I had a vehement disagreement with a coworker over this.
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Moscow has been vehement in its support for Maduro's government.
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Jeff Flake and Tennessee's Bob Corker -- both vehement Trump critics.
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All I've seen is vehement disagreement over the public interest.
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" Responses from New Yorkers ran from "indifference to vehement objection.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts emerging as his most vehement critic.
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"We've seen both head-scratching and vehement opposition," Mr. Rogen said.
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If anything, the administration's vehement climate denial is invigorating energy buyers.
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Vehement opposition to Trump will powerfully drive voter turnout in 2018.
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He always feels too vehement in a macho sort of way.
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Many Polish politicians have expressed surprise at the vehement Israeli response.
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They read the vehement anti-vitriolic Trump clips and they believe them.
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Since its conception last year, Nord Stream-2 has triggered vehement reactions.
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Given this administration's vehement attacks on immigrants, such an approach feels unfathomable.
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MORE, Trump moderated his once vehement criticism of the Affordable Care Act.
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"His responses were so vehement the interpreter apologized before translating," she said.
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Reputation, in one sentence: The Senate's most vehement opponent of comprehensive immigration reform.
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Prop C had both vocal proponents and vehement detractors in the tech industry.
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He then detailed his vehement opposition to further federal regulation of the internet.
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To do that, he will have to overcome vehement opposition from union organizations.
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Sessions has publicly expressed a vehement disapproval of marijuana, comparing it to heroin.
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Thunberg, 16, has a vehement stance against air travel due to carbon emissions.
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"The younger women are very vehement and very anti-abuse," Ms. Nevins says.
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Not an unreasonable response, but there's a more vehement version that also popped-up.
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All of this is adding to a combination of liberal despair and vehement anger.
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The Dutch signers of the Nashville Statement seemed naively surprised by the vehement reactions.
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Merkel's Christian Democratic government is vehement in its opposition to the rising anti-Semitism.
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The 2014 legislation drew vehement public opposition, much of it from Asian-American groups.
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The denials from his camp and the Cleveland front office have naturally been vehement.
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I was a vehement supporter of the public option during the original ObamaCare debate.
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But the most vehement objections to the kiss were not, apparently, on ethnic grounds.
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Sounding searing under Mr. Gilbert, the music is anguished, vehement and sometimes delicately poignant.
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The decision reversed one made last spring to keep the name, despite vehement opposition.
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Nor did he listen to the vehement objections from his teacher and mentor, Hideo Saitō.
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This revelation comes despite vehement denials from the White House and the President's own lawyers.
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The Zulu Council had previously stood behind Bambaataa's vehement denial, even as recently as Wednesday.
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He told the detectives he had done so to express his vehement opposition to Islam.
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Discussing them within traditional Muslim circles risks encountering an endless, useless taboo and vehement astaghfirullahs.
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Hedlund almost justifies the emphasis given his character with a performance that's vehement and antsy.
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He spouted noxious political opinions and used the term "rebel flag" to my vehement objection.
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Trump's remarks on Tuesday were a more vehement reprisal of his initial response to the bloodshed.
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S. President Donald Trump will therefore continue his vehement criticism of the high German trade surplus.
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Crocs removed the tweet within a half an hour after a quick burst of vehement backlash.
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Bolton's vehement opposition to canceled negotiations with the Taliban at Camp David was the final straw.
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It passed with bipartisan support after major police organizations won concessions and ended their vehement opposition.
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But some newspapers in Asia were vehement in denouncing Mr. Trump's comments in their opinion pages.
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His polarizing stance on immigration has been met with particularly vehement resistance from the entrepreneurship sector.
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The new route received vehement opposition from America's three largest legacy airlines, American, Delta and United.
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"The government is vehement that we not disclose this fact on the public docket," Galloway replied.
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Without a doubt, some of the result is attributable to voters' vehement rejection of President Trump.
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However, the biggest obstacle to the Brexit accord is the vehement opposition in the British parliament.
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The performance was a vehement, multilevel blast against "modern day slavery" that's bound for extensive Internet exegesis.
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Many of these people insist, in fairly vehement tones, that it has no place in polite society.
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Armenian President Sarksyan also faced vehement opposition from nationalists at home and the powerful Armenian diaspora abroad.
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Despite vehement opposition from the American Medical Association, Medicare and Medicaid were passed into law in 2628.
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I am a vehement critic of the House bill which would substantially re-deregulate the financial industry.
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" Such discussion "may well include vehement, caustic, and sometimes unpleasantly sharp attacks on government and public officials.
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Trump's unorthodox candidacy has shaken the Republican Party and has drawn increasingly vehement criticism from his rivals.
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It was ultimately withdrawn by the administration after the election, but drew vehement industry and congressional criticism.
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Kelly's most vehement critics even suggest the episode could herald his demise within the administration. http://bit.
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Some pro-Moonves directors suspected that Ms. Redstone had fomented the media investigations, despite her vehement denials.
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It's confusing — it seems unfeeling — to turn away from someone who makes a vehement claim of truth.
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Many people from Latakia, my city, were directly related to the regime and became vehement regime supporters.
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At times, vehement passages in the piano part seem to combat the soprano, rather than reinforcing her.
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On Tuesday, China restated its vehement opposition to the antimissile system and warned there would be consequences.
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Still, not even vehement heteropessimism seems to be encouraging straight people to actively question their own straightness.
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Soon, the cello declares battle on the orchestra, breaking into raucous, vehement bursts of sputtering, manic phrases.
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National security arguments had become more vehement following the terrorist attacks in Paris last November, those officials said.
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"We should take deep breaths to consider a fundamental countermeasure in a vehement yet calm manner," he said.
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Gorsuch has some hurdles to clear, such as vehement opposition from liberal interest groups and most Senate Democrats.
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"She personally shot hundreds of our boys," Claudia explains with a slightly too vehement shake of the head.
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When the legislature reconvened, the Stand Your Ground bill passed, despite vehement objections from prosecutors across the state.
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Mark Meadows (R-NC) and Jim Jordan (R-OH) are close to Trump and among his vehement defenders.
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The question of whether a sitting president can be indicted remains a subject of vehement debate among scholars.
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That means wood-fired stoves, interludes of cough-inducing smoke and vehement arguments about who is to blame.
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Max Rose (D-NY), a first-term member from Staten Island and a vehement supporter of HR 1.
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He has denied the latest claims in a series of vehement posts on Wykop, a Polish social media website.
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"My wife had only one pair of shoes, and they didn't fit," he had said to me earlier, vehement.
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But the most resounding and vehement response from customers is that this is just a thinly-disguised money grab.
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This will be debated, with vehement arguments on both sides, at the CITES conference in Johannesburg in September 22018.
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Jeb Bush has been vehement in his opposition to Trump, saying he won't vote for the nominee in November.
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But the revelation appears to contradict Trump's vehement denials of any such business connections to Russia in the past.
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He has also become a vehement critic of President Trump's policies and behavior since leaving the CIA last year.
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The President also expressed vehement opposition to Doug Jones, the Democrat in the race and Moore's only major opponent.
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But the oldest and most vehement exiles — the historicos, as they are called — are dying off in large numbers.
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The pro-Brexit Conservatives who were the most vehement opponents of her deal also said they would support her.
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Leaked reports of the solutions being discussed led to vehement speculation and no shortage of nationalist rhetoric in Greece.
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As a congressman, Pompeo was a vehement critic of the Obama administration for its handling of the Benghazi attack.
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Johnson said in a letter to House Republicans that Trump was "adamant, vehement and angry" when asked the question.
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The Brexit package faces vehement opposition in the British parliament, which must vote in favor for it to take effect.
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And in an election year, members with less vehement positions on the subject will be put in a tough spot.
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Trump has denied the accusations in vehement terms and threatened to sue the various media outlets that have run stories.
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Given the vehement disagreements between Democrats and Republicans over abortion, such a bill will almost certainly not pass this Congress.
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Ripa's vehement defense of her co-host didn't mention the actual allegations but did underline Seacrest's dedication to his jobs.
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While her disapproval of the action is vehement, the Sandberg says that she has never felt comfortable addressing catcallers directly.
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But that in turn could jeopardize support for a Puigdemont government from Catalonia's most vehement pro-independence party, the CUP.
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Although he agreed with his conservative economic policies, Cuban voiced vehement opposition to his conservative social stances and Trump personally.
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LePage has always been Maine's bully-in-chief, which is likely why he's such a vehement supporter of Donald Trump.
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On the spiritual side they hunger for a vehement crusade that will fulfill their moral yearnings and produce social justice.
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President Trump reportedly communicates with Hannity often and Hannity has been a vehement supporter of the president and his policies.
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While there's been some pushback from conservative clergy, the most vehement opposition to Martin's ideas has come from Church Militant.
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Mr. Alvim was ousted a day later, following public outcry, including the vehement condemnation from the German and Israeli Embassies.
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The admission came after days of vehement denial from the Islamic Republic, which angered Iranians and triggered a public backlash.
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But the fact he was so vehement on a weak dollar came as a surprise to some in the markets.
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" Such debate, Justice Brennan wrote, "may well include vehement, caustic and sometimes unpleasantly sharp attacks on government and public officials.
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" He claimed that "the ones who were most vehement in terms of taking down the monuments were not African-Americans.
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Even my mother, a schoolteacher and vehement critic of what she called "the idiot box," emerged from the kitchen to watch.
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That might please the likes of Mr Bolton, and perhaps Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, a vehement critic of the deal.
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So vehement that White House officials wondered if Giuliani wasn't illegally working as an unregistered foreign agent of the Turkish government.
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Critical response to the film has been almost universally negative, while fan response has been mixed but vehement on both sides.
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The advisory referendum took place on Monday despite vehement opposition from Iraq's government in Baghdad, which has described it as unconstitutional.
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In a world obsessed with discovery and light, polar conspiracy theories become symbolic of a vehement ignorance, a refusal of complicity.
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Both candidates faced high negatives yet had core supporters who provided unwavering support and expressed vehement dislike for the other candidate.
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But he fell out with the son and resigned from the ruling party in 2014 to become a vehement government critic.
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I am surprised this is regarded as settled law in light of the vehement dissents, especially by Chief Justice John Roberts.
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Among those who spoke out were vehement detractors of dubbing, who argued that dubbing is an atrocious experience for the viewer.
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Even many of philanthropy's most vehement critics in the last year have argued that there is a place for private giving.
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"Multiple vehement interpretations" could also describe the response to Troemel in the art world, where he is well known but divisive.
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His vehement defense of his former boss shows she intends to at least try and speak at the 2628 Democratic Convention.
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That was evident last month, when Rodrigo Duterte, the Philippines' current president, granted Mr. Marcos a hero's burial despite vehement protests.
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In response, the right—and especially police unions—grew more vocal and vehement in denouncing activists and defeating reform-minded candidates.
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For some reason they were particularly vehement in their refusal to acknowledge the signing of the Peace of Westphalia in 1648.
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I had similar reservations about his playing in the perpetual-motion second movement, the fractured intermezzo episode, and the vehement, stormy finale.
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After a successfully funded Kickstarter campaign, Twitter exploded with opinions from those expressing both support for and vehement opposition to the concept.
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They have, quite directly, stated their vehement opposition to the whole idea that this should be a more diverse or multicultural country.
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Reports of a planned holographic tribute to the pop star, who passed away in April 2016, were swiftly met with vehement backlash.
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When Redstone was hospitalized in 2014, Keryn Redstone says, his daughter pushed for a "do not resuscitate" order over Redstone's vehement objections.
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Long a vehement critic of the political news media, Mr. Trump has increasingly organized his general-election effort around antagonizing the press.
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Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Biden was one of the most vehement anti-crime crusaders in the Senate, pushing increasingly draconian punishments.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick stepped down from a Trump advisory council in part due to the vehement response to the widespread complaints.
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The spread of modernity in India has certainly undermined caste, but it has also made the need to assert it more vehement.
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Mr. Walker, above, approved the measures over the vehement objections of Tony Evers, the Democrat who beat him in the November election.
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Zoning rules allowed it, but neighbors seemed to feel that if their opposition was vehement enough, it could keep the Terraces unbuilt.
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Still others came from only a few counties over, but carrying the same vehement message as the rest: Leave gun laws alone.
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Macron was even more forthright over Turkey's purchase of a Russian S-400 missile system, which came despite vehement objections from NATO.
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Pompeo has been a vehement critic of the agreement, that was largely kept alive by Tillerson's emergency dealmaking with Congress last year.
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One thing you learn as a journalist is that when an official makes increasingly vehement protestations of innocence, you're probably getting warm.
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But one day later, the Justice Department said that the recommendation did not "accurately reflect" its position following vehement criticism from Trump.
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What's more, a lot of this policy agenda is certain to engender vehement opposition from Republicans in the House and Senate. Sen.
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Morrison has been a vehement critic of the idea that black writers must aspire to appeal to mainstream, white audiences to be recognized.
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More than a few liberal Democrats remain suspicious, but his vehement stance against Trump — he has real contempt for the president — ameliorates that.
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There is no evidence to support this, and on the campaign trail Biden has been vehement in his rebuttals to the president's allegations.
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She instantly go this look of vehement anger and disgust on her face, but before she could say anything, her husband butted in.
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Depending on the politics or representation involved, fans and critics react on social media and news sites with either celebration or vehement backlash.
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Some officials left the meeting "stunned" by the president's vehement complaints that the military was allowing the United States to lose the war.
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" He was more vehement in an August 2004 Esquire Magazine interview, saying of the invasion: "I would never have handled it that way.
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Their myriad and vehement opinions suggest that the removal of Lenin from public squares may have only amplified his presence in their minds.
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Briscoe has been a vehement defender of sugar, pushing back against criticism stemming from its links to health epidemics like obesity and diabetes.
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Meanwhile Syd's vehement and loving assurances at the end that she is, indeed, really real, might just have convinced me of the opposite.
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He called Trump's vehement attacks on federal judges "disappointing" and "disheartening," a mild rebuke that reportedly led Trump to consider rescinding his nomination.
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The Premier League floated the idea of every team playing an extra regular-season game overseas, but vehement fan protests scuttled the notion.
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The legislation, which was the subject of protests and vehement opposition by Democrats, passed early this morning after hours of closed-door meetings.
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In that respect, the regime's vehement rejection of a link between denuclearization and economic assistance is a pitch to Mr. Kim's domestic audience.
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Jerrod Blandino announced that the company had ended its professional relationship with his sister Lisa on Tuesday evening, after hours of vehement backlash.
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Taiwan has vehement support in the US Congress and there's no love lost for Chinese President Xi Jinping in parts of Trump's administration.
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But the administration's decision to move forward, despite vehement opposition from the pharmaceutical industry on safety grounds, was supported by both political parties.
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Vehement opposition to giving workers the legal right to paid vacation, like a host of other worker-supportive policies, runs deep in America.
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Although his satirical cartoons have been published online, Mr. Gawish was not seen as an especially vehement critic of President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
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But it's easy to think that many of his most vehement critics will do as Glenn Beck has apparently done, and rethink their hatred.
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Lindsey Graham for his changed views of the President, going from one of Trump's most vehement critics to one of his most vociferous defenders.
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The House passed the legislation Friday by voice vote, about four months after the measure cleared the Senate despite vehement objections from Saudi Arabia.
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For the better part of her career, Taylor Swift has faced vehement criticism that she hasn't done enough to speak out for political causes.
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I believe the continual vehement criticism of Hillary suggests that the left hasn't internalized the role that sexism played in her losing the election.
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Iran said on Tuesday creation of the SDF force would "fan the flames of war", echoing the vehement response of Syria, Turkey and Russia.
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Mr. Lee would get some vehement disagreement from protesters who have demanded Mr. Suhr's ouster over a string of fatal, racially charged police shootings.
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Contrary to all of Soobzokov's vehement denials, he had worked for the CIA for six years and served as a source for the FBI.
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In any case, as we shall see, such vehement opposition to open immigration usually rests on empirically false assumptions about the results of immigration.
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Dunbar, a recent Texas transplant and vehement supporter of President Donald Trump, narrowly lost a similar nominating contest in the neighboring 6th Congressional District.
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On the whole, reactions to the film were so vehement that some wondered if the movie was too controversial to be released at all.
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"Of all the focus groups we did around the state, that was the one most vehement about the need for this," Mr. Mactaggart said.
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Her point is that the world of child rearing is unfair — mothers have no guilt-free options — but she sounds vitriolic rather than vehement.
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Despite vehement public opposition, Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras in 2015 signed up to Greece's current international bailout, which is due to expire in August.
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But Trump would be able to keep alive the crusade for a wall and mine vehement Republican support for the project for political capital.
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Londoners leaned heavily toward the E.U., whereas, along the east coast (the stretch that faces Europe), fears about immigration engendered a vehement vote against.
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In the South, for example, you have clergy who are vehement about abortion or homosexuality, and they preach this in the pulpits every Sunday.
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Now each had allowed her story to be the basis for one of these plays, which collectively form an act of vehement feminist protest.
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I love this question because the default solution to "Is unplugging from technology the key to happiness?" has become such a vehement, unwavering yes.
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Contemporary conservatives' vehement opposition to Trump resembles Mugwumps' bolt from allegedly corrupt nominee James Blaine to Democrat Grover Cleveland in the 1884 Presidential election.
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On the face of it, Trump's fixation with strength and his own ferocious rhetoric -- as well as the appointment of vehement Obama critic, retired Gen.
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Despite vehement objections from Democrats, Price is widely expected to be confirmed as Trump's next HHS secretary in the Senate, where Republicans have a majority.
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The country's social inequality is again on the rise, and so is vehement, violent conservatism that further compromises the rights of women, gays, and transsexuals.
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Kavanaugh is likely to be a crucial swing vote, and the President's vehement support during his nomination might influence the justice's decisions down the line.
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The SAG Awards show was filled with speeches like Harbour's, with Moonlight's Mahershala Ali and Veep star Julia Louis-Dreyfus among the most vehement speakers.
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He says that in recent weeks conservative voters who have long been suspicious of calls for fuller democracy seem to have become much more vehement.
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Although you wouldn't have known it from the cats' vehement protests, Ferriera, who works with the Rio Olympics Sustainability Department, was there to help them.
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" He had become vehement by April 2006, telling CNN's Wolf Blitzer, "I would do something to get out of that war as quickly as possible.
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The University of Southern California launched an investigation, and eventually expelled, one student after he was accused of abusing his girlfriend, despite her vehement denials.
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Ryan has made vehement denials and Trump has promised retaliation to anything he considers out of the ordinary put up by the Republican National Committee.
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He almost did the opposite, drawing out every moment of Straussian lyricism, glowing string sound and delicacy, though the vehement outbursts were steely and terrifying.
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The poll took place despite vehement opposition from the Iraqi government, which described it as unconstitutional and has authorized use of force against Iraqi Kurdistan.
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In the bitcoin fork, vehement disagreements among developers meant that a rival coin, Bitcoin Cash, was born after users continued to use the older code.
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But the debate preceding the vote was particularly vehement, and Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras had to intervene to secure the support of two coalition lawmakers.
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The two finalists for the nomination, Mr. Trump and Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, were the most vehement — at times vitriolic — in denouncing party leaders.
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Proposition 63 has drawn vehement opposition from civil liberties and policing groups who argue that it would make Californians less safe and impede law enforcement.
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Elsewhere, the Sisters have exorcised the likes of Phyllis Schlafly, Reverend Coal of Sacramento's Capital Christian Center, and Anita Bryant, all vehement anti-LGBT activists.
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Seeking refuge online, she met a guy on a Christian dating site, Nick Godejohn, and the two dove headlong into a vehement, fantasy-addled romance.
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Past relations with China have been marred by Turkey's vehement defense and condemnation of China's policy towards the Uighurs, a Turkic people, in Xinjiang province.
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On Thursday, RT agreed to register with the Justice Department as a foreign agent in the United States, despite vehement objections from the network's leadership.
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This opened another contradiction: The United States pledged to accommodate both the political aspirations of the Syrian Kurds and Turkey's vehement opposition to Kurdish autonomy.
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But administration officials know that, given vehement Iranian opposition to reopening the deal and European unwillingness to push for renegotiation, the JCPOA will remain unchanged.
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As Lorenzoni's vehement defense of blenders indicates, the move has given rise to heated controversy reminiscent of the public gun debate in the United States.
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"A Vindication" contains endless references to the paragon of rational thought, and a vehement defence of the importance of equal educational opportunities for men and women.
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Giuliani was also a vehement proponent of the idea that Fethullah Gulen, a Turkish cleric who's lived for years in Pennsylvania, should be deported to Turkey.
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It's not just his vehement stance on the importance of therapy; it's the offhand and completely unembarrassed manner in which it becomes part of the conversation.
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Now, Republicans in Congress want Pai to officially kill the set-top box proposal—an outcome that's virtually certain given Pai's vehement opposition to the plan.
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That would explain why his denials seemed so vehement, so emotional — and also why she said she was "100 percent" sure that Kavanaugh was her attacker.
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But like many American families in recent months, they have gotten caught up in vehement disagreements about the US election, its results, and other ideological issues.
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Her remarks appeared designed to distance congressional Democrats from the nascent impeachment movement, which is largely being driven by vehement opposition to Trump on the left.
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Combined with Clinton's vehement opposition to the individual right to keep and bear arms that was revealed through her opposition to the District of Columbia v.
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And, less dramatically, allegations about standards being lowered to increase numbers that echo perennial concerns in elite units but seem to have become more vehement lately.
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The brightest moments involve the lovebirds: Mr. Gombas vividly conveys Claudio's wide-eyed gullibility, and Ms. Linehan brings vehement passion to Hero's defense of her honor.
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And this Romney-McDaniel split is nothing compared to the political divide between Kellyanne Conway, a top presidential adviser, and George Conway, a vehement presidential critic.
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When Mr. Obama concluded the nuclear deal with Iran over Mr. Netanyahu's vehement opposition last year, he promised to further strengthen the security relationship with Israel.
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Trade disputes rarely escalate as quickly and intensely as the current U.S.–China spat, which has resulted in tariff volleys and vehement rhetoric from each side.
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Mr. Trump is under pressure to embrace stiffer gun restrictions, including a ban on assault weapons and limits on high-capacity ammunition, despite vehement N.R.A. opposition.
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Pai, a Republican, introduced a proposal to curb portions of net neutrality at the end of April that has been met with vehement opposition from Democrats.
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After a review, officials ruled that the ball went through the end zone, resulting in a touchback and drawing vehement complaint from Fisher, to no avail.
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Coulter, a vehement critic of illegal immigration, was a vocal supporter of Trump's presidential campaign when he vowed to take a hard line on immigration enforcement.
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Pirro is one of the network's highest-rated weekend hosts, well known for her vehement defenses of President Donald Trump and attacks against his perceived enemies.
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It's not only admitting that they have these vehement thoughts, but after agreeing to act on them that they may obtain the power to fight back.
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She's not quite a cipher so much as a lightning rod, attracting vehement perspectives that strike her every now and then before the electricity wears off.
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In the videos, Belkacem had called on viewers to "overpower non-Muslims, teach them a lesson and fight them", content the Court called "markedly hateful" and "vehement".
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In the face of vehement opposition from Republicans and the financial industry, Obama nominated former Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray to head the agency rather than Warren.
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Millions had taken to the street to call for Park&aposs ouster in largely peaceful demonstrations, but there had also been an increasingly vehement protests supporting Park.
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When we do nothing, when we continue in our vehement or idle support of men who abuse their power to hurt women, we become aiders and abettors.
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Now Cherry Hill has approved a plan that has unleashed an even more vehement response and tapped a vein of nationwide outrage over so-called lunch shaming.
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Eminem and Elton John — 2001 Following vehement backlash to his controversial lyrics and accusations of homophobia, the rapper shocked viewers by performing "Stan" alongside the gay icon.
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Last weekend, Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez made it clear that this community — even the vehement Democrats among us — is not welcome within the Democratic party.
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But it has since faced vehement resistance from male lawmakers and been sidelined, despite pledges by successive governments over the last seven years to enact the legislation.
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Cruz has made his vehement opposition to the bill explicit, speaking against it in the Senate last week and rolling out media and legislation against the transition.
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He may now be trying to establish that Trump and those around him were well aware of Russia's activity despite their vehement claims there was no collusion.
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And despite the Legislature's vehement opposition to public money paying for abortions, the ESA program became one of the only state programs to allegedly fund the procedure.
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Erdogan said the hit was ordered at the highest levels of Saudi leadership, and the CIA assessed the prince was directly behind it, despite vehement Saudi denials.
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Perhaps this better explains the vehement opposition of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Over the following days, he released a barrage of vehement denials about the allegations from Ms. Zervos and nine other women, calling them fabrications, lies and hoaxes.
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Even Yitzhak Shamir, then the prime minister and a vehement opponent of ceding territory to the Arabs, put forward an autonomy plan for Palestinians later that year.
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Mr. Trump eventually backed off the threat after vehement pushback from Mexican officials who suggested that the designation could challenge their nation's sovereignty and jeopardize bilateral relations.
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Mayor Mitch Landrieu should be applauded for taking the bold and brave step of removing these monuments, especially in the face of such vehement opposition and threats.
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Unlike their more vehement compatriots in Florida, many of whom have lived in the United States for decades, newly arrived refugees almost always have family back home.
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In addition, Mr. Netanyahu insisted on bringing his entire right-wing, religious bloc of 55 members of Parliament into any coalition, over Blue and White's vehement objections.
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And, true to form, Collins's opening statement on the House floor was a vehement denunciation of the entire impeachment process, delivered with his characteristic tone of indignation.
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"A complete approach was adopted," French President Emmanuel Macron told reporters after a night of haggling to address vehement demands from Italy&aposs new anti-migrant populist government.
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The Liberal Democrats' recent improvement owes a good deal to their vehement opposition to leaving the European Union (their slogan for the European elections was "Bollocks to Brexit").
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After years of vehement denials, Armstrong admitted in 2013 that he had used banned substances while winning a record seven Tour de France titles from 1999 to 53.
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" 'Very disturbing' During a Monday-morning appearance on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Flake, a vehement critic of Trump, called this latest firestorm "a whole new level" and "very disturbing.
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When I wrote articles recently about the unemployment rate's dip to 5 percent, I received vehement responses from conservatives convinced that the Obama administration was cooking the numbers.
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Early in his presidency, Trump was said to be bothered not only by Spicer's less-than-vehement defense of the administration's policies but also by Spicer's wardrobe choices.
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I say that to let you know where I stand: we always are more vehement criticizing things we respect and admire more than those which leave us apathetic.
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And at the same time, they're subject to the same kind of vehement nastiness that is meted out to any other celebrity written up in the Daily Mail.
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I threw my son in a stroller, dug out a sports bra, pumped the prophet Beyoncé in my headphones, and took off on a vehement walk to nowhere.
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It was not hard to work out who he was talking about in one of his most vehement interventions in politics since he left office in January 2009.
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As Vox's Andrew Prokop has pointed out, making repeated and vehement denials is a move right out of President Trump's playbook for responding to claims of sexual misconduct.
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The California Democrat and vehement critic of President Donald Trump made the comments on Saturday, first at a rally in Los Angeles and later in a television interview.
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"There certainly are some vehement opinions opposed to this, but we know there are very strong opinions in support of this as well," said committee Chairman James Roosevelt.
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Both Flake and Corker have voiced specific and vehement concerns about what Trump wants to do with the US government and how he wants to go about it.
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By then the family estate was his; the artist-rebel had become a devout Roman Catholic and vehement Provençal nativist, scornful of Paris, though glad for its approval.
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Ms. Tsai briefly stopped in Houston and Los Angeles in August, despite vehement opposition from China, and received a slightly warmer reception than previous leaders of Taiwan had.
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But when Beijing ordered support for Mr. Tsang, he was quickly endorsed even by vehement critics like Ma Lik, the chairman then of the biggest pro-Beijing party.
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He has long been an admirably intuitive musician, willing to respond in the moment, and the final charge to the brassy, vehement conclusion of the movement was thrilling.
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Islamic State has affiliates in both Afghanistan and Pakistan, many drawn from existing Islamist militant groups, who support their vehement sectarian views against Shi'ite Muslims and non-Muslims.
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And with so many Democrats critical of free trade, as Senator Bernie Sanders' primary run revealed, their party is somewhat boxed in: how vehement can their criticism be?
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Perhaps the most vehement criticism of the transcripts leaking came from David Frum, the former George W. Bush speechwriter who is now the senior editor at The Atlantic.
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Specifically, in their vehement opposition to the Obama administration, conservatives narrowed "socialism" down to virtually any attempt to intervene in the economy on behalf of the broad public.
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Between the two, he performed John Adams's swirling, murky "I Still Play" Variations and Mendelssohn's darkly brilliant and, at times, vehement "Variations Sérieuses," written in homage to Beethoven.
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Regarding China's vehement opposition to the deployment of THAAD, Moon said "visible achievements" were to be expected soon as "the issue was reaching the end", quoted by the lawmakers.
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A vehement defender of Trump during the campaign, "America's mayor" at one point had seemed a shoo-in for secretary of state e as a payback for his loyalty.
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The idea that Trump, always his own most vehement advocate, would swallow his fury and retreat behind a team of lawyers and professional political spinners is impossible to imagine.
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While we can't know what Chinese officials might have said to Trump in private, China has publicly expressed vehement opposition to negotiating any limits with the US and Russia.
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" Moreover, "debate on public issues should be uninhibited, robust, and wide-open, and it may well include vehement, caustic, and sometimes unpleasantly sharp attacks on government and public officials.
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Many shark species are endangered, and conservationists are fighting to protect them; having a President with such a vehement anti-shark stance is actually terrible for these animals' survival.
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The Indigenous Missionary Council on Monday said it "repudiated, with vehement indignation" Albuquerque's proposal and blasted the administration of right-wing President Jair Bolsonaro, who assumed office on Jan.
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While Koerich may have shared some of the same misogynist sentiments as Mello, the two were known to disagree; the latter was more vehement and inflammatory in his prejudices.
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McCoy's case will now, for the first time, be investigated and litigated by a legal team intent on honoring his vehement protestations of innocence, rather than conceding his guilt.
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Richard Ojeda, a state senator and aspiring congressman, achieved something close to folk hero status for his vehement support for striking teachers; someone even dedicated a song to him.
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Conservatives tend to be upset by his enthusiasm for Islam and his environmentalism; liberals object to his vehement defense of foxhunting and his protectiveness of Britain's ancient social hierarchies.
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Jerry Brown has been a vehement critic of Trump and his anti-immigration agenda, and clarified that not all of the troops will be going directly to the border.
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As Mr. Netanyahu's defense minister, he supported plans to strike Iranian nuclear facilities, plans that were ultimately thwarted by the vehement opposition of the security establishment and other ministers.
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Since the gunman, James Hodgkinson, was known back home in Illinois as a vehement Trump critic, the president could definitely regress back into making the tragedy all about Donald.
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Many media consumers have not only espoused an unwillingness to read subtitles but also rejected the whole pro-reading argument on principle — even if it meant facing vehement opposition.
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The men, who were there representing a meme Facebook page called P A T R I O T Wave, were vehement they weren't associated with a far-right group.
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At the Kentucky Republican's urging, the Senate postponed a decision on that question until after the opening arguments, despite vehement objections from Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.).
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Over the government's vehement opposition, lawmakers amended that to oppose a no-deal Brexit at any time, under any circumstances, and then passed the amended motion, 321 to 278.
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Last summer, after a wave of groping accusations against Mr. Trump, Michelle Obama gave a speech sharper and more vehement than most of her other statements as first lady.
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But it was unclear if the FBI's vehement public objection, following personal appeals to top White House staff by Wray and Rosenstein would change minds in the West Wing.
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Relations with Moscow have soured significantly since then, yet Mr. Flynn has grown only more vehement about the need for the United States to cultivate Russia as an ally.
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It always does: The study of human origins, I found, is riddled with vehement disagreements and scientists who readily dismantle the premises of even the most straightforward-seeming questions.
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Taiwan has had a longstanding request for new F-16s, which has provoked especially vehement objections from Beijing, given that the jets could be used to bomb mainland China.
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Taiwan has had a longstanding request for new F-16s, which has provoked especially vehement objections from Beijing, given that the jets could be used to bomb mainland China.
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Ky's gregarious personality won him a devoted following among younger military officers, especially among his fellow northerners — mostly Catholic, vehement anti-Communists who headed south after Vietnam's 1954 partition.
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Even the most vehement anti-Trump person would admit, I think, he still has this kind of hard man, hard businessman, no nonsense, he still manages to project this image.
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Warren is ratcheting up her tactics as well by taking aim at DeVos, a Trump Cabinet official who has faced vehement opposition from the left, including from powerful teachers unions.
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A vehement opponent of immigration into Europe by Muslim refugees from the Middle East and Africa, Orban's campaign - helped by his party's media dominance - resonated with swathes of the electorate.
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Firstly, given Trump's vehement pronouncements on immigration ever since he sprung onto the political stage, he has the kind of credibility with arch conservatives that more moderate Republicans -- like Sen.
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But it won't be easy, because Wheeler faces vehement opposition to his agenda from corporate giants like Comcast, AT&T and Verizon, along with their political allies on Capitol Hill.
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At the college, he had dealt with an anti-immigrant heckler—this was, after all, the congressional district of Steve King, the most vehement xenophobe in the House of Representatives.
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But this transition could have far-reaching consequences for HHS's data integrity, given the vehement opposition by Trump and his lieutenants to Obamacare and their challenges of official government data.
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The President's refusal to be pushed into a more vehement condemnation of white supremacists, after a history of racially charged and anti-Muslim rhetoric put the administration on the defensive.
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Some particularly vehement supporters of Bernie have already camped out at the Democratic National Convention, echoing the same cries of "lock her up!" that we heard last week in Cleveland.
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Senior White House officials fear that Wray could quit if the memo is released over his vehement, and unusually public, objections, multiple sources with knowledge of the situation tell CNN.
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Each verse gets a different instrumental track, and within verses, the flow changes again and again: slow and fast, long lines and punchy short ones, vehement sincerity and cutting sarcasm.
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David Frum, former speechwriter to President George W. Bush and now one of President Trump's most vehement Republican critics, laid out all of these problems with DACA back in 2014.
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Among the shorter works I particularly enjoyed Barber's restless, seldom-heard Nocturne and Grieg's virtuosic "Hommage à Chopin," a nonstop whirlwind of vehement runs (its first known performance at Carnegie).
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It came in the form of a media relations apparatus that issued immediate and vehement threats of legal action against outlets that described Yiannopoulos as a racist or a white nationalist.
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Vehement opposition among Manus residents to the asylum seekers has raised fears within the camp of potential violence, stoked further by the departure of Australian-employed private security guards on Tuesday.
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Social-media giants, particularly Twitter, have faced vehement criticism for failing to stop harassment, and to prevent racists and other users posting offensive content from operating unchecked in the past year.
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Those who do, however, are vehement in their belief that Ford's claims that Kavanaugh held her down and attempted to force herself on her at a high school party are false.
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We must resolve, in the most concrete ways and the most vehement language, to dismantle the underlying systemic racism, homophobia, misogyny and bigotry that created this crisis in the first place.
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A group of Cuban visual artists and curators have taken a vehement stand against the government's criminalization of the arts through a series of protests, performances, and even a rogue biennial.
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After vehement protests from modeling agencies and fashion executives, it was altered in favor of a doctor's examination being the final say in whether a model is healthy enough to work.
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Ford's harrowing account of an alleged assault against her by Kavanaugh when they were in high school — and his vehement and emotional denial — created a roller coaster day on Capitol Hill.
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Fallaci lived many lives: an adolescent anti-Fascist partisan; an intrepid correspondent, who was gravely injured during Mexico's Dirty War; and, late in life, a vehement Islamophobic and anti-immigrant voice.
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Every day on CNN, MSNBC and social media, Republicans who once worked for GOP senators and governors bested by President Trump in the long primary are among his most vehement critics.
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While the proponents of Brexit were oftentimes deliberately ambiguous about the future economic arrangements between the U.K. and the EU, many were vehement in saying that the Single Market was safe.
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But his smearing of Christine Blasey Ford and the Democrats who championed her was so vehement that he earned public raves from Giuliani, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, Eric Trump and Sean Hannity.
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Liberal voices on social media have been much more vehement in their criticism of Trump, on matters substantial and stylistic — from the shortage of tests to the president's combative press briefings.
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Now a vehement critic of the far right, Mr. Cain spoke with our tech columnist about his transformation and the role YouTube might have played in steering him toward the fringes.
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As Mr. de Blasio officially kicked off his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination on Thursday, the reactions of city residents ran the gamut from support to indifference to vehement objection.
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Here, canny businessman and genuine animal lover share the same skin, and a high-end safari outfitter is no less concerned for his beasts than the most vehement anti-hunting activist.
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But some local residents and elected Republicans have opposed the Obama administration's extensive efforts to protect Western landscapes, calling them federal land grabs, and Utah officials voiced vehement opposition on Wednesday.
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"I don't want to get into some kind of trade war," Representative Kevin McCarthy of California, the majority leader, said in response to vehement threats by Mr. Trump over the weekend.
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It was fascinating, though, to hear Mr. Tao draw out every dissonance-statured, vehement element of the sonata while also bringing affecting tranquillity to the pensive conclusion of the last movement.
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It's piping and childlike in "Party," while it's low and poised in "Imagining My Man" except for sudden, vehement interruptions: "I do not have the answer," she cries with cutting dissonance.
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Raised by his vehement widowed mother on a street whose Catholic residents have mostly been driven out by Protestants, Dan has lived a dank existence lit by moments of intense humiliation.
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A letter from his lawyer to the authorities has now been leaked to the press, provoking a vehement backlash against Wilhelm II's Hohenzollern dynasty and its alleged support for the Nazis.
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Van Bavel echoed Shapiro's sentiment, saying that tribalism can lead to the vehement support of leaders like Trump or Musk, even when there is clear evidence that they exercise poor judgment.
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There's a long history of this kind of event: a work that produces a vehement response, and then a kind of doubling down by the artist, and sometimes by the institution.
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" Senate Finance Committee Chair Orrin Hatch was even more vehement: HATCH pushes back on Trump tweet to change filibuster, tells me that doing so would send the country "straight to socialism.
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The Little Hours has already faced vehement opposition from the Catholic League for obvious reasons, but this not-quite historically accurate picture actually draws from Biblical research more than you'd expect.
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But, after vehement objection from fans of the blog, the company withdrew the letter and — in a surprising turn of events — flew Yap over to Sweden for a chat and some fika.
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In recent years the cleric has rebranded his image as a populist champion on a platform of fighting corruption, dropping some of his vehement anti-American rhetoric and distancing himself from Iran.
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Those policy proposals and others like them have stoked fear for many Americans who oppose Trump and are hoping vehement opposition from Obama and other Democrats might prevent Trump from implementing them.
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But her vehement opposition to President Donald Trump during the campaign — stronger than pretty much any tech exec — got a lot of positive notice among those not happy with the current administration.
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The four members of Congress have been among the most vehement critics of Trump's border policies and several of them visited facilities for undocumented migrants and condemned the President in emotional terms.
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The prevailing mood in the room was a mixture of palpable frustration over the recent shootings and of vehement longing to put something in action particularly in light of the flag's suppression.
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But by pardoning a vehement pro-Trump agitator, the President made a clear statement that if other supporters who are wildly popular with his base stick with him, he will protect them.
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For the last two years, politicians and the media have struggled to deal with the discrepancy between some Republican candidates' racist supporters and the candidates' own vehement denials of holding any prejudices.
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Michelle Wolf received a swift and vehement blowback to her performance at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner last month, in which she delightedly roasted Sarah Huckabee Sanders and other political figures.
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Pelosi, at the time, was the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee and was a vehement critic of the invasion based on the evidence she'd received as part of the panel.
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In addition, despite vehement Russian opposition, the Trump administration has expanded the alliance in the Balkans by bringing in Montenegro and North Macedonia, and is keeping the door open to other aspirants.
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Waldman also refers to the "dithyramb," what the Princeton Encyclopedia of Poetry and Poetics characterizes as an "ecstatic, vehement or unpredictable" poem, which the ancient Greeks traditionally performed in honor of Dionysus.
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The Washington Examiner's Phil Klein, who I don't think would mind my describing him as a vehement single-payer critic, flagged the news about the UK as a "socialized medicine update" this week.
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Proposed cuts to water use for the coming year, more than 50 percent in some areas, prompted vehement opposition from farmers, who already face tough restrictions and would have been the hardest hit.
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After news of the fundraising event came out on Wednesday, Equinox and SoulCycle customers expressed their vehement disapproval for Ross's fundraiser, with many saying they would cancel their memberships and stop attending classes.
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Ted Cruz sounded despondent at the possibility that same-sex marriage could become legal when he called into the radio show of Tony Perkins, a vehement opponent of gay rights, in February 2000.
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Trade and business exchanges between the two countries froze earlier this year after South Korea deployed U.S.-made Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) anti-missile system regardless of vehement objections from Beijing.
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Manigault-Newman has emerged as a vehement Trump critic since leaving the White House, and claims in "Unhinged," which hits shelves on Tuesday, that he has undergone a "mental decline" since his election.
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Though the Trump administration put Lloyd, a vehement opponent of abortion, in charge of the Office of Refugee Resettlement, undocumented women have purportedly grappled with this issue long before the president took office.
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Although the pro-settler camp was promoting the bill long before Mr. Trump's victory, the decision was taken, unusually, over Mr. Netanyahu's vehement objections and despite his exhortations for it to be postponed.
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WASHINGTON — Over vehement objections by drug companies, the Trump administration proposed on Monday a new federal regulation that would require them to disclose the list prices of prescription drugs in their television advertisements.
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Here in Illinois, the chief's vehement opponents and steadfast defenders seem to agree on one thing: They believe the university's leaders have repeatedly failed to act decisively on Chief Illiniwek, making matters worse.
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Some might see an incongruence between my vehement pro-choice position and my impassioned work supporting parents-to-be who are buckling under the strain of miscarriage or of being unable to conceive.
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It was a review of "Pass Over" in the Chicago Sun-Times, which, among other objections, took vehement exception to the way that Ms. Nwandu, who is black, depicted a white police officer.
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Though unsteady on his feet, he sang a valiant account of the vehement aria "Cortigiani, vil razza dannata" from Verdi's "Rigoletto," winning applause and cheers from the audience for this last-minute performance.
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Asked about trade publication reports that said he was directing a new movie with Claire Foy and Juno Temple that he shot on an iPhone, Mr. Soderbergh offered a vehement if careful rebuttal.
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Conspicuously absent was any mention of the Trump administration's support for charters or the teacher unions' vehement opposition, although reporters routinely noted that close observers thought both factors were playing a significant role.
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But Priebus didn't want him in the White House, and successfully blocked him from being appointed to a job until last week, when Trump offered him the communications job over Priebus's vehement objections.
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Trump's vehement hatred of the press is matched only by his loathing of protesters — and his tolerance and encouragement of violence against them: Similarly, "Nixon thrived on adversarial relations with demonstrators," Drew says.
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But the bill has drawn vehement criticism from rights groups, lawyers, and a diverse mix of politicians, who say such steep financial penalties could incentivize tech companies to censor legal speech out of caution.
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Despite political pressure, Warsaw, Budapest, Prague and Bratislava have been vehement and the issue has opened deep divisions in the EU at a time it needs unity to face Britain's exit from the bloc.
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But there is vehement opposition - led by hardline former President Alvaro Uribe - to major planks of the previous deal, including guaranteed congressional seats for the FARC and immunity from traditional jail sentences for leaders.
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The final indignity for the now-ex White House press secretary apparently came when President Donald Trump appointed a personal friend, Anthony Scaramucci, as the new White House communications director over Spicer's vehement opposition.
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" While Holdren is widely seen as a mainstream, level-headed scientist, Gelernter has been described as a "bombastic" anti-intellectual, a "vehement critic of modern academia" who once called Obama a "third-rate tyrant.
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The suit was dismissed after just one day of trial based on 18 minutes of videotaped testimony from Mr. Redstone in which he relied on an interpreter and expressed vehement distrust of Ms. Herzer.
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While fans of superhero movies always grouse about their casting, the selection of Mr. Affleck for "Batman v Superman" seemed to arouse an especially vehement and personal animus when it was revealed in 2013.
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Rubio shouldn't be in politics if he can't handle vehement attacks, and the president that the Florida senator endorsed is as consistently ad hominem as the young school shooting survivors with rather less excuse.
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Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump's former chief strategist and a vehement antagonist of the party establishment, said on Tuesday night that he intends to target Republican senators in Mississippi, Arizona and Nevada for defeat.
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If his accuser testifies credibly and all he has to offer are vehement denials, followed by a rushed Republican attempt at confirmation, then he may be innocent but his nomination will deserve to fail.
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So over the government's vehement objections, Parliament voted, 322 to 306, for an amendment stating that it would not endorse any deal until it had digested, debated and voted on the actual withdrawal bill.
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They had since learned much more about Mr. Roof, including the vehement nature of his white supremacist beliefs, as expressed in a confession and a variety of writings, and his utter lack of remorse.
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Fox News host Chris Wallace delivered a vehement critique of President Trump on Wednesday, accusing him of engaging in the most "direct sustained assault" on the free press in U.S. history, The Guardian reports.
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This week, hundreds of people packed into an auditorium in Queens to voice their vehement opposition to the planned opening of a shelter in Glendale, a neighborhood about three miles west of Kew Gardens.
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And Reggie Miller, a former star with the Indiana Pacers and a player who had legendary playoff duels with Oakley's Knicks in the 1990s, weighed in on Twitter with vehement criticism of the franchise.
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At the turn of the last century, there was vehement opposition to the creation of national parks, which were seen as a waste of land that could be used for logging, mining, and ranching.
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It has been so vehement in its opposition to Mr. Maduro's government, and so bellicose about supporting regime change in Venezuela and elsewhere, that its motives are not seen as particularly benign or democratic.
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Trade and business exchanges between South Korea and China turned chilly last year after South Korea deployed the U.S.-made Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) anti-missile system despite vehement objections from Beijing.
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Mr. Pence is one the Trump administration's most vehement critics of China, and on Thursday he denounced American companies that he said had compromised American values like free speech to appease the Chinese Communist Party.
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Yet it has faced vehement resistance from male lawmakers and has failed to be tabled for discussion in the lower house, despite pledges by successive governments over the last seven years to enact the legislation.
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Marley Natural, the New York marijuana startup funded with Silicon Valley money, has come out with a line of weed strains branded in the name of late reggae icon and vehement anti-capitalist Bob Marley.
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Most relevantly right now, Kudlow is a vehement critic of tariffs on trade and, along with Moore and Art Laffer, wrote a column denouncing the Trump administration's new tariffs on steel and aluminum this month.
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The attorney, Michael Cohen, denied that the project was related "in any way" to Trump's campaign, though the developments appear to contradict Trump's vehement denials of any such business connections to Russia in the past.
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But this month, Ms. McCarthy, Ms. Wiig, Ms. Jones, Ms. McKinnon and Mr. Feig gathered here at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel to talk about the production and the timely if vehement argument they unexpectedly initiated.
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A cursory internet search did not give me any answers as to whether this was the first assisted suicide in California — but it certainly gave many vehement arguments against what I was about to do.
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WASHINGTON — The House passed a bill on Friday that would provide five years of funds for the popular Children's Health Insurance Program, over vehement objections from Democrats who opposed the way it would be financed.
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The statement came as the United States and South Korea were preparing to conduct joint military exercises on the Korean Peninsula and surrounding waters starting on Monday, despite North Korea's vehement opposition to such drills.
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Amid calls for more aggressive action on climate, banks, which have furnished $1.9 trillion worth of fossil fuel financing since 2019, have been vehement that they're nothing more than neutral arbiters of the global economy.
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I was a vehement proponent of what has been called the standard orthodoxy on American imprisonment and the epidemic of incarceration, which so many of us believe to be the moral crisis of our time.
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As more and more Democrats throw their support behind so-called sanctuary cities, abolishing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and promoting open borders, more and more Americans are expressing their vehement opposition to these positions.
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Major parties, including the BJP and main opposition Congress, have long championed the bill, yet it has faced vehement resistance from male MPs, and has not been passed during Modi's tenure despite his government's strong majority.
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District Attorney John Morganelli, who drew vehement opposition from progressives over his hard-line immigration views and anti-abortion views, lost a House primary to Allentown City Solicitor Susan Wild, who was backed by EMILY's List.
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Ms. Brown's manner was one of vehement Puritan rigor, while Cunningham had the freedom and individuality of an animal (sometimes caged, sometimes free); Ms. Knouse's is one of wide-eyed innocence, Mr. Olk's a severe devotion.
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He still lived in New Jersey, and he expected he would stay for a while, but he was vehement about not wanting to raise children in the United States, despite being primed for success in America.
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In the eighteen-sixties, he made an abortive run at fame in Paris with crudely vehement works—privately including wacky erotica, perhaps influenced by Gustave Courbet but mainly expressing stymied lust—in palette-knife-slathered paint.
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The initial proposal to open up the Atlantic, Pacific and new parts of the Arctic oceans to offshore drilling drew vehement opposition from nearly every coastal state, mainly over environmental concerns relating to potential oil spills.
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The critical report triggered a vehement response from the government that called it "biased" and "unfounded," and insisted that it misrepresents both the problems the country faces, and the efforts being made to deal with them.
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They say Mr. LePage's cuts in taxes, welfare and programs like food stamps, along with his vehement opposition to raising the minimum wage and expanding Medicaid coverage, have crimped services to residents who were already vulnerable.
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The proposed 28th amendment to the U.S. Constitution faces a host of likely legal challenges and vehement opposition from conservative activists who depict the ERA as a threat to their stances on abortion and transgender rights.
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Peter, who dropped out after the right-wing media tarred him for the vehement anti-Thatcherite politics he expressed in "28 Up," was only coaxed to return when Apted agreed to help him promote his band.
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He denied the allegations in the most vehement possible way and later, he fired back that Democrats had coordinated it all as a political attack and some sort political payback for his work against the Clintons.
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Since that episode, for which he apologized, Mr. Corbyn, who is a vehement and unapologetic critic of the current Israeli government, has failed to shake off claims that he has tolerated anti-Semitism within Labour's ranks.
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The president, who was a vehement critic of Obama's golfing, is golfing at a much higher rate than any of the last three presidents: Trump has spent almost one-fifth of his presidency at golf courses.
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Then Congress repealed the individual mandate in their tax bill, a huge political victory given the GOP's vehement opposition to the mandate but one that insurers have said would drive up premiums even more next year.
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You might expect me to rant in vehement opposition to phone fauxtography, but I find it more illuminating to address the less-discussed side of why people like to use and companies increasingly offer such automated facilities.
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South Korean officials, including the finance minister, have been vehement that the country will not be named as a currency manipulator in the U.S. Treasury's report on foreign exchange policies of major trading partners expected in April.
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Facing critics The President's appearance before a caucus in which he has many vehement critics will be a test of whether his political capital -- and focus -- can survive yet another extraordinary set of controversies battering his administration.
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A recent Amnesty International report, which has drawn vehement objections from the Pentagon, accuses the U.S. of possible war crimes over "indiscriminate" attacks in the battle last year to retake the Syrian city of Raqqa from ISIS.
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Across the Manhattan skyline in the summer, buildings shine in incandescent splendor, setting the scene for the contentious and vehement spirit of New York City's East Village in lifelong skater Jack Greer's film Circles in Tompkins Square.
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And there are portraits of farmers and domestic workers that Cézanne painted in the decade before his death, at 67, in 1906, by which time the rebel had become a devout Roman Catholic and vehement Provençal nativist.
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Nevertheless, Novak has persuaded the industry to stick to joint production cuts with OPEC despite initial, vehement opposition from Sechin, who argued that Russia was losing market share to the United States, where oil output is booming.
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John" ardently and performed it throughout his career, summarized the plight of Bachians in 12: "Many of us never will cease to be embarrassed by its occasional vehement-to-vicious racial attribution regarding the Crucifixion of Jesus.
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Nevertheless, Novak has persuaded the industry to stick to joint production cuts with OPEC despite initial, vehement opposition from Sechin, who argued that Russia was losing market share to the United States, where oil output is booming.
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When it became clear that, over his vehement objections, the Senate would pass an immigration bill in 2013, Mr. Sessions helped rally conservative House members to defeat the bill and make sure it would not become law.
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Given Trump's almost mystical hold over Republican lawmakers and the vehement support he enjoys from his base, even a case as comprehensive as this is unlikely to overcome a nation that is irrevocably polarized over its President.
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The President on Monday hit Democrats for being captives of their own most vehement supporters -- a criticism ironically that they have leveled at him -- in a potential sign he is not yet ready to soften his position.
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It effectively closes a tumultuous Washington career that included two unsuccessful presidential runs and saw McCain emerge as a singular political figure, an icon of the Senate and latterly as a vehement critic of President Donald Trump.
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"Against the vehement protests of medical staff, the NYPD refused to remove the shackles, compelling Ms. Doe to labor in excruciating pain and forcing doctors to examine Ms. Doe with her feet and hands bound," the complaint states.
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As Pinker says in a recent Quillette interview: I use "the Enlightenment" as a handy rubric for that set of ideals [reason, science, and humanism] (since their most vehement and enduring expression can be found in that era).
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Trump's inflammatory rhetoric was matched by Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke, a black law enforcement official and registered Democrat who has been a vehement opponent of the Black Lives Matter movement since the Ferguson, Missouri, uprising in 2009.
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A cursory Internet search into whether this was the first assisted suicide in California did not give me the answer I was looking for – but it certainly gave many vehement arguments against what I was about to do.
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But if you're going to take an instrumentalist approach to writing about Clinton, it's worth asking whether this particular approach—vehement criticism at the height of the campaign—is an effective strategy for shaping governance, as DeBoer suggests.
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SKOPJE (Reuters) - A day after protesters stormed Macedonia's parliament and left him with blood running down his face, Social Democrat leader Zoran Zaev said on Friday he was confident of forming a government despite vehement opposition from nationalists.
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Her story of Indigenous and Jewish ancestry helped create a stronger undergirding for her Communist political commitments and vehement anti-Nazi stance in the 1930s, so Kahlo often went along with it, and propagated the lore of herself.
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But those same officials, barely three hours after the announcement, were stunned by the swift and vehement objections in a White House statement to a deal the league and the players' union had been working on for years.
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ATHENS — Greek lawmakers were expected on Friday to approve a pact changing the name of neighboring Macedonia, despite vehement protests inside and outside the Parliament over a contentious issue that touches on Greece's history, national identity and unity.
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In "715 (Creeks)," Mr. Vernon sings solo yet becomes a computerized a cappella group, declaiming without a beat; the song became not a technological feat but an urgent plea, which grew more vehement with each show I saw.
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So a few minutes before midnight, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders issued a vehement statement, branding the imbroglio the "Schumer shutdown," and warning that Trump would no longer discuss the DACA issue until Democrats funded the government.
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" Journalist Glenn Greenwald, a frequent Carlson guest and fellow skeptic of interventionist foreign policy, said the Fox host had offered "some of the most vehement & unflinching denunciations of Trump's assassination attack on Iran of anyone in the media.
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In February 2018, Hicks came under scrutiny for reportedly playing a key role in drafting a statement expressing vehement support for staff secretary Rob Porter after his two ex-wives accused him of physically and emotionally abusing them.
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Despite Mr. Trump's vehement criticism of the ruling and the certainty that it would be appealed, the government agencies at the center of the issue, the State Department and the Department of Homeland Security, moved quickly to comply.
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Such a dramatic gesture would fulfill many of Trump's most fundamental short-term political goals and indulge a domineering personality and a desire to please his most vehement supporters that drives so much of his behavior as President.
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But the gift has prompted a vehement backlash from African-American health experts and activists because of the source of the funds: Juul Labs, the fast-growing e-cigarette company, now partially owned by the tobacco giant Altria.
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The complaint, at length, also describes the president's repeated and vehement attacks against CNN, highlighting that in July of 2017, the president retweeted a video of himself punching a man with a CNN logo superimposed over his face.
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Christie has been very vehement against medical marijuana, and of course the Attorney General sets the tone very much for how the Justice Department handles these things because we're still in a situation where marijuana is federally illegal.
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Justice Elena Kagan offered a hypothetical situation in which a future president who is "a vehement anti-Semite and says all kinds of denigrating comments about Jews" comes into office and bans entry to the United States from Israel.
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But the main focus of Tuesday night was the Republican race -- and a remarkable change of mood from Trump's camp after a day in which he and Cruz had swapped some of their most vehement attacks of the campaign.
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Yet, when Huffman took over in 2015 for interim CEO Ellen Pao, who was pushed out of her position in part due to the platform's toxic and vehement opposition to Pao's leadership, his approach to hate speech had shifted.
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One of the few things to unite true progressives and principled conservatives, advocates of peace and military leaders, civil rights advocates and civil libertarians is vehement opposition to the National Front Party, Marine Le Pen and everything they represent.
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Last year, Cambodia deported 13 Taiwanese nationals wanted on fraud charges to mainland China despite vehement opposition from Taipei which has accused Beijing of "abducting" its citizens from countries that do not recognize the island's government - such as Cambodia.
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Steyer, who pumped more than $160 million into Democratic politics through his NextGen America group in the last two election cycles, is expressing his vehement opposition to Trump through ads and his organization, which is registering and mobilizing voters.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Tuesday a new U.S.-backed, 30,000-strong force inside Syria constituted a breach of international law and Syrian sovereignty, joining Syria, Turkey and Russia in a vehement rebuke of the plan.
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This is why Ms. Hanson-Young's case is crucial: If there are consequences for trying to shut down or shame women on the grounds of sexuality, even if it's just vehement, broad public disapprobation, the weapon will be blunted.
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THE GUARDED GATE Bigotry, Eugenics, and the Law That Kept Two Generations of Jews, Italians and Other European Immigrants Out of America By Daniel Okrent Today's vehement demands to stop immigrants are neither new nor proportional to their numbers.
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But Ramos, who drew both sharp criticism and vehement support in the aftermath of the final, will be back on duty in Zadar, Croatia, on Friday for the three-day Davis Cup semifinal between the United States and Croatia.
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We tracked down people who had known him back then to ask about his habits at work, his family life, and whether his vehement denials were plausible after so many women had come forward with similar accusations of assault.
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If it happened now, it would likely be much bigger, much more prominently covered, and much more like what we're seeing in the YA community now — where the vehement response from people of color is getting more people to pay attention.
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No longer carrying a sidearm, the 20143-year-old has tried to present a more mainstream conservative campaign message, albeit one that is based on a strict interpretation of the Constitution, support for state sovereignty, and vehement opposition to public lands.
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The principles of pluralism and liberal democracy support the right of any citizen to have faith and participate in politics Nor is Pakistan the only country where Ahmadi Muslims face persecution; such prejudice is vehement elsewhere, notably in Indonesia and Algeria.
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On October 17, Furie posted his own despair-filled reaction to the politically progressive comics website the Nib, and published a vehement op-ed in Time declaring his frustration at seeing his character co-opted in such an ugly fashion.
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The big picture: The piece was a bombshell, but a raft of vehement denials from everyone involved — including Apple and Amazon, which Bloomberg claimed discovered the secret chips in their own servers — has made the story increasingly hard to believe.
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" Lawrence, 27, also demonstrated the icy glare and finger wag she gives people when she sees someone approach her table at a restaurant, adding that when people request selfies she is quick to shoot them down with a vehement "No!
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As Zeynep Tufekci, the author of Twitter And Tear Gas, put it, Facebook's vehement defense that this was not a data breach is itself actually a damning statement of what's wrong with Facebook, and Silicon Valley's ad industry in general.
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The Trump administration will present controversial proposals for NAFTA negotiations that are expected to attract vehement opposition from Congress, large sections of the U.S. business community and leaders in Canada and Mexico, according to sources with knowledge of the arrangements.
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Arpaio pardon The administration's new plan, which could lead to the further "militarization" of police, was announced three days after Trump pardoned former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio -- a vehement supporter and lightning rod for claims of police brutality and racial discrimination.
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The South Carolina senator, one of Trump's closest allies in the Senate, may have offered especially vehement remarks advocating for investigating the law enforcement agency and its efforts, but he's far from the only Republican interested in pursuing such reviews. Sen.
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After returning home, Kiggundu implemented the model at Mulago Hospital in the capital, Kampala, and took a public stand on the issue — no small thing in a country as socially conservative as Uganda, home to a vehement anti-gay movement.
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As of Tuesday, some 15 GOP senators, along with other several other prominent party members, have said that Moore should withdraw from the race, saying, in effect, that the series of allegations are more credible than Moore's repeated, vehement denials.
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But talks soon bogged down amid resistance from France and Germany, as well as vehement opposition from Cyprus, which is a member of the European Union but has been divided since Turkey invaded the north of the island in 6773.
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There was a too-eager invocation of "Trumped-up trickle-down economics"; a repeated, awkward pronunciation of China; some audible sniffling and a vehement complaint of a broken microphone; a plea to call Sean Hannity; and a gleeful shoulder shimmy.
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It's unclear the true influence celebrities have over an election (it seems to be significantly less than we all thought), but it's clear that Amy Schumer has always been an avid Hillary Clinton supporter and vehement critic of Donald Trump.
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In the formally vehement "Orange Front" (1962) a stained orange field is barricaded with broad strokes of blue and blue green; they mostly cover a big black shape, visible from drips that extend from it to the canvas's upper edge.
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HBO's controversial documentary Leaving Neverland has reignited the all too familiar debates when survivors speak out: Attacks on the accuser's credibility, vehement denials, and in this particular case, the polarization of even the most tried and true Michael Jackson fans.
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Consequently, Chait can be a vehement critic of political correctness even while he writes about "undocumented immigrants," a phrasing that many other people regard as objectionably PC. A Federalist article yesterday characterized opposition to "stop and frisk" policies as political correctness.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan visited Houston over the weekend, her second brief stop in the United States in one week, a sign of efforts to deepen relations between Washington and Taipei despite vehement opposition from China.
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The Interpreter Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, six years after leaving Brazil's presidency as a widely popular figure, now faces prison after a criminal conviction as well as vehement opposition from a segment of the population that formerly adored him.
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The back-and-forth was not only the most serious schism between the two in the primary race, but it has also split supporters of the candidates — the most vehement of whom have used the episode to rehash old fights.
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ASAN/SEOUL, South Korea (Reuters) - Hundreds of South Koreans flown home on a charter flight from China were greeted with welcome signs on Friday as they arrived at quarantine centers where nearby residents had staged vehement protests only a day before.
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Over the last year, the City Council pushed Decatur's boundaries outward, annexing hundreds of properties despite vehement objections from new residents whose spacious houses and half-acre lots contrast sharply with the smaller, aging homes in neighborhoods closer to downtown.
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After Anthony Tommasini faulted the conductor Philippe Jordan in a review for leading a program of repertory staples — including Beethoven's Seventh Symphony — with the New York Philharmonic in late October, a reader wrote Mr. Tommasini an email with his vehement disagreement.
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After the panel heard allegations of sexual assault against Kavanaugh from Christine Blasey Ford and Kavanaugh's vehement denials, the committee voted to advance Kavanaugh's nomination with a favorable recommendation along party lines and on the condition of an FBI investigation.
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It's yet another example of how the President uses vehement threats of terrible consequences that could hurt everyone -- against Mexico over its policing of migrant caravans and against Democrats demanding immediate concessions on immigration -- to try to fulfill his goals.
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For Mr. Williams, it was a signature moment and an example of the lifelong activist who sticks to principle while engaging in one of the most difficult of political tasks: shepherding contentious legislation over the vehement objections of City Hall.
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But the fact that HBO granted Vulture an unusual damage-control interview following the response to the initial press release indicates that the network wasn't quite prepared for the vehement reaction it got, which is maybe the biggest surprise of all.
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Trump repeatedly claimed that federal workers — particularly Border Patrol agents, who are working without pay — support his efforts to shut down the government, but the vehement pushback he's received from several of the largest unions representing government employees indicates that most don't.
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The biggest obstacle to the accord is the vehement opposition in the British parliament from within May's party and the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), which agreed to a 'confidence and supply' deal last year to back her minority government after a snap election.
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The American Institute of Architects—along with several other institutions, architecture critics, and publications—swiftly published vehement denunciations to this plan, on the grounds that it would stifle architecture and violate the free thought and artistic expression that are essential to a democracy.
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He was a vehement opponent of the deal that Iran negotiated with the permanent members of the UN Security Council and the EU, which saw it curb its nuclear ambitions and open its programme up to inspections in return for sanctions relief.
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But it's a gamble because while some Americans like the tough talk, he risks exacerbating impressions that with his vehement response to terrorist attacks, he is exhibiting the deficiencies that have many other voters wondering whether he is fit to be president.
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And "ugliness" is an important word to use because this vehement and broadening conservative opposition to Speaker Ryan and President Trump over this plan should put to rest one of the ugliest assumptions many liberals and Democrats still hold as the absolute truth.
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The preliminary injunction bars enforcement nationwide of a policy that was due to go into effect on May 3 over the vehement objections of abortion supporters who have decried it as a "gag rule" designed to silence doctor-patient communications about abortion options.
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Personally, I want to make it abundantly clear that while I have vehement disagreements with the current administration — and probably will continue to have them and in terms of the State Department — I want them to succeed and continue to do good things.
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Online forums, in particular, have given rise to incel, a wannabe subculture in which men blame women for their inability to get laid, fostering toxic misogyny and vehement anti-feminism; many men who identify as incels often wish violence and rape upon women.
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The background to the new bill echoes the same clash of interests and climate of scandal that made New York's first cadaver law controversial in 1854, when medical professionals won despite vehement protests from representatives of working-class and immigrant New Yorkers.
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A COUPLE of days before Nawaz Sharif was forced to step down as prime minister of Pakistan, his most vehement critic, Imran Khan, a former cricket star turned politician, asserted to The Economist that Mr Sharif had spent his life rigging the system.
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It may be that all these Don't Carelords were sincerely unbothered about the end of a regressive if mostly goofy clubhouse tradition, which would make their vehement responses to the news something on the order of a bad case of rage hiccups.
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Ross Douthat Of all the conservatives who opposed Donald Trump during his campaign for the presidency, his most vehement opponents were the men and women who had served in past Republican administrations, and particularly in the departments of state and of defense.
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But vehement opposition by Warsaw, Budapest and others has largely defeated the attempt and, four years on, the bloc is still quarrelling over how to manage those seeking shelter from the wars in the Middle East or poverty and conflicts in Africa.
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KATONAH, N.Y. — During the most vehement outbursts of the mad scene for the character of Imogene that concludes Bellini's opera "Il Pirata," the soprano Angela Meade, singing in a concert performance here at the Caramoor festival on Saturday night, really cut loose.
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Briscoe has been a vehement defender of sugar against increasing criticism in recent years over sweeteners' ties to health epidemics like obesity and diabetes, lobbying government officials and penning numerous editorials saying there is no evidence that links added sugars with chronic diseases.
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And plenty of things about Hitler himself are ripe for humor: his weird little paintbrush mustache; his obsession with a tall, blond, "pure" Aryan physical ideal when he himself was dark-haired and diminutive; the extensive clips of his vehement, barking speeches.
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In his dealings with Mr. Trump, Mr. Peña Nieto has found himself in a bind: trapped between his own people, who have demanded a vehement response to Mr. Trump's taunts about Mexico, and a foreign leader who controls much of his country's destiny.
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Donald J. Trump accepted the Republican presidential nomination on July 21 with an unusually vehement appeal to Americans who felt their country was spiraling out of control and yearned for a leader who would take aggressive, even extreme, action to protect them.
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The President reacted to his worsening plight with a vehement defense on Sunday, after a week in which testimony from his ex-lawyer Michael Cohen deepened his political vulnerability and ahead of the expected filing soon of special counsel Robert Mueller's report.
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"I think that the political dynamics here are similar to Washington in the sense that you're going to have very, very vehement and well-resourced industry opposition to anything that includes a government role in what are otherwise private commercial negotiations," he added.
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Northern Virginia, where the focus group was held, isn't a particularly conservative area of the country — and the state as a whole went to Hillary Clinton in November — so it's certainly possible that PerryUndem could have found more vehement abortion opponents elsewhere.
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The draft report will likely be met with the same vehement objection Democrats had to the Nunes memo, a largely debunked report in which Republicans on the committee accused the FBI and the Justice Department of surveillance abuses under the Obama administration.
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At the refuge, a 188,000-acre expanse of high desert sage that is known as one of the great migratory bird viewing areas of North America, vehement determination and low-key, soft-spoken declarations of belief mixed like oil and water on any given day.
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Michael Bennet, a Democrat from Colorado, where voters legalized marijuana in 2012, sent a vehement letter to the White House on Thursday that accused its new anti-marijuana committee of trying to skew data for "backward" political purposes and asked the administration to reverse course.
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The President's tantrum, described by top Democrats, came with his increasingly vehement denials of wrongdoing being challenged every day by testimony from current and former officials that has undercut the administration's effort to stall an impeachment process that it claims is illegal in itself.
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The offshore drilling plan was part of a broader effort by the administration to maximize domestic energy production, but has drawn vehement opposition from nearly every coastal state over concerns related to potential oil spills that could spoil beaches and hurt their lucrative tourism industries.
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And Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni, a vehement critic of the ICC, was no doubt content when Dominic Ongwen, a leader of the murderous Lord's Resistance Army that has blighted northern Uganda, stood before the court in The Hague at the end of last month.
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In order to uphold the "profound national commitment to the principle that debate on public issues should be uninhibited, robust and wide-open"—including "vehement, caustic and sometimes unpleasantly sharp attacks on government...officials"—the justices crafted a robust wall of protection for speakers.
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His vehement warnings that GOP nominee Donald Trump is temperamentally and intellectually unfit for the Oval Office leave Obama standing apart from almost all of his 43 predecessors in the extent to which he has publicly expressed a hostile attitude to a potential successor.
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The Commission is backed in the feud by Germany and Sweden, countries that took in most of the people who arrived in the EU. They have been mounting pressure on the vehement easterners over recent weeks and months but to no result so far.
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After vehement denial of any bias in trending topics, Facebook announced sweeping changes three days ago to the way the Trending system works, including greater oversight for news curators and a clearer description of how the trending topics system works in the Facebook Help Center.
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In other areas, including his support for free trade, his revulsion for Russian President Vladimir Putin and global strongmen, his vehement support for the Atlantic alliance and human rights, McCain found himself at odds with a President who has an iron grip on his party.
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By this I do not mean that Nunes, the California Republican and chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, has uncovered no potential wrongdoing in his three-and-a-half-page memo, which was declassified Friday over vehement objections from senior F.B.I. and Justice Department officials.
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Lil Nas X and "Old Town Road" first rose to mainstream prominence in late March, due to vehement debate over whether the tune, which is built around Western archetypes, was an outsider's pastiche of country music tropes or a fresh, modern entry in the genre.
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The facts to which Mr. Cohen admitted on Thursday don't establish that Mr. Trump conspired with Russian efforts to win him the election, but they refute Mr. Trump's frequent, vehement claim that he had nothing to do with Russia as he sought the White House.
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After months of legal work, a jury trial, eight guilty verdicts and vehement opposition from the president of the United States, special counsel Robert Mueller has unlocked what he sees as the "key" to a potential conspiracy case against President Donald Trump, legal experts said.
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Her intervention is likely to focus extra scrutiny on the accusation reported by The New Yorker and to raise the stakes even further for Thursday's hearing at which Kavanaugh is expected to present a vehement defense, which now looms as crucial for his confirmation hopes.
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But Mr. Trump was not content on Sunday to rest on his polls: He picked up the endorsement of Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama, a vehement opponent of the immigration overhaul that Mr. Rubio championed in 2013, in a boisterous late-afternoon rally outside Huntsville, Ala.
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What that half-hour or so of convention coverage showed to those who watched the sermon of Reverend William Barber II and the quiet-yet-determined outrage of Khizr Khan—was the best of America, and the rising left: multicultural, emotional, vehement, and striving for excellence.
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But critics will argue that his incessant concern with bolstering the support of his most vehement supporters and angry tirades risks deepening the damage suffered among college-educated female voters especially, in a way that could severely compromise his hopes of winning re-election in two years.
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Vehement protests against regime troops, now making their way into the area around Deir Ezzor and other former SDF-held areas, could also open up potential for ISIS recruitment, according to Jason Zhou, the Hertog War Studies Fellow at the Institute for the Study of War.
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North Korea's growing missile threats have been unsettling enough for the United States and South Korea to decide to deploy the American-built Terminal High Altitude Area Defense, or Thaad, battery in the South by the end of next year despite a vehement protest from China.
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"From the beginning of his candidacy through the general election, Donald Trump rhetorically positioned himself as a vehement opponent of endless war, inveighing against both parties when doing so," The Intercept's founder Glenn Greenwald argued last week, and that could have been to his benefit electorally.
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Yet I especially liked the way he tore into vehement episodes: He tossed off bursts of double octaves with steely fortissimo sound, and brought earthy rawness to the driving left-hand chords and crunchy theme that opens the finale, which sounded like a dark Norwegian dance.
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For the moment, the left is both stunned and infuriated by the vehement animosity it faces from red America, which is made up of counties that are 84 percent less dense than blue America, 37 percent less racially and ethnically diverse, and 34 percent more white.
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When Franklin Roosevelt ran for re-election in 1936 his most vehement opponent was not the Republican nominee Alf Landon but Al Smith, the 1928 Democratic nominee who considered parts of the New Deal to be as dangerous as Bolshevism and antithetical to his party's historic values.
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One West Wing official, who requested anonymity to speak candidly about strategy, said the administration craved the split-screen television images of Mr. Trump at round-table discussions with business executives every few days on one side, and the vehement protesters of his administration on the other.
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It's hard to tell precisely what the thinking was behind this, given the broadly inclusive nature of L'Engle's Christianity — you'd be hard-pressed to call Wrinkle anything like proselytizing, and because of this, it has been the subject of vehement criticism from some conservative Christians for decades.
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Despite record-setting rally turnouts of 28,000 and a grassroots effort manned by some of his most vocal and vehement supporters both on and offline in the Empire State, Sanders' momentum after eight straight primary victories failed to translate to the polls in New York on Tuesday.
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Despite record-setting rally turnouts of 1063,000 and a grassroots effort manned by some of his most vocal and vehement supporters both on and offline in the Empire State, Sanders' momentum after eight straight primary victories failed to translate to the polls in New York on Tuesday.
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The outcry among solar users and providers has been so vehement that the commission has agreed to hold a hearing next week to reconsider imposing the new rates on existing solar users, and NV Energy announced a week ago that it would not insist on the retroactive provision.
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So, to that end, here's a collection of some of the music world's best musings on last night's world changing news: And, because no Twitter round up would be complete without her, we'll give the final word to vehement anti-Trump campaigner, Cher: (Image via JME on Twitter)
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Sounding more like a negotiator than a politician, Ms. Fiore — who has been a vehement supporter of the Bundy family — took the tone of someone who was in the camp with the holdouts, even as she spoke with them from the airport in Portland, where she had just landed.
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In just a matter of hours, Wolff has faced pushback from some politicians and operatives featured in the book, including vehement pushback from the White House and the president himself, who contended the book is the work of a disgruntled Steve Bannon, the former White House chief strategist.
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The offshore drilling plan was part of a broader effort by Republican President Donald Trump's administration to maximize domestic energy production, but has drawn vehement opposition from nearly every coastal state over concerns related to potential oil spills that could spoil beaches and hurt their lucrative tourism industries.
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In the case that prompted Judge Jordan's vehement concurrence Tuesday, the 3rd Circuit revived a claim by Joseph Egan, a former employee of the Delaware River Port Authority, that he faced retaliation for taking time off under the Family and Medical Leave Act when his migraines kicked up.
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But on Thursday night, when Mr. Stewart returned to "The Late Show" in a live broadcast after the Republican National Convention, it was to breathe fire, in a vehement comic monologue about the 2016 presidential race, the hypocrisies of the news media and his old nemeses at Fox News.
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But if Republicans want to move from a minority mentality to that of a governing party, it will require overriding the vehement objections of the far right to bipartisan legislating, while engaging the entire House and Senate to address the policy challenges and opportunities our country now faces.
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Now that President Trump has nominated Judge Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, the opacity of his testimony about Mr. Bush's signing statements, including about the torture ban, is becoming a case study for Democrats' vehement arguments that the Senate must see his staff secretary files before any confirmation hearing.
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" Representing Exxon, the attorney Ted Wells Jr. said in a vehement opening statement that while the company has long acknowledged climate change is real, "climate change does not permit the New York Attorney General to bring a meritless complaint, and one that is so unconnected from the truth.
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As for Brexit, the 2016 decision by 52 percent of the British electorate to leave the European Union over the vehement objections of the 48 percent (details to be hashed out later, if ever), must surely count as one of the worst considered in the island's storied history.
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Operating at a massive scale with call centers full of staff who may not know much about a traveler's destination, OTAs end up serving the same itineraries over and over, according to Skarphéðinn Berg Steinarsson, the director-general of the Icelandic Tourism Board and a vehement critic of the digital platforms.
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Critic's Notebook PHILADELPHIA — From Thursday through Sunday, audiences at FringeArts in this city's historic district heard a saxophone distorted through six effects pedals squealing at peak volume, surrealist absurdism from a heritage jazz ensemble, atonal electric harp, and solo flute played in vehement gusts over a track of looming electronics.
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The ferocious nature of the confirmation battle could also have an impact on the Court itself, as Kavanaugh's vehement and politicized defense of his own behavior raised questions about his temperament and whether he could genuinely be a honest broker and implementer of the law in the most sensitive cases.
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The response to that piece from some here in Cairo was vehement — friends who have struggled with similar issues and threats around their sexual identities suggested that it felt facile, scratching the surface of something but not getting to the core of what it means to be gay in Egypt.
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As a starting point for political activism/artivism, perhaps artists engaged in increasingly vehement expressions of dissent may wish to consider how best to combat the normalization of Trump's impulsive anti-rationalism through the refusing anti-rationalist eyes of Soupault's disaffection, conversely tempered by his journalistic rigor and educational commitment.
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Our performances grew louder and more vehement after a news report about one of the aliens eating its neighbor's cat; the distraught woman pointed her finger at the camera, at all of us watching, and accused us of forcing a monster upon her because we had no desire to live beside it ourselves.
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When their cycle fails, Richard broaches the subject of an egg donor, to which Rachel initially reacts with vehement disgust but slowly, slowly starts to come around — especially when they hatch a plan to get their step-niece Sadie (Kayli Carter), who is looking for direction in the world, to donate her eggs.
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Li Zhuang, a Chongqing lawyer and vehement Bo critic who was jailed for two years and six months after defending suspected mafia bosses, said Bo and Wang's purported organized crime sweep resulted in "large numbers of unjust and false charges" and led to a shakedown of many legitimate and innocent business people.
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At the very least, said class action notice expert Todd Hilsee of The Hilsee Group – a vehement and outspoken opponent of the proposed change to the rules for class action notification – the Rules Committee should wait until the FTC has collected data before it decides whether to push forward with the change.
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Democrats, with little recourse for stopping the nomination under changes in Senate confirmation practices, were determined to make a loud show of resistance and deploy any available weapons, which at this stage amounted to lodging procedural objections, issuing vehement complaints and articulating fears about the decline of the Senate's role in confirmations.
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But Warren's vehement opposition to the deal doubles as an indictment of U.S. trade policy overall -- and has nothing to do with the issues Clinton has laid out in her own more measured opposition to the agreement she heralded as the "gold standard" of trade deals when she served as secretary of state.
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"We consider this case against the background of a profound national commitment to the principle that debate on public issues should be uninhibited, robust, and wide-open, and that it may well include vehement, caustic, and sometimes unpleasantly sharp attacks on government and public officials," Justice William Brennan wrote in his opinion.
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When people offer their vehement condemnation of some injustice in the news, or change their Facebook profile photos to honor the victims of some new tragedy, or write status updates demanding federal action on climate change, observers like Bartholomew smell something fishy: Do these people really care deeply about the issue du jour?
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"Paul Griffiths's style can be quite acerbic and vehement, though I have found it to be fueled by a genuine concern with the subject matter at hand, rather than ad hominem, as some have alleged," Dr. Pfau said, adding that he had always found him to be a "generous and formidably thoughtful" colleague.
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It has become the norm to watch Ms. McCain, the daughter of Senator John McCain, square off against her co-hosts in a barrage of vehement exchanges — leveraging her political parentage, accusing her co-hosts of supporting infanticide, using her platform to push back against assault weapons bans and progressive immigration policy.
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There are already legal and institutional tools whose purpose is to improve the relationship between Canada, the United States and Mexico, the most prominent one being the NAFTA, and President-elect Trump's vehement campaign statements that he would seek a renegotiation of or US withdrawal from the agreement provide an opportunity to broaden the dialogue.
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Until now, Bolton's professional legacy has been shaped heavily by a few things: his time spent as George W. Bush's ambassador to the United Nations; his vehement disdain for multilateralism; his pugnacious support for the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq; and his time at Trump's side, during which he angled for military strikes on Iran.
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Although the agencies' advisory committee initially sought a recommendation to cut back significantly on such foods, which are associated with an increased risk of cancer as well as heart disease, this advice was deleted from the final guidelines following vehement protests from the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, an industry trade group, and its supporters in Congress.
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To see the difference between communism and social democracy, we need look no further than one of the major theorists and architects of the Russian revolution, Leon Trotsky, who was such a vehement opponent of social democrats in Western Europe that he blamed them for saving capitalism and preventing communist revolutions in places like Germany and France.
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Despite Beijing and Nairobi's vehement denials, concerns over the loans speak to a growing fear in many developing countries that their governments, in rushing to cash in on China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), have left themselves overextended, with Chinese state-owned companies ready to snap up ports, railways and other key infrastructure across the globe should debtors default.
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Given vehement complaints by Republicans in Washington about the tariff war, as well as cries for help from GOP candidates and office holders in the Midwest ahead of midterm elections, questions will now be asked whether the administration has suddenly realized the political impact of Trump's populist trade approach and is taking steps to mitigate it.
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The company had been planning an in-depth exploration of Pinter, to include a production of his short play "A Kind of Alaska," from 1982 (that one, by the way, is easy to love), made with the choreographer Mark Morris, and a piece adapted from Pinter's Nobel Prize lecture, from 2005, which expressed the playwright's vehement objection to American aggression in the world.
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Trump's decision to play politics in Britain has already deepened the rift with the Labour opposition of Jeremy Corbyn -- a vehement Trump critic who refused to show up at a state banquet for the President hosted by Queen Elizabeth II. "President Trump's attempt to decide who'll be Britain's next PM is an entirely unacceptable interference in our democracy," Corbyn tweeted over the weekend.
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Republican senators were steaming Thursday over President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's vehement defense of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's role in the death of American college student Otto Warmbier.
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"We consider this case against the background of a profound national commitment to the principle that debate on public issues should be uninhibited, robust, and wide‐open, and that it may well include vehement, caustic, and sometimes unpleasantly sharp attacks on government and public officials," the liberal Justice William J. Brennan Jr. wrote for the majority, which included Chief Justice Earl Warren.
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The groups at once complement one another while also being in vehement disagreement: Incels would likely resent PUAs since they make getting laid seem easy, and are technically representatives of the "Chads" they hate so much; MGTOWs argue that men shouldn't have any relationships with women at all because they're so poisonous; and MRAs pretend they have some legitimacy while often engaging directly in misogyny.
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Every day on CNN, MSNBC and social media, Republicans who once worked for GOP senators and governors bested by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE in the long primary are among his most vehement critics.
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While lace is soft and flimsy, the sounds the trio produced were largely raucous and forceful: they were vehement, jazz-leaning numbers that involved Parkins striking strings to produce undulating, metallic rattles, or plucking them to create more dampened, melodic tunes, backed by Sawyer's controlled but unyielding clangs of cymbals and Smith's piano work, which ranged from soft tinkering to a frenetic collapse of the keys.
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A 1994 profile of Kudlow in the New York Times reports that after growing up in New Jersey in an affluent family that "owned a textile business, worked hard for Republican causes and frequently replaced the Jaguar in the driveway with a new model," he became in the '60s a vehement antiwar activist as a history major at the University of Rochester, where he joined Students for a Democratic Society.
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Clearly, the refs aren't out to "protect" Lin — as they are with the stars ... It is reasonable to wonder if Lin's race (mainly) and other more minor factors (his vehement Christianity plus his Harvard grad status) don't all combine to make him somewhat of an outsider in the NBA fraternity ... which the refs' calls reflect ... — William M. Palmer in Boston, reacting to an article about accusations of racism leveled against N.B.A. referees.
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Like the recent disclosure that Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE used her personal email system for official communications, after her father's vehement campaign against Clinton for such violations, there appears to be a dangerously long learning curve in the White House about basic rules of conduct.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders offered a vehement defense of President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's embattled pick to the lead the Department of Veterans Affairs, saying Jackson's record is "impeccable" and that the choice was aggressively vetted.
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Pai, a Republican, introduced a proposal to curb portions of net neutrality at the end of April that has been met with vehement reproach from Democrats and praise from top Republicans, including House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), who have long criticized the rules that mandate internet service providers treat all web traffic equally.
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It's not difficult to find, in conversations among progressives, widespread eye-rolling over a certain type of person: the one who will take a heroic stance on almost any issue — furious indignation over the casting of a live-action ''Aladdin'' film, vehement defense of Hillary Clinton's fashion choices, extravagant emotional investment in the plight of a group to which the speaker does not belong — in what feels like a transparent bid for the praise, likes and aura of righteousness that follows.
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 22019 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE offered a vehement defense of his company on Tuesday during a lengthy Senate hearing, the first time the chief of the nation's largest social media company has ever appeared before a congressional panel.
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The controversy, commonly referred to as "Boneghazi" or "bones discourse," first bubbled up in the winter of 2015, when Ender Darling, a non-binary identified, white-passing witch of color (pronouns: they/them) tried to share their collection of found human bone fragments with other magic practitioners on the internet, sparking a vehement debate among the queer witch community, eventually leading to a short-lived viral spectacle around the controversy and, within a year, a federal investigation into Darling's actions—which has reportedly resulted in their arrest for the trafficking of human remains.
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JUSTICE ELENA KAGAN: So let's say in some future time a — a president gets elected who is a vehement anti-Semite and says all kinds of denigrating comments about Jews and provokes a lot of resentment and hatred over the course of a campaign and in his presidency and, in the course of that, asks his staff or his cabinet members to issue a proc — to issue recommendations so that he can issue a proclamation of this kind, and they dot all the i's and they cross all the t's.
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