Lord Salisbury enjoyed more success by changing the meaning of "one-nation Conservatism"—from uniting the classes to uniting the Kingdom.
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Last time I checked we were called the United States of America and I think it's time we get back to doing more uniting that not uniting.
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Cruz is not (yet) catching fire Cruz insists that the Republican Party is uniting around his candidacy to stop Trump, but the uniting is not yet evident in his fundraising figures.
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It's time we have leadership in the White House who believes in the value of not only uniting a divided Congress, but uniting our country through common sense, dignity, and respect.
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These groups are uniting students from across schools and communities.
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Neighbours all around the enclave are uniting against the Kurds.
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They also may be uniting again on the big screen.
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Uniting Dems Democrats have not been getting along this week.
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He also spoke about uniting people and not dividing them.
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"I just heard the speaker talking about uniting," said Rep.
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No one is talking about workers of the world uniting.
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The focus now should be on uniting around the goals.
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Uniting the team's philosophy with this trend, tbh was born.
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Why don't you think it's uniting people on Capitol Hill?
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It's about building bridges, uniting people and finding common ground.
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I'm thinking about what you said about dividing and uniting.
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Already you see the political system uniting to contain Trump.
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Since then, indigenous spirituality has become a powerful uniting force.
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Baby Yoda was one of the year's most uniting memes.
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Uniting the apps is a relentless spirit of playful positivity.
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Instead of uniting us, he's separating and destroying the nation.
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The school first opened in Weimar in 1919, as a place for uniting craftsmanship with the arts in the service of architecture; over time, it changed, becoming more about uniting art with industrial techniques.
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Trump faces a tough task in uniting Americans during his tenure.
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Well, he is uniting the families and he is still Hitler.
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UNITING SALESFORCE AND IBM TOGETHER THAT IS REALLY A HUGE STORY.
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His broad, uniting appeal is without parallel in our divided country.
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Naturally enough, most mainstream politicians are uniting behind the Macron campaign.
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The spirit of rap and hip-hop is a uniting one.
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He also spoke frequently about uniting Christians against other religious groups.
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It might've been the most uniting thing in a while, actually.
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My works are polyphonic, uniting people with different points of views.
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The president has succeeded in uniting the climate world against him.
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Churches used to facilitate this, uniting people with diverse political opinions.
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A divided field kept voters from uniting around a single alternative.
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Indeed, it may be the one issue uniting New Jersey politicians.
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Opposition against Russia is possibly the strongest thread uniting the community.
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We need someone who is a uniting force in this country.
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The youth and the working class are uniting against climate change.
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Democrats could overreach, by quickly impeaching Trump and thereby uniting Republicans.
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There will be no turning of corners or uniting the country.
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However, uniting opposition to a hard Brexit will be a tall order.
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The NFL is an economic juggernaut and a classically culturally uniting entity.
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U.S. leadership has been instrumental in uniting the world around climate action.
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The challenge for whoever wins the nomination will be uniting the two.
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Prominent artists are also uniting behind the Guggenheim to oppose the ban.
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The attorney general should be uniting people here in the United States.
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Let's remember those uniting principles, even when we disagree on the issues.
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Policies meant at uniting the people must be applied across the board.
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Successive attempts at uniting members and joining forces against Israel quickly unravelled.
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McCain believed in uniting our democratic allies in common cause for freedom.
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Ms. Warren appears to take seriously her role in uniting the party.
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The issue of immigration is dividing the GOP conference and uniting Democrats.
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In 2017, Labour succeeded in largely uniting anti-Brexit voters behind it.
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Lyra's killers have succeeded only in uniting the entire community in condemnation.
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There is division among the factions "uniting" at the rally, as well.
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Thank you Room for uniting us with the rest of the world.
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It would recognize that gathering and uniting is an act of politics.
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Another uniting factor for the band is the loss of a parent.
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It certainly did have the effect of catalyzing and uniting his opponents.
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Each has chosen to rule by dividing his people, not uniting them.
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And I love uniting a group of strangers in a common story.
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But then the urgency of uniting to defeat Trump is even clearer.
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Uniting Europe's far right could turn out to be an impossible job.
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Trump's long history of bigotry is uniting more Americans across racial lines.
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Are you surprised that health care isn't more of a uniting issue?
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He isn't playing favorites, but he does worry about uniting the party.
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Nothing brings the Star Wars fanbase together quite like two legends uniting.
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Uniting the differences can be like trying to piece Pangea back together.
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Space has had a uniting effect during turbulent times in America's past.
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Trump campaigned as a divider with no pretense of uniting the nation.
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The major parties are uniting against her, our correspondent in Paris writes.
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Ellison, like the other major candidates, believes in uniting the Democratic Party.
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The new top editor faces the challenge of uniting a divided newsroom.
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Against all odds, the Olympics are uniting the world—against the Olympics.
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When he started uniting people on economic interests, he had to go.
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It's about uniting communities that you might not think have anything in common.
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Instead of uniting us, Bannon's belief in "The Fourth Turning" is dividing us.
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"The work of uniting our society to move forward begins now," she said.
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Melissa Jackson agreed, saying Trump is ironically uniting Americans with his executive orders.
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Between the lines: This is a rare topic uniting Republicans, Democrats and Independents.
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Or will she seek a big tent and put Trump outside it, uniting
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What's more astounding is May's claim that the country was "uniting" around Brexit.
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Marrs believes a uniting factor explains the diverse and severe range of symptoms.
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Trump's comments do appear to be uniting disparate camps within the Democratic Party.
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Sure, there is nothing new about a married couple uniting in the media.
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I talked about uniting our country; we also need to unite our party.
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Ethiopia's constitution commits the EPRDF to uniting Ethiopia's more than 80 ethnic groups.
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It's time for him and his followers to stop sniping and start uniting.
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"It shocked us," said Tean Rube, a pastor with the Kiribati Uniting Church.
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This election is about who is best capable...of uniting the Republican Party.
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That's as important for uniting Democrats now as it was in the 1990s.
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Uniting structure with sentiment, Mr. Mriziga is creating striking patterns of his own.
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Uniting each one in one love cause music is words, sound, and power.
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It's not just about uniting black and white people, it's about connecting everybody.
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They're full of confident individual brushstrokes uniting to form water, foliage, and bodies.
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And MediaNews's dream of uniting newsrooms in Phoenix, Nashville, Boston and Anaheim, Calif.
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"This election is about who is best capable...of uniting the Republican Party."
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It also begins the work of uniting the party around the eventual nominee.
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"It shows we are uniting behind bold principles of tax reform," Brady said.
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"Part of beating historical injustice is uniting and people working together," he said.
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O'Keefe seemed unaware of the special bond, however poisonous, uniting Dar and Peter.
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These reforms are based on experience and are uniting lawmakers from both parties.
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We need political leadership that is about uniting us around the common work.
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There is a lot of anger out there uniting people behind the cause.
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And really digging into what is uniting and seeing what is uniting folks like Sam Harris — who I think sees himself as actually a liberal — with a Ben Shapiro, with a Jordan Peterson, with a Dave Rubin, with an etc.
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The missing piece of this uniting puzzle is Eleven, who's off with her mother.
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Here's a primer on Bannon, and a list of advocacy groups uniting against him.
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It seems to be the only thing uniting the two parties these days. 2.
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Does this man have the capability of uniting Brazil and enacting very important reforms?
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"I don't think it's particularly unusual or significant that evangelicals aren't uniting," Bean says.
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Really uniting all those communities together with a consistent singular experience for those gamers.
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One uniting factor for all of these ads is a desire for energetic applicants.
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That's because uniting the two would be like combining UFC and filing your taxes.
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We need to take up the project of uniting and renewing the whole church.
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The prime minister's chances of uniting her Conservative Party behind the deal look slim.
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Mr Corbyn rose to power by uniting the broad left against the Blairite right.
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Perhaps the only thing uniting all four Democrats vying for the two senate seats?
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Without Sanders as a uniting figure, these groups could recede into their own factions.
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Venus and Mars meet at 12:53 PM, uniting two powerful energies around relationships.
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The running community is uniting in honor of MasterChef: The Professionals contestant Matt Campbell.
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But the real objection to uniting Europe's two largest stock exchanges is more alarming.
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That's why the hotel and travel industries are uniting to call for swift action.
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RNC Chair Reince Priebus Friday called Trump's "complaining" a distraction from uniting the GOP.
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Tuesday's winner faces a challenge in uniting the GOP base against Donnelly in November.
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And innovation seems to be the key thread uniting Republican responses to climate change.
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Uniting parties and reigniting enthusiasm among despondent grassroots supporters will also be huge challenges.
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Dialect tries to tap into that fundamental role that language plays in uniting communities.
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You'll likely see some divisions today unless you can be proactive about uniting others.
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The advance was preceded by a rebel statement saying they were uniting their ranks.
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That requirement dramatically slowed the process of uniting migrant children with guardians or parents.
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Web conferencing is uniting the virus-stricken world, one embarrassing day at a time.
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Walker said Cruz is capable of uniting the Republican party because he's an "outsider".
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In 2019, there's one thing uniting Americans: just how divided we think we are.
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Here is testament to a nation capable of uniting in strength to work together.
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Self-government requires uniting through our commonalities and aspiring to achieve a shared future.
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It's that urgency, Hoyer said, that's uniting Democrats around legislation they simply don't like.
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"Why aren't Democrats uniting under that bold message?" one person asked, according to WNYC.
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Her screenplay SAVING WASHINGTON taps the zeitgeist of political polarization and uniting around service.
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Uniting the works is their function as propaganda, a pragmatic means to a dogmatic end.
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The first is to strike themes capable of uniting his party and expanding its appeal.
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Instead, he found himself uniting the floor of the convention after Ted Cruz's controversial speech.
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The whole bit ended with everyone uniting in one big circle, holding hands and cheering.
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Everybody is uniting together in heart and building up our new culture in the future.
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The Texas senator's campaign is predicated on uniting social and fiscal conservatives against the establishment.
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Soca is about uniting and mixing African and Indian beats and riding on the similarities.
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"Only someone who is unfit to lead destroys & divides, rather than building & uniting," she wrote.
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Libre and the Anti-Corruption Party seem to be close to uniting behind Mr Nasralla.
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In times like this we must remember - and emphasize - the importance of uniting as Americans.
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In times like this we must remember – and emphasize – the importance of uniting as Americans.
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In times like this we must remember -- and emphasize -- the importance of uniting as Americans.
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Because demagogues don't need to worry about actually uniting a nation and solving problems. 9.
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Louisville merged with Jefferson County in Kentucky, uniting its 92 neighbouring municipalities as "Greater Louisville".
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They were uniting hardcore scenes from New York, New Jersey, and all over the country.
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But the best synergy lies in uniting YouTube's sporadic video content with Twitter's constant chatter.
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At this point, it's difficult to imagine consumers in the US uniting on that goal.
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Anti-Americanism, even in the form of anti-Trumpism, should not be the uniting factor.
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Read more: A WarnerMedia exec describes the challenges of uniting HBO, Turner, and Warner Bros.
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My life has been devoted to uniting a community — Ahavat Yisrael and ahavat ha-adam.
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It's based in the Constitution, whose authors deemed it key to uniting our vast nation.
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With no orienting political direction, the uniting principle among conservatives in media must be truth.
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There's no mechanism for uniting the entire human species to move together in one direction.
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Yet the campaign is over, and it's time to move on toward uniting the country.
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In a time of tremendous acrimony, there's at least one thing uniting Americans: political anger.
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Uniting for the Olympics is a good way to try to solve our problems peacefully.
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Ryan's conservatism is no longer seen as a uniting force in a fractured Republican House.
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Higher consciousness, creativity, uniting with the creator is very spiritual, very uplifting, and very beyond.
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Mostly, congregations across denominations and doctrinal divides are uniting to offer spiritual support where needed.
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Many have credited Trump as the uniting factor among previously opposing factions within the GOP.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren could emerge as the only candidate capable of uniting left and center.
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Big, loud, dumb and ugly – that's "Steppenwolf," the mythical demon creature that's uniting the League.
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Rather than uniting a fractured people, such an effort seems more likely to divide us.
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Palihapitiya's endeavor is all about uniting "technologists, entrepreneurs, and technology-oriented investors," the filing said.
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The plan backfired, uniting rebel MPs who had until this point sat on their hands.
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President Trump has yet to show proficiency in uniting us in our common civic project.
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The presumptive Republican presidential nominee has not made much progress uniting the party behind him.
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Fundamentally, the Olympics and sports in general are about breaking down barriers and uniting people.
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Because we are now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country.
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Hashtags' utility in uniting the world around live events via social media can't be overstated.
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" Uniting center and right parties Macri, a center-right candidate who was once the mayor of Buenos Aires and president of the Boca Juniors football club, won the election in December by uniting the center and right parties under a coalition named "Let's change.
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"In Tatiana's case, there is a type of collage, uniting different ideas, uniting different forms to assemble the whole," he said, pointing to her collaboration with other architects, a contrast to the auteur concept that characterized architecture at the end of the 20th century.
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Residency programs were established, uniting the university and the hospital, and placing apprenticeship within the academy.
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It's a story of rivals uniting to defy an onslaught none of them could weather alone.
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More than 100 celebrities signed a letter uniting them in the movement to stop Donald Trump.
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Remember their #PowerofShe campaign ad, which showed women uniting together and offered positive inspo and motivation?
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And on Twitter, we were uniting under the hashtag — this kind of digital community — #BlackHistoryMonthSoLit, #BlackPantherSoLit.
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In today's world, it can seem like there are more things dividing us than uniting us.
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Disdain for elites is the common thread uniting the diverse conservative groups outside the Republican establishment.
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And she needs Bernie Sanders to keep uniting the troops of his political revolution behind her.
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And only by uniting the entire world in one epic dance-off can our heroes succeed.
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Three of YouTube's biggest stars are uniting to educate millennials on the value of their vote.
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And when the leader is calling aggressive means for people, when the leader is not uniting.
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The real key is Robert's last sentence about people uniting behind "one leader with one purpose".
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But progressive activists aren't focused on simply uniting those cohorts -- they want to grow them first.
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"Conservatives are uniting," Mr. Cruz said often on the campaign trail, long after it felt true.
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Cynthia Anne Schmitt and Tracie Lynn Palmer were married in a self-uniting ceremony on Nov.
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"We are now all rooting for his success in uniting and leading the country," Obama said.
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It's another reason Pelosi's decision to go after the president seems to be uniting her caucus.
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" After the tension abated, Mr. Hsu, 35, from California, said his protest was about "uniting humanity.
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Lexa is responsible for uniting 12 warring groups and establishing order where there once was none.
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However, the case for uniting #MakeAmericaGreatAgain and #NeverTrump under the #GOPTripleThreat movement goes beyond electoral strategy.
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Adolescent and adult females should be uniting to fight against this mandated change for multiple reasons.
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Alagem said the thread uniting these unlikely companies was the desire to connect with younger customers.
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These days, they talk considerably more about water charges than about uniting the island through violence.
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The Justice League Comic-Con trailer makes a big deal out of uniting the DC superheroes.
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"There's a whole question of uniting and there's a whole question as to temperament," Trump continued.
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The entirety of American democracy shows that the electorate wants a positive and uniting plan forward.
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It might seem impossible to imagine all the world's nations uniting behind an official earth time.
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Other forces are at work, raising people up rather than casting them down, uniting, not dividing.
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Donald Glover's "Guava Island," filmed in Cuba, imagines a black island community uniting against corporate greed.
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Schoner said she hoped climate change could be "a really uniting topic" in a divided world.
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Yet instead of uniting India in horror, the incident has deepened religious, political and ethical divides.
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"There are challenges ahead of us, including uniting Libyans and healing divisions," he said after arriving.
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This is a moral moment in our country where it's got to be about uniting Americans.
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Others combine common ingredients in uncommon ways, like cucumber and sour cream, uniting fresh and tart.
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I am stepping down from the council to focus on inspiring & uniting through power of sport.
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Explore the influence of design on human experience, uniting design research and practice with scholarly thought.
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Democrats have been uniting around Clinton since she emerged as the presumptive Democratic nominee earlier this month.
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According to Fatone, uniting for Dead 7 wasn't a wild notion because the groups never had beef.
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Each and every sign was held with purpose and portrayed a uniting message across: enough is enough.
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What in mid-2016 looked like a fractured Republican party is increasingly uniting behind its new leader.
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Johnson said Obama would also be an asset in uniting Democrats after a primary that Vermont Sen.
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Beyond the fantasy of defeating the US and uniting Korea, Kim's nuclear activity is grounded in survival.
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The losers may be uniting, but neither President Trump nor Great America PAC are tired of winning.
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In uniting the ancient land of Israel, the victory has divided Israel's people and coarsened its democracy.
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My focus is on the American people and uniting Republicans behind shared values and a shared vision.
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He's the one who makes the decision to adopt Randall (Sterling K. Brown), uniting the Big Three.
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Typically, these days, you've been uniting more people in anger than you have behind your good intentions.
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He talks of restoring Serbian rule over Kosovo and of uniting in one state with Bosnia's Serbs.
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Some government officials play down the prospects of such a diverse movement uniting as a political force.
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While this may seem strange, both candidates are tweeting vigorously with the intention of uniting their base.
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Preventing mischief by Iran should become the guiding principle uniting supporters and opponents of the nuclear deal.
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"Enough: It's very strange that Erdogan has offered the opposition a uniting slogan," tweeted journalist Rusen Cakir.
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But the ever-increasing demand for more money had the odd effect of uniting Republicans and Democrats.
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"Across the spectrum Republicans are uniting," he told the crowd at a New York City campaign event.
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Perlmutter said he withdrew his proposal for the sake of uniting the party heading into November's midterms.
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The Uniting and Securing America (USA) Act has been introduced in both the House and the Senate.
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No full-spectrum agenda uniting Thomas Piketty and Naomi Klein and Ta-Nehisi Coates has yet emerged.
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It features over twenty other transgender women and non-binary individuals uniting while also expressing their diversity.
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What kind of power do you think music has in uniting people and mobilizing towards creating change?
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In a country splintered by tribal politics, Bekele's funeral was a uniting factor that crossed ethnic lines.
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"Station Eleven" had a uniting element, and so does this book, also brought forth at the end.
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We say that Kin is about uniting creators and if you have a brain you're a creator.
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In response, Warren focused her answer on everyone but herself, mentioning her brothers and uniting the country.
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"Many Republican women are uniting in support of Hillary Clinton," said Jennifer Pierotti Lim, the group's founder.
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Staff managed to locate and contact the family in Turkey before finally re-uniting them with Yousef.
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Its even more ambitious aspiration is to hold a referendum on uniting the republic with Northern Ireland.
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And by uniting in outrage against those in that second category, we find perverse satisfaction and reward.
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Our leaders should focus on uniting us, not fueling distrust and fear to serve their political interests.
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Donald Trump is uniting at least two high-profile, politically divided sisters together this November — against him.
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What's your theory of, at this moment of history, how uniting can be a winning political strategy?
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Its members study both the Torah and the Bible, with the aim of uniting Judaism and Christianity.
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Then the Ukraine scandal burst into public view in September, uniting her caucus in favor of it.
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No Democrats are expected to support DeVos, with the conference uniting in opposition to her nomination. Sen.
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The energy was contagious: Everywhere I turned, crowds buzzed with excitement, uniting in this bucket-list moment.
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Opposition to the tactic is uniting two groups who don't usually get along: lawbreakers and conservative politicians.
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The crusade for Baby Nichole has the side-effect of uniting Fred and Serena after a rocky patch.
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Kennedy was perceived by many to be the only person in American politics capable of uniting the people.
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"We've got the full spectrum of the Republican Party coming together and uniting behind this campaign," he said.
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Kirsten Gillibrand in cosponsoring the Green New Deal resolution and uniting the Democrats against Mitch McConnell's divisive tactics.
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"It really shows the limits of the art world when it comes to uniting and saying something critical."
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"What lies ahead is the challenging work of uniting our businesses to create a dynamic, global entertainment company."
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His backers are uniting to express their desire to see conservatism and the Republican Party evolve and modernize.
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Adversaries who have usually engaged in political and sectarian wrangling are uniting against the common enemy of ISIS.
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Rubio pitched himself as a figure capable of uniting the party, while throwing some veiled shade at Trump.
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Social media appears to be better suited to dividing than uniting, at least when it comes to politics.
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"What I was trying to do in Cleveland was lay out a path to uniting Republicans," Cruz said.
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Instead, officials speak of ideological rivals uniting behind him as best suited to deal with a Trump presidency.
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CEO of Under Armour, Kevin Plank, left "to focus on inspiring & uniting through power of sport," he tweeted.
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Kasich has regularly criticized Trump, calling him divisive and incapable of uniting the country in addressing America's problems.
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Fighting for Medicare-for-all can teach Americans the value of uniting over the working-class majority's interests.
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Alexandria, Virginia's own representative in Congress hopes the shooting that injured his colleague can be a uniting force.
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Social media platforms were flooded with denunciations, encouraging women to tell their stories, creating a lobby, uniting us.
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The president earlier Monday voiced surprise over how slowly Republicans are uniting around a strategy for that goal.
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The Karathen holds the key to Curry's journey in uniting Atlantis and the surface world, the magazine reported.
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Booker worked across the aisle, uniting Democratic technocrats, Silicon Valley, and a Republican governor on a shared mission.
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IMS Health Holdings, a health care data mining company, is uniting with Quintiles, a manager of drug trials.
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Pundits charge that racial minorities practice a self-segregating "identity politics" rather than uniting around shared economic grievances.
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But uniting 218 House members and 50 senators around any one proposal will be a challenging task indeed.
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Instead of uniting in 2018, though, they will tie up with the likes of taxi app Didi Chuxing.
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" These days, Clinton's prayers are focused primarily on uniting Americans amid "the rising ride of hate and intolerance.
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He joined the rock/fusion group in 2015, uniting with another Megadeth alum in Ohm founder Chris Poland.
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So why would he run to the center when he can't even be bothered with uniting his party?
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On the surface, Republicans seem to be uniting through the cherished, quirky rituals of the four-day conference.
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The Indiana Playbook will be the blueprint for uniting our nation so we can start moving forward, together.
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Companies across different industries are also uniting forces and forming new coalitions to make their case in Washington.
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Prime Minister Modi thanked President Trump for his strong leadership uniting the world against the North Korean menace.
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Now, Starner said he would prefer to see Trump focus on jobs, health care and uniting the country.
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Its cross-audience appeal, uniting clubgoers and relapsed emo kids, is a result of its alloy-like construction.
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His domestic policy focused on fighting racial discrimination and uniting the country behind a common goal of hope.
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You try to explain this is a time when people are uniting their lives and being guided together.
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Uniting the myriad rebel groups, which include radical Islamists, in Idlib was no mean feat by the Turks.
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It's excessive individualism, which has eaten away at our uniting faith and damaged our relationships with one another.
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Either way, uniting the markets could help solidify them and ensure the most vulnerable people have plan options.
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Opposing Trump is the easy part, and the president's hardline policies have had a uniting effect on Democrats.
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As this gallery shows, it was a universal human aspiration, uniting people from all parts of the world.
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Several Victoria's Secret models are uniting for a common goal -- making the Miami beach even hotter than usual.
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He liked how detailed Warren's policies were and thought she had a better chance of uniting the party.
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Varshini Prakash is co-founder of Sunrise, a movement of young people uniting to stop the climate crisis.
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It raised questions as to why Malaysia and Vietnam confronted each other instead of uniting against China's claims.
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But in this week's episode, she brings her brothers closer together, uniting them in their hatred of her.
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The story of the labor movement is the story of low-wage and higher-wage workers uniting together.
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The trouble the European Union has had uniting around highly sensitive issues — immigration, for example — is perhaps understandable.
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Greg Scholl came on as executive director five years ago, dedicated to uniting his staff around specific priorities.
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Trump's likely actual rationales—uniting the Republican Party, distracting from impeachment, winning reelection—are all domestic in nature.
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Nevertheless, President Trump can improve his standing by uniting the American people around a vision for the future.
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Racial justice activists nationwide are uniting to bring incarcerated black moms home to their children for Mother's Day.
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Movies can represent what this country should be about: Folks of all colors uniting for a common goal.
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The provisional utopias of illegal dance parties in the eighties and nineties hadn't succeeded in uniting the masses.
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IAVA is a nonpartisan organization devoted to connecting, uniting and empowering the post-9/11 generation of veterans.
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In fact, competition between religious groups created disincentives for uniting politically; instead, denominations became teams supporting different candidates.
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"This is a big step toward uniting our party and most importantly our country," he wrote on Twitter.
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Inslee dreams of uniting the country — including at least some of corporate America — against an existential external threat.
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It was their uniting message on health care — a rallying cry around which they would win back power.
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The Women's March organizers counter that the controversy reflects the difficulties inherent in mobilizing and uniting different groups.
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But uniting 20187 House members and 224 senators around any one proposal will be a challenging task indeed.
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" President Barack Obama said, "We are now all rooting for [Trump's] success in uniting and leading the country.
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Given that, the best approach to really combating racism, on top of uniting the country, may be empathy.
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Ultimately, it's Max that prevents Mike and Eleven from uniting in this episode, which feels false and slightly authored.
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By uniting under similar experiences as adults, their relationship perfectly captures the most trans concept of all — found families.
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Trump-ism is a five-alarm fire that everyone on the left (defined broadly) should be uniting to oppose.
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In May, it announced that the Google Home and Nest teams were uniting under one smart home brand, Nest.
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Wambach's second and third rules are even more about "uniting the pack": leading from the bench and championing others.
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What we're seeing happen all over the county is those 65-70% of Republicans are uniting behind this campaign.
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Yet Mr Merz's concession speech was gracious, and the CDU has a good record of uniting behind its leaders.
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As we reported last month, Google is uniting all of its different payment tools under the Google Pay brand.
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Such common concerns, uniting America's 573 recognised tribes, have proliferated as Indian economic interests and cultural identity have deepened.
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Addressing rebel fighters across the country, he said the key to defeating government forces was uniting against the regime.
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"The convention is a natural showcase for Republicans uniting behind the Trump campaign," said Ed Brookover, a Trump adviser.
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Bach also experimented with double and triple fugues, uniting several fugues—each with their own subjects—into one piece.
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That said, the business case for uniting can collapse in the face of large differences in culture and pay.
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Uniting these two technologies into one platform will make it easier for lawmakers to regulate the technology, Krzanich said.
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With this pushback will come one of the largest challenges to face the new president: uniting a divided country.
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"Nowruz is one of the few things that is able to bring all Persians together, uniting them," she says.
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So far, Trump hasn't shown much interest in uniting the party, until he smartly selected Pence for that purpose.
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Our discussion focused on uniting the country to help remove barriers that are preventing people from reaching their potential.
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If grand strategy focuses on uniting allies and dividing enemies, disarray in Washington is unfortunately achieving the opposite objectives.
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We should be uniting it, pooling their resources and creating a complete ticket that no American could vote against.
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"Whereas Ceausescu succeeded in uniting Romanians in opposition to him, his fall threw them into confusion," Professor Deletant said.
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With so little economic activity and a tiny tax base, he said, uniting with other municipios makes some sense.
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Thankfully our two nations have a lengthy history of uniting to protect society from international threats, including criminal threats.
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The waves also flooded the thatched-roofed outdoor meeting space of the local branch of the Kiribati Uniting Church.
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We're all there as different countries making new friends and uniting as a world in the name of sport.
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Billionaire Boy's Club, Pharrell (2005-present) Exactly what you would expect from Pharrell uniting with Nigo (founder of Bape).
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One Twitter post said that the celebrity raccoon has succeeded in uniting the country the way no politician could.
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Meredith is estimating between $400 million and $500 million of cost savings within two years of the companies' uniting.
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"I feel like some of this coronavirus has been more dividing us as Americans rather than uniting," she explained.
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Parties backing Prayuth only just edged out an alliance uniting Future Forward with the main party linked to Thaksin.
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When it comes to uniting people around a common story, fiction actually enjoys three inherent advantages over the truth.
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They were wed under Pennsylvania's self-uniting marriage statute; Ilona Logvinova, a friend of the couple, led the ceremony.
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If it was fate, however, it took its time, and some harrowing turns, before uniting them as a couple.
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"He was making his life's experience whole by uniting these worlds, the German and the Jewish," Mr. Aster said.
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A self-taught cook, she thrives by uniting global flavors and erasing the geographic boundaries of ingredients and techniques.
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In an era when partisanship is all too common, conservation remains a rallying point uniting both Democrats and Republicans.
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The Conservatives hope to win the next election by uniting those who are determined to leave the European Union.
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Finally, in a uniting stance, Biden asked the audience members to stand and applaud the actions of Lt. Col.
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These are different — truly grass roots, leaderless, party-less, uniting rich and poor, Sunni and Shiite, men and women.
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That axis, uniting the Continent's two biggest powers, has traditionally determined the élan and effectiveness of the European Union.
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"I want to be remembered for uniting people through all of these different mediums," he told Ellis-Ross later.
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If there's one thing that has a faint chance of briefly uniting people during a general election, it's dogs.
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It's an issue that is already uniting unlikely Republican and Democratic allies in Congress, as dogs so often do.
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They required an art plunged into life itself, uniting disparate figures into new fellowship, all under a common sheet.
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Earlier this year I spoke about Dr. King's legacy of justice and peace, and his impact on uniting Americans.
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But the Bauhaus principles of uniting art and functional design in everyday life were long-lasting and spread worldwide.
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When the means develop for uniting people in support of a nominee, the essence of party comes into being.
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In a sense, he is uniting parts of the party that have been on opposite sides of recent nomination battles.
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This sense of alienation transcended partisan boundaries, uniting supporters of Republican victor Donald Trump and his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton.
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If he speaks out firmly, it could go a long way toward uniting the country, something he claims he wants.
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Ted is ready to led this country – and I look forward to help uniting conservatives and veterans behind this campaign.
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That this fact has divided rather than uniting the two parties that run the world's great democracy should unsettle anyone.
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It is a comforting and uniting protest, one that isn't rooted in much shared ideology beyond people simply being angry.
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It's about uniting the Republicans, not least because the nominating procedure was not as straightforward as some might have expected.
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Seven major esports teams are uniting to form a new league to specifically address issues like player compensation and stability.
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Sinhalese students learn that the great warrior-king Dutugemunu defeated a foreign ruler, Elara, protecting Buddhism and uniting the country.
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Will, Kate and Harry set up their Heads Together campaign uniting a collection of charities under one umbrella in April.
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It's looking more and more like the women who dominated 2018 are uniting for perhaps the ultimate movie of 2019.
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"Facsimiles can also serve other purposes, such as uniting disparate pieces, or as a new means of repatriation," explains Corneille.
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"The Day of the Doctor" was a global event, uniting the Tenth and Eleventh Doctors with John Hurt's War Doctor.
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I felt we could even do a little of what we did at Burberry: uniting people to do incredible things.
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Instead, he is uniting the Democratic coalition faster than Hillary Clinton could have hoped, and tearing his own party apart.
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He proved that music is a powerful, universal language that is more effective in uniting people than any world leaders.
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"It's the political system [uniting] against a new option," declared Mr Guzmán, though he insisted he would carry on campaigning.
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"Uniting these two technologies into one platform will make it easier for lawmakers to regulate the technology," Krzanich said then.
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The stories "behind the data" are about local communities uniting, governments devising new policies, and civil society becoming increasingly involved.
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Perhaps the one thing uniting northeast Syria's politically divided Christians is abhorrence at the prospect of Turkish-backed rebel rule.
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Hobbies and fandoms are uniting forces, bringing together people from across the world who wouldn't have otherwise known each other.
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I'd say that's the one uniting thread that runs through the vastly different styles I've worked in over the years.
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So it's not surprising that he supported a policy of uniting with Russia against Asian countries like China and Japan.
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He hopes that would mean a chance at uniting with his family that remains in Haiti after 23 years apart.
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The Queen of Soul's music played a vital role in uniting this country during some of our most trying times.
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The Democrats blather on about uniting the country, but they cater to special interest groups as quickly as the Republicans.
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The project greeted with the most excitement was Future Quest, uniting Jonny Quest, Space Ghost, Birdman and other cartoon heroes.
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Candidates on both nights appeared eager to tussle on the debate stage, while uniting around their determination to defeat Trump.
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The Justice Department just approved T-Mobile's acquisition of Sprint, removing a major hurdle in uniting the two telecom giants.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to make clear that the executive order does not address the uniting of families.
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Pelosi has built a long-earned reputation for uniting her caucus against such procedural maneuvers, which she deems "gotcha" votes.
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By uniting the economic success with much-needed racial and gender representation, Marvel Studios has touched hearts and pocketbooks alike.
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The ceremony served as a uniting moment for Democrats and Republicans amid a divisive impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.
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It means giving more traction to figures who want to focus more on solving problems and on uniting the country.
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"It's recognizing our native women who are coming together, uniting together, and praying through our jingle dress dances," she says.
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Mr. Trump is uniting top Republican donors — against him — and he is increasingly becoming a punch line for President Obama.
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And when it came to uniting the party to take on their eventual Republican rival, both finally seemed to agree.
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The one complaint uniting users, however, was that the Pirate Bay admins could have been more forthcoming about the miner.
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Now, CNBC is reporting that those notable women are uniting to take the battle to cure endometriosis to Capitol Hill.
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The big picture: So far, the European Union has rejected the idea of uniting with China against Washington on trade.
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It's hard to see other hardline Brexiteers, like the deeply socially conservative Jacob Rees-Mogg, uniting the party behind them.
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"In the turbulent political environment that currently exists, Global Citizen can be a uniting force for good," Mr. Evans said.
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But this was not the first time problematic and pervasive activities at Wells Fargo succeeded in uniting a disparate group.
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The couple had a self-uniting ceremony, with Josie Rodberg, a friend of the couple, leading them in their vows.
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It is a hinge uniting the Middle East, the Indian subcontinent and East Asia in China's Belt and Road Initiative.
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It is "a uniting motif, worn as adornment, a political emblem, and signature of collective identity," according to the center.
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As the stage adaptation of the landmark film opens on Broadway, Howard Beale's uniting anger seems almost innocent and endearing.
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The same is true for the establishment pushing all the other candidates out of the race and uniting behind Rubio.
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The practices used by the settlement-advance industry have proved particularly controversial, uniting consumer groups and big business in opposition.
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That leaves him with the task of uniting his faction of moderate Democrats with the progressive wing led by Sanders.
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They were wed under Pennsylvania's self-uniting marriage statute; two friends, Alexander Preiss and Susannah Fishman, served as official witnesses.
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Ohio's national GOP committeeman Jim Dicke said it's partly the result of local Republican Party leaders vocally uniting behind Trump.
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"Thinking of it as uniting in opposition to Bernie is a mistake," a Democratic adviser close to one campaign said.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) described the Massachusetts senator as "more interested in being punitive" than in uniting a divided country.
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Franklin led the way as a musical linchpin uniting the civil rights and women's movements of the 1960s and 1970s.
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And, in implicitly uniting his two themes, Mr. Barr invoked Mr. Trump's ban on travelers from several Muslim-majority countries.
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The poll also suggests Democrats may have a difficult time uniting behind a candidate after their increasingly contentious primary fight.
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For Lively, pop-ups are about forging a community, and uniting not just shoppers but also brand ambassadors, she said.
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As Britain gears up for a general election on Thursday, the only thing uniting the country might be its disunity.
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The campaign, uniting around the hashtag #AuditTheVote, has picked up momentum among grass-roots activists still mourning Mr. Trump's victory.
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Environmental and progressive organizations are uniting to oppose the Senate's broad energy legislation as it heads for a potential vote.
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Some 15 years ago, the two groups met to discuss uniting, but the Friends group ultimately voted to remain separate.
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At Port Talbot, the 4,000 workers are uniting behind the symbol of Wales, the red dragon on the principality's flag.
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President Donald Trump&aposs impeachment is a key issue uniting multiple contenders for Time&aposs 2019 Person of the Year.
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"I wish the best for Edo and Beatrice and look forward to uniting our families," she said in a statement.
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But the Kremlin statement described a "priority placed on uniting forces in the fight against the main threat — international terrorism."
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" He continued: "This election is about defeating Donald Trump and uniting the country the day after this president leaves office.
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But he also failed to do anything to achieve the convention's two main goals: Uniting the party leaders and humanizing Trump.
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Now, this is hardly ESPN, but it's a start to uniting the game-makers and the viewers under the same roof.
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"This historical stage requires that we all unite and speed up the steps of uniting the homeland," Al-Hamdallah told reporters.
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It was attractive to me to put anger and bitterness aside and be a uniting presence rather than a dividing one.
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While sweeping legislation won't materialize anytime soon, narrow measures uniting concerns from both sides of the aisle could be more feasible.
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Once in power he will probably try to cajole them into joining a coalition rather than risk them uniting against him.
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One of them will be elected in November to continue what Lincoln once called the nation's "unfinished work" of uniting us.
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Uniting the prismatic shards of your identity through account linking could let you carry that personality with you across the web.
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Why it matters: It's Waste Management's largest-ever acquisition, uniting the country's number one and number four solid waste management companies.
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She has also done a good job since the summer at uniting a party that became badly divided during the primaries.
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Donald Trump faces enormous challenges uniting a bitterly divided country in the wake of the nastiest presidential election many can remember.
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It's a ring but also a symbol of infinitude and a symbol of two opposite things uniting in an infinite form.
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Should Mr Kuczynski make it onto the June ballot, he would have a better chance of uniting the anti-Fujimori vote.
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Sinn Féin, the political party that supports uniting Northern Ireland and the Republic, has called for a referendum on this topic.
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In France, a century-long religious war ended when King Henry IV ascended to the throne, uniting Protestant and Catholic subjects.
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Mr Serraj will have his work cut out if he is to have any hope of uniting this extraordinarily fractious country.
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"The interfaith ceremony will be in keeping with the uniting and uplifting inaugural events," read a statement from Trump's inaugural committee.
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By uniting anyway, graduate students have demonstrated that the very consciousness the university seeks to weed out has instead taken root.
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"It's so nice to see the Palestinian people uniting at last, because for the past decades we've been divided," says Harhash.
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The scenario is familiar to anyone who has seen a Tarantino film or "The Craft": the storm gathering, the team uniting.
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Touadera has cast himself as a trustworthy leader capable of combating corruption and uniting the country across religious and ethnic divides.
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He's recorded four audio messages in two years, "85033 Minutes" reports, and Soufan warns he could be uniting a jihadist movement.
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The power of uniting as a community with a common goal is incredible and this is proof that magic happens everyday.
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The U.S. should consider uniting all the internal parties by reducing support for local strongmen that avoid or undermine Afghan institutions.
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The one thing uniting England's players and its politicians right now is that neither realize how isolated and ridiculed they are.
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While the future of the pending immigration ban remains unknown, one thing is certain: Communities around the U.S. are uniting quickly.
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The quest to hold China to account has been uniting online activists in this collaborative global effort for a while now.
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President Trump and Republicans can build on this support by continuing to focus on a uniting pro-growth, pro-opportunity message.
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Instead of uniting to preserve our fragile planet, we have plundered the very life support system on which our survival depends.
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But it uses music as character and catalyst, a vital force uniting artist and fan, hostage and guerrilla, plutocrat and revolutionary.
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To grasp that leadership isn't just about dividing us for political gain but uniting us behind a common challenge and goal.
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By uniting a country's citizens and igniting national pride, victory on the pitch became a symbol of real-life international dominance.
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Gillibrand said in a video announcing her decision that she could best serve by uniting Democrats to defeat Trump in 21625.
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Revolution in the Making this is not, and the thematic strain uniting the works on display at Shulamit Nazarian is wobbly.
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The only bonds tighter than the ones uniting these two souls are the agonizing ties applied to their precious young feet.
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But its legacy of uniting art and functional design in everyday life is long-lasting, and Bauhaus principles were spread worldwide.
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But so far his advance has had the immediate effect of uniting many previously disparate regional militias around Tripoli against him.
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But support for NIL payments occupies an increasingly rare bipartisan sweet spot, uniting the likes of Walker and Murphy, California Gov.
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So he opened Photoshop and, using a few images of existing emoji, created a design of two sleeved emoji elbows uniting.
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Whether, rather than uniting together in a national moment, we would all put ourselves at the center of the story instead.
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The mistake brought together 800,000 indignant winners — and had the happy accident of uniting many warring factions for the first time.
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At the same time, consumer data privacy is a massively popular cause, uniting people on all parts of the political spectrum.
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By early 2016, a new pro-Islamic State coalition was emerging under Mr. Hapilon, uniting groups across regional and ethnic lines.
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And they seem to have done the near impossible in uniting the divided opposition parties in an effort to stop him.
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The lifetime achievement honorees were Tom Hanks and Ellen DeGeneres, both of whom are known more for uniting than for dividing.
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The Justice Department is suing to prevent a pair of mergers uniting health insurers — Anthem with Cigna, and Aetna with Humana.
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And during a meeting with GOP senators last week, one focused on uniting the party before Cleveland, Trump tangled with Sen.
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A new left might then succeed in uniting the losers, both white-collar and blue-collar, in the new economic order.
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"If you're in your last year, you've got to decide if you want to be uniting or divisive," Mr. Christie said.
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The album's opening track, "Neither When Nor Where," sets this generous tone, with the group uniting around a simple, roomy groove.
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More than half said she was incapable of uniting her divided camp and that the National Front would never win power.
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As Britain gears up for a general election on Thursday, the only thing uniting the traumatized nation may be its disunity.
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Obama trusted Biden with withdrawing troops from Iraq and uniting allies to combat Islamist terrorism, Biden said in his NPR interview.
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Arabs and Muslims are uniting, mobilizing and organizing in communities, participating in a democratic process that has omitted and dismissed us.
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But uniting Germans in the name of tolerance and human rights would mean taking Islamophobia just as seriously as anti-Semitism.
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Jolly on Wednesday went onto say the president's temperament could prevent him from uniting the country in a time of crisis.
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Nevertheless, death is still a taboo topic in our society, often considered repulsive or scary instead of a great uniting experience.
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And the uniting of all these traditions as "performance" is also tricky, as they are overall actions more spiritual than staged.
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Children's data privacy has been the subject of broader interest recently — uniting researchers and politicians around a fairly obvious common goal.
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Finally, the two halves of unrelated people's portraits are merged, to signal the strength that comes from uniting people despite their differences.
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Levine: I would say that it's safe to say that what's uniting a lot of these others like Trump is un-funk.
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Castro toppled the unpopular U.S.-backed dictator Fulgencio Batista by uniting a disparate opposition and outsmarting a bigger, better-equipped Cuban military.
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This publication is repulsive and their views do not represent the tens of millions of Americans who are uniting behind our campaign.
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What draws you to a tape sound, and what does it mean as a uniting principle for your sound and your label?
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My faith teaches me that marriage is sacred, and that it exists only in the uniting of a man and a woman.
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What it comes down to, Meyers concluded with grim pragmatism, is that Trump has no interest in actually leading or uniting America.
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Second, convince him that he can give his life meaning by uniting with other men to assert his dominance over inferior bodies.
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Likewise, Mr Salvini wants to found a "League of Leagues" uniting the populist right in the European Parliament, perhaps eventually including Fidesz.
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" In fact, Ho said, what "frightens" him is that the "one single uniting issue in America today is the demonizing of China.
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Why it matters: Uniting the back-end technology that runs Instagram, Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp is more than just an engineering call.
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Honeywell said that uniting the two would allow them to shed duplicative research and manufacturing costs, while creating a financially stronger company.
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Google is simplifying the way it presents its different payments tools to consumers, uniting them under a new brand called Google Pay.
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They'll see a presidential candidate in Hillary Clinton, Democratic governors and an entire ticket that believes in moving forward by uniting us.
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Such an approach would protect us from drone hazards by uniting federal and state authority while eliminating legitimate concerns about conflicting rules.
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Bannon has said he wants to establish a Europe-wide movement uniting populist and nationalist voters in the European elections next year.
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Then came physicist Robert Lang, who has been leading the charge in computational origami, uniting mathematical formulas with the art of folding.
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Angela Adrar: Our Power communities have been uniting in the United States for a Just Transition to a regenerative economy for years.
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The duo would later team up to earn glory for the French National Team before uniting this year on the NBA front.
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" Sanders called for uniting the party and electing his former rival, saying he would "do everything I can to make that happen.
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Pelosi can also force votes on popular issues that divide the GOP while uniting, at least rhetorically, Democrats and the White House.
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There is nothing in the Game of Game of Thrones rulebook that prevents players from uniting to cause disquietude in the league.
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The repeal push is uniting liberals and dividing conservatives, leaving supporters hopeful that their efforts to save the law might ultimately prevail.
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It obviates the need for this, or future, presidents to nominate someone who can bridge divides, uniting the Senate and the country.
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Backing for the reform is also growing throughout the racing industry where industry insiders are uniting in support of the bill's passage.
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An opposition coalition had already vowed to block Issoufou's bid for another term by uniting behind his opponent in the second round.
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The bill that the rogue Republicans have settled on is the Uniting and Securing America (USA) Act, H.R. 4796, written by Reps.
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He later led the Socialist party in France, uniting the discordant factions of the French left, and helped build the European Union.
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Wong's sentence comes as concerns widen over the extradition amendments, uniting some opposition, business and legal groups as well as Western governments.
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This narrative frame feels forced, though, teetering between earnestness and self-consciousness without solving the problem of uniting the three different plots.
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They understand from experience that the only way you can bring different groups together is by uniting them at a higher level.
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On health care, uniting 50 of 52 Senate Republicans around one plan proved too difficult, and the effort failed dramatically in July.
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Now, the couple and Maharam are uniting to introduce a line of housewares and accessories created in collaboration with several Japanese craftsmen.
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But the claims that they were uniting to fight some kind of yellow peril or an AT&T-Verizon duopoly were unconvincing.
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The network assigned him to college basketball, eventually uniting him in a three-man announcing team with Mr. McGuire and Billy Packer.
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That might be the message uniting this week's recommended books, all but one of which feature group portraits or stories of friendships.
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Biden pledged that under his administration only felons would be deported in his first 100 days, saying he'd focus on uniting families.
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But the Vermont progressive vowed he and Biden are committed to uniting the Democratic Party, no matter who wins the presidential nomination.
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Bret: Federalism — dividing power between Washington and the states — is a very good thing, not least for uniting such a big country.
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"The uniting force of love is greater than the force of hatred," she said, raising her voice to be heard above his.
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From uniting those who believe in humanity to furthering sustainable development and ensuring economic self-reliance, Gandhi offers solutions to every problem.
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If the biggest thing uniting you and your colleagues is that you each have a favorite sobbing stall, that flag is red.
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The breach runs a real risk of damaging liberal hopes of ultimately uniting Democratic Party factions around a progressive nominee in 2020.
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"The inauguration as a whole will be an exciting and uniting celebration of freedom and democracy," Mr. Epshteyn said in a statement.
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By uniting expertise across disciplines and sectors, combined with political will and creative thinking, we can build a stronger and safer society.
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Instead of uniting and demanding that everyone have adequate health insurance, vacation time, sick time and pensions, some workers attack public servants.
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He has spent months writing letters, calling politicians and uniting families who had kept the dark secret of their missing loved ones.
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He credited Mr. Kagame, who led rebel forces to stop the massacre, with uniting and reconciling Rwandans while expanding the country's economy.
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Data mishaps notwithstanding, perhaps the greatest present concern for Democrats is uniting in time to turn back Mr. Trump in the fall.
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But Rubio on Fox ruled out uniting with Cruz, with whom he is battling behind Trump, to take out the front-runner.
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Democrats and Republicans have blistered the NBA for appearing to accommodate China, uniting over a useful foe for vastly different electoral bases.
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Any startup has a high chance of failure, and without passion as a uniting force, your chances of failing are even higher.
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But it's hard to imagine the country uniting around one work of written fiction in the manner that bookish folks fantasize about.
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Jochen Bittner HAMBURG, Germany — One of the few things uniting America and Europe these days is the deepening rift within their societies.
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"Uniting people -- whether under flags, banners, anthems, or constitutions -- is conducive to a more robust civic society and stronger communities," Kassam said.
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" On that score, Booker promised to run a positive campaign that advocates a forward-looking political vision capable of "uniting all Americans.
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Mr. Buckley's associate, Frank Meyer, an ex-Marxist of libertarian inclinations, found the key to uniting disparate elements under a common rubric.
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The new record too focuses on uniting Brazil's past and present, this time reimagining songs from the 1958 album, Tam... Tam... Tam!
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The academic wants to see everyone uniting against the government, from Pentecostal Christians to sex workers, Bobi Wine supporters to the LGBTQ community.
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Meanwhile, Cruz is uniting the anti-Trump vote enough that he could deprive Trump of the 1,237 delegates he needs for the nomination.
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"Today, billions of mobile devices with extraordinary power are uniting with advancements in robotics artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, and so much more," Mollenkopf said.
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But at this point, Swift's ability to hold on to her appeal without uniting both halves of her persona is in serious doubt.
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The central message of all faiths - hope for human dignity and freedom -- is uniting people across traditions in the struggle to eradicate slavery.
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When you're dancing with a female body, you're uniting with the rhythm—you're no longer defined as a female body, you're something different.
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During his time at the helm, Mr Hogan invested in seven struggling airlines, uniting them under the umbrella of the Etihad Aviation Group.
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Even discarding the last of these scattered tribes, what hope is there of uniting them into a force that can push back Brexit?
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In fact, Trump and Clinton alike have shifted their rhetoric to talk of uniting their parties' disparate factions for a general election battle.
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He was surprised to see it become such a uniting symbol for the Manchester tragedy ... posted by tons of people, including David Beckham.
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This pretty image, instead of uniting the meanings of divine, mixes up two often life-changing sacred rites and appears to diminish both.
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Ukraine's squabbling elites take little responsibility for their state, uniting only to battle the civil activists and independent institutions that threaten their oligopoly.
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He's just a kid from Sinaloa with an ambitious (but earnest) dream of uniting Mexico's tumultuous plaza system into one united marijuana empire.
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But, as the Guardian first reported, Return to Order doesn't approve of the forces of heaven and hell uniting for a common goal.
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So while they're supposedly brilliant for uniting the planet under one common interest, are events like the World Cup actually eating Earth alive?
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If there's one thing uniting the 32 maps in the third volume of The Atlas of Design, out this month, it's their unusualness.
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Warren pitches her more-ambitious-than-Biden-but-not-as-radical-as-Bernie agenda as the key to both exciting and uniting Democrats.
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Uniting the country will undoubtedly be the number one priority for the president-elect, and it comes with a unique set of challenges.
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One thing Ted Cruz is really good at: uniting people who otherwise disagree about everything else in a total hatred of Ted Cruz.
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The party remains committed to breaking with Britain and uniting with the Irish Republic, though that is anathema to Northern Ireland's majority Protestants.
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Adding to their trouble is a new masked villain who will be terrorizing the clan and uniting the family to save the world.
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Rather than accepting their own nominee and uniting the party to beat Clinton, major figures in the GOP continue to publicly slam Trump.
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By uniting a diverse group behind shared values and aims, Harvey Milk created a "coalition of the us's" that couldn't be stopped politically.
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Will Hurd of Texas, Jeff Denham of California and and Carlos Curbelo of Florida, introduced the Uniting and Securing America Act in January.
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Instead, members on all sides of the debate are holding out hope that negotiations with Republican leadership could yield a more uniting outcome.
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With so many new candidates entering the field, the party lacks a real uniting message and it will likely lead to unpredictable outcomes.
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Read more of Business Insider's coverage of HBO Max and WarnerMedia:A WarnerMedia exec describes the challenges of uniting HBO, Turner, and Warner Bros.
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They fear its proposals will boost the case for uniting the two sides of the border, as ultimately sought by their nationalist rivals.
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Now, she plays a big role in uniting the intelligence community as a whole, including helping to manage the budget for all spies.
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The United States and Russia have come to an agreement that could see the two countries uniting against Islamic terrorist groups in Syria.
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The two Wacha's came face to face at the end of the episode, uniting on the popular late night show's new outdoor terrace.
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Shell weaves in insightful quotes from Barack and Michelle that reveal their commitment to fighting for the country and uniting the American people.
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It was not surprising that such people were clashing with Macron, whose movement was built on uniting free-market liberals of all parties.
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Republicans are uniting behind legislation that launches a trial process any time a known or suspected terrorist tries to buy firearms or explosives.
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"The big takeaway is the party is uniting, it's coalescing, and it's going through a process in a very substantive, strong manner," Rep.
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Revlon said on Thursday it was buying Elizabeth Arden for $419.3 million in cash, a deal uniting two well-known names in cosmetics.
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Cortright is the author of "Uniting Against Terror: Cooperative Nonmilitary Responses to the Global Terrorist Threat" (with George A. Lopez), among other titles.
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Uniting the two American online stockbrokers stacks up financially, because of cost cuts, a tax break and a sale of a banking unit.
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This weekend alone, he has shown us he is not interested in uniting the country, inspiring action and fashioning a bright American future.
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Healing is about uniting to protect important lands like Bears Ears by understanding the spiritual and cultural significance of this place to everyone.
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JERUSALEM — A new plan on how to divide Jerusalem's Jewish and Arab neighborhoods has had the peculiar distinction of uniting people against it.
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When it became clear that the brunch was a success, Simmons asked Adebajo to help expand the effort of uniting femmes of color.
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The uniting characteristic of the La Sirena crew is that all of them withdraw in times of deep discomfort, except, perhaps, for Picard.
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At the same time, the March was a landmark effort focused on uniting black men in the face of widespread inequality and racism.
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Mediaset built the stake last year to push its broader agenda of uniting broadcasters under a European holding company it is setting up.
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That might be bad for a business person, but it's just that I am motivated by love and giving and sharing and uniting.
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Biden needs to convince Bloomberg to drop out so he can continue uniting the anti-Sanders forces in the party around his candidacy.
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State media is filling smartphones and airwaves with images and tales of unity and sacrifice aimed at uniting the people behind Beijing's rule.
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But at a certain point, he gives up on uniting the genres, lurching instead toward an abrupt ending that doesn't feel entirely earned.
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Europe's populists have scored election successes from Italy to Sweden and from Austria to Hungary, yet uniting the eurosceptic parties may prove difficult.
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As Cox kept hanging out with more riders and began going to Trump events, he thought about uniting bikers under one political banner.
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I thought that elevating minor, sure-to-lose candidates would only distract from or delay the process of uniting around one strong nominee.
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"I am ready to give my all to uniting the divided country and making South Korea a first-rate nation," Mr. Ban said.
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"We need leadership in both parties that is about uniting Americans around a common cause," he told an AIPAC crowd earlier this year.
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In these attacks on the West, the Trump administration is uniting America in opposition to their senseless agenda of greed, waste and destruction.
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Even so, with the exception of leaders from relatively small parties, the push for amnesty is uniting influential figures from across the spectrum.
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Corruption is a uniting factor in the U.S.—in a recent bipartisan survey, Americans named it the No. 1 issue facing our nation.
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In the House, newly elected Ryan faces a major challenge uniting his party, particularly fiscal hawks like members of the House Freedom Caucus.
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Twitter is not the venue for an undertaking of such gravity; nor is there any single beacon capable of uniting us in common mourning.
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But his dreams for the technology stretch far and wide and are now returning to his original goal of uniting humans with their technology.
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Now, she's organizing school walkouts for more teachers, demanding meetings with government officials, and uniting children from dozens of villages to expand their reach.
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It's a good job Arya's currently distracted with that whole re-uniting with her family thing, or Bernadette would be in some serious trouble.
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Also, if Arya's main priority was re-uniting with her family, surely she would have done that when she first arrived back in Westeros?
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A deal would create a toy powerhouse, uniting Hasbro's My Little Pony, Monopoly and Nerf brands with Mattel's Barbie dolls and Hot Wheels toys.
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The party is not uniting behind Trump, however — a signal that there's way more going on behind the scenes in this ridiculously dramatic race.
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The company is committed to accelerating, empowering and uniting the EV industry by sharing its electric and intelligent technologies with local and global partners.
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"We are winning because we are uniting the Republican Party," he said, pointing to the five former 2016 candidates who have endorsed his campaign.
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Trump is succeeding at all of the above because he is uniting people on one simple belief: politicians are a phony, stuck up lot.
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If Arya makes it to Winterfell after Bran, International Business Times believes the Stark siblings could be uniting for a battle against the Walkers.
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" His website, titled "Convos with Cosmo," touts the importance of "Uniting the Entrepreneur and the Alpha Male as One" to create "The ALPHA PRENEUR.
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Hope for a national conversation — but dread that sexual assault has become a partisan issue that divides with suspicion rather than uniting with empathy.
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Aegon dreamed of uniting the Seven Kingdoms under a single house's rule; at the time, each kingdom has sworn fealty to a different king.
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Despite all uniting at Sidney's high school graduation in June, Sidney went off on her mother in a lengthy Facebook rant on Aug. 8.
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His challenges with uniting the American public behind his proposals were on clear display Wednesday as protests broke out from Boston to Los Angeles.
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It is in effect absorbing the party that currently serves as the main opposition, the Democrats, thereby uniting Mr Abe's chief adversaries (see article).
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Thus where Corbyn married capitalism and greed in his rhetoric, May's invocation of the same system was of one uniting freedom and social progress.
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With the European Union being divided into several different countries, it complicates the aim of uniting multiple cities through a high-speed transport system.
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This episode, more than most, is concerned with uniting characters who in a more peaceful time would never have had occasion to become allies.
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The magazine is our way of uniting people of color to say the world is so beautiful and we have so much in common.
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By uniting our cyber efforts we would make the best use of limited resources and ensure seamless communications across all elements dealing in cyberspace.
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Two years later, a working group uniting city government experts, municipal energy companies, scientists and the public drafted a 10-year sustainable energy policy.
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"I've become convinced that he's the candidate capable of uniting conservatives, growing our party and beating the Democrats in November," the Nevada Republican said.
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The "Tamam" tweets also provided a rare moment of opposition unity with all major parties, including the pro-Kurdish opposition uniting behind the hashtag.
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Those accusations — and any other in the international courts — are unlikely to have any practical effect, other than uniting the international community against Duterte.
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Most millennials polled expressed a renewed commitment to uniting America and found politics more relevant to their lives than they did five years ago.
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I fully support President Trump and Attorney General Sessions in uniting our communities and prosecuting the criminals to the fullest extent of the law.
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For those same reasons, I would bet on the North Side's Slim Thug uniting the subtly diverse and far-flung quadrants of his hometown.
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But those tactics aren't uniting the conference, and they have become another example of the difficulty Democrats face in remaining united against Kavanaugh. Sens.
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Besides binding Asia into ever-closer economic interdependency, China's rise is also uniting its neighbourhood in another way: in apprehension of its strategic ambitions.
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As the school's first black coach, he faces the obstacles of prejudice and the challenge of uniting the team and leading them to victory.
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Shelve the divisive anti-immigration platform and go in favor of a uniting pro-growth message to avoid losing more ground the next election.
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Pissarro came in 1866, forming a collective of 15 artists, uniting the group and encouraging artists like Paul Cézanne to paint along the river.
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Certain members of PAS left to form Amanah in 2015, uniting with the PKR and DAP to form an opposition alliance called Pakatan Harapan.
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But Mike played on, uniting with Jack Sock to win Wimbledon, the U.S. Open and ATP Finals in the second half of the season.
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With that in mind, many Democrats see political gold in uniting to deny the Republicans a victory on tax reform, whatever form it assumes.
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Criminal justice reform has become a celebrated cause in Washington, uniting figures on the left and right and creating momentum for legislation in Congress.
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Today, the Internet remains a decentralized network of connections owned, operated, and maintained by countless businesses worldwide, transcending all borders and uniting all people.
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Uniting Church clergy at rally outside NSW parliament as the chamber of our democratic representatives prepares to "debate" the decriminalisation of abortion in NSW.
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There would be some logic to uniting the two big daily fantasy-sports sites, an idea that is being discussed, according to news reports.
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When it comes to moving forward on race, a full-throated, proud, defiant uniting against the president must be the first step we take.
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"You have all these people who backed different candidates, and now they are uniting," said Brian Baker, a political adviser to the Ricketts family.
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Pudge isn't the only reason Jeff and I didn't break up, but he played a crucial role, uniting us when we needed it most.
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This could be Germany's opening, but it has to play it exactly right — and uniting Western, Central and Eastern Europe is no easy task.
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He sometimes nestles into a chair once owned by Davis while channeling his great-great-grandfather's thoughts on uniting the country after the war.
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It precludes the possibility of cooperation between the two parties — effectively depriving Mr. Kaczynski of his only potential coalition partner and uniting the opposition.
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They offer them support for fighting against the Assad regime but criticize them for failing to overcome their factionalism and uniting against the regime.
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The exigencies of daily life — jobs, housing, income inequality — are far more pressing than uniting with what may as well be an alien country.
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Policymakers, including now Trump, base their agenda on uniting the country behind a vision of doing what's best for American families and our economy.
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No matter how it ultimately plays out, the episode has ignited something of a sagebrush rebellion uniting state officials across a deep ideological divide.
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If Warren comes in third, there will be calls for her to get out and endorse Sanders -- thereby uniting liberals behind a single candidate.
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" Meanwhile, former President Barack Obama says that he will enthusiastically support the nominee but that uniting the party around Mr. Sanders "could be difficult.
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The congresswoman called Buttigieg a "young, inspiring" leader capable of uniting the country, likening him to former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire Rep.
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More than two million marriages take place each year in the United States and, increasingly, they are uniting people of different races and ethnicities.
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A U.N.-backed unity government formed earlier this year is seen by western states as the best hope for uniting Libya's many political factions.
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He was famous for conducting mass weddings, including at New York City's Madison Square Garden and another one uniting 360,000 couples in South Korea.
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"All that has done is appeal to those big fringes while uniting all of our politics actually against Russia and Russian interference," he said.
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Tecno's vision was to attract music lovers by uniting African and international artists on a single platform offering affordable downloads and streaming with advertising.
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Many people wore clothing emblazoned with the #VegasStrong logo, which has come to be a uniting theme for survivors and the Las Vegas community.
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"I think he's absolutely committed to uniting the party going into the fall and beating Donald Trump," he said of the independent Vermont lawmaker.
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At a time when Republicans and Democrats are sharply divided over impeachment, President Donald Trump is uniting Congress — in condemnation of his Syria policies.
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Uniting together across demographics can be one of the most impactful strategies in the fight to stop the effects of climate change, Jiang says.
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But just what should be uniting is proving divisive: Mr. El Karoui's proposals are controversial, notably for the French Council of the Muslim Faith.
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Over generations, the strength of Democrats in Minnesota was based on uniting the state's city-dwellers and its rural residents in common political cause.
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HELP Committee Republicans last week uniformly praised Price, who is seen as a crucial figure in uniting the GOP on health care policy. Sen.
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"Ours is by no means a tradition limited to respect for the bonds uniting the members of the nuclear family", the justices held in Moore.
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Empowering both Bannon and Priebus shows he's only serious about uniting the Republican Party, which isn't likely to occur with Bannon still in the picture.
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The election is over, and uniting the country will soon become more of a goal for the communications team in addition to the policy folks.
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This has been the summer of The Tragically Hip: a time to celebrate our band, our music, a uniting bond in our country, and ourselves.
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For photographer Jesse Rieser, football is more than just a game — it's a transformative experience capable of uniting people from every class, culture, and generation.
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Indeed, through the years the words at AFL-CIO rallies grew halfhearted and wooden — about uniting working people across racial lines, around their shared interests.
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The second is that Clinton should aim to build a true coalition of centrist and progressive politics, uniting the two wings of the Democratic Party.
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"The community is showing love, we're uniting together for the love of such a beautiful trans woman who has been murdered in Charleston," she said.
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In September he wrote to the government on behalf of the Uniting Church in Australia to endorse the Assistance and Access Bill passing through Parliament.
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Representative Debbie Dingell, a Michigan Democrat, told CNN earlier this week that GM had done what others could not — uniting both parties in their anger.
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The collapse of the Soviet Union, some believe, loosened the glue uniting a coalition of foreign-policy hawks, libertarians and cultural and pro-business conservatives.
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"Uniting the SmugMug and Flickr brands will make the whole photography community stronger and better connected," SmugMug Chief Executive Don MacAskill said in a statement.
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Let's all reconvene in six months or a year to see if the company's delivered on some grand promises like uniting its smart home play.
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From there, the Country's Biggest Night kicked off in grand fashion, aiming to heal the broken hearts of the nation by uniting in joyous song.
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It's been shown in Africa and—knowing Ali is as vital a uniting hero across the Islamic world as he is in the West—Qatar.
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Al Pacino, Joe Pesci and Harvey Keitel are said to also have roles, uniting the legendary actors of the genre in one last mob movie.
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Witches of the world are uniting against the President of the United States, and it might just spark off a war of spells vs. prayers.
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America's political establishment is riven; Japan's politicians are too timid to confront lobbies; and the euro area seems institutionally incapable of uniting around new policies.
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" EA further announced that it will hold the "Jacksonville Tribute" Livestream on September 6 to facilitate "bringing the gaming community together, and uniting in play.
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Brown is the world's first baby born by uniting egg and sperm in a petri dish (rather than a test tube as is commonly thought).
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The only thing truly uniting the episodes has been the promise of Negan, and even that seems like it will be rushed at this point.
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No matter the style or the country, there is something uniting all the people on stage and in the audience: an overwhelming love for dance.
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President Trump toured the National Museum of African American History and Culture last week, where he spoke about uniting a "divided country" and combatting bigotry.
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It's a pan-left radical politics uniting communists, socialists, anarchists and various different radical leftists together for the shared purpose of combating the far right.
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Even as the Taliban operating inside Afghanistan remains a formidable and violent force, Mullah Mansour has had difficulties uniting his ranks after months of infighting.
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But even as it became clear that uniting around Cruz was the party's only chance to stop Trump, they couldn't bring themselves to do it.
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But policymakers on both sides of the aisle are in fact uniting to address a growing national crisis, which is the skyrocketing cost of housing.
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None of the candidates mentioned one another by name, though Mr. Biden and Mr. Buttigieg both presented themselves as more capable of uniting the country.
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Today, with the memory of Christchurch's innocents fresh in our minds, we announce a project uniting MEMRI and the Lantos Foundation for Human Rights & Justice.
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All of us working together are reclaiming our title as the party of the people and uniting voters and party leaders around our common values.
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By uniting the efforts of law enforcement, ambulance crews, EMTs and state legislators, we can save these dogs from dying in the line of duty.
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As The New York Times observes, the problem May faces is that her Brexit plan is uniting different factions of the political spectrum in opposition.
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That seems more likely to be fixed by the White House than via Congress -- since it's sort of hard to legislate the uniting of families.
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Trump's executive order does not address the uniting of families already separated -- and existing policies place the onus on parents to find their own children.
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The West sees the new government as the best chance of ending Libya's political divisions and uniting its armed factions to take on Islamic State.
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The uniting spirit is that it's all visionary, mind-stretching stuff, and if you're open to it, you're sure to find something you like too.
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Many of the artists uniting loosely behind the anti-fascist black metal banner have preferred to stay anonymous, or to operate under nomes de guerres.
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That combination — also pitched on the idea of uniting content and the internet — proved unwieldy and was later stripped apart to a few core businesses.
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Instead, they continue to feed their base the same divisive, anti-immigrant talking points when we should be uniting around issues to move America forward.
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The man, named as Tse Chi Lop, is believed by law enforcement to have created a new alliance by uniting powerful triad groups across Asia.
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Rather, if we see it through the lens of hostage psychology, maybe we can be more effective in uniting our country after a Clinton victory.
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Candidate qualities For those casting a ballot in Mississippi and Washington, uniting the country was the top quality they were looking for in a nominee.
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Yugoslavia was founded after World War I, uniting the Slavic peoples of the Balkan Peninsula under one sovereign state for the first time in history.
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His still-secret peace plan for Israel and the Palestinians will have the rare effect of uniting Israelis and Palestinians in their rejection of it.
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Uniting a divided country This past election has pulled me close to politics, a subject I haven't associated myself with since the last presidential election.
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"I've always believed that defeating Donald Trump starts with uniting behind the candidate with the best shot to do it," Bloomberg said in a statement.
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"I've always believed that defeating Donald Trump starts with uniting behind the candidate with the best shot to do it," Bloomberg said in his statement.
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"I've always believed that defeating Donald Trump starts with uniting behind the candidate with the best shot to do it," Bloomberg said in his statement.
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Instead of uniting the right, the rally's purported goal, it empowered a leftist political coalition that vows to confront generations of racial and economic injustice.
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Trump remains underwater with voters in Colorado, and Gardner's task of uniting rural Trump voters and suburbanites remains perhaps the toughest of any GOP incumbent.
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The companies — both of which are effectively controlled by Energy Transfer Equity — argue that uniting will give them bigger scale and a broader geographical footprint.
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Walden stressed that the deal still achieves Verizon's aim of uniting its AOL subsidiary and Yahoo's audiences to challenge Facebook and Google in online advertising.
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" Duckworth said fellow congressional members, both Democrats and Republicans, have been "fantastic" in light of the pregnancy, calling it "almost a uniting piece of news.
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Dr. Caitlin Brady Clancy and Daniela Marie O'Keefe are to be married May 6 in a self-uniting ceremony at Barbuzzo, a restaurant in Philadelphia.
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That kind of achievement is indicative of just how important social media is in uniting BTS with their fans, and the fans with each other.
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His wealth was proof he could rebuild New York's finances, and a sign of his independence from politics, everyone was in a spirit of uniting.
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Instead, it was a strategic political move by Abiy that has benefited both leaders financially and diplomatically, whilst uniting them against their common political enemy.
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He ended his speech uniting the themes of economic ills and providential help, saying that the crisis the United States faced required Americans' best effort.
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The Ukraine scandal is what got nearly everyone on board with an inquiry, uniting a fractious caucus that was not ready to impeach the president.
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Is he up to the job of uniting and leading the nation — of achieving and sustaining the tone that Americans for generations have called presidential?
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Along with changes in consumer behavior, the market is also shifting, with increased focus on omnichannel retail uniting the in-store and online consumer experience.
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Bloomberg also created the first effective political opposition to the National Rifle Association by uniting mayors who deal with the daily horrors of gun violence.
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"The country needed uniting words, words that would bring the country together around what happened this weekend," Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins told CNBC on Thursday.
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"I'm Quaker, and traditionally Quaker weddings are self-uniting and relatively simple, so we figured this would be in the same spirit," Brown told VICE.
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Three esteemed artists come together here for a night of cross-pollination and exchange uniting the musical traditions of New York, New Orleans and Havana.
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Bruised after a crushing defeat in November, Democrats are uniting under a cause they believe could pay off in 2018: the $15 federal minimum wage.
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Bruised after a crushing defeat in November, Democrats are uniting under a cause they believe could pay off in 215: the $22016 federal minimum wage.
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I believe there are politicians who are afraid of the people uniting on these issues because if we did, we could make radical progressive change.
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The Egyptian singer's voice echoes the soul of the region and the pain of change, uniting disparate Arab countries through our mutual love of her songs.
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And while Wisconsin was never going to be an easy state for Trump, Cruz's comfortable win fuels his argument that he's uniting the anti-Trump vote.
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Amid an election season partly defined by the record-breaking distastefor its major party candidates, one person emerges whose near-unanimous popularity is uniting the country.
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Since Obama's 2008 election, no other single political and policy issue has been more effective in uniting the GOP in opposition and electrifying the party's base.
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Rather, facing the future without fear and hatred is the only chance we have of uniting our diverse population and achieving economic inclusion and political stability.
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And that&aposs why the party is seeing her as this sort of great uniting figure even though she is as radical as radical can be.
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The franchise is so popular that even a 9-second Twitter video of two of its cast members re-uniting can still go viral in 2018.
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And I think there's a point at which he talked literally on election night about uniting this country and making sure that all Americans, et cetera.
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The other two themes will focus on rebuilding the middle class and uniting Americans, which could provide opportunities for more explicit callbacks to the Obama years.
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In the 19673s and '70s, amid a climate of political upheaval and civil rights activism, LGBT communities across the US were uniting for visibility and change.
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"This impactful gift enables us to advance our ambitious plans, and to deepen our vision of uniting creativity and community," says the Studio's president, Christopher Taylor.
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To build support for a sufficient financial investment by the U.S. governments, more than 70 organizations are uniting to form an unprecedented coalition called Generation Freedom.
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In June, Noor joined Dostum, currently in Turkey, in forming a "Coalition for the Salvation of Afghanistan", uniting figures from the Tajik, Hazara and Uzbek communities.
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It's become increasingly difficult to envision a happy ending where individuals actually work together in meaningful ways, uniting as many ones and not as nameless crowds.
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Political and economic elites fear nothing more than the plebs of the world uniting to challenge their rule, which is what sublime solidarity aims to do.
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"Uniting ranks and improving the (Yemen) government's performance is crucial in the next phase," UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash tweeted on Saturday.
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"I thought it was important to show how to have conversation around re-uniting after having a conflict," Pinkett Smith says about the topic of forgiveness.
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"One thing Ted Cruz is really good at: uniting people who otherwise disagree about everything else in a total hatred of Ted Cruz," Craig Mazin said.
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On the stump, Rubio speaks of uniting the quarrelsome factions of the Republican Party, and has embraced diversity in a way that his competitors have not.
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Whether it's uniting persecuted mutants or appealing to Wakanda's more vengeful elements, they only fan the flames of tribal divisions, which the heroes must rise above.
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In May, Dimon told CNBC that the presidential candidates should stop their "denigration" and "finger-pointing," and get down to the business of uniting the nation.
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He was still laying it on thick by Sunday, reveling in the new energy the late twist lent his campaign amid signs GOP voters are uniting.
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Kim Kardashian West evacuated her Hidden Hills home as well, uniting with Khloé Kardashian — who had been saying with brother Rob Kardashian and his daughter Dream.
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In 11 months of his presidency, his biggest tweets had a uniting, positive message — like his responses to violent attacks and his post-Super Bowl messages.
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And pajarete drinking is an event, uniting people in an early morning haze of booze, chat and conviviality, exchanging pleasantries (and sometimes snacks) with elderly Mexicans.
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In the coming days, Sanders will come under pressure to drop out of the Democratic primary, in the name of uniting the party behind Hillary Clinton.
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But with a controversy over the leaked DNC emails showing no signs of abating, uniting together looks like it will be even harder than previously imagined.
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Uniting those two poles—the young and old, the boldly visionary and the cautiously centrist—is the central challenge of the American left, beyond this election.
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Today at the DNC, League of Conservation Voters (LCV) President Gene Karpinski professed the importance of uniting to elect Clinton in order to combat climate change.
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Rather than uniting ASEAN with a single currency, a level playing field boasting free flow of human and financial capital would be more beneficial, Rice continued.
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Two members of the four-party Alliance rejected Batra's call to bring down the center-left coalition by uniting behind an alternative budget proposition in September.
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On Monday, the network announced that it'll be uniting the cast members of One Tree Hill, Sabrina The Teenage Witch, Sister, Sister and The Cosby Show.
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Uniting defense of segregation, denunciations of sexual permissiveness, and hysterical anti-communism, Hargis's unrelenting attacks on religious liberals positioned him to the right of Billy Graham.
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And Trump's extending an olive branch to his former Republican foes could have lasting effects on the GOP, strengthening and uniting the Party for future elections.
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The remarks from Mr. Sanders increase the likelihood of the Democratic Party uniting ahead of the July 25-28 convention in Philadelphia, and could help Mrs.
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Find a way of helping and uniting with the families of those that lost family members and survivors and their families of Dayton and El Paso.
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