Days earlier, Erickson had unimpeachable credentials in the conservative movement.
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She also discusses CDC director Anthony Fauci's "unimpeachable" credibility vs.
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Frank Bruni: That is a bit of unimpeachable soothsaying, Gail.
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The impeachment hearings run by the Democrats have been unimpeachable.
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Do you look for the designer with an unimpeachable aesthetic sense?
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The greatest strength of these teenage activists is their unimpeachable credibility.
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The picture-perfect life revolves around an unimpeachable, usually white, body.
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The question is really whether they can make an unimpeachable one.
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For that matter, Fight Club isn't an unimpeachable work of satire.
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There used to be a tier of celebrity that seemed unimpeachable.
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He was an unimpeachable source, but he was an anonymous source.
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All I know is that beauty and tradition are not unimpeachable.
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We start with an unimpeachable concept: Janelle Monáe as Mister Rogers!
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There were some surprising flubs from heretofore unimpeachable performers, some tearful tributes.
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This was the Leader of the Party and country with unimpeachable authority.
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But we should recognize that his legacy is not an unimpeachable one.
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But does denying the unimpeachable authority of the past make history unusable?
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"The Second Amendment is unimpeachable," Mast wrote in The New York Times.
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After all, it's easy to assume your judgment and decisions are unimpeachable.
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Yet she writes with such mesmerizing authority that her claims feel unimpeachable.
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He is a judge with an unimpeachable record of putting the law first.
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He has a reputation of unimpeachable authority and quiet dignity among his peers.
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On the one hand, her lover is that unimpeachable thing: an American genius .
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Ultimately, though, it's Pop's fistful of titles that furnish him with unimpeachable credibility.
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The name the Framers had for such an unimpeachable officer was a monarch.
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When you are on top, or racing there, this is an unimpeachable approach.
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Our information is based on unimpeachable law enforcement sources directly connected to the case.
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It seems like he's almost unimpeachable or you're not allowed to not like him.
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There was a time when an official's word was sacrosanct, unimpeachable, irrefutable and undeniable.
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In the eyes of many, he became an unimpeachable advocate for the common good.
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It is imperative that the advice championed by our national nutrition policy be unimpeachable.
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Rauschenberg's integrity, while unimpeachable, never had much to do with high standards of art.
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The sequels may have added more gewgaws and whimwhams but the original is unimpeachable.
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Regardless, it made his final routine unimpeachable, and it secured the $5,000 grand prize.
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Judges — particularly Supreme Court justices — must have, and be seen as having, unimpeachable integrity.
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It's a family tree of unimpeachable piety and dreary episcopal conformity, with one exception.
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Without the unimpeachable strength of King, one of television's most exciting series would crumble.
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EL-P He had a really gentle and unimpeachable approach to talking to you.
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Trump's drumbeat of demonization for immigrants gives him unimpeachable credentials among the GOP base.
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I had my confidential sources whom I trusted, whom I knew to be unimpeachable.
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We are confident that the processes we followed for each of these transactions are unimpeachable.
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It meant having an unimpeachable technical founder, 2000X engineers, a relentless devotion to computing dominance.
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His word was bond and his character unimpeachable -- virtues, sadly, in short supply these days.
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When many saw evangelicals as just so many Emer Gantrys, he carried unimpeachable personal integrity.
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The message, intended or otherwise, was that these two men are, unlike the president, unimpeachable.
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Netanyahu's maneuvering would make unimpeachable sense were he the prime minister of any other country.
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During elections, "Trust us" is an extraordinary request, even from a figure of unimpeachable record.
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" Trixie and BeBe squared off in a lip-sync to Diana Ross's unimpeachable "The Boss.
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Mueller is seen as incorruptible, so his conclusions will most likely be seen as unimpeachable.
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A litany of (decidedly unimpeachable) patriots delivered a series of devastating blows to Trump's defense.
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Unlike that of so many others in this sad saga, the Vindmans' conduct was unimpeachable.
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" Within his sharp critique of assault weapons, Mast defended the Second Amendment, calling it "unimpeachable.
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And words like cripple and retarded, formerly unimpeachable medical terms, have become unusable in polite company.
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At its apex, it showed Rihanna being exceptional at being famous, a sunburst of unimpeachable cool.
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When she's the sole author of that story she can render her cause uncomplicated and unimpeachable.
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"You asked to come to my office to say your ethics are unimpeachable," Senator Wyden said.
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Many of the details of Himes's life appear in other books, but Jackson's research is unimpeachable.
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Students so knowledgable about superhero history that a classroom debate demands the citing of unimpeachable sources?
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The high court's nine justices are appointed for life terms, and they are all but unimpeachable.
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We have cooperated fully with their review and remain confident that the processes we followed are unimpeachable.
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Hinckley's behavior during his furlough visits has been unimpeachable aside from a few occasions, the judge wrote.
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No matter how you felt about Jill, her beautiful marriage of 18 years to Bobby was unimpeachable.
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"The President's track record on issues important to middle-class families and important to Democrats is unimpeachable."
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Virtually all who know him --including myself -- can attest that he is a man of unimpeachable character.
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"I have faith in the Southern District US Attorney's Office that their integrity is unimpeachable," Wood said.
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The motives of the book may be unimpeachable, but novels must be judged on execution, not intention.
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The stars, with their unimpeachable talent, filmographies and feminist cred, are a shrewd way of blunting skepticism.
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I'll admit, however, that his pick for the sex song, Chicago's "All That Jazz," is an unimpeachable classic.
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"I have faith in the Southern District U.S. attorney's office that their integrity is unimpeachable," Judge Wood said.
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That may be his only shot at winning, and if so, the case for Pence would seem unimpeachable.
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This is what Sidney Poitier, his friend and movie partner, was always up against: inhabiting the superhumanly unimpeachable.
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Only celebrities as unimpeachable as Beyoncé manage to navigate the choppy waters of fame without occasionally dipping under.
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The bereaved have an unimpeachable moral authority, which can make it difficult for politicians to rebut their criticism.
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So, when two of those come together, their unimpeachable coolness thus doubled, it's almost too trendy to handle.
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The country, in the midst of the Great Depression, mourned Rockne as the unimpeachable icon that he was.
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He is really of unimpeachable integrity," King said, describing the longtime Republican director as "a total straight shooter.
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The takeaway: Fall represents an unimpeachable time to make an appointment with an arborist and a pruning crew.
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On Tuesday, Guardiola was asked if the league as a whole would eventually suffer for City's unimpeachable excellence.
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What's more, if you look hard you can probably find unimpeachable wisdom arguing all sides of any given situation.
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"If you want to hire someone with unimpeachable integrity, that's going to take time to find," Conti-Brown said.
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Pence, with his unimpeachable conservative credentials, has one job above all others: To bring wayward Republicans into the fold.
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The circumstances surrounding the firing have made the appointment closely watched, with senators calling for an unimpeachable, nonpartisan appointment.
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While the sentiments behind this kind of filmmaking are unimpeachable, the cinema they engender is often dutiful and conventional.
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How much of a scientific consensus, how many unimpeachable experts and how exquisitely rational an argument must you present?
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Sweitzer attributes it to the precedent set by the late Segal, a fondly remembered mensch with an unimpeachable reputation.
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Critics charge him with evasion and distortion; supporters see a becoming honesty and the nobility of an unimpeachable integrity.
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What AMLO did have that every other candidate lacked was an unimpeachable reputation in the eyes of millions of Mexicans.
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It seems as though under good conditions, though, the iPhone X is as unimpeachable as both its predecessors and competition.
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But their motivations are unimpeachable, their statements are clear, and when taken together, the account they have provided is devastating.
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Whether the compromise language is an unimpeachable defense of the House's right to obtain the materials remains to be seen.
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"Priest and calligrapher," his business card read, in his unimpeachable Renaissance italic, and he long plied both trades at once.
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Its technical craft is unimpeachable, along with its sharp character work, handling of suspense, and above all mastery of mood.
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And he sees replacing Kennedy with an unimpeachable conservative as a political victory that he can deliver for his people.
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He showed up on time, appeared to be enjoying himself, played the unimpeachable Gucci classics, and yelled "Burr" a lot.
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And yet its message is unimpeachable — that when we fail to treat one another as fully human, we invite tragedy.
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But the LPS opinion tells companies that if they run an unimpeachable sales process, Chancery judges will trust the market.
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To make themselves as unimpeachable as possible, as qualified as possible, they had to be as much "like men" as possible.
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In this he is not alone among French politicians, but he is running for president on a ticket of unimpeachable probity.
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Against the seemingly unimpeachable authority of science, van Eetvelde sets her art — a chaotic system that cannot be predicted or steered.
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An appreciation and understanding of art can of course be cultivated through dedicated practice and study, and Brown's aesthetics are unimpeachable.
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The corrective would appear to be to follow Mr. Fleishman's advice, separate totally from the foundation and select an unimpeachable leader.
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There is no unimpeachable identity from which you can operate in the world from a position of righteousness at all times.
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At the time, Bloomberg said he wouldn't believe Olszewski's rape claims unless "an unimpeachable third-party witness" could back them up.
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They appeal to the left behind, those who revel in distorted nostalgia for the disturbing past—when their privilege was unimpeachable.
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At the time, Bloomberg said he wouldn't believe Olszewski's rape claims unless "an unimpeachable third-party witness" could back them up.
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And season five — which unites season two's operatic story arcs with season three's consistency — is one of Buffy's three unimpeachable seasons.
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Sara was raised by a single mother who, before dying young, gave her pretty unimpeachable advice: Never depend on a man.
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" Meanwhile, Kevin Delaney, the editor of Quartz, stressed his publication's story "is unimpeachable and revealed an important privacy flaw, which Google admitted.
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It's hard to come up with one concrete, unimpeachable reason to hop on the 5G bandwagon with Samsung's new phones right now.
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Given his high-level White House access, his unimpeachable Republican credentials, and his falling-out with Trump, Bolton's testimony could be explosive.
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A longtime State Senator and current Public Service Commissioner, Campbell has a proven, unimpeachable record of standing up for the little guy.
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After damning testimony by a litany of (decidedly unimpeachable) patriots, the recently-passed resolution sets the rules for a public impeachment inquiry.
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Pence, a devout Christian and family man, is well liked within the Republican Party and is viewed as having unimpeachable conservative credentials.
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The result is that an unimpeachable president is slowly constructing the kind of authoritarian state that America was actually founded to overthrow.
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" He then went through what he said were the three reasons Trump&aposs conduct was unimpeachable:"Zelensky said he wasn&apost pressured.
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McCabe has denied the allegations against him, but I know from experience that the reputation of the current inspector general is unimpeachable.
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In other words, his guilt had to be indisputable in order for the Russia collusion investigation to be, so to speak, unimpeachable.
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Much like seasonal Starbucks cups and all-peppermint-everything, the unveiling of holiday windows in New York are an unimpeachable, ultra-festive tradition.
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I wrote last week that criticisms of the COO, long an unimpeachable figure in the tech world, had suddenly become much more public.
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His ambition was outrageous: With every song, every note, he aimed to be the best, the baddest, the most wizardly, the most unimpeachable.
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Rucker sings, "Dance around the kitchen to a George Strait song"— hoping, like the others, to borrow some of Strait's unimpeachable country credibility.
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"It is imperative that the next FBI director be of unimpeachable integrity and independence," Nancy Pelosi, the top House of Representatives Democrat, said.
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How tempting it must be to grab it with both hands and be that person, the unimpeachable moral person of rightness and rectitude.
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Nikki R. Haley, the United States ambassador, said the credentials of Mr. Mulet, a Guatemala statesman and longtime United Nations diplomat, were unimpeachable.
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It's notable that race cars powered by internal combustion engines have reached nearly unimpeachable reliability just as electrification is beginning to take over.
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The offense is clear, the desired outcome is unimpeachable, and there's even a human in the loop to stop the machines making mistakes.
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While the integrity of most of the judiciary is unimpeachable, we learned in the 2000 presidential election and subsequent litigation of Bush v.
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However, the concessions have proved insufficient to many modern Iranians who are tired of a weak economy and the unimpeachable power of Iran's clerics.
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You want to get your news from folks who will double-check and triple-check their sources, that are unimpeachable, that recognize their responsibility.
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In 2017, Democratic Senator Jim Himes said, "There's not anybody with as much credibility internally or whose integrity is as unimpeachable as Bob Mueller."
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" Regardless, they were unable to exclude the possibility that the film had been doctored or manipulated, despite what they described as SRI's "unimpeachable record.
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Human trafficking is the perfect vehicle for the Washington politics of this era—an opportunity for morally unimpeachable showmanship, a dignified stage for disinformation.
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The confirmation of judges has, in many ways, been the inverse of the rule within the administration: disciplined and effective, with unimpeachable conservative credentials.
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Carson has unimpeachable credibility with a large number of Christian evangelicals – often it seems like he is speaking on a separate channel to them.
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In between, he crosses his arms and stands bolt upright, like a computer scientist confident he has just entered a line of unimpeachable code.
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However, while Bjork has always pushed boundaries, including the mainstream's vision of womanhood, Beyonce has, in the past, worked very hard to appear unimpeachable.
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Stengel's achievements are unimpeachable: After middling stints with Brooklyn and the Boston Braves, he claimed ten pennants and seven World Series with the Yankees.
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Woods' poor Ryder Cup record has been one of the only blemishes on a glittering golfing resume but his Presidents Cup stats are unimpeachable.
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"I have faith in the Southern District U.S. Attorney's Office that their integrity is unimpeachable," making a taint team "a viable option," Judge Wood said.
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By 1952, the need for a non-Republican outsider to change that was clear and the GOP got that in the unimpeachable General Dwight Eisenhower.
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But games in which you play the protector almost ubiquitously cast women as morally unimpeachable angels, whose frail goodness and optimism must be ruthlessly preserved.
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In a 1998 deposition, Mr. Bloomberg was asked about his threshold for believing a rape allegation; "I guess an unimpeachable third-party witness," he replied.
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Two months before Nice, explicit word came from France's most unimpeachable source, the boss of its domestic intelligence agency: France would soon be hit again.
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Except for having a bit of a temper — Wynalda was shown a red card in his first World Cup game — his soccer credentials are unimpeachable.
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That's remarkable, since the banjo has roots as a solo instrument — and as an unimpeachable virtuoso, Mr. Fleck seems like a natural for the format.
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Ms. Franklin, who died of pancreatic cancer two weeks ago, at 76, was the "Queen of Soul," one of the unimpeachable stars of American music.
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Have you wondered what you might use as the perfect, unimpeachable example if you had to explain the idiom to someone in just one second?
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But Cruz's proposal — like every other variation we've seen, including the state waivers in Graham-Cassidy — wasn't the same unimpeachable guarantee that Obamacare currently provides.
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Towards the end of Someone, Jenny pens a heart wrenchingly poetic breakup letter to her ex Nate (Lakeith Stanfield) that makes her knack with words unimpeachable.
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" Schumer's three-point plan should Sessions refuse to resign: Acting Deputy AG Dana Boente must immediately appoint a special prosecutor of "real experience and unimpeachable impartiality.
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His work resists being painted with a broad brush, despite the tendencies to hold him up as either an unimpeachable genius or an anti-feminist nightmare.
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" Kushner also argued that "the American people are sick and tired" of the continuous stream of investigations and insisted that Trump's "record of accomplishments is unimpeachable.
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Robert Mueller's unimpeachable integrity should have its own Twitter handle, it's gotten so much love from the left and the right over the past 18 hours.
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Williams' calculated presence in the film, and his unimpeachable status as a real-life historical figure, helps subvert the awkward Great White Savior trope Tarzan represents.
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Many Republicans and conservative pundits nodded sagely at this suggestion and told the media that Garland's unimpeachable reputation meant that he could be confirmed 100-0.
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We need a dedicated team of investigators to locate these perpetrators, gather unimpeachable evidence against them, and lay the groundwork for successful prosecutions by federal prosecutors.
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"They are targeted because of their age, their unimpeachable reputation for honesty and having worked hard at maintaining a healthy and youthful look," the lawsuit reads.
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The moral — that if we could only see each other as people, as singers in the same song, war would cease — is unimpeachable and very nice.
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" Such PR exercises alone "cannot restore confidence in Huawei," Hemus added: "Rebuilding trust requires the business to prove that its integrity is as unimpeachable as it claims.
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FALSE: Official sources such as police, law enforcement, or others with direct knowledge have contradicted this information on the record, or it is refuted by unimpeachable evidence.
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Colluding with Russia, which Mr Trump is rumoured to have done during his election campaign, would, according to Mr Dershowitz, be merely a "political sin", hence unimpeachable.
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This isn't a new plot point for films about American soldiers, but Thank You for Service handles it with such humanity and simplicity that it feels unimpeachable.
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The circumstances surrounding the firing have attracted broad attention, with senators calling for an unimpeachable, nonpartisan appointment to the position designed to be a 10-year term.
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He was a deeply moral, smart, thoughtful, family man with a remarkably unimpeachable character; I could not admire him more on any and all of those counts.
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Unable to find out what they could be, these Clippers instead proved what they were: gallant and unimpeachable, beautiful in their own way, and unmistakably a team.
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And Neruda, once he was in France coordinating the operation, needed to vet the émigrés to ensure they possessed the best technical skills and unimpeachable moral character.
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" "You can be this guy that everybody says 'you are the man of unimpeachable integrity,' or you can take political hit shots and be the hatchet man.
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It's possible that Americans will discover a person of unimpeachable credibility and integrity, and that his reputation will shield them against even the most bad-faith critiques.
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And while she did walk away with a ticket for underage drinking—which seems to explain how this all happened—she handled the fiasco with unimpeachable grace.
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FALSE: Official sources such as police or law enforcement or others with direct knowledge have contradicted this information on the record, or it is refuted by unimpeachable evidence.
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Judge Garland is a highly respected jurist who has served with unimpeachable integrity on the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit for nearly two decades.
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One hole in this otherwise unimpeachable theory: Nothing scandalous was happening at the White House when Spears produced and released Britney and Kevin: Chaotic, her UPN reality series.
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He came with unimpeachable Republican credentials, having served as an aide to several major Republican presidential candidates in the past two decades, including Mitt Romney and John McCain.
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" In a letter to one of his brothers, the president called Warren "a man of national stature" who was "of unimpeachable integrity" and "middle-of-the-road views.
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The media executive said, according to the Village Voice, that he would believe a rape charge only if it was backed up by an "unimpeachable third-party" witness.
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In CNN's newsroom, it is called the Triad: a three-pronged internal system designed to ensure that sensitive reporting by the network's journalists is unimpeachable before it runs.
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With the window that the company has into the operations of small businesses around the country, ScaleFactor can serve as an unimpeachable source of information for small business lenders.
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Where hipsters are relatively harmless, passive annoyances, here we had people championing for "peaceful ethnic cleansing," or worse, while rocking my unimpeachable, TV-ready cut for their evil machinations.
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More to his argument, boy bands are generally accepted as shining examples of unimpeachable good looks, charm, and harmless desire, all things that Americans have dementedly limited notions of.
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But it was "Dispatches" that declared Mr. Herr's unimpeachable credentials as a witness to the fearsome fury of combat and, perhaps more terrible, the crippling apprehension that precedes it.
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She had been alone on a peak, until she was cast down by a sense of being seen—and sized up—by what she took to be unimpeachable authority.
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" In response, Nielson co-wrote a letter to the editor criticizing the editorial as "unfair" and specifically praising Bradbury as a "careful lawyer" with "unimpeachable integrity" and "sound judgment.
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Mr. Levenson excels at overall dramatic architecture; as in "If I Forget" and his book for "Dear Evan Hansen," the timing and payoff of plot points here is unimpeachable.
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His decision to recuse himself and weather Trump's anger was correct, as it put the collusion investigation into the hands of someone everyone agreed was independent and unimpeachable -- Mueller.
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And as Vox's Andrew Prokop wrote this week, "Given his high-level White House access, his unimpeachable Republican credentials, and his falling-out with Trump, Bolton's testimony could be explosive."
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" Assuming the monitor has no operational authority and no bonus associated with performance, Mr. Feinberg said, "At least we know from an unimpeachable source, here is the way it is.
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And with more people eschewing the press as their trustworthy source of information than ever before, Trump's "straight from the horse's mouth" words could be taken as the unimpeachable truth.
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" Assuming the monitor has no operational authority and no bonus associated with performance, Mr. Feinberg said, "At least we know from an unimpeachable source, here is the way it is.
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Career ended Comey's dismissal ends a major chapter in a career of the man once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.
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While his credentials were unimpeachable — he had graduated from Harvard Law School before serving as a clerk for Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist — he had very little practical legal experience.
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" PARELES The name of the new album from Mark Dresser, a bassist with unimpeachable avant-garde credentials and a waxy, flexible attack, is "Ain't Nothing But a Cyber Coup & You.
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Samantha Vinograd: Trump's Friday night massacre Julian Zelizer: The most radical 2020 candidate John Kirby: Unlike Trump, Vindman's conduct was unimpeachable A big first The Oscars were different this time.
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The idea of a concrete object that could render the truth unimpeachable was deeply appealing, particularly when it came to a disputed and seemingly unknowable subject such as sexual assault.
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The coronavirus pandemic is making clear what should've been painfully obvious these past few years: too many companies have unimpeachable control over large swaths of daily life and economic activity.
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None of these features lend themselves to smooth transit — but, then again, it's not the first time a member of the fashion flock sacrifices convenience for the unimpeachable cool of Vetements.
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James MattisJames Norman MattisEx-Trump officials back Russia ambassador pick ahead of hearing Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight Trump's unimpeachable foreign policy MORE's "leave no Kurd behind" strategy.
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In Mr. Pence, the presumptive Republican nominee has found a running mate with unimpeachable conservative credentials, warm relationships in Washington and a vast reservoir of good will with the Christian right.
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Here he performs a mix of originals and standards with a new quartet, featuring three unimpeachable talents: Dayna Stephens on tenor saxophone, Thomas Morgan on bass and Eric McPherson on drums.
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For awhile, JR operated just at the outer edges of the art world, making a fairly straightforward but mostly unimpeachable kind of human interest photography that boosted empathy for his subjects.
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It's always a good time to see some Dolly, but it was a special treat to see Miley Cyrus reprise her much-beloved cover of "Jolene," this time with the unimpeachable source.
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It was extremely noticeable, I think, that Lady Bird's bedroom in the otherwise unimpeachable 2017 film Lady Bird had no posters other than posters of Lady Bird that Lady Bird made herself.
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After all, he's an unimpeachable conservative who won during the Tea Party wave of 2010 and earned renown on the right for his fierce questioning of Hillary Clinton during the Benghazi hearings.
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President Obama will do that by putting forth a nominee who will be eminently qualified, who recognizes the limits of the judiciary, who is fair-minded and who has an unimpeachable record.
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Any woman, no matter how perfect, would have faced a certain amount of scrutiny in her position, and Rousey, long before she adopted imperfection as a marketing gimmick, was far from unimpeachable.
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Emma is the unimpeachable queen of Highbury, the wealthiest and loveliest woman in town, and she enjoys the deference and attention of others near enough to her station to socialize with her.
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His is a frisky charisma that simultaneously commands attention and diffuses it, and when your defenses are weakened, he hits you with some unimpeachable compassion for whatever global problem he's currently addressing.
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His next White House run will require a whitewashing of his gun record, and what better way of doing it than by aligning himself with young gun control activists whose credibility is unimpeachable?
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A Juilliard grad, he has unimpeachable bebop chops on the alto saxophone — but he embeds them in a personal brand of refined neo-soul (he refers to his sound as "future jazz soul").
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He was so unimpeachable that, in 2002, when the producers of the Academy Awards needed someone who could soothe audience members after 9/11, they tapped Cruise to deliver the show's opening remarks.
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Blessedly, I never had the misfortune of being on the business end of one of his investigations, but his reputation while I was in the FBI was sterling, his nonpartisan bona fides unimpeachable.
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The unimpeachable anti-establishment credentials that Cruz built up in Washington, combined with his natural affinity for evangelical Christians and existing popularity among tea party Republicans, have built him a powerful political base.
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"If there's something to find, he'll find it," said Katya Jestin, a former colleague in the United States attorney's office for the Eastern District of New York, who called Mr. Weissmann's ethics unimpeachable.
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My relatives would never consider a Thankful Tree, for one simple, unimpeachable reason: It would take precious real estate on the table away from booze, condiments and other items integral to our gorging.
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That was a dramatic example of how desperate some of Trump's defenders have become to smear even the most unimpeachable witnesses — including a Purple Heart recipient and 20-year Army veteran like Vindman.
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It's a simple and straightforward game to understand, but there are no shocking displays of skill in Battlegrounds; there are good shots, but you don't see players enter minute-long trances of unimpeachable play.
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Harrison Snyder appeared on 'GMA' Monday and said the unimpeachable evidence that led to the comedian being found guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of drugging and molesting Andrea Constand in 2004 -- Cosby fessing up.
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A new "bank board bureau", headed by an unimpeachable former government auditor, has been created to insulate bankers from government meddling, and so give them cover to sell assets at less than face value.
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Yet he's interpreted the bile coming his way as a sign that his motives, if not his actions in the Clinton email saga or in investigating the President over Russia's election meddling, are unimpeachable.
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"We can't let the cure be worse than the problem," Trump warned yesterday, insisting that the US will "reopen" for business within weeks despite unimpeachable evidence that the crisis is getting worse, not better.
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A corporate-owned media fervently built up Mr. Modi as India's savior, and opposition parties are right to suggest that the Election Commission, once one of India's few unimpeachable bodies, was also shamelessly partisan.
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For a while, this slow-burn approach by the writer and director, Simon Stone, works: Stabilized by mostly unimpeachable performances, the movie hugs the rails of credibility more tightly than its melodramatic material deserves.
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The commission's chairwoman, Teresita Herbosa, who said she would defend "to the hilt" the commission's decision to revoke the online news site Rappler's license, is known to me as a person of unimpeachable character.
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"Jan has direct operating experience in four of Nestle's key categories: coffee, baby food, medical nutrition, and dairy, as well as an unimpeachable record of substantial shareholder value creation," Third Point said in its letter.
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His anti-terrorism record was unimpeachable, but we were informed he had a sincere concern that JASTA was not written tightly enough, and that changes were necessary to avoid unintended consequences in international relations. Sen.
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The bombshell announcement that sent shock and surprise ricocheting through Washington ends the career of the man who was once seen as the unimpeachable and nonpartisan ideal of how a law enforcement officer should behave.
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The only unproblematic scenario would be to have a 19th century-themed wedding right before you watch Little Women, an unimpeachable movie guaranteed to make even the most embittered, depressed loner believe in love again.
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And if they went through with it, they would have to "drag Trump through the mud" during the impeachment process in order to emphasize to the public that their reasons for removing him were, uh, unimpeachable.
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In this regard, no single facet of Georgia's election system is unimpeachable evidence of orchestrated voter suppression—not the provisional ballots, closed polling sites, long lines, rejected absentees, impounded voting machines, digital vulnerabilities, or database glitches.
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Why should he be angry that the party has actively supported a candidate whose party bona fides are unimpeachable and who has contributed so much in so many ways to the party and fellow Democratic candidates?
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Like a Gesellenstück, a DeWitt short story is a thing crafted with unimpeachable skill, even genius, but as you marvel at the stitching you might also shudder at the sense of a cruel, even brutal, joke.
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Those looking to move there, though, will need to have deep cash reserves, not to mention unimpeachable credentials: The building prohibits financed purchases, and its persnickety co-op board is notorious for rejecting buyers, even billionaires.
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As Facebook's co-founder and chief executive parried questions from members of Congress about how the social network would protect its users' privacy, he returned time and again to what probably sounded like an unimpeachable proposition.
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Democratic House aides told Axios that House Intel chair Adam Schiff chose to present Taylor, Kent and Yovanovitch first because they believe each has "unimpeachable character," as one aide described it, and are apolitical career officials.
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But If you think that the evidence is so stark, about deeds so terrible, that by the end of the inquiry when it's laid out, then you'll have some Republican support – unimpeachable – then you can do it.
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The ensuing dissonance between what this unimpeachable, Republican FBI director had concluded and what the Republican Party had trained its voters to expect explains why some members of the oversight panel felt compelled to question Comey's honor.
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"So you asked to come to my office to tell me your ethics are unimpeachable, but these brand new documents I just saw make you sound like just another corrupt official," said Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon.
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Anatomizing fame proves a chillier process at the American Repertory Theater across the Charles River in Cambridge, where a biodrama by Rob Roth has provided a podium for two unimpeachable prophets of the American culture of celebrity.
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One unimpeachable method of reducing (or perhaps eliminating) the trade deficit would be to enact a large cut in the payroll tax (perhaps eliminating it entirely) and offsetting the lost revenue dollar-for-dollar with a VAT.
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The cast is unimpeachable, including Jesse Eisenberg as a mentally unstable Lex Luthor, Holly Hunter as a crusading senator, and Jeremy Irons as the new Alfred, replacing Michael Caine in the role of Bruce Wayne's father figure/valet.
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The lessons were blissfully simple: The party is unimpeachable; those who assail the party are despicable; the family is a metaphor for our great nation, whose members are all lovingly allied because unity is the most important principle.
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Everything Vilkacis does retains an unimpeachable level of quality; as the solo project of prolific polymath M. Rekevics (who also shares his talents with Fell Voices, Vanum, Yellow Eyes, Vorde, and many more), that's unsurprising, but always welcome.
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"Graham reportedly pushed for Republicans to issue a signed statement describing Trump's July 25th call with the Ukrainian president, during which he asked Ukraine to "do us a favor" by investigating Joe Biden and his son, as "unimpeachable.
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"A DeWitt short story is a thing crafted with unimpeachable skill, even genius, but as you marvel at the stitching you might also shudder at the sense of a cruel, even brutal, joke," our reviewer, Hermione Hoby, writes.
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But inevitability has given way to the improbability of sudden allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior and real jeopardy for a nominee who had been working toward this moment for decades and whose character was believed to be unimpeachable.
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As many fans anticipated, Lorca, whose "do-anything-to-win" tactics and rebellious decision-making in earlier episodes could have offered an interesting shift from Starfleet's usually unimpeachable morals, turns out to be the Mirror Universe version of himself.
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They are a gearhead's wet dream, yes—one of those bands whose crowds always include a small pocket of people more concerned with frontman and unimpeachable guitar wizard J Mascis' pedalboard than getting swept away by what he's playing.
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But with the auction houses anticipating slightly less exuberant spending this year, both Gooding and RM/Sotheby's — whose average sales prices exceed $1 million — came to Monterey with as much fresh-to-market, unimpeachable inventory as they could muster.
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On the one hand, the former marine implied that he, too, through the awfulness of his experience, as a commander who had sent men to their deaths, and as the father of a soldier killed in Afghanistan, was unimpeachable by journalists.
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The years of this building's construction coincided with the rise of the Belgian king Leopold II's brutal colonial enterprise in the vast central African region of the Congo, and its every detail seems designed to invoke unimpeachable power and eminence.
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Still, after years of attempting to resolve harassment and discrimination complaints through ineffectual human-resources departments, or through lawsuits kept quiet by powerful attorneys, women have found a path that produces results: gathering an unimpeachable number of witnesses and going public.
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But "The Day the Music Burned" also struck a nerve with its deft and unimpeachable exposure of a conspiracy by a feckless corporate overlord—and outright conspiracies have not enjoyed so much prominence since the days of Watergate at least.
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Directors, casting directors, and artistic directors have almost unimpeachable authority to hire whom they see fit, so talent and drive can take a back seat to a director's vision (read: too fat, too tall, not dark enough, looks like my ex).
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It probably sounds a little strange to be talking about ethics when it comes to a movie about an underground poker ring, but Molly is a Sorkin character, and it's incredibly important to her that her principles on this point are unimpeachable.
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It's no great prophecy to say that Zero K will be respectfully and honorably received: Over the past half-century, DeLillo, who will turn 80 in November, has created a reputation in American letters that's as close to unimpeachable as one can imagine.
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But when a man with the unimpeachable credentials and life story of Sebastian Gorka is falsely accused and associated with the ideas he has spent a lifetime fighting against, then we all pay a price and democracy is sullied for all of us.
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It then jumps back to 1977, and Beksinski (Andrzej Seweryn, unimpeachable, as is the rest of the cast) and his wife and mother walk across a plaza from their own apartment block to an unfinished one, where Beksinski's adult son, Tomasz, will live.
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Among them are two very different jukebox musicals ("The Cher Show" and "Girl From the North Country"), a horror spectacle ("King Kong"), a remake of a film I didn't love ("Network") and an interactive biography of an unimpeachable icon ("Gloria: A Life").
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One of the unimpeachable truths of the N.F.L. is its week-to-week unpredictability, and it recalls a sentiment expressed long ago by Mark Twain, who claimed to have counted 27 different kinds of weather during a single spring day in New England.
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It's a big, blunt, battering ram of a movie, but it's not dumb: The stunts are sharply executed, the actors (including Sienna Miller and J.K. Simmons) unimpeachable and Paul Cameron's lively camera turns the streets of Philadelphia into a credible-enough Manhattan.
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After the election, Alan Greenspan — who at the time enjoyed an unimpeachable reputation as "the maestro" and architect of the 1990s boom — even went before Congress and testified that failing to rid the country of the budget surplus was dangerous and socialistic.
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Face tattoos that made some amount of sense on the rappers situating themselves in the tradition of a specific art form, or pop stars declaring themselves at a certain level of unimpeachable status, are now making their way onto other faces, for vaguer reasons.
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How Trump and Cruz went from Ivy League to anti-establishment But the unimpeachable anti-establishment credentials that Cruz built up in Washington, combined with his natural affinity for evangelical Christians and existing popularity among tea party Republicans, have built him a powerful political base.
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The dominance of personal attacks suggests that on the issue of guns, the right is facing a genuine conundrum: The students combine unimpeachable personal testimony (their experience surviving the shooting) with specific gun-control policies that are popular with the vast majority of Americans.
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"I actually think that Republicans and Democrats will be looking for exactly the same thing: a very well-qualified FBI director of unimpeachable integrity who can lead the FBI and continue the investigation into what the Russians were doing in our election," Alexander said.
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The women of the royal House of Windsor are expected not only to provide an "heir and a spare" but to show unimpeachable morals and irreproachable behavior, to be decorative as well as decorous, and to do good works, putting their altruism on public display.
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The full collection features only 16 pieces: eight for men and eight for women, the basis for what Goot and Centenera feel is a simple, unimpeachable wardrobe that would work for people in many different professions, regardless of personal styles, ages and body types.
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In what seems a case of wish-fulfilment in more ways than one, "The President is Missing" features a morally unimpeachable president—a former soldier who was captured and tortured by the enemy but never said a word (his middle name is Lincoln rather than Jefferson).
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" When I ask if Erik could ever envision a time when an individual investor might inject extra funds into the club – or whether the fan ownership model should remain unimpeachable – he says: "I think what might happen is that we'll get into League One, sooner or later.
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Nearly all these musicians — they include Questlove, RZA, Usher, Nas — are black, and members of the unimpeachable hip-hop and R&B royalty that young white men like Conner, Owen and Lawrence (which is also to say the guys who play them) would grow up idolizing.
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Few living drummers know the plush interior of a solid swing feel better — or are more adept at the wheel of a bebop combo — than the 94-year-old Haynes, a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master and an unimpeachable authority on classic jazz drumming.
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When she launched her campaign in Oakland in January, before around 20,000 cheering spectators, she praised law-enforcement and criminal-justice reform, promised tax cuts as well as Medicare for All and free college, and she took unimpeachable positions in favour of unity, truth, grandmothers and America.
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One is famously a born-again Christian who apologized for having "looked on a lot of women with lust," who even critics concede is of unimpeachable character, and who has devoted much of his life to philanthropic pursuits including the eradication of an entire parasitic illness.
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Known for a florid pen, a sense of humor and unimpeachable conservative positions on religious liberty, guns, business regulation and administrative power, he may be the perfect candidate to emulate the operatic flamboyance and preference for legal textualism and originalism of Scalia, who died nearly a year ago.
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Known for a florid pen, a sense of humor and unimpeachable conservative positions on religious liberty, guns, business regulation and administrative power, Gorsuch may be the perfect candidate to emulate the operatic flamboyance and preference for legal textualism and originalism of Scalia, who died nearly a year ago.
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All I know is that as it stands now, the Gus Fring story is the show we feared Saul would be when it was first announced – coasting on an unimpeachable legacy and a famous brand name, unable or unwilling to get out from under the shadow of its predecessor.
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For years, rosewood gavel in hand, she presided over the sale of hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of treasures — teasing, cajoling, seducing and ever so genteelly shaming in the unimpeachable diction of her native England: "I'll wait," she might tell a recalcitrant bidder in her foremost schoolmarm tones.
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With a set of razor-sharp scripts from showrunner Phoebe Waller-Bridge and unimpeachable lead performances from Jodie Comer, as the flamboyant killer-for-hire as Villanelle, and Sandra Oh as Eve, the sneakily brilliant agent hunting her down, Killing Eve was smart and sexy and utterly unpredictable.
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Even as the film veers off into borderline surreal directions (Billie Lourd is particularly magical as a party girl with a knack for being in the right place at the right time), Booksmart grounds itself in the unimpeachable bond between defiantly uncool BFFs Molly (Beanie Feldstein) and Amy (Kaitlyn Dever).
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Those two statements alone aren't enough to muffle the entire league's activity over the next 48 hours, but the strain these ostensibly motivated organizations will go through, coupled with the fatalism inspired by the Golden State Warriors' unimpeachable dominance, helps explain why this year's deadline might be less captivating than usual.
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My credentials are unimpeachable: Born into the Jesus People movement of late 70s California, raised in mega churches where clergy were more likely to wear Birkenstocks than robes, indoctrinated in the value of kissing dating goodbye in the 85033s while simultaneously falling in love with the man I would marry.
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They believe their membership in the party that has lately embraced a creeping authoritarian worldview lends them an unimpeachable credibility because, in their humble opinion, they combine two uniquely ennobling qualities: a superior understanding of the psyche of Republican voters and the steadfast courage to speak out against their party's current standard-bearer.
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Now, in the best of all worlds, if they would set up not a non-partisan, bi-partisan outside committee like we did for 9/11, and put people of unimpeachable integrity, both Republicans and Democrats, liberals and conservatives, but people who were willing to go where the facts led them, that would be ideal.
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Over 100 philanthropic organizations, state and federal agencies, middle and high schools, universities and corporations support our program, which reaches students in more than 100 Alaskan communities; our direct and vested interest in Alaska's long-term economic growth, as well as our commitment to the integrity and natural beauty of our land, is unimpeachable.
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As the editor of the white nationalist magazine American Renaissance, he's seen as a grandfather to the alt-right movement: Alt-right ideas are going to progress because our ideas are based in a correct reading of human history, are morally unimpeachable, and they explain current events far better than the egalitarian orthodoxy does.
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Last week, a speechwriter for former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisEx-Trump officials back Russia ambassador pick ahead of hearing Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight Trump's unimpeachable foreign policy MORE alleged just that, claiming in an excerpt of his upcoming book that Trump wanted to "screw" Amazon by giving the contract to another company.
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Where is the harsh criticism of Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Dems unveil impeachment measure; Vindman splits GOP House approves Turkey sanctions in rare bipartisan rebuke of Trump Trump's unimpeachable foreign policy MORE, the wolf at the borders with his tanks as the Crimeans and Ukrainians bravely struggle for survival?
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has chosen as his running mate a man of unimpeachable integrity, broad experience and a deep love of this country.
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Chris Murphy (D-Conn.): The President's new argument today, that anything he does to benefit his re-election, no matter how corrupt, is unimpeachable, is BANANAS From a former FBI special agent who now teaches at Yale: It's also a very bad precedent to link a foreign country's ability to investigate a U.S. citizen with our diplomatic goals.
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I haven't encountered the issue of reading a book that's simply too large since I read East of Eden in 2012, but the logic of cutting doorstoppers in half is frankly unimpeachable: Thick books can't be tucked into jacket pockets, take up inordinate space in a bag, and are hard to hold up for long periods of time.
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TC: In the U.S., over the last 10 or 15 years, far more money from Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds has come into the U.S. Given that some of these regions don't exactly have unimpeachable human rights records, there's a lot of debate in the U.S. about whether or not founders and VCs should be taking their money.
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Instead of letting these failures affect his career, Future coped with these losses by going on a mixtape run that few but Lil Wayne and Gucci Mane can rival, producing an unimpeachable trilogy of albums exploring pain, darkness, and perseverance drawn from real life experiences that you could not only relate to, but party hard as hell to as well.
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But many connected gadgets—such as the immersion circulators used for sous vide cooking, temperature-controlled pans, and even some newfangled rice cookers—differ enough from old-school appliances that the product makers need to provide a mini-cookbook's worth of unimpeachable recipes that have been tested over and over again before the product is released, so we completely understand how to cook with it.
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Unimpeachable masterpieces like Velázquez's "Las Meninas" join art historical rarities: a woozy early Vermeer; a seminude Orientalist photo shoot art-directed by Eugène Delacroix; Ellsworth Kelly's abstraction of two contiguous curved volumes said to slyly represent "two boys' bums together"; a composite photograph of Abraham Lincoln with a Mathew Brady head shot of the president grafted onto the body of the pro-slavery statesman John C. Calhoun.
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And I was looking yesterday at the latest Decision Desk HQ forecast for the House of Representatives election, and their model is not unimpeachable, but they were saying that based on current polling, you would expect House Democrats to get 54 percent of the vote, which is a lot, but with 54 percent of the vote, Republicans would still hold a majority and it wouldn't even be that close.
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While we will not know the full facts of this case until the Inspector General's report is released, and McCabe should be presumed innocent until we are presented with conclusive evidence to the contrary, I suspect OPR weighed the following question: Is it right for the FBI to insist that field agents remain pure and unimpeachable while holding its deputy director, the FBI's highest-ranking special agent, to a lower standard?
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A chief Palestinian negotiator called Monday for a commitment to the two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, hitting the Trump administration over its "empty words" as White House senior adviser Jared KushnerJared Corey Kushner MSNBC's Wallace calls out 'chickens--t' Trump allies for attacks on Vindman Kushner rips Dems, says Trump's 'record of accomplishments is unimpeachable' Kushner responds to Biden: I've 'been cleaning up the messes' he left behind MORE pushes for peace talks in the region.
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An Israeli journalist got up to ask the President about the worrisome increase in anti-Semitic incidents in the US. And instead of responding, instead of seizing the opportunity to utter the clear and unimpeachable assurances that one expects of any American president worthy of the name, instead of vigorously condemning the return of the oldest form of hate within the borders of one of the few nations on earth where it appeared to have been contained, Donald Trump spoke, as he tends to do, about himself.
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And it is worth recalling that the PKK (the Kurdistan Workers' Party) reportedly destroyed the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan natural gas pipeline through Georgia, essentially helping the Russians during Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinThe Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Dems unveil impeachment measure; Vindman splits GOP House approves Turkey sanctions in rare bipartisan rebuke of Trump Trump's unimpeachable foreign policy MORE's 2008 attack, to defeat then-Vice President Dick Cheney's strategy to give Europe an alternative source of natural gas other than Russia.
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" At a meeting between French industrialists and a climatologist a few years ago, Latour was struck when he heard the scientist defend his results not on the basis of the unimpeachable authority of science but by laying out to his audience his manufacturing secrets: "the large number of researchers involved in climate analysis, the complex system for verifying data, the articles and reports, the principle of peer evaluation, the vast network of weather stations, floating weather buoys, satellites and computers that ensure the flow of information.
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A new book reportedly alleges that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE instructed then-Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisEx-Trump officials back Russia ambassador pick ahead of hearing Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight Trump's unimpeachable foreign policy MORE to "screw Amazon" out of the opportunity to bid on a $10 billion contract in 2018.
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Epstein is an unknown quantity compared to the rest of the group, but we've spent two episodes building up his unimpeachable ethics; he is also, not for nothing, a person of Jewish and African-American ancestry — he had described his need to keep his reputation "Jackie Robinson clean" if he wanted to get anywhere in this world — selling out Chuck in order to work as a deputy United States attorney general for a man who, among other things, has sanctioned lethal force against an unarmed person of color (not to mention the money laundering).
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The letter signed by figures such as former Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki HaleyNimrata (Nikki) HaleyEx-Trump officials back Russia ambassador pick ahead of hearing Wall Street firm predicts stock market would rally if Trump resigned Poll shows Michelle Obama would lead in New Hampshire if she entered 2020 Democratic race MORE and former Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisEx-Trump officials back Russia ambassador pick ahead of hearing Amazon poised to escalate Pentagon 'war cloud' fight Trump's unimpeachable foreign policy MORE comes on the eve of Sullivan's confirmation hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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But Good Will Hunting wasn't just a good movie — it left a mark, eventually responsible for a lot of now-familiar pop culture tropes: the Boston movie featuring "honorable" working-class white folks committing crimes or being really sad, the touting of Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States as the go-to talisman for vaguely leftist politics (in 22016, Damon, Affleck, and Zinn made an appearance at a living-wage rally for Harvard employees), and the unstoppable influence of "Matt and Ben," a modern-day power couple with an unimpeachable best-buds-since-childhood friendship.
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