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At some point, the party needs to unify, a difficult task when there's a primary going on.
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In Arizona, Ms. McSally has sought to unify her party around her candidacy after a divisive primary.
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One of the important things we've done is, we want to unify all of our security efforts.
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Crawford hopes to unify the 140-pound division against fellow junior welterweight champion Julius Indongo on Aug.
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This sounds like a good idea, a way to unify Germany's fragmented progressives into a strong collective.
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We mourn the victims, pray for their grieving loved ones, and should unify against hate and terror.
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A creative act of compensation or recompense that attempts to unify something that has been torn apart.
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The growth in electronic payments is one of the three themes that unify the fund, he said.
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In his work (influenced by Karl Friedrich Schinkel) he sought to unify landscape, architecture, and human activity.
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And what's a party or candidate to do when it can't unify voters around its own candidate?
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Clinton's FCC starts a massive push for municipal internet development, hoping to unify a geographically polarized country.
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Humans soon unify as a species, formally abolishing money and all hierarchies of race, gender and class.
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In separate elaborations they process and integrate sensory inputs and unify worldly orientation, managing biorhythms and hormones.
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As the Democratic nominee, could Mr. Sanders unify the party and reach outside his base for support?
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Nearly every exploit he undertook had one goal in mind: to unify and strengthen the United States.
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All of these market reactions are due to concerns of Trump being unable to unify the party.
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The goal is to encourage and unify the resistance to Amazon that is now beginning to form.
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It's those shared goals and areas of agreement are what in the end will unify our party.
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Cruz will need to rapidly unify the party behind him to overtake Trump as overall delegate leader.
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"I think we will have a better, stronger product that will unify the conference," Mr. Labrador said.
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On Weibo, China's answer to Twitter, the popularity of the phrase "use force to unify Taiwan" soared.
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At even higher energies, physicists have reason to suspect that the strong force would unify with them, too.
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Though SCADA systems control large-scale processes and unify decentralized facilities, they lack cryptographic security and authentication factors.
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The legislation will unify federal and state taxes like factory gate duties, customs, services tax and sales tax.
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Even Cleaver's name comes up as someone who would be a calm, steady presence to unify the caucus.
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The 1948th-century architecture of Yugoslavia was the result of a concerted national effort to modernize and unify.
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A semblance of peace was restored when the remaining local feudal warlords, or "daimyo," sought to unify Japan.
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Does he have it in him to unify his party and to lead the world's most powerful nation?
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"We want to unify them eventually, we want to give the same experience across both platforms," Greene said.
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She added that the Republican Party needed to unify to make sure Clinton doesn't take the White House.
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The goal of the Open Media Alliance was to unify the industry around a new, more cohesive standard.
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Next week is expected to bring further demonstrations, though no single major march has emerged to unify them.
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The other option seems just as tricky: attempting to unify House Republicans behind the American Health Care Act.
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Mark Zuckerberg plans to unify the backend of Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, and Instagram to allow cross-app messaging.
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With a slogan like this, Democrats don't have to unify on an economic program or an immigration position.
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I got all kinds of opinions and I try to unify what&aposs universal between all of us.
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And I will ask him to join me in asking the president to try to unify the country.
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Today's events simply underscored the extent to which Trump has not yet managed to unify the Republican Party.
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Instead, he promoted participatory festivals that would cement community solidarity, with lively rituals to unify the jubilant crowd.
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The reform, which aims to unify 42 different schemes into a single, points-based system, is potentially explosive.
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The company is also using its annual developer conference to unify several different cloud efforts from various subsidiaries.
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Facebook has a new executive coming on to unify its research efforts in the field of artificial intelligence.
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"I am excited to unify the advertising business under the AdColony brand globally," Kassoy said in the announcement.
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They've taken something like taco trucks to unify and built a wall of support and love around hate.
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Iran benefits from the GCC being divided, so the Trump team is keen to unify the group again.
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These new site-specific pieces will serve as a way to unify the museum's new spaces and landscaping.
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And he has begun to unify Congo's opposition, which no other politician has ever come close to doing.
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"While I will unify the party, Lindsey Graham has shown himself to be beyond rehabilitation," Mr. Trump said.
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A month ago, there were serious reasons to question whether the party would ever fully unify behind him.
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Telefonica Espana plans a reorganization and to unify its commercial policy, Spanish newspaper Cinco Dias reported on Friday.
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But he didn't unify them through collective bargaining, a cooperative negotiation style, or a polite social media campaign.
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But the longer he keeps up the heat, the harder it might be for the party to unify.
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Clinton fired back, chiding him for setting conditions for his support and calling for the party to unify.
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A new contract would unify all the flight attendants on issues like health care plans, wages and scheduling.
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That ambiguity helped her to emerge as a compromise candidate who might promise to unify the party's factions.
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He said Rubio is the best candidate to unify the Republican Party and win in the general election.
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Trump called for the country to unify and denounced the bigotry that he said keeps the U.S. divided.
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Core values matter; they unify everyone who has worn or continues to wear the cloth of our nation.
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The Vermont senator, however, will play an important role in the party's efforts to unify Democrats behind Clinton.
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Tesla and SolarCity's leadership have both expressed their desire to unify the two companies under the Tesla brand.
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He looms over the eastern government and is often considered a spoiler of efforts to unify the country.
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But what we need to do is unify and realize that we are stronger if we stick together.
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Mr. Cuomo has said in the past that he would work to unify Democrats to rule the Senate.
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The idea is to unify all of the little spies you carry around—your phone, your laptop, etc.
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A much wider world beyond what we looked at before, and trying to unify those worlds for people.
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But he changed his mind last week, in order to help Israel unify and fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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What does this information tell you about the potential of the Olympics to unify North and South Korea?
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Iraqi Sunnis, Shiites and Kurds were forced to unify, at least minimally, to defeat ISIS, opening new possibilities.
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"If anyone&aposs going to unify the belts, Fury&aposs definitely the man to do it," Warren said.
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"My performance will uphold those philosophies," she said, though she stopped short of saying it would unify viewers.
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Recently, Warren supporters have been pushing the idea that she is the best candidate to unify the party.
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Mr. Coniaris said that three tenets unify the investment approach of all the funds in the Oakmark lineup.
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Championing the cause of water as a common good can unify the nation and leave a positive legacy.
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Temer's advisers have floated a proposal to unify the federal PIS and Cofins taxes to fund social security.
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Paul said his bill is a more conservative alternative and would be able to unify the Republican party.
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Yet there are doubts that Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) can unify their party.
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With Clinton's nearly insurmountable lead in the Democratic race, Trump wants to unify his "political revolution" with Sanders's.
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Democrats had hoped that their two victories might convince Felder to unify with the rest of his party.
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The PBOC will promote market-based interest rate reforms and gradually unify two interest rate "tracks", Sun wrote.
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Now, the conference process certainly isn't the only way to unify the House and Senate behind a bill.
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His tweets, even ones that advocated for specific policies, used words meant to unify, rather than divide, the nation.
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"With an exhaustive investigation complete, would the country finally unify to confront the real challenges before us," asked McConnell.
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Climate Change Delaney sees the threat of climate change creatively: as an opportunity to create jobs and unify communities.
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If recent events have demonstrated anything, it's that we need to unify and develop a new vocabulary of protest.
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The guests did indeed fight, and they failed to unify in a way that was either threatening or coherent.
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"It means that movies unify us, and the quality of movies are beyond our language and nationality," he says.
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In the 1970s, Mitterrand managed to unify the left; he went on to serve as president for 14 years.
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She said that eventually, "we're going to have to unify Democrats," pointing to her own support for then-Sen.
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He said he was dropping out in February to unify the Republicans, and to ensure the Iraq war continued.
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Democrats have a long time to identify a candidate and a message and unify and mobilize for Election Day.
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" Long said his goal is "to unify the efforts of all agencies and the firepower of the federal government.
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Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta said their camp would would like to quickly mend fences and unify the party.
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"He's not able to join in and unify and be connected to the other people there," she told Refinery29.
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Kaine said, "We are getting near that point," but added he was confident Sanders and his supporters would unify.
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Thus, on this day, America learned that it can still unify around a worthy common cause dumb internet distraction.
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Samuelson realised that the use of complicated mathematics could clarify ideas and unify different fields under a common framework.
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One key goal of the Democratic convention was to unify the liberal wing of the party — represented by Sen.
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Speakers on the first night sought to unify the party and highlight differences with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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Another concern is that standards may proliferate, raising third parties' costs and doing little to unify Europe's banking markets.
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This would unify tech companies in the decision-making process over what types of content remains on their platforms.
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Trump said Tuesday evening that he was simply trying to unify gun owners against Clinton in the voting booth.
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Who better to unify the world than a mixed-race man who has crossed nearly every gradient of society?
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Wall Street views the health-care vote "as a test of Trump's ability to unify the party," he said.
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Dutifully, Priebus did his part as well, calling for the party to unify around its all-but-official nominee.
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That gives him nearly three months to unify a party in active and open rebellion against his nascent leadership.
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Western governments are pushing a U.N.-backed political agreement to unify the country under which Serraj's government was installed.
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"As a football player and soldier, Pat inspired countless Americans to unify," Tillman wrote in a statement to CNN.
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Both central banks will be audited this year, part of a U.N. peace plan to unify the two branches.
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They have blocked a parliamentary vote to endorse the GNA and challenging the U.N.-mediated deal to unify Libya.
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People who want to help others and unify, and people who want to hurt others and themselves and divide.
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This latter change is part of the broader decision at Microsoft to unify its PC and Xbox One platforms.
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Clinton is in a fight to unify her party and appeal to voters turned off by Donald J. Trump.
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Clinton to unify the Democratic Party and then the nation to keep it from the toxic divisiveness of Trumpism.
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The Dutch company initiated an arbitration two years ago seeking to end the contracts sooner to unify its distribution.
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Members of Congress must unify to find severe sanctions to enact over the objections of the complicit American president.
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Where he had organized "Bon Iver, Bon Iver" around places, he decided to unify his new album with numbers.
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These figures sought to unify voters behind a common set of values and recruit new followers to the movement.
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" Trump on Monday evening suggested that "both drop out of the race" in order to "unify the Republican Party.
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Asked by CBS News' John Dickerson last week if Trump practices "inclusive politics which tries to unify," Ryan shrugged.
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But we should be able to disagree and at the end of the day unify around the gospel mission.
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Warren's endorsement of Clinton could satisfy progressive voters and unify the Democratic Party heading towards the general presidential election.
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Here's the full lineup: ABC's "This Week": Sanders will weigh in on whether Clinton can unify the Democratic Party.
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"And you unify the party by not settling scores and grudges against people you've been competing with," he added.
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Republicans believe their core voters strongly support their decision and the issue will unify them in the fall election.
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We have to knock down the barriers, we have to end the divisiveness, we have to unify the country.
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Feelings are going to be hurt, and that's going to affect the party's ability to unify for that November.
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"There's nothing that's been finalized," Loeffler said when asked about Saunders and Golovkin's hope to unify the middleweight crowns.
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President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech on Tuesday was billed as his attempt to unify the country.
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"We must put politics aside, stop the partisanship, and unify together as one nation and one family," Trump said.
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The Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, thanked the "clowns" who protested Justice Kavanaugh's ascension and helped unify his party.
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Only then did everyone get serious and unify around the message that this was a life-or-death lockdown.
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That pool is currently divided, and with Rubio's close third-place win, he appears well-placed to unify it.
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Ryan repeatedly hammered home two things that, in his view, Trump would have to do to unify the party.
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But we had every member, I worked hard to unify them, they did, so they couldn't get that budget.
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Ms. McSally tried to unify Republicans around her candidacy, appearing with relative moderates like Mitt Romney and Susan Collins.
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The majority of Americans oppose eliminating ICE and for now, Democrats seem like they will unify against the bill.
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A Bulgarian Orthodox prelate denounced the pope's efforts to unify the churches as a prelude to welcoming the Antichrist.
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How many rhetorical and substantive blandishments would he offer to Sanders supporters, as he starts to unify the party?
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It had taken major steps to cut the costs of doing business and unify taxes on goods and services.
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"She's the only person I can think of who can unify the party and help us win," he said.
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LA PAZ, Bolivia — The interim leader of Bolivia took power this week promising to unify a nation in turmoil.
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"His attacks caused lasting damage, making it harder to unify progressives in the general election," she wrote of Sanders.
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It also holds out the possibility that he can present himself as the best candidate to unify the party.
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Because of rituals, sports teams are more successful, work groups perform better, and people unify under a common purpose.
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They use their control over prison systems as a location to recruit new criminals and unify divided criminal groups.
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Short of changing what people want to believe, we must find other ways to unify our perceptions of reality.
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Booker also ripped the president's reference to patriotism in the address, saying it did more to divide than unify.
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If a merger is the only way to unify Nevada then maybe, just maybe, that's something we might consider.
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Let's unify on our founding principals of liberty and ask Mr Trump to be its standard bearer this November.
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As consumer preferences change rapidly, even some specialized food industry groups have struggled to unify on major policy issues.
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The strikes are a response to President Emmanuel Macron&aposs plans to unify France&aposs generous, differing pension scheme.
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The strikes are in response to President Emmanuel Macron&aposs plan to unify France&aposs generous, differing pension scheme.
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They delight in concepts that unify our thinking and bring together diverse problems from different parts of the landscape.
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"When I moved up to 147, I just wanted to unify the titles, whoever was the champion," Garcia said.
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In 2008, Google launched a project called Google Health, which aimed to unify patients' medical data stored by different providers.
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The clear, bright colors in which they are painted unify their disparate parts and cancel the industrial associations of steel.
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What I'm doing now is trying to unify all that, and K-theory is the natural way to do it.
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Do you think there has been a scramble to unify the party with the evangelical Republicans or the Mormon Republicans?
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John Kasich, who sources say plans to suspend his campaign Wednesday night, had attempted to unify the non-Trump vote.
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Western powers are counting on the new government to unify Libya's political and armed factions to take on Islamic State.
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" He called the meetings "a stepping stone" in the process of Trump's work to "unify the party, grow the campaign.
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For decades, the party was seen as an outlier that ran on the single policy of trying to unify Ireland.
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Ted Cruz's campaign has painted a clear path to victory all along: unify evangelicals and self-described "very conservative" voters.
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Bernie Sanders can pull together and unify the Democrats, and he has brought thousands of new voters to the party.
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Now that Trump is the likely nominee, he needs to change his message to unify the party – and the nation.
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If they want to unify the party, why weren't they smart enough to give us something we could take home?
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The redesign is part of Google's Material Design push, which is a toolkit to unify User Interface across Google products.
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If polarization is the strongest force, then the Republican caucus will find someone to unify around, maybe not Paul Ryan.
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They will unify on that and if someone like Jim Jordan is speaker, the budget wars will start right up.
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The ill-starred marriage of Prince Charles and Diana Spencer undermined the monarchy's claim to unify the country through dignity.
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Seraj said he was putting forward the roadmap because of his "determination to escape the current crisis and unify Libyans".
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The goal was to unify all these different pages with a new design language that allowed for significantly more animation.
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But so far no one has been able to unify the clans and produce some kind of universal relay protocol.
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FCC Commissioner: &aposRepeat After Me: "Robocall" Is Not a Bad Word&aposWhat's the absolute easiest way to unify America today?
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"I just want to tell you that in these times we have to unify," President Donald Trump said on Wednesday.
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Basically, CDPs like mParticle allow companies to unify all their first-party data, creating a single view of the customer.
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If Sarkozy's momentum sputters out, then it is increasingly likely that Les Républicains will unify around the more moderate Juppé.
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He called on the Islamic world to unify and "drive out" terrorism in a speech in Saudi Arabia on Sunday.
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If Google's plan to unify its communications around Hangouts had gone further, flipping that switch might be a lot easier.
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Cruz has increasingly called for Republicans to unify behind his candidacy in order to take down front-runner Donald Trump.
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"The political sin he committed was the failure to move quickly to unify the party and his supporters," she said.
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The GNA was meant to unify the country's fighting forces, but it draws support mainly from militias in the west.
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He simultaneously voiced a desire for the country to unify following the midterms and blamed the media for existing hostilities.
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"For most companies of any scale, they need to unify social media marketing and monitoring for building campaigns," he said.
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"If we want Spain to stay unified we need to unify our forces," he told the PP rally in Madrid.
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To the Editor: Hillary Clinton wants to unify the Democratic Party to get Bernie Sanders's supporters to vote for her.
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And they share a common goal: to unify "us" against "them" by portraying "them" as inherently threatening to "our" women.
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Europe has made many false starts trying to unify its militaries to project power quickly and efficiently beyond its borders.
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Ryan met with Trump in Washington on Thursday at Republican National Committee headquarters in an attempt to unify the party.
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"With voting completed in the final Democratic Primary, it is now time for the Democratic Party to unify," Grijalva said.
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Venetian white tile, bold colors and attention to detail unify the home's five bedrooms, and a two-bedroom guest apartment.
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The tensions have raised concerns in the Democratic Party about whether it can unify around a candidate in the fall.
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He struggled to unify people after the deadly neo-Nazi violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, as he equivocated about white nationalism.
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Some of the Republican immigration negotiators are also touting White House involvement in trying to unify support behind a plan.
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"This is a good time, it seems to me, to begin to try to unify the party," Mr. McConnell said.
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I think he really has a lot of capacity to unify the country and to lead us into positive directions.
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Lewis aims to simplify and unify an unwieldy structure in which more than 250 different business units have operated separately.
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In the end they want to weave flesh and tech into a tapestry in order to unify humans and machines.
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Both fighters are men that I would be open to fighting as I continue to unify the division in 2018.
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The word is a tool to distinguish oneself from others and unify allies, but it is not useful to persuade.
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"He feels that he's singularly positioned to help unify the party at the end of this," the Obama confidant said.
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Their reasoning was solid: The more the commemoration was about Mr. Rabin's controversial policies, the less it would unify Israelis.
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And this may be the biggest reason impeachment is unlikely to happen immediately: Republicans have to mostly unify around it.
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" The ad comes five days after Trump said: "We must unify as a nation in peace, love and in harmony.
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Stale punch lines rarely segregate those who get it from those who don't, but they unify everyone in sighing condescension.
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The E.P.R.D.F. needs a leader who can unify the party, gain popular legitimacy and calm widening political and ethnic tensions.
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In the meantime, Canelo is gearing up for his May 4 fight against Daniel Jacobs to unify the middleweight belts.
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That's because the mid-tone gray has blue-green undertones that can unify a variety of media and color combinations.
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"If we unify our team with the North's, it won't necessarily improve our team's strength very much," Mr. Moon said.
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Mr. Karunanidhi instead championed federalism as the best way to unify and protect India's multiple ethnic, linguistic and religious populations.
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For more than a decade, the European Union has been considering imposing cadmium limits to unify standards among member nations.
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This lack of affirmative consensus means the parties can only unify in the negative, in opposition to the other party.
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"My hope is that by setting that example," he said, "we can unify people and that the state will follow."
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Mr. Zelensky campaigned on a promise to bring peace, unify the country and fight corruption, and won by a landslide.
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"Donald Trump didn't divide the country, but he has a wonderful opportunity to heal and unify the country," she said.
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" To the press, Pelosi spoke of the party's "universal condemnation"; Trump's tweets, wrote The Hill, "unify a fractured Democratic Party.
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Convincing disenfranchised voters of the benefits of climate-change solutions is required to unify the entire electorate behind climate action.
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In 1995, then-Prime Minister Alain Juppe wanted to unify France's pension system, and, well, the same thing happened: protests.
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Dataset Search launched in September 2018, with Google hoping to slowly unify the fragmented world of online, open-access data.
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Shareholders and other critics said the potential benefits were outweighed by the cost of trying to unify the two rivals.
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The biggest headache is in Colorado, where the party has yet to unify behind a candidate to take on Sen.
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"I believe that whatever we do, we have responsibility first and foremost to unify the nation," Pelosi said on Sunday.
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Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, though, wanted a banner that would unify Canadians, not just represent those with British ties.
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Mr. Trump is faced with leading a badly divided Republican Party that no longer has Barack Obama to unify against.
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The bout was supposed to unify four belts, but one was off the line before the first bell even rang.
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The will to remain part of a united Europe could also push Northern Ireland to unify with the Irish republic.
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As splits emerge in the GOP, it will be harder and harder for Republicans to unify behind a single leader.
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For our Tribal Nations, this is an opportunity for us to really come together and unify and really exercise sovereignty.
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Mahdi's predecessor as prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, has said he fears the militiamen will undermine efforts to unify Iraq.
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Republicans' failure to unify in advance around a plan to replace the Affordable Care Act is something of a cautionary tale.
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Washington (CNN)Efforts to unify the Republican party after Donald Trump's delegate victory are becoming increasingly clear -- including on social media.
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He declined to comment on the company's previously announced project to unify its different share classes into a single common stock.
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But people, at least those most vocal, seemed to unify after Sanders stood to make the final vote in Clinton's nomination.
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The economy overall remains distorted by a byzantine dual currency system with multiple exchange rates that Castro had promised to unify.
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The conventions involved significant horse-trading and a well-respected and known name would have the ability to unify the party.
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Further, while the numbers tell me the Democratic Party will unify, it's important Sanders' voters don't feel alienated or condescended to.
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Lots of promises to unify and heal and reach out to the disgruntled, even a few nice words about the media.
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Still, we now possess both the tools and the willpower to unify a diverse and impactful coalition to combat this problem.
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Mnangagwa has struggled to unify the country since taking over from the late Robert Mugabe, ousted in a coup in 2017.
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" Some examples: "I think one's art is just one's effort to wed oneself to the universe, to unify oneself through union.
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Rather than raise the retirement age, he would unify the country's 35 pension schemes, eventually doing more to enhance labour mobility.
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But the bigger question is: why did a lot of establishment Democrats unify around him to help him cross that bridge?
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When the song festival was first conceived, in the 1950s, it was an attempt to unify a fractured post-war continent.
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I will unify our white culture and start an internecine war between African Americans and Latinos by talking about Americans First.
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You can unify around an extreme conservative or an extreme liberal, as the parties did under Barry Goldwater and George McGovern.
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What matters is we unify and all go vote, most importantly the last thing we want is a Hillary Clinton presidency.
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But they fear the longer the conflict lasts, the harder it will be to unify the central banks and repay debt.
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Singular, a startup working to unify data for marketers, is announcing that it has raised $30 million in Series B funding.
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The feature, which is currently in beta, is part of Google's effort to unify Chrome OS with the consistent Android aesthetic.
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The meetings marked an effort within the Republican Party to unify following a contentious primary battle for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Moss, a longtime veteran of the Miami Police Department, faces the challenge of trying to unify and heal a fractured community.
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Mr Macron was elected on a promise to unify the disparate rules governing French public pensions, and this reform lies ahead.
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But dragging Obama into the process can't serve to unify the right the way, for instance, blaming Obama for Benghazi might.
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The prototype comes a few weeks after Facebook revealed it was looking to unify the backend of Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger.
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It added that authorities would gradually unify market interest rates, deposit and lending rates, reiterating past pledges without giving a timeframe.
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"After the Muslim ban took effect, people's outrage led them to unify in the streets," said Logan Bernard, cofounder of WeBot.
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Briefing the U.N. Security Council on Wednesday, U.N. envoy Salame said an elected government is needed to stabilise and unify Libya.
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That's a dangerous choice for individual Republicans to be facing at a moment when the party needs to unify against Trump.
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And I only wish that they could unify in the same way over the many issues that affect the climate today.
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The decision is said to be part of an effort to unify Google's hardware development under former Motorola president Rick Osterloh.
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So we have agreed to unify systems over coming years and decades and have decided to develop a common European fighter.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times, we have to unify," Trump said at a White House event.
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Trump insists that once he secures the nomination, he will moderate his tone, become more "presidential" and unify the Republican Party.
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House Republicans say they're ready to unify out of necessity and survival as they get ready for life in the minority.
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It is just possible that the party could unify behind a new leader if Mr. Corbyn decided to step down gracefully.
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It is meant to unify and simplify India's bewildering array of state and local taxes, thereby helping business and boosting revenue.
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"Now, we can unify the Republican Party and focus on defeating Democrat Phil Bredesen in November," Blackburn said in a statement.
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But efforts to unify these creators, digital streaming services and other key players around a path forward have faltered until recently.
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Mr. Sanders, whose speech was shifted to a more prominent time in hopes of soothing delegates, struggled to unify the convention.
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"Hillaryland hopefully will not feel so desperate to unify the Sanders base that she'd bring on Warren," the former official said.
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In general, convention bounces are most durable when they help unify the parties — something that's largely inevitable and hard to undo.
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His decision to vacate the belts could set up a bout between Klitschko and Anthony Joshua to unify the heavyweight titles.
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Through it all, people from Fremont gathered, in person and online, in attempts to unify over their opposition to the plant.
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Sometimes nationalism can be jingoistic — even fascistic — but it can also be a constructive impetus that helps to unify a nation.
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The chances of punishment seems slim, given that such measures will only serve to further unify Democrats and justify their cause.
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Since arriving in the north, it is operating under the "National Army" umbrella - a Turkish-backed effort to unify numerous factions.
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Ryan has said he could unify the two wings of the party and expand its appeal in a campaign against Trump.
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Our goal has always been to help unify Americans to defeat Donald Trump, and to win the era for our values.
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Barack Obama's first presidential run was premised on the idea that he could unify the country under a post-partisan banner.
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If we cannot unify around the climate crisis now, will we be able to during climate-caused displacement and mass migration?
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Moderates are laboring to unify the party's ranks behind Biden, and the politics of the coronavirus crisis is heightening their anxiety.
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Eliminating him was a way of getting rid of a figure who could rally and unify those who wanted democracy restored.
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Her father, E. E. Ryden, was a Lutheran minister who helped unify four denominations to form the Lutheran Church of America.
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If you want to unify a handful of Encinitas residents, simply mention the northbound traffic on I-5 at rush hour.
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" The time had come, the president concluded, "to unify, to bind up the nation's wounds" and "begin a great national reconciliation.
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Democrats and Republicans in Washington may not be ready to unify on everything, nor should we expect them to anytime soon.
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Those twin failures cast further doubts on a popular speculative notion called supersymmetry, which would unify the disparate forces of nature.
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In the years to come, however, computers can unify us in all our diversity, without forcing us to lose our individuality.
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Clinton and her former aides maintain that his endorsement came too late and was too lukewarm to truly unify the party.
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Republicans are hunting for a boogeyman in the burgeoning impeachment fight as the party struggles to unify behind a single strategy.
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We ought to unify Americans around these solutions or nothing will actually get done," Buttigieg says in an ad titled "Ready.
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Western governments are pushing a U.N.-backed political agreement to unify the country under which Serraj's Tripoli-based government was installed.
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Winn and the 62 veterans serving on his prison staff identify with service culture and harnessed it to unify the inmates.
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Ryan told reporters Thursday that he sees tax reform as an issue that more Republicans will be able to unify around.
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The platform will unify access to existing databases, from the federal tax department to the elections authority to the passport office.
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And I wish we could unify behind this impeachment inquiry that clearly a majority of the caucus wants us to pursue.
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The Budget Committee will try on Thursday to unify the plan into a single bill for consideration on the House floor.
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Any U.S. strike on Iran will unify the population behind the current regime and inflame Muslims, particularly Shiites, around the world.
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Republicans want to unify their party and Democrats want to leverage a solution for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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Those who understand the cause are called to the work, which I hope will unify and bless our nation in time.
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This will not only unify several existing laws, but also raise penalties for offenders and provide victims with rehabilitation and compensation.
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With the record jumping from sound to sound with almost no notice, those lyrical threads come together to unify Fucking Lifetime.
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Corbyn has vowed to unify and the party and offer an olive branch to MPs who wanted to see him replaced.
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This repetition of a central line, the cool color palette, and the shared abstraction of nature firmly unify these two works.
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Saying we're unified doesn't in and of itself unify us, but actually taking the principles that we all believe in, showing that there's a dedication to those, and running a principled campaign that Republicans can be proud about and that can actually appeal to a majority of Americans -- that, to me, is what it takes to unify this party.
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Trump failed to signal that he'd unify the country during the transition, and he started office remarkably unpopular for a new president.
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So his critics desperately need to unify around one candidate — and New Hampshire was supposed to be an opportunity to do that.
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We'd elevate the fundamentals of human communication over esoteric features that most people don't even use anymore and unify content and communication.
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In his remarks, Trump touted the gathering as a testament to his ability to unify what he views as a divided country.
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Polyteia is building a platform that would allow city leaders to unify and analyze the data that represents the constituents they serve.
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A crucial reform is to unify the two forms of peso currency, and devalue, which would create incentives for exports and investment.
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Past tools have tried to unify the two, either forcing the computer's model on designers or the designer's model on the computer.
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The highly fragmented overland logistics markets will end up crystallizing around core software services which unify discrete elements of the shipping process.
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"The general definition of tantra is to weave, to unify, and to mesh," says Devika Singh, a tantric sex and relationship coach.
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Chuck Schumer, however, called the meeting a "love fest," and Sanders' appearance at the meeting helped unify the caucus, West Virginia Sen.
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As the presumptive nominee, Clinton has to unify the party and bring Sanders supporters, a large minority within the party, on board.
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Three years after trying to unify its messaging efforts under the Hangouts brand, Google has decided once again to let experimentation reign.
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For another, for almost a decade now, the only strategy they've known has been to unify the party around opposition to Democrats.
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Pence is a solid conservative who will help to unify the party as it enters the initial stages of the general election.
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The two polls emerged as Republicans try to unify their party around a bill for repealing and replacing ObamaCare backed by Trump.
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I want to unify our team going into the election so as many of our candidates as possible can win this election.
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We intentionally chose songs that both work to unify the album but also kept the album interesting as you move through it.
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Clinton has talked about the tough primary with Obama in suggesting that Sanders and his supporters will eventually unify around her campaign.
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" Adding that the Supreme Court was "too important to lose for generations," Mr. Priebus ended his post, "Let's stop this and unify.
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But the president's own party would not unify even around that, with Democrats from industrial and coal states digging in against him.
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In her statement, Marie Tillman said her husband — as both a football player and soldier — "inspired countless Americans to unify," CNN reported.
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Flake's on board with the tax bill, but he's also the prototype of how Trump's done the opposite of unify the GOP.
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There are already murmurs that such attacks wound her and make it more difficult to unify the party for November's general election.
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Ryan, who's been putting forth a parallel GOP agenda in the House, insisted the party would unify around whoever wins the nomination.
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Moments after Ms. Wasserman Schultz said she would step down, Mr. Sanders and others said her resignation would help the party unify.
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Democratic critics say the hardball tactics McConnell used to unify Republicans and thwart Obama's agenda contributed to a souring of bipartisan relations.
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A running mate with political experience, he added, would help unify the GOP ahead of next week's Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
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So we're going to unify Mainland China as a company-operated market which allows us now to lean into the growth opportunity.
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Still, Republicans who are bullish about winning the presidency point to Clinton's high negatives and her struggles to unify the Democratic base.
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Clinton's allies say that Mr. Pence's positions are so toxic to these voters that they will ultimately unify behind the Democratic ticket.
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The NOC will unify its budget for the remainder of the financial year, it said, and will make infrastructure rehabilitation a priority.
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The proposal is also designed to unify Republicans, who have internal divisions on immigration reform, even though the Democrats control the House.
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Ms. Gay leans hard on Yael Lubetzky's lighting design to try to unify the script, but transitions between moments are often jarring.
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A more integrated supervisory regime is needed to unify the EU's capital market, European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis said on Thursday.
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The RNC push comes as Clinton and Sanders are in discussions after the end of the Democratic primary to unify the party.
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That move followed a deal in July to unify the Tripoli NOC with a rival NOC in the eastern city of Benghazi.
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Manigault Newman, who has denied the reports, added that she believed the president tried in his own way to unify the country.
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They don't give a whole-universe overview detailed enough to unify those phenomena and also apply to phenomena they haven't yet described.
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Mitch Stewart, a Democratic strategist and a veteran of President Obama's presidential campaigns, said he believes Clinton can eventually unify the party.
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There are a lot of people who say they are independents but very few common principles that unify all independents together. 33.
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I'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country.
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Will it engage in nuclear blackmail, sell weapons to terrorists or other rogue regimes, or try to unify the peninsula by force?
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In most times of national tragedy, an American president usually shelves political events, curtails partisan rhetoric and tries to unify the country.
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Bolsonaro's hands-off strategy poses a major problem for Haddad, who faces an uphill battle to unify opposition to the poll-leader.
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His political legacy will be that he managed to unify the fractured conservative movement in Canada and quell infighting amongst its ranks.
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By the time he faced McGregor to unify the titles in December, Aldo had not defended his championship belt for 14 months.
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The region has become increasingly economically and ethnically diverse, a challenge for any political or civic leader looking to unify a community.
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Creating two-way interoperability of Stories is a precursor to Facebook's efforts to unify its Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram Direct chat features.
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More than 100,000 Union soldiers died in a war to free the slaves and unify the purpose for which America was founded.
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" Bernie Sanders pushes back, saying he can unify the party: "I have no doubt that if I win, Joe will be there.
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In a podcast published Friday, Clinton faulted Sanders for not doing more to unify the party after she beat him in 2016.
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Clinton said on a podcast released Friday that the Vermont senator did not do enough to unify the Democratic Party in 2016.
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Nevada raises the possibility that Sanders could unify them to a much greater extent than seemed possible only a few weeks ago.
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They saw whites as overly individualistic, a society that would crumble at the first sign that it needed to unify or die.
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While there are several basketball teams across Africa, a pro league will unify them under one umbrella and provide resources and visibility.
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Then he said a prayer for the victims, and encouraged Americans to unify in the face of such "terrible" and "senseless" destruction.
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He is the Speaker of the House, he has an obligation to unify the party, he has an obligation to reach out.
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She endorsed Biden on the same day in a bid to unify the party's moderates ahead of the pivotal vote on Tuesday.
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But the tumultuous day raised questions about whether Sanders supporters would unify behind Clinton, and Republicans sought to play up that discord.
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"At the same time, we want to give data to organizations on the ground to help them unify around particular policy recommendations."
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Businesses and organizations champion goals as ways to unify employees and customers under the banners of brand strategy, community, and well-being.
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Trump's criticism of the nominating rules has been jarring to party officials and the feud could undermine efforts to unify the party.
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However, as President he has a duty to safeguard the peace, inspire goodness, unify the country and offer clear correctives to hate.
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Moon also called for broad energy and economic cooperation with the North on Wednesday, stressing his goal to politically unify both countries.
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But Trump supporters remain confident he will capture the nomination and finally unify a Republican Party that went into the convention fractured.
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"The purpose of the presidency is not to glorify the president, it is to unify the people," he said Tuesday in Washington.
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Meanwhile U.N.-led efforts to unify eastern and western factions showing little visible progress, and plans for elections this year are uncertain.
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Malaysia's AirAsia is planning to unify its Southeast Asian businesses while growth appears to be on the horizon, but regulatory hurdles remain.
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What will unify the Democrats, regardless of any current party divisions, is a resolute desire to remove Trump from the White House.
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The bride, 31, is a senior partnership executive in New York for LiveRamp, a data company enabling marketers to unify customer databases.
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A leader is supposed to unify the hoi polloi, not divide us even further, but Mr. Trump has failed to do this.
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Jane Sanders can't explain why her husband's die-hard supporters will not unify behind Hillary Clinton in the fight against Donald Trump.
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John McCain (R-Ariz.) is recovering from cancer treatment, leaving them no margin for error if Democrats unify to oppose the nomination.
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"I'm proud of the campaign we've run to unify our country and advocate conservative solutions to lift our country up," Bush said.
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The courtyard will unify the corner with a public space for gatherings, workshops, gardening, performances, and displays of local and international art.
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For this reason, Trump's ability to unify the party arguably represents a greater test of the libertarians' strength than Rand Paul's candidacy.
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Nevertheless, the idea is popular within May's party as a way to unify the pro-EU and euroskeptic wings of her party.
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Failaq al-Sham said in its statement that it wanted to unify revolutionary units into one body to be militarily and administratively stronger.
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But in an interview with CNN on Monday, Biden said her husband's ability to unify the country is why he's running for president.
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What better way to rededicate ourselves to the American ideals that should unify us and that we celebrate on the Fourth of July?
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With last weekend's victory, Wilder now appears to unify the division, where these sorts of matters will hopefully be less of an issue.
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By allowing the many states room to formulate their own solutions using the democratic process, we can more readily unify into one America.
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" Furthermore, she hinted at the values she holds dear that are fueling the show when asked if her goal is to "unify America.
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The Trump campaign is now looking more toward November with outreach to unify the party as well as finding a vice presidential candidate.
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" Trump called on the country to "unify," adding that "threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the United States.
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" In honor of Kieran, the pastor is certainly right that his community unify and peacefully embrace common cause with "love, hope and courage.
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"It is urgent to calm down the nation and unify all of us," Temer said in a televised address shortly after assuming office.
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Then Biden would outperform his history and expectations, and the party would unify around electability in the form of the former vice president.
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Still, it could complicate efforts to unify the White House and Republicans on messaging to effectively fend off the fast-moving impeachment inquiry.
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Since when is journalism's job in a country with an allegedly free press to "unify" with a government it's supposed to report on?
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Clinton again hit Sanders on Friday, saying he did not do enough to unify the party behind her White House bid in 2016.
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Still, she has attempted to focus on the general election as Trump seeks to unify the post-primary Republican party behind his campaign.
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This is an approach that can benefit both greenfield and brownfield development processes and help unify the currently dispersed and fragmented IoT landscape.
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" Trump has started efforts to unify the party, saying after he became the presumptive nominee Tuesday night, "This has been an amazing evening.
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Apple also demonstrated a new "TV" app that aims to unify the television experience, by listing a variety of over-the-top options.
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He'd like to unify the fragmented market for college rentals in the U.S., a market that Bernstein estimates to be several billion dollars.
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His ability to connect with and unify crowds, which could never fully get behind anointed top stars like Cena or Reigns, remains unparalleled.
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Beyond fiery missives there is little Washington can do to unify a fractured global response and effectively push back against Beijing&aposs demands.
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House Republicans who spoke to the media following the meeting had largely positive reviews and were optimistic that Trump can unify the party.
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A prime minister who called a referendum because he had failed to unify his party on Europe deserves to lose power and did.
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Russia has been keen to unify its counterterror campaign with that of the United States, but up to now Washington has held back.
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To help unify design around Android Wear watch faces and apps, the company today also released a Material Design guide for the software.
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Or was he simply mobilizing efforts of passionate gun owners to unify and get out to the polls to defeat Clinton in November?
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"It's a good reason for them to unify and get behind Donald Trump, and let's have a victory this time around," he said.
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But for all of the opportunities above 200 pounds, Usyk would rather unify the titles in what Loeffler believes is an overlooked division.
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And you're ready to stop the race-baiting and the division based on color and zip code, to unify around the right issues.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times, we have to unify," Trump said at a White House event later Wednesday.
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However, Sabraw also noted that the government was at fault for failing to unify hundreds of other children, blaming a lack of communication.
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"It works to a certain degree but there comes a time when it hurts our ability to unify after the nomination," he said.
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However, his comments come as Senate Republican leadership struggles to unify its conference in order to pass an ObamaCare repeal-and-replace bill.
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Weaver in his interview with Baldwin repeatedly said it was important for Democrats to move on and unify in opposition to Trump's policies.
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But I think the next morning, and this is how I feel today, it's like this is an opportunity to unify the country.
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"There is no question that he is the presumptive nominee, and will unify our party to take back the White House in November."
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And ahead of Friday evening's endorsement, Nehlen released a statement praising Trump's "display of leadership" -- and slamming Ryan's failure to unify the GOP.
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The United Nations envoy to Libya, Martin Kobler, who has been struggling to unify the country's fractious politicians and militia leaders, expressed concern.
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The NBA issued a statement Sunday saying that while Morey's tweet might have offended Chinese citizens, the league hoped sports could unify people.
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But in 28500 — not even knowing if he would win the presidency — Trump made a clever deal to unify Republicans behind his candidacy.
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The former secretary of State fired back and chided him for setting conditions on his support and called for the party to unify.
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"I think, though, they have a shared responsibility to unify the party," Jane Sanders said about her husband and Clinton's mission going forward.
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Times journalists provided live analysis of the first night of the Republican National Convention as Donald J. Trump aims to unify the party.
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Clear policy commitments can help unify Republicans after a difficult primary and they can lay a foundation for a winning path to November.
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"You don't denigrate the one thing that used to, and I hope it still will, unify us is that we're Americans," Baker said.
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"She needs to do something in the coming weeks to show that she's also trying to unify the party," one Clinton surrogate said.
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The answer is that no candidate has emerged who has convinced voters that he or she can unify the party and beat Trump.
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To make this situation a reality, Ryan must endorse Trump, help unify the Republican Party and focus on Clinton as his main opposition.
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The United Nations-backed government moved to Tripoli three months ago in an attempt to unify two rival administrations and various armed factions.
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Emerging from their first conference meeting since the setback, Republican members said the message from their leadership was direct: it's time to unify.
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And that is a very academic thing, and it's not based on the need to unify the working class to make these changes.
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Some in the party have suggested the Speaker as a possible presidential candidate who could unify Republicans at a contested convention this summer.
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Kaval has to unify the team, the city and county governments, public agencies, interest groups and residents behind his vision for the park.
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But again and again, efforts to politically unify working-class people around economic issues have run aground among ethnic, racial, and other tensions.
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But on a thematic level, it creates a discordance with the film's more adult social horrors, and the two elements never quite unify.
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He would like to think their visual seduction will "unify and set us all in a room together for difficult conversations," he said.
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Going forward, each time we emphasize what we as Americans have in common, we serve to both unify, and protect, our great country.
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"I think you have to take the man for his word that he wants to unify the country," he said, referring to Trump.
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They were immediately seen as a threat to moderates and a potential leadership challenge for Waters as she tried to unify her caucus.
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Instead, he sought to shift the blame for the deathly violence to anti-protestors and he did nothing to unify a grieving community.
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Now grouped together under the Nest moniker, the new devices are part of an effort to unify the Home and Nest product lines.
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We are responsible for our own weaknesses ... our silence, our inability to organize in order to act on the things that unify us.
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But the battle suggests the challenges Democrats face here and across the country as the party seeks to unify and rebuild after November.
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The more contemporary design elements aimed to unify the brand's messaging in countries around the world, putting red and gold front and center.
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Mr. Obama said he spoke to Mr. Trump last week about ensuring that his actions help to unify and not divide the country.
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The president, one morning after calling for people to unify and "come together," tweeted Thursday that the "fake news" media was inciting anger.
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In an interview with The Hill earlier this year, McConnell said it's essential for Republicans to unify in order to pass their agenda.
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Make no mistake, this dinner did not unify Americans across the political divide by reminding us we have more in common than not.
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"I don't think it's designed to get Democratic support as much as it is to unify the Republican Party around border security," Sen.
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According to Politico's Kyle Cheney and Gabriel Debenedetti, eight are on board, and they're likely to unify behind Kasich as their alternative choice.
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Saleh was hated throughout southern Yemen after he launched a war to unify the country in 1994, lobbing ballistic missiles at the city.
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"Saying we're unified doesn't in and of itself unify us, but actually taking the principles that we all believe in, showing that there's a dedication to those, and running a principled campaign that Republicans can be proud about and that can actually appeal to a majority of Americans -- that, to me, is what it takes to unify this party," the speaker said.
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So let's not start promoting hashtags or be on one side of this issue when we have a real opportunity to unify behind this.
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"I don't think it's designed to get Democratic support as much as it is to unify the Republican Party around border security," Graham said.
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Unlike the terrible toilet paper, which has no fathomable explanation, the architecture was the result of a concerted national effort to modernize and unify.
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She has also emphasized the need to unify the organization, pledging to take a "holistic approach" to the many responsibilities of a secretary-general.
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A European court later upheld the ban, saying the intent was to unify the country, but not before an outcry by human rights activists.
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We are officially in the age of hashtivism, where a hashtag can not only unify a movement — it can fuel and guide it forward.
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"I think we will be able to unify the country by far more than what Netanyahu is doing right now," Gantz told VICE News.
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The big picture: The consolidation, announced last month, is the latest media mega-merger between two venture-backed companies looking to unify for survival.
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We don't need to fall in line or help to unify a party, but we do need to push for positive change and progress.
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One of the first things she did was unify all the pieces under a single umbrella, with her at the top of the unit.
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It only took a historic World Series win for politicians across the aisle to unify and celebrate the Nationals' first championship in franchise history.
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Project Ark, which was announced internally in September, is supposed to unify Uber's splintered engineering team, sources close to the company tell BuzzFeed News.
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By pledging his full support to Clinton, Democrats say, it would give the party time to heal and unify in the fight against Trump.
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Her speech came at the end of a week in which the party has pushed to unify behind Clinton after a contentious primary season.
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He also made a play to unify Republicans, dropping his usual attacks on Trump and instead taking aim at Clinton in his victory speech.
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Should all sides manage to agree on a plan to unify, it would then have to be put to both sides in separate votes.
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The Trump campaign quickly disputed the interpretation that it suggested violence, saying Trump wanted to unify voters who support the right to bear arms.
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At one point, a delegate emotionally told Cruz that he could unify the party, and encouraged Cruz to recognize the consequences of his decision.
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Nine years later, Jedao reawakens believing that he's a 17-year-old cadet, and his orders are to unify the hexarchate, an interstellar empire.
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I felt pretty pumped up that day, because I felt like, Wow we're really going to unify and be able to resist what's happening.
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Struggles to unify Inside the convention halls, both candidates had a loud and aggressive minority within their convention who were dissatisfied with the nominee.
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It's the first product launch under Rick Osterloh, the former Motorola president who rejoined Google earlier this year to unify its disparate hardware efforts.
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Yet this particular marketing campaign suggests Apocalypse may actually unify the world in a real way — just as the show plans on destroying it.
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"I am strongly against unification and don't think we should unify just for the reason we come from the same homogenous group," he said.
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" Then he stops dancing, he turns to us and with a completely straight face he says, "I am here to unify the Democratic Party.
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The national team, known as the seleção, possesses a unique ability to unify the country, even in the midst of political and economic crisis.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times we have to unify," he said during an opioids event at the White House.
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That marked departure comes as Trump seeks to unify the Republican Party around his candidacy and he looks to prove he can be presidential.
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Indeed, President Trump has not made any serious attempt to unify the country after an extremely divisive presidential race and a still-controversial election.
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Ethereum is the platform of choice because it offers a blockchain platform with a built-in abstraction layer, which serves to unify the ecosystem.
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"I promise to join in the healing of our nation and to unify our countrymen for the sake of our country's progress," she said.
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In order to unify our country and rebuild our civic fabric, we must address this lack of trust in the media that Logan identifies.
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Susana Martinez, a Republican, and called Mitt Romney "a choker" who walks "like a penguin" — also said he planned to unify the Republican Party.
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I am endorsing this day because we all need to unify as Americans and take a break from being so hateful to one another.
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He says he's taken two key lessons: unify the Senate, House and White House early, and that nobody actually likes the current tax code.
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However EPA says Pruitt will only step in on rare occasions and that the policy is meant to unify EPA decision making across regions.
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A memo provided to The Hill by one Trump surrogate lays out talking points emphasizing that the campaign is seeking to unify the party.
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Moments of crisis reminded the diverse, far-flung Asian-American community of the need to unify across lines of class, geography, and national origin.
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" Still, though, McConnell said Trump is a "competitive candidate" and said this is a good time for him to start to "unify the party.
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Pelosi was able to unify the vast majority of her party behind her, but a few fellow Democrats have said they will oppose her.
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Some Democratic officials said the fury was an illustration of the work that still needed to be done to unify the party behind Mrs.
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The violence reverberated through the presidential campaign, but neither Donald Trump nor Hillary Clinton appeared to find a message that could unify the country.
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Despite numerous opportunities, President Trump has done little to unify the country or promote our shared commitment to liberty, equality, and freedom of speech.
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And in moments of national crisis, presidents have shown ability to unify the country, if fleetingly, like George W. Bush did after the Sept.
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"He needs to know he has a responsibility in this and he needs to go out and try to unify the country," said Navarro.
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There also is little evidence that lawmakers and the administration will unify to address the issue of immigration along the southern border with Mexico.
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With mixed results, Ryan has exploited Trump's desire to unify the party by withholding his endorsement until Trump makes substantive policy (and characterological) concessions.
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"So I just say: Embrace these millions of people that now, for the first time ever, love the Republican Party, and unify," he said.
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Zuckerberg laid out his lofty ambition in a Chicago speech last week that suggested Americans are in need of something to unify their lives.
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As much as some analysts claim the pandemic will doom Trump's reelection, the opposite could be true unless Democrats unify and focus their efforts.
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The slogans offered up each day don't do much to unify the string of seemingly random speakers offering up a range of unrelated ideas.
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But if the two Koreas unify their teams and play a great match together, that itself will be long remembered as a historic moment.
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And then three, from Day 1, restore our credibility around the world, and start to unify a very divided — a very, very divided — country.
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Now, poised to wrap up the nomination, he has grasped for even more olive branches as part of a broader effort to unify Democrats.
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"I wanted to fight for our players and our fans and for this TOUR to show how golf can unify and inspire," he wrote.
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The United Nations and Western powers have tried to set up a government based in Tripoli that might be able to unify the country.
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And the former vice president still has considerable work to do to unify his party, which is deeply divided along generational and ideological lines.
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"It would be pre-emptive surrender to a regime whose ultimate aim is to unify the Korean Peninsula on its own terms," he added.
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Even the "top tier" candidates couldn't resist disparaging huge portions of the American electorate while trying to tout their ability to unify the country.
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Like Mr. Jawar, Mr. Abiy is Oromo, but the prime minister has downplayed his ethnicity as part of his efforts to unify the country.
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Negotiations between Briton Joshua and Wilder for a fight at Wembley in April 2019 to unify the heavyweight title broke down earlier this year.
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Determined to unify the country under its control, North Vietnam increased infiltration into the South, and the N.L.F. insurgents stepped up their military operations.
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If Nicaragua's teetering democracy is to stand a chance, the country's disparate opposition groups must unify behind an agenda for negotiations with Mr. Ortega.
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Her attempts to straddle the ideological divides in the party — and potentially unify its factions — have left her open to attacks from both sides.
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Reduced uncertainty would likely boost undervalued equity markets there and help new European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde better unify the region's member states.
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There's an obvious question for Warren: If she's trying to unify the party, why did someone in her orbit gossip about this private meeting?
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"Fastest way to unify all political factions in Iran against you is to assassinate the general who led Iran's fight against ISIS," she wrote.
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In March, Mr. Zuckerberg said he was trying to unify the apps so that people could engage more easily in private and encrypted communications.
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Iran will overcome newly reimposed U.S. measures against Tehran, sanctions that will only serve to unify the nation, President Hassan Rouhani said on Tuesday.
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The government could also negotiate with states to unify an inter-state tax known as ICMS, a measure considered crucial to reduce legal uncertainties.
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Apple's attempt to unify healthcare records under a single platform follows efforts by other major technology companies to turn EHR data into strategic assets.
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"When I say we've got to unify the American people, it doesn't mean pretending that we're all the same," Buttigieg says in the ad.
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Weighing in on what he sees as shared value with McConnell, Schumer said both men consider it their jobs to unify their respective members.
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But there are no guarantees that Hill Republicans will be able to unify and push a tax bill through both the House and Senate.
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Facebook integration: Mark Zuckerberg, the company's chief executive, plans to unify the underlying infrastructure of its various messaging services: WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger.
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Yet Sanders's candidacy has had an unmistakable influence on Clinton and it could continue to grow as she seeks to unify the Democratic Party.
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The museum announced on Tuesday that the studio will be restored and opened as part of a plan to expand and unify its campus.
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"This has all really helped me, No. 1, unify my conference, and No. 2, underscore the significance of the Senate," the Kentucky Republican said.
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Infrastructure spending polls incredibly well, meaning the new president would have begun his term with an initiative that could unify rather than divide the public.
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Meanwhile, Libya-watchers are concerned that presidential and parliamentary elections meant to unify the divided country could in fact spark a fresh round of infighting.
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If iguanas must start evading death straight from the cradle, what are we going to do when they decide to unify and revolt against humans?
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Cornyn "is working hard to unify all stakeholders in a consensus effort to reform the Renewable Fuel Standard," an aide to the senator told Reuters.
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It was meant to unify rival governments set up in Tripoli and eastern Libya in 2014, as well as the armed factions that back them.
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It also raises the question of whether the assumption inside her campaign -- that opposition to Trump will automatically unify the party -- is a flawed premise.
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Still, part of Cruz's ability to rebound depends on whether he helps unify the GOP or keeps his distance from Trump after a bitter campaign.
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Though Clinton already has Trump in her sights, she has work to do to unify her own party after a grueling battle against Bernie Sanders.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said G7 nations must unify in their response to downside economic risks, Kyodo news agency reported on Sunday.
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The Senate GOP majority would protect the President from conviction in an impeachment trial and the process would unify Republicans and electrify Trump's 2020 base.
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The agreement would also provide for a plan to unify the country&aposs rival security forces and to clarify the roles of competing Libyan institutions.
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" The launch of the platform was delayed, Politico reports, by "a factionalized ecosystem of vendors that stymied efforts to unify behind a single fundraising vehicle.
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The election of Hillary Clinton will provide a rallying point for conservatives, making it easy for them to unify in opposing unconstitutional or harmful policies.
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People typically do those things when they're fully present, and singing together tends to unify people and bring them into the moment together, she said.
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Elliott Advisors, the hedge fund agitating for BHP to unify, argues that the dual structure limits dealmaking by complicating the use of shares for purchases.
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After the announcement, two of the Refugee Nation's founders, Artur Lipori and Caro Rebello, were compelled to try and unify refugees under a common sign.
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Cole said the Democrats' demands prove "that [Pelosi is] not very serious about getting to a deal" and that the pressure could potentially unify Republicans.
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We have assessed in detail many times over past years options to unify the DLC structure and enhancements to our portfolio, including divestment of Petroleum.
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Government subsidies play a role too, as taxpayers across the country pay a "solidarity tax" introduced in 2667 to help unify Eastern and Western Germany.
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READ: Even Trump's racist attacks can't seem to unify Nancy Pelosi and "The Squad" Plenty of others in tough spots weren't eager to talk. Sen.
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"Bouteflika used to unify people not divide them, and Saadani's remarks have put the president in an embarrassing position," political analyst Anis Rahmani told Reuters.
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Nicholas Kenyon, then the director of the Proms, said that the finale was "a true mirror of the ability of music to uplift and unify".
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"In the Asian community we speak so many different languages, and because of that it's really hard to unify under a common identity," he said.
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They say that has made it more difficult to unify the party, with Sanders supporters spoiling for a fight on the convention floor in Philadelphia.
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Douglas G. Brinkley, a presidential historian at Rice University, noted that while most parties tend to unify before a general election, some politicians never do.
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Publicly, senior Republicans are expressing optimism that factions of the 246-member GOP conference can hammer out their differences and unify behind a spending plan.
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"We will be having additional discussions, but remain confident there's a great opportunity to unify our party and win this fall," a joint statement said.
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This will unify and strengthen the opposition in the short term, but in the long term will blur any distinction between jihadists and other rebels.
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Imagine if congressional Republicans could unify around legislation that did it all — secured the borders, saved the Dreamers, unified families and reformed a broken system.
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Ryan, who won the support of one third of the Democratic caucus in 2016, might be able to unify the party's center and center-right.
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Can the Speaker of the House unify the Democratic party while getting pushback from the left and self-described democratic socialists like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez?
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Democrats would then face an enraged Trump base with a new President Pence working to unify the nation after the trauma of a Senate trial.
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By that time, both candidates will have had many and fairly equal opportunities to unify their parties and make their cases to the broader electorate.
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Senator Kaine, if your ticket wins, what specifically are you going to do to unify the country and reassure the people who voted against you?
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But now we're in the window of hand-wringing when pundits and politicians worry about whether the Democrats will be able to unify around Hillary.
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Mr. Dagan, though, argued that Iran was a deeply divided political entity, and an open conflict with Israel would only help unify its feuding parties.
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In November the bank named cereal farmer and long-serving executive Dominique Lefebvre in a new over-arching group chairmanship role to unify the bank.
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I think he has the clearest path to the nomination and it only makes sense that he unify the party and get people behind him.
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Yet despite Ms. McKenna's pleas that Mr. Trump "unify" the party, the interview ended on a rough note, with Mr. Trump hanging up on her.
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Whether Trump concedes graciously or not, Clinton's election is not going to unify the country, and it doesn't seem at the moment like anything could.
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Yes, Clinton has run under the banner of Obama's third term — but that should help, not hurt, her efforts to unify the party, he said.
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"What we're going to see is actually more of a protracted conflict," Ms. Casagrande said, warning that Russia's involvement had also helped unify opposition groups.
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John Duncan, Jr. (R-Tenn.), who endorsed Trump last month, said he believes Trump's outreach Thursday marked a turning point that will unify the party.
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If one candidate is just below the threshold, they will likely call for the party to unify under one banner rather than contest the nomination.
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Members of the group also have major differences in ideology, which may present a challenge for Democratic leaders trying to unify their new House majority.
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The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts unveiled a new plan to unify its campus in central Moscow, with underground galleries connecting its various buildings.
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Instead, the president has produced a political messaging vehicle — a vision statement around which to unify and rally his party heading into next year's election.
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He will sip some tea and say some prayers and loosen his vocal cords for the 90 seconds that he hopes will unify the crowd.
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Talk of a new border poll, a vote to see if the majority in the North would want to unify with the South, immediately ensued.
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But, the senators agreed, President Trump has served to unify lawmakers in both parties in some cases — including whether to impose economic sanctions on Russia.
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He argued that they lacked an issue to unify their cause, unlike Republicans eight years ago, who rallied in opposition to the Affordable Care Act.
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"No politician can unify people in the way that 'Imagine' video seems to have united every single person against it," the comedian Josh Gondelman observed.
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He failed to heed warnings from traditional party leaders, and even from within his campaign, about the need to modulate his message and unify Democrats.
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But even as Biden is taking dramatic steps to unify the Democratic Party, this whole saga is a case study in why it'll be difficult.
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Republicans have struggled to unify behind an ObamaCare repeal and replacement plan, which has delayed work on tax reform and a potential Dodd-Frank overhaul.
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"One of the false narratives that has been promoted is that if we don't unify that we are going to break the party," she said.
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It is expected to unify in a single market 1.3 billion people spread over 29 states and seven union territories in India's $2 trillion economy.
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Instead, he wants to unify the 42 different programs into a single system that uses points, which workers would accumulate and cash in upon retirement.
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Voters say he has the best chance to defeat Trump in the 2020 election, and that he's the most likely to unify the Democratic Party.
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" O'Rourke acknowledged Saturday that "impeachment is not easy," but he argued that "it's the right thing to do" and that "ultimately, it will unify us.
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The draft guidelines will unify rules covering asset management products issued by all types of financial institutions, and will set leverage ceilings on such products.
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And "disjunctive" generally means ineffective, because the parties such presidents are leading are likewise trapped between past and future and unable to unify and act.
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"He aims to unify the world through tactics of intimidation, but in reality, he only further isolates the United States," the senior California lawmaker added.
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Trump never detailed his preferences on the issue publicly, failed to unify Republicans around a bill, and has seen the issue languish in the House.
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Mr Macron next plans to reform unemployment benefit, and unify the dozens of state pension schemes into a single system, with equal, portable rights for all.
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Jones: Africans in the United States are constantly burdened with the question of unity, or we are compelled to unify with [allies or other racial minorities].
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And Clinton and the Democrats now have their shot for four days to unify the party and take merciless aim at Trump's personality and business record.
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But what we can do is we can unify the model around it, specifically the lifecycle management experience as well as the packaging and distribution experience.
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The idea was we were going to kind of unify that experience for you and let you search through all of your information in one place.
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Know Your Team ColorsThe easiest way to unify a group of people is to deck them all in the same color (just ask any sports fan).
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Saudi Arabia's Vice Minister of Defense Khalid bin Salman called on parties in Aden to let prudence and dialogue prevail and unify ranks against the Houthis.
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"I just want to tell you that in these times we have to unify," he said during an opioids event at the White House on Wednesday.
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Pro-democracy activists, NGOs and business groups came together in calling for the bill's withdrawal, and it also served to unify the previously fractured political opposition.
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A rash of threats against Jewish centers have led to calls for Trump to unify the nation and move away from his harsh campaign-style tone.
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And legislative victories are hard to come by as congressional Republicans struggle to unify behind policy measures and Democrats form a generally solid bloc of opposition.
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What protects her -- so far -- is the hopeless performance of the hard-left opposition leader, Jeremy Corbyn, who has proved unable to unify the Labour Party.
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Assadi argued the law will unify Iraq's various fighting factions and pointed to the percentage of Sunni fighters in the units as an example of diversity.
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Now President Trump has the opportunity to deprive Putin of the foreign enemy the Russian president needs to unify his country behind his iron-fisted rule.
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The controversy over Trump's attacks on the judge has set back his efforts to try to unify the Republican party behind him ahead of the Nov.
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"We've got to unify behind that candidate who will win," Sununu told the crowd, pointing to Kasich's strength in general election polling matchups with Hillary Clinton.
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The other goal was to unify the whole sales process into a single unit, while dealerships are used to jumping from six to eight different services.
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The speaker's comments come as the Republican Party tries to unify following a divisive primary fight and fears among conservatives that Trump doesn't embrace their values.
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Positioning himself as a Midwestern realist who could unify voters across the aisle, Mr. Buttigieg has focused much of his campaign's formidable war chest on Iowa.
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"Well, I think in the end it's going to be important for our leadership to unify as a team going into the fall election," Thune said.
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" He continued: "And so, I think what is necessary to make this work, for this to unify, is to actually take our principles and advance them.
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"We will work to unify the exchange rate, and to manage the exchange rate using a flexible managed exchange rate," Hamdok said, without going into details.
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This summer exhibition at the Asia Society in New York explores artists of the South Asian diaspora and the ideas and issues that unify their work.
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The opposition has staged protests, including a supermarket boycott on Tuesday, but it currently lacks a leader to unify those who disagree with Macri's fiscal policies.
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The earliest version of Zionism based the creation of a Jewish nation on the revived language of Hebrew, to unify the huge variety of dispersed Jews.
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It should increase its tax take by clamping down on evasion, give independence to the monetary authority and unify the official and black-market exchange rates.
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This campaign is designed to unify women around the globe — proving that we are #AllWoman, regardless of how society and the media often makes us feel.
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Our music is now helping to break down boundaries, unify different sections of society through music and dance, helping remove prejudices and stereotypes from people's subconscious.
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For Altman, both parties have become calcified in a mindset that pits economic growth against economic fairness, and he hopes to unify those two competing principles.
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Europe's efforts to create a banking union and unify its capital markets will help to end scattered regionalism among banks, Cryan said at a banking conference.
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Ultimately, I believe that the Vice President is the ideal candidate to unify our country with his experience, knowledge and track record of fighting for Americans.
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Republican members of Congress and party leaders have rallied around their presumptive nominee — some reluctantly — in an attempt to unify against Democrats and their prospective nominee.
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Mueller and the information wars You would have been foolish to think that the Mueller report would unify the country around a common set of facts.
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If she intends to unify the party, now is the time to prove she can do it—that's her burden as the frontrunner and likely nominee.
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The Reverend William Barber's magnificent, rolling cadences, and then speeches from the survivors of slain police officers sought to unify a country divided by racial tensions.
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That's why Ciccotti, as well as Costantino Creton and Etienne Barthel at ESPCI Paris, are attempting to unify all of these pieces into a single theory.
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House Democrats still have to hash out some disagreements, but Trump's outburst may serve to unify the caucus around a straightforward message: The president is racist.
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A president-elect is supposed to try and unify the country after a divisive political conflict; relentlessly controversial tweeting stands that old idea on its head.
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Congress should step in and act to standardize safety testing, unify laws between states, and accelerate the deployment of safe, cheap, efficient, electric autonomous taxi services.
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