" Brown also shared a photo of the reality stars from the wedding, joking about the time Thomas voted out Anglim during their season: "Remember when Sierra voted out Joe?
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It's very possible that she gets voted out in 2020.
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Mr. Biden succeeded; the prosecutor general was voted out office.
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But one of the main reasons not to be voted out pre-merge is that you really, really don't want to get stuck with all the other people who were voted out pre-merge.
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I thought for sure I was getting voted out that night.
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We often see flippers get voted out immediately after their flip.
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Everything goes according to Sarah's plan, and Sierra is voted out.
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Somehow, only three of the classic Monopoly tokens were voted out.
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S. governments were voted out in favor of a pro-U.
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The reason being because we voted out of the open market.
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But people voted out of their fears, their racism and sexism.
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Most judges are voted out of the committee along party lines.
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Farr was voted out of committee along party lines, 1-10.
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"He shouldn't be there, and next time he'll be voted out."
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Mr. Rajoy was voted out by 180 of the 350 lawmakers.
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Gambia reversed course after Mr. Jammeh was voted out of office.
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Mr. Shokin was voted out by the Ukrainian Parliament in 2016.
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Yet he was voted out in the first round in January.
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Leaders like Trump and Morrison must be voted out of office.
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People that don't do anything and get voted out because of it.
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But two other pre-merge contestants had surgery after being voted out.
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Unfortunately for Mr. Garrett, he was voted out of Congress in 2016.
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" Nick says to Bi. "Was how quick Gabby got Jessica voted out.
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Among those who were voted out of the race are state Reps.
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And yet Maduro has little fear of being voted out in May.
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Wasserman reports that district hasn't voted out an incumbent in 102 years.
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The Senate version was voted out of committee with no Democratic support.
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She was voted out shortly after raising her concerns to other contestants.
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After the excitement of last week's merge and the creation of the nine-person alliance that voted out Michelle, most Survivor fans had a good feeling that Taylor was the likeliest player to be voted out this round.
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"I feel like I've been in limbo since I was voted out but seeing it on TV makes it all very real now," Takahashi, 31, says of being the first millennial to be voted out on Survivor: Millennials vs.
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Rivera lost her job in November, when she was voted out of office.
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And people who do too much and annoy everybody and get voted out.
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Michele wasn't not too keen on the idea of being voted out either.
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Kay, an attorney, was the eighth contestant voted out during Survivor's 17th season.
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If you failed to be angry enough, you could be summarily voted out.
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Ian in Palau wasn't formally voted out, but that was really a quit.
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But Survivor will be back next week… and someone will be voted out.
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Politicians can be voted out of office, news channels can be turned off.
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But sometimes you can get voted out even when you're doing everything right.
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I saw her get voted out and it was the same exact thing.
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What's more, Speakers of the House are rarely voted out by their constituents.
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Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez has been decisively voted out of office.
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Will we be able to undo this after this administration is voted out?
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The prosecutor general, Viktor Shokin, was soon voted out by the Ukrainian Parliament.
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Disapproval from shareholders became evident after they voted out a director last week.
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At every gathering, at least one and sometimes several companies are voted out.
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He was voted out of committee on June 7 along party lines, 11–10.
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After being voted out, the minister shook hands or hugged lawmakers as he left.
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It's not just about scheming, figuring out who's got to get voted out next.
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The 5-strong Naviti alliance voted out one of the 3-strong Malolo alliance.
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"We will keep them going across the country until ... the bill is voted out."
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"That f*****g governor, he needs to be voted out," Cohen tells TMZ Sports.
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Fran: I think the majority of people who voted out were the older generation.
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She was the second contestant voted out of the game, lasting only six days.
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" That is right, Collins voted out of her own facilitation of a "rape culture.
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Lawmakers voted out of Parliament would be able to appeal to the Supreme Court.
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The PRI ruled for 71 consecutive years until it was voted out in 2000.
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After the quake, the PRI gradually lost support and was voted out in 2000.
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He also competed on Survivor: All-Stars and was the second person voted out.
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Are you interested in seeing Donald Trump voted out of office in two years?
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She was voted out of the Judiciary Committee along party lines late last month.
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SHERIFF WHO BOUGHT BEACH HOUSE AFTER POCKETING $750G FROM INMATE FOOD FUND GETS VOTED OUT
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Did you have any idea you were going to be voted out when you were?
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Arpaio, who was voted out of office, is scheduled to be sentenced on Oct. 5.
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Many flippers find themselves quickly voted out– Cochran in South Pacific, Candice in Heroes vs.
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The former Maricopa County sheriff was voted out of office in 2016 after 23 years.
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The players remember her as the girl who voted out her mom in Blood vs.
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But when the Mana tribe played its idol for Sierra, they voted out Malcolm instead.
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Schmack was elected shortly after McCullough's trial and has since been voted out of office.
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He said he expects little change unless Trump is voted out of office in 20173.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE of Illinois, who was voted out of office; and Sen.
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Cárdenas would either have to voluntarily step down or be voted out by his colleagues.
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Cardenas would either have to voluntarily step down or be voted out by his colleagues.
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But if they develop behaviors not conducive to the camp, they can be voted out.
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I almost got voted out and no one in the world likes me at all.
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The full funding bill was voted out of committee in the Senate just last week.
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If the tribe had voted out Tom, that would leave a furious Aaron and Dean.
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In 2011, though, García was voted out of office, and his successor overturned his policies.
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Cory Gardner of Colorado, has yet to be voted out of the Senate Banking Committee.
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A Vermont mayor's last day in office after being voted out for pledging to welcome refugees A Vermont mayor's last day in office after being voted out for pledging to welcome refugees This segment originally aired March 14, 2017 on VICE News Tonight on HBO.
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But these are people who felt moved by Trump's message and voted out of self-interest.
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Mick Mulvaney faced contentious confirmation hearings Tuesday and four other nominees were voted out of committee.
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This year, Shelton has been voted out of office, replaced by an infinitely better-qualified candidate.
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I imagine that he might have been the one voted out if he hadn't won immunity.
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It's easy to get paranoid at Tribal, assume you're getting voted out, and make a misplay.
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Incoming President Michel Temer, sworn in just after Rousseff was voted out, will finish her term.
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Adam obviously made that big move when he voted out Figgy, and that changed the dynamic.
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However, he was also voted out both times at the second tribal council after his return.
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Couples form and reform as new tempters -- "bombshells" -- enter the villa and rejects are voted out.
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Fitzgerald won the challenge and voted out Neal Gottlieb, who was a sure vote for Bracco.
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"I was voted out of the group," Brown told Roberts, of why he left the band.
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You worked hard to reveal Adam's secret advantage and get him voted out instead of you.
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" He added: "Your job doesn't stop until you are voted out or until your term expires.
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Jessica voted for Cece, Ken voted for Jessica, and only Cece and David voted out Lucy.
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The elderly had voted Out, but then, the selfish bastards were going to die soon anyway.
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She should be voted out for sure, but she shouldn't be on the Foreign Relations Committee.
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"I'm disgusted that we voted out," said Hilary Small, a 67-year-old retired medical secretary.
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By the time the members emerged from the skyscraper's granite walls, Neumann had been voted out.
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He was then voted out of office by his constituents during the Republican Revolution of 1994.
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Some of them got voted out of Congress, and others just don't emphasize these issues anymore.
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Just days after Mr. Najib was voted out, the police raided six residences connected to him.
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Garland from Euclid, Ohio, thinks it's a travesty and hopes Republicans are voted out in November.
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At the first tribal council, Kim was ultimately voted out of the game, making matters worse.
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Rao was ultimately voted out of the Judiciary Committee, 12-10 along partisan lines last Thursday.
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Mr. Ortega won his first election in 1985, and was voted out of office in 1990.
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Energy nominee Rick Perry and Interior Department pick Ryan ZInke were voted out of the energy committee.
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Cantor, who was voted out of office in 2014, backed Jeb Bush before Bush quit the race.
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Joe Anglim on Second Chance passed out in an immunity challenge and was voted out that night.
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Kerrigan was saved, and Morris was voted out, triggering a loud chorus of boos from the audience.
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In the 1960s, 1970s and 20503s, only one sub-Saharan government was peacefully voted out of office.
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They are cut off from the outside world, and "houseguests" are systematically voted out of the house.
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But the upstart Pirate Party, which won seats in the state Parliament in 2011, was voted out.
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"If it does not act for the welfare of Singaporeans, it can be voted out," she said.
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She made it about halfway through the "Survivor" competition in the Philippines before she was voted out.
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Students also warned lawmakers that if they don't take action, they will be voted out of office.
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But politicians agree that it is also a nearly surefire way to get voted out of office.
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Elected officials either need to get on board with constructive action, or be voted out of office.
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By the time Judge Tuleya reached his verdict, Law and Justice had been voted out of power.
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Viewers eventually voted out The Penguin, revealed to be comedian and former "The View" host Sherri Shepherd.
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Not being democratically elected, or appointed on merit, Andrew can't be voted out of office or sacked.
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The prospect that she could be weakened, or voted out, would be potentially devastating for the bloc.
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Mr. DiMura was set to leave office at the end of the year after being voted out.
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His government then fought a war against U.S.-backed "Contras" before he was voted out in 1990.
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Bazta Arpaio successfully had him voted out of office in 2016, electing Paul Penzone as Maricopa County sheriff.
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He was voted out of Congress by a landslide chamber vote of 450 to 10, with nine abstentions.
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She's a player whose best moment came in getting Mari Takahashi voted out in the season's second episode.
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It's just hours before tribal council, where one unlucky castaway will be voted out and forced to leave.
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Oh, and here's the kicker: they're all un-elected bureaucrats who can't get voted out of office either.
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Khurelsukh succeeds Jargaltulga Erdenebat, who was voted out of office in September amid allegations of corruption and incompetence.
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Someone is voted out of the house each week, and the last remaining guest wins a grand prize.
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Aaaaand barely a scene later, we find out that Hakeem was voted out of his position as CEO.
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While Extinction Island has provided an interesting look into voted out players, I've missed the post tribal awkwardness.
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The bill was just overwhelmingly voted out of the Senate Judiciary Committee by a vote of 15-85033.
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The following year, every member of the board who had tried to resegregate the schools was voted out.
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Floridians voted out J. Herbert Burke, a Republican, after he pleaded guilty to disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest.
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Still, his hard-line approach to the issue contributed to his being voted out of office in November.
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The students also warned lawmakers that if they don't take action, they will be voted out of office.
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More than 10 different countries have voted out populists, undergone serious protests, or taken strong stands against Russia.
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More than 10 different countries have voted out populists, undergone serious protests, or taken strong stands against Russia.
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But then we got voted out and we were a bit disappointed we didn't get to dance that dance.
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Sessions is not expected to be voted out of the Judiciary Committee until about a week after Inauguration Day.
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Villains, completely decimating parts of the island, including "Ponderosa" where contestants stay after being voted out of the game.
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ENVIRONMENT Wilbur Ross, who was voted out of committee today, pledged to not intimidate climate scientists working for NOAA.
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Arpaio was voted out of office and replaced by a sheriff who has taken a lower profile on immigration.
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Schiff was voted out of the Senate Judiciary Committee and is waiting for a vote by the full Senate.
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Ortega helped lead the 1979 revolution that overthrew dictator Anastasio Somoza, but was voted out of power in 1990.
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Flippers are often the next people voted out, and Sarah risks earning the eternal animosity of her former tribe.
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Other times, they have the numbers, but they self destruct and find themselves voted out by their own alliance.
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A similar picture emerged in the nearby cathedral city of Chelmsford, where 53 percent of the population voted out.
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It is the third time since 2000 that the government of the day has been voted out of office.
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By being voted out, Cunha loses partial immunity from prosecution offered to members of Congress and high-ranking politicians.
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He is a threat to our domestic tranquility and must be voted out of office at the earliest opportunity.
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Was Michaela right to believe Michelle when she told her she'd be the next person voted out after Figgy?
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Eyal Booker, who was voted out of the show weeks ago, attends a party hosted by Armani in London.
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But after a rancorous 14-hour annual general meeting on August 26th, they voted out Stada's chairman, Martin Abend.
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Just look at what liberal ideological purism did to Democrats: They've been voted out of government at every level.
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An accused child groper and an admitted pussy-grabber: This is the Republican Party that must be voted out.
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He has also been voted out more times than any other contestant (five, including three times in South Pacific).
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Amid accusations that they had laundered money through these projects, the party was voted out of office in 2016.
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Recent unpopular governors have been voted out of office, and the only one embroiled in scandal resigned, Harrison said.
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Public officials serve at our pleasure, subject to criticism and subject to being voted out at the next election.
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Free elections were finally held in 1990, and the representatives of the old regime were voted out of office.
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The Senate Education Committee voted out the nomination of Betsy DeVos as education secretary on a party-line vote.
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The problems began before Netanyahu and Trump came on the scene, and they won't disappear if they're voted out.
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By then, Beam's reputation had been muddied by the Gibson investigation, and he had been voted out of office.
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Students also warned lawmakers they would be voted out of office if they didn't take action on gun control.
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His original nomination was voted out of committee in November 2017, but never came to a full Senate vote.
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Just 23 when he competed on the show, he lasted five episodes and was voted out in 12th place.
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In the meeting, the president was blunt: Pass this bill or risk being voted out of office next year.
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People talk about the fatigue, and people will get over it, and he'll be voted out, and this and that.
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State's Attorney Richard Schmack, the prosecutor who concluded that McCullough couldn't have committed the crime, was voted out of office.
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But that has not tempered criticism of Dallas District Attorney Faith Johnson, who was voted out of office in November.
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The other nine nominees have either been confirmed, voted out of the Senate Judiciary Committee, or have had a hearing.
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"I'm dealing with morons," Bret snarked, shortly before he was voted out in yet another botched attempt to oust David.
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Instead, there's a weekly challenge where someone can earn themselves individual immunity — meaning they can't be voted out that night.
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His nomination was never brought up for a vote on the Senate floor after he was voted out of committee.
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Rabin was assassinated by a far-right nationalist in 1995 and Peres was voted out of office eight months later.
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They had the idol, and while J.T. trusted Culpepper to vote out Sandra, they voted out his best ally instead.
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Most Arab and African leaders now leave office because they are voted out or do not stand for re-election.
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Because a lot of times you see it on Survivor where you see a really good player get voted out.
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Wickremesinghe is refusing to vacate his prime ministerial residence and insists he remains in office until voted out by parliament.
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Likewise, there are years when speakers who aren't all that unpopular seeing their parties voted out (see 1994 and 2006).
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Obviously I wasn't voted out because I stole the food, but actions like that put this big [target on me].
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Because for the first time, Nigerians had voted out an incumbent in an election that was largely free and fair.
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In early August, lawmakers voted out the labor minister and in July President Hassan Rouhani replaced the central bank governor.
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There she battled physical illness in her first six days and was the second contestant voted out of the game.
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But nobody seriously thought that a player would turn on a relative — until Ciera Eastin voted out her own mom.
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But she's safe from being voted out of the house for now, having conveniently won immunity from the first ejection.
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Ultimately, the lawyers warned, Mr. Trump could be voted out of office if voters believed he had abused his power.
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They may be hoping that Trump will be voted out in 2020, to be replaced by a more congenial Democrat.
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The moment the long-ruling coalition Barisan Nasional was voted out of power on May 21980, it started to disintegrate.
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At the time, in the 1980s, appearing soft on crime was a surefire way to be voted out of office.
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The SRCA was voted out of the Senate Judiciary Committee last year, as was a similar measure in the House.
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And Strickland had been voted out of the governor's office, after one term, at a time of enormous economic pain.
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And even after they got voted out in 2018, Republicans found ways to strip incoming Democratic officials of their powers.
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But as Heitkamp and Portman note with some pride, the bill was voted out of committee in just three weeks.
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There are 32 nominees who have been voted out of committee and are waiting for a final vote by the Senate.
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He would be returning to Ponderosa, where voted out contestants go, after making one of the worst decisions of his life.
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Furthermore, Angela has every reason to worry about her own position in the game, after her best ally is voted out.
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Sales manager Chris Underwood was the third person voted out of the game, when his allies turned on him at Manu.
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Shah said again that the White House will entertain any document voted out of the House Intelligence Committee the same way.
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Perhaps Trump's biggest enablers, like Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan, will be voted out of Congress.
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Because the Democrat-controlled Millard Tydings Senate committee whitewashed those charges and slandered McCarthy, Tydings was soon voted out of office.
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The subcommittee voted out of key language opposed by Republicans that prohibits the United States from deploying the low yield warhead.
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Maybe he'll be voted out in November 27 -- or maybe he'll leave at the end of two terms in January 21.
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Five months later, the Democrat appointed by then-Governor Ann Richards to succeed Bentsen was voted out in a special election.
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UMNO — along with its allies — was voted out of power in 2018, partly due to public anger over the 1MDB scandal.
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Congress is not a European parliament, aimed at enabling the majority party to have its way until it gets voted out.
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It's particularly nice to see Vladimir Putin's favorite Republican member of the House, Dana Rohrabacher of California, voted out of office.
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At the start of debate on Thursday, Mr. Sánchez urged Mr. Rajoy to resign rather than getting voted out of office.
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But a war financed by the United States marked his entire term in office until he was voted out in 1990.
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"I'm hopeful that we can get it voted out of the Senate tomorrow and get it to the president's desk," Sen.
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In general, presidential abuse of the pardon power may be checked in two ways, through impeachment or by being voted out.
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He kept so calm at tribal council, that he failed to play his idol, and was voted out of the game.
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A majority favored removing Nixon only after the House Judiciary Committee voted out articles of impeachment on a somewhat bipartisan basis.
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Maybe he'll be voted out in November 2020 -- or maybe he'll leave at the end of two terms in January 2025.
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Kirkpatrick represented Arizona&aposs first congressional district beginning in 2009, but was voted out of office in the 2010 Republican wave election.
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Gorsuch completed his Judiciary Committee confirmation hearings last week and is expected to be voted out of committee on Monday, April 3.
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Go deeper: Nissan chairman Carlos Ghosn voted out Nissan chairman arrested for alleged financial misconduct Nissan's overhauled Leaf electric car lands tonight
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Dreiband was voted out of the Senate Judiciary Committee in September, but he hasn't had a vote in the full Senate yet.
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Although resigning as speaker, he still hangs on to the seat, but could be voted out by the plenary in coming weeks.
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In news that is not unrelated in the slightest to all of this, Lee may get voted out of office next month.
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Nick may be the first person to have the idea to split the minority group's vote, when the Davids voted out Dan.
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Menem's tenure ended in less dramatic fashion, but it ended nonetheless — after 10 years in power, he was voted out of office.
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Chidambaram, who served in the Congress government that was voted out of office in 2014, could not be reached immediately for comment.
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Both were founders of the group and significant shareholders, but they were voted out at a November board meeting in their absence.
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But today he says he believes Zelenskiy will be voted out of office in five years with his popularity in single digits.
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"They've got to be voted out of office," Trump said of Democrats as he blamed the party for a range of issues.
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She toyed with betraying her alliance in Worlds Apart, never saw the perfect opportunity, and was voted out at the final five.
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Tens of thousands turned out in mass street protests calling for him to be not only voted out of office, but jailed.
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The bill was favorably voted out of the Committee with unanimous support in July and is awaiting consideration on the House Floor.
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In 1998, not long after Nadler was elected to his fourth term, the committee voted out articles of impeachment on President Clinton.
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The former military commander was democratically voted out of office in 292 but took power again in 1997 during a civil war.
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The former military commander was democratically voted out of office in 1992 but took power again in 1997 during a civil war.
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He was finally voted out in 1937, went on to practice law in Washington, DC, and in Texas, and died in 1957.
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They all need to be voted out of office, and thoughtful conservatives who were not corrupted need to build a new party.
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The older generations who didn't do as much to save our planet and fight against emissions will be voted out of office.
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Millions of Latin Americans have voted out incumbents and over the past few months have poured into the streets in enormous protests.
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The operative myth in government, however, is that people who try new things and fail are fired or voted out of office.
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It is what's known as a classified board, in which directors' terms are staggered, protecting them from being voted out en masse.
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Ruling Mexico continuously from 1929, the PRI had become a byword for corruption by the time it was voted out in 2000.
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As couples are voted out by the viewers watching at home, new singles are brought in, changing the dynamic of the house.
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Then again, his committee still hasn't voted out the nomination of Mr. Trump's nominee for attorney general, Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama.
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A similar bill in the Senate enjoys strong bipartisan support and was voted out of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in July.
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The lead defendant was Ruben (Doc) Cavazos, the club's national president until he was voted out weeks before the charges were filed.
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Arpaio was voted out in 2016, damaged by a series of judgments that left local taxpayers on the hook for $146 million.
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Picking up just after Varner was unceremoniously voted out of the game, Wednesday's episode began with Smith and his tribemates back at camp.
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Poll ratings have fallen for Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, who voted 'out' in a 1975 referendum on membership of the then European Community.
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Talley was already voted out of the Senate Judiciary Committee — with Grassley's support — and was waiting for a vote by the full Senate.
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Mr Gayoom, who is 80, ran the Maldives for three decades with an iron fist before being voted out of office in 2008.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' But Devon stays strategically sharp.
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Once Katrina was voted out, it stood to reason that Chrissy would use her secret super idol to save her Mom Squad partner.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On Survivor Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Does that make any sense?
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Sanchez became prime minister of a minority government in June last year when parliament voted out a conservative administration over a corruption scandal.
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During the episode, Williams, 41, won the first Head of Household challenge competition and subsequently nominated Lohan and Burruss to be voted out.
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Hiroto Saikawa made the comments at an extraordinary shareholders' meeting in Tokyo, where Ghosn was expected to be voted out as a director.
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In July 1974, the Supreme Court ruled against Nixon over the tapes and, soon thereafter, the House committee voted out articles of impeachment.
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"Red state Democrats may welcome Obama's campaign cash, but accepting his help will only ensure they are voted out in November," she added.
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If Maricopa County's voters finally wake up — and a recent poll hints at the possibility — the sheriff will be voted out of office.
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I clearly think that all countries affected by tariffs will retaliate because if they don't retaliate they will be voted out of office.
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The bill had passed the House, but many of its Democratic supporters were voted out of office in the Republican avalanche of 2010.
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The prosecutor general, long a target of criticism from other Western nations and international lenders, was soon voted out by the Ukrainian Parliament.
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Nonetheless, Bounds received a Judiciary Committee hearing in June and was voted out of committee on an 11-to-503 party-line vote.
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She won re-election six months after the impeachment, while two of the councilmen who had tried to expel her were voted out.
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"But what if those people get voted out of office and, next year, the people who are voted in are Democrats," he asked.
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Public protest led to a number of Brownback loyalists voted out last year, with legislative newcomers igniting a budget revolt against the governor.
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The Ukrainian prosecutor, who was later voted out on corruption allegations, was looking into an energy company whose board included Biden's son Hunter.
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But a conviction would not automatically force Menendez from the Senate, although he could choose to resign or be voted out by lawmakers.
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On May 9, Malaysians stunningly voted out a coalition led by Prime Minister Najib Razak that had ruled the country since independence in 1957.
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Leading voice in Rousseff's impeachment In 2016 Cunha was voted out of Congress in a chamber vote of 450 to 10, with nine abstentions.
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In early August Iranian lawmakers voted out the minister of labour and in July President Hassan Rouhani replaced the head of the central bank.
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"I don't know why but people...have been expecting that if they voted out, day by day we're just going to disappear," she said.
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COONS: Earlier today, Martha, two different Senate committees voted out two different bills that are genuinely bipartisan and I&aposve worked very hard on.
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Representative John Culberson (R-Texas), who was recently voted out of office, was a strong proponent for a NASA mission to this icy world.
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With the Secure Act's passage, it will now head to the Senate, where a similar bill has yet to be voted out of committee.
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In the miracle that the Lesu tribe does prevail, and it comes down to the final five, he knows who will be voted out.
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One stretch of seasons featured Exile Island, where a player that was voted out had a chance to get themselves back in the game.
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Jay also made some progress with a pair of the Millennials that voted out Michelle last week as he reconnected with Hannah and Zeke.
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Some of his own advisers compare him to Churchill, who led Britain to victory over Nazi Germany only to be voted out of office.
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Shooter was voted out of office 56-3 in February after numerous women accused him of sexual harassment and creating a hostile work environment.
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But he refused — and thus, became the first lawmaker to be voted out of the Arizona legislature since 1991, according to the Arizona Republic.
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They insisted that it wasn't enough to dissolve the IDC to achieve these legislative goals; its members had to be voted out of office.
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Benczkowski was voted out of committee along party lines, but a vote on his nomination in the full Senate has dragged on for months.
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After that, Russia is hoping that Ms. Merkel, his prime opponent in Europe, will be voted out of office in Germany's elections next fall.
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It's natural to be more optimistic about the future when our favored politicians are in power, and to despair when they are voted out.
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Given the grip on power that he now enjoys, Mr. Erdogan is unlikely to be voted out, regardless of how bad the economy gets.
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We know from the episode he wasn't voted out by housemates, but Mooch is keeping tight-lipped about his exit after just 6 days.
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But taxpayers were unwilling to foot the bill, and legislators believed they would be voted out of office if they appeared soft on crime.
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Senate Republicans are rushing to pass their tax plan this week, after it was voted out of the Senate Finance Committee along party lines.
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Again, that might be mythic, there might be other reasons that he's voted out of office, but people will say retrospectively that that mattered.
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Native-born citizens voted out lawmakers sympathetic to foreigners and promoted conspiracy theories that the pope would use Irish Catholics to control the country.
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In early August Iranian lawmakers voted out the minister of labor and last month President Hassan Rouhani replaced the head of the central bank.
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House Republicans furiously marked-up H.R.2628 and rushed to get it voted out of committee and then to pass it in the House.
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Lott was never voted out, he simply stepped down as leader in 2002 when he faced so much personal scrutiny in the news media.
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"The new mayor needs to be voted out if she does away with the Christmas parade," read one comment on the initial Facebook post.
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Jurvetson was eventually voted out of the firm in the middle of its investigation, and he has since sat in limbo in Musk's orbit.
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But what was even more shocking than Crawford being voted out was that the vote against him (apart from Cole's, of course) was unanimous.
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"They flew me back to Minnesota after I was voted out to get hand surgery and back surgery from infections" says ousted contestant Peter Baggenstos.
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Schwartz, an attorney at the law firm Schaerr Duncan, was nominated on June 7 and was voted out of committee along party lines in September.
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Each week, one or more Celebrity Houseguests will be voted out of the house, with the last remaining Houseguest receiving the grand prize of $250,000.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, a socialist who voted 'out' in the 234 referendum on membership of the European Community, has seen his poll ratings fall.
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Kirk has criticized Omar previously, and in one tweet called her anti-Semitic, but he had not said she should be voted out of office.
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The ANC can point to its (patchy) delivery of basic services and social grants, which it alleges would be threatened if it were voted out.
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They also reveal that nearly 200 top-secret, codeword-protected documents were left in a former senator's office after she was voted out in 2013.
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But they had decided that if I was voted out of the game, even if I made the jury, that I would have gone home.
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If you play the situation right, nobody sees you as a ringleader, and whoever's voted out ends up cheering you on from the jury bench.
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The announcement is another major step forward for the legislation, which had been delayed for years but finally was voted out of committee this month.
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Comey frequently criticized the president and his GOP allies in recent months, and has called for Trump to be voted out of office in 2020.
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Benczkowski was nominated last year and was voted out of committee along party lines, but a Senate floor vote to confirm him lingered for months.
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In 2016, Biden reportedly threatened to withhold $1 billion in U.S. loan guarantees unless the country removed a top prosecutor, who was later voted out.
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Sirisena's move comes after Rajapaksa, his choice to lead the government, was voted out twice within days by a majority in a no-confidence motion.
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They had proposed a broader ban, similar to what Couillard proposed, but were voted out of office before being able to enact any such law.
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Mr. Rajapaksa was voted out of office in 2015, but Sri Lanka's new government struggled to make payments on the debt he had taken on.
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He has twice been favorably voted out of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee, but his nomination never received a full Senate floor vote.
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Legislators opposed to the Sumitomo-Shenhua consortium were voted out of parliament after a landslide election victory for the Mongolian People's Party (MPP) in June.
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Parkland students spoke at the march in Washington, D.C., where they warned lawmakers they would be voted out of office if they didn't take action.
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Senators also didn't learn until after he was voted out of committee that he was married to White House counsel Donald McGhan's chief of staff.
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Students who survived the Parkland shooting gave emotional speeches during the march, warning lawmakers that if they don't take action, they will be voted out.
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The inquiry ran five years, with Mr. Arpaio announcing his "troubling" findings in December of 2016, just weeks after having been voted out of office.
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" Adds ousted contestant Liz Markham: "I had surgery in Phnom Penh after I was voted out, because I had a bad staph infection in my shoulder.
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Until Stephen Harper's Conservative government was voted out of power in 2015, it spent nearly a decade as the free world's chief aggressor on this front.
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Barr was voted out of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday and will be considered by the GOP-controlled Senate sometime later this month (The Hill).
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The AfD's Stephan Brandner was voted out as head of the Bundestag lower house of parliament's legal affairs committee as other parties joined forces against him.
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The Team Mitch account responded to Scott's tweet on Wednesday with a screenshot a newspaper headline when his "Parks & Rec" character was voted out of office.
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He also said that Mr. Cameron had soon become "distracted by other things" and that Mr. Sarkozy had been voted out of office the next year.
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Demers was voted out of the Senate Judiciary Committee earlier this month and will appear before the Senate intelligence committee for a confirmation hearing next week.
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In that case, and if Mr. Maduro is voted out, the vice president will serve the remaining two years of Mr. Maduro's term in his place.
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He recounts a time his best friend threw an entire cup of water in the face of his younger sister after getting voted out of Survivor.
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After his party was voted out in 2012, Saakashvili shifted his attentions to Ukraine, the site of the next high-profile struggle over Russia's near abroad.
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That Sky data, they just took the answer from whether people voted out of nine out of ten or more on a zero to ten scale.
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Kirkpatrick suggests that if the activists had lived with Morsi's illiberal but weak rule until he could be voted out, democracy might have had a chance.
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He was voted out in 2017 and now the country, under a new president, is starting to collect testimonies to create a record of his atrocities.
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Mr. D'Alessandro, a former chief executive of John Hancock Financial Services, had been voted out of his chairmanship earlier in the month at SeaWorld's annual meeting.
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After he was voted out in 1990, he continued to be a menace from behind the scenes, intimidating and blackmailing political opponents to stage his comeback.
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Tax reform Senate Republicans are rushing to pass their tax plan this week after it was voted out of the Senate Finance Committee along party lines.
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During the March for Our Lives rally in Washington, D.C., students warned lawmakers that they would be voted out of office if they didn't take action.
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He voted out in the 1975 referendum and for most of his career has been fiercely critical of the EU as a free-market, pro-capitalist club.
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In recent weeks Malaysians voted out Najib Razak and the UMNO party that had ruled since independence; protesters in Armenia broke a decade of one-party rule.
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Of the three dozen people Reuters interviewed in these two Essex towns, an overwhelming majority said they had voted out and were still happy with the result.
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Maria Lourdes Sereno, a former chief justice who frequently rebuked the president, was voted out of her job by her colleagues in May over a legal technicality.
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She took control of her tribe and voted out Tony and then J.T. But eliminating the other massive threats — and specifically the other winners — left her exposed.
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State news agency MENA reported state-run newspapers as saying that between 23 million and 25 million people had voted, out of an electorate of 59 million.
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He was voted out of his mayoral post in 2009, and he took with him some of the antiques he had collected during his years in office.
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The first came during Week 6, when "Glee" alum Heather Morris was voted out of the competition in a result that drew ire from the ballroom audience.
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In Nigeria, Africa's most populous country, a corrupt and incompetent ruling party was voted out for the first time since the end of military rule in 1999.
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It is not yet clear what the cost of the measure will be, and changes to the version that was voted out of committee could be needed.
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"Tillerson believes the deal is politically unsustainable in the United States because the Obama administration -- which negotiated the deal -- was voted out of office," one official said.
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Six state legislators in Oklahoma who voted against a teacher pay bill were voted out of office in their primary runoff elections on Tuesday, CNN reported Wednesday.
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He'll most likely not be voted out as the big shareholders, like Qatar's royal family, China's HNA and private-equity firm Cerberus Capital are still supporting him.
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One of the world's longest-serving leaders, he came to power in 1985 and refused to step aside in 1993 after he was voted out of office.
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Now, in THE INNOCENTS (Putnam, $27), the sixth book in this series, Quinn has been voted out as sheriff, but he's still trying to make things right.
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If found guilty, Menendez will not automatically be forced out of the upper chamber, though he could choose to resign or be voted out by his colleagues.
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And the voter cannot punish the writer of these commands because Congress cleverly has passed the lawmaking buck to bureaucrats who cannot be voted out of office.
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Everyone congratulates each other with the appropriate hug, air kiss, or bow, according to their cultural customs, and grins and claps as they themselves are voted out.
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He first rose to power in 1979, ruling until he was democratically voted out in 1992, and then reclaiming power in 1997 during the country's civil war.
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The only wronged party are the undocumented immigrants with little political power, and no one's ever been voted out of office because immigration reform failed to pass.
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I can only surmise it's one of two reasons: those like ChiChi who were just voting for their best Judy and those who voted out of pity.
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In almost a dozen of the 30 counties with the highest pace of death sentences, prosecutors have been voted out of office since 2015, Mr. Dunham said.
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Sirisena and Wickramasinghe had originally joined forces to defeat Rajapaksa, who was unceremoniously voted out of office in 2015, amid allegations of corruption, nepotism and war crimes.
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Students have vowed to continue fighting for gun control and have warned lawmakers they will be voted out of office if they don't pass new gun laws.
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The proposal by Bill Shuster of Pennsylvania and Frank LoBiondo of New Jersey was voted out of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee along partisan lines on Thursday.
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The nomination of his successor, Jeffrey Rosen, was successfully voted out of the Senate Judiciary Committee along party lines Thursday morning and awaits confirmation from the full Senate.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Nauru President Baron Waqa was voted out of office in the tiny South Pacific island nation after six years in power, media reports said on Sunday.
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Even the ones who weren't voted out of committee, which required a majority vote to get out, I insisted they go to the floor to get a vote.
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But pardon doesn't change what matters: Arpaio's policies were declared unconstitutional, he was found in civil contempt of court, and most importantly, he was voted out of office.
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The previous government headed by Najib Razak sold out to China but in May 2018 Razak was voted out of office by a coalition led by Mahathir Mohamed.
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After Savage was voted out of Cambodia, Kimmi took his pants, Abi took his jacket, and close-eyed viewers could see Keith Nale swaggering around in his underwear.
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Hoover was blamed for a lackluster response to the Great Depression, and he along with Carter and H.W. Bush were voted out of office after a single term.
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And if Kellyn were voted out, Domenick and Wendell would likely be so busy scrambling to maintain their place in the game, they wouldn't have time for recrimination.
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"The American people voted out of office a large number of low-enforcement, high-immigration politicians of both parties," Roy Beck, executive director of NumbersUSA, said on Twitter.
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In Orange County, California, Rohrabacher was voted out of office—a rebuke of Trump's agenda and a sign of how the demographics in former conservative bastions are shifting.
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Sometimes I sit and marvel that the events of 2016 actually happened—can you believe, truly, that we voted out of the EU for no good reason whatsoever?
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One former congressional Republican who got voted out largely for his vote in support of that bill — Bob Inglis of South Carolina — says times are changing, albeit slowly.
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But they also voted out of a more general concern that the country, in the Trump era, was going back to a place best left in the past.
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"Either he resigns or he will get voted out," Brian Mosallam, a board member who has been a critic of Mr. Engler, said in an interview on Wednesday.
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And there are other Trump voters who voted out of economic frustration and anger at the status quo, who I think can be brought back into our coalition.
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Schnatter has retained his seat on the board and doesn't intend to give it up anytime soon, despite rumors that directors may try to have him voted out.
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But it also brings up another possibility: that much like in the 1970s, today's scandals might spur new good-government reforms after the current regime is voted out.
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HAHN: He&aposs another one of those guys who got out of touch with his state and was voted out of office or lost a primary in his state.
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The PRI ruled Mexico for more than seven decades continuously until it was voted out in 2000, by which time the party name had become a byword for corruption.
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Sirisena called the all party leaders' meeting after Rajapaksa, his choice to lead the government, was voted out twice within days by a majority in a no-confidence motion.
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Once there are three (sometimes two) players left in the game, a jury of all the post-merge players who were voted out convenes and interrogates the remaining competitors.
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Unethical or illegal businesses will tend to be voted out of cooperative networks with face-to-face exchanges, however, which can go a long way toward legitimizing the currency.
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In addition, three suitors from JoJo Fletcher's current Bachelorette season will be coming to play: Grant Kemp, Evan Bass and Vinny Ventiera, who were all voted out Monday night.
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Najib was voted out of office in a historic election that ended the 60-year rule of Barisan Nasional, a coalition of political parties in power since Malaysia's independence.
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A majority party that would turn its back on fiscal conservatism and populist anger—after the election we've just had—is simply begging to be voted out of office.
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Cornell Williams Brooks was voted out as NAACP head in May after the board decided it needed a different leader to combat the Trump administration's assaults on civil rights.
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If Menendez is convicted, he will not automatically be removed from the Senate, though he could choose to resign or be voted out by his colleagues in the chamber.
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Arpaio, who founded Tent City, the infamous outdoor jail in Arizona where inmates wore pink underwear and shuffled around in chain gangs, was voted out of office in 2016.
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One particularly callous diagram making the rounds on Facebook calculated the average age of those who voted out and how long they would have to live with the decision.
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They are accountable to voters, and can be voted out of office if they don't take the wishes of their constituents into consideration—individual citizens don't have such responsibilities.
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Ortega, the Sandinista leader, was voted out of office in 1990, but re-elected in 2006, and was inaugurated on the same day as former Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez.
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The bill was voted out of committee, 8-5, and in a state where Republicans have a supermajority, it is expected to pass both chambers and land on Gov.
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Democrats intend to expound on Mueller's evidence in a lengthy report that will accompany the articles of impeachment when they're voted out of the Judiciary Committee later this week.
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The economy grew by 3.3% last year and Honcharuk's predecessor, who was voted out of office in an election in July, had forecast growth of around 3% this year.
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The country, like the United States, was suffering from high energy prices and a sluggish economy, and its Conservative prime minister, Edward Heath, had just been voted out of office.
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I would guess that many more women have been voted out because they were perceived to be starting women's alliances than actual women's alliances have been created on the show.
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The Sandinistas' economic policies proved ruinous for the country and they were voted out of office in 1990 (making sure to pilfer national assets for themselves as they stepped down).
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If not, the members should be subject to the same laws as everyone else and forced to pay settlements out of their own pockets, and then voted out of office.
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Corruption is shaping up to be a key issue in next year's presidential election, with opinion polls showing the PRI faces a serious risk of being voted out of office.
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If Julia stuck with the men, the worst-case scenario would be that Cydney is voted out and surely Cydney is a bigger jury threat for Aubry than Debbie is.
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But I've managed to let go of the anger I had toward the relatives that voted out of Europe by reminding myself that their votes alone didn't tip the balance.
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Heller is widely considered the senator most likely to be voted out of a job next year: a recent poll showed him losing, 39% to 46%, against an unspecified opponent.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) said he expects Trump will be voted out of office.
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In that primary, after a court temporarily ordered a stay on the bans, 21,20143 North Carolinians voted out of their assigned precinct and 22014,249 registered the same day they voted.
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The full Senate would need to vote on the budget and it would then need to align with the House version, which was voted out of committee earlier this year.
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Then one of the four is voted out by the other three, who end up with a pile of money that, under the rules, is divided into three unequal shares.
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During the marches, students honored those who died from gun violence and warned lawmakers that if they don't take action on gun violence they will be voted out of office.
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But if there's any silver lining it's that Foxconn seems to be engaging with lawmakers and the public in a more straightforward way ever since Walker was voted out in 2018.
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Others confidently predict that even if he causes short-term damage to America's standing in the world, Mr Trump will be voted out in 2020 and things will return to normal.
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Appointed bureaucrats can't be voted out, but their bosses are a president who can fire them, as well as senators and representatives in Congress who can change or eliminate their funding.
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Perhaps the only good news for mainstream parties, and for all moderate voters, was that the NPD, a neo-Nazi party that had been represented in Mecklenburg's assembly, was voted out.
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As 2016 came to a close, the group was pushing for a special election to unseat Kumar; if he were voted out, a majority of the board could rescind Benzeevi's contract.
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Since that shooting, students at the Florida high school have become vocal advocates for gun control, warning lawmakers that if they don't take action, they will be voted out of office.
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"But we've seen this before, where [a bill] is voted out of committee and then it doesn't go anywhere," warned Huder, who thinks debate will only heat up on the floor.
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Mr. Hollande's political security, however, appears less well-protected: He is heading into a presidential election badly weakened at home and at risk of being voted out of office next spring.
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Frances Cleveland was the only first lady to hold the position twice, when her husband was voted out of office after one term, and then voted back in four years later.
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"The current plan this week is to vote on the Senate tax bill that was voted out of the Finance Committee last Thursday night," Senate Majority Whip John Cornyn told reporters.
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Mr. Mahama was voted out of office late last year, a defeat that many attributed to the country's faltering economy, which has been hurt by falling prices for oil and commodities.
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Ms. Byrd and Ms. Beisel would later backtrack and say they exaggerated their discomfort with Mr. Spilo to gain the trust of Ms. Kim, who was voted out in the episode.
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Without naming his opponent, Scott made the case that Nelson, 75, should be voted out after three terms in the Senate — and called for term limits to be instituted in Congress.
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These wrinkles pushed contestants to depraved depths of money mongering, as they betrayed alliance members in their quest to outwit, outplay, and outlast—one contestant even voted out her own mom.
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There were more businessmen on the streets before the Kuomintang—the ruling party that was voted out of office for the first time last week—"sent Taiwanese money to China," he said.
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The 72-year-old leader has ruled the Republic of Congo since 1979; he was democratically voted out of office in 1992 but took power again in 1997 during a civil war.
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She had a slow start, when her first ally Darnell was voted out, but since then has integrated herself into every alliance and been on the right side of almost every vote.
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So back to the Heroes beach we go to see who will be the latest recipient of the Sonja Christopher Golden Ukulele award as the first person voted out of the season.
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The idea is that in a three-tribe season (really any season, but especially a three tribe season), you may actually benefit from losing the early challenges – assuming you're not voted out.
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Shareholders, who had gathered for an extraordinary meeting just days after prosecutors arrested Ghosn in Tokyo again, also voted out another director, Greg Kelly, who has also been accused in the scandal.
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After being voted out on the fifth round of The Voice in 2012 at the terrifying age of 16, she gave a metaphorical shrug and started working hard on her own material.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Maybe it is considered bad manners to vote someone out in an impolite way.
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"Ed opposes removing the Lee Statue and believes the city council members who voted to spend $300,000 of taxpayer dollars to do so should be voted out of office," the website read.
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You have to be willing to say this is what's right for my country rather than 'I'm worried if I bring this up that I'll get voted out of my leadership position.
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He argued also that Democrats want to block the government spending bills to try to convince voters the Senate doesn't work under GOP control and Republicans should be voted out in November.
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That means we also cannot ignore the 24 other nominees just like Stanton who had Senate Judiciary Committee hearings, were voted out of committee, and are now pending on the Senate floor.
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If he does not relent, he could bring the work of the powerful committee to a halt as it applies to appellate court nominees, who are often voted out on party lines.
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" He told the crowd, "The liberal politicians who support criminal aliens, and they support them far over American citizens—Nancy Pelosi and her gang—they've got to be voted out of office!
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Arpaio was voted out of office in 2016 after multiple lawsuits and a Pulitzer-winning investigation by The East Valley Tribune exposed his abuse of power, corruption and neglect of basic policing.
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But in May, Mr. Najib was voted out of office by an electorate tired of the corruption scandals swirling around him, some of which involved China's highest-profile investment deals in Malaysia.
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And yet, come November, Mr. Cuomo will likely be sitting on the same ballot line as a whole slate of the same Republicans he says need to be voted out of office.
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No one has entirely forgotten that Egypt made peace with Israel in 1979, a move seen as such a historic betrayal of the bloc that Egypt was voted out for a decade.
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Sheriff also brandishes massive political power, particularly since the one president in Transnistria's short history who tried to curtail it was voted out in 22014 and then forced to flee the country.
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Several survivors of the Florida shooting spoke at the "March for Our Lives" event in Washington, D.C., and warned lawmakers they would be voted out of office if they didn't take action.
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Imagine telling them the only way for them to get rid of their inappropriate co-worker was through a public vote, at risk of personal loss and possibly being voted out themselves?
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Schiff told CNN on July 25 that the only way Trump would leave office is to be "voted out," while encouraging Democrats to make sure voters go to the polls in 2020.
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Corruption is shaping up to be one of the focal points of next year's presidential election, with opinion polls showing the PRI is seriously at risk of being voted out of office.
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Flake's bill — the Special Counsel Independence and Integrity Act — has already been voted out of committee, and Flake is urging Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to bring a vote to the Senate floor.
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You can make a pretty strong case that if Adam had actually gotten his way and voted out David at the final seven, neither Adam nor Hannah might have made the final three.
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Almost immediately, Davis was embraced by Florida shooting survivor Delaney Tarr, a student who has since told lawmakers they will be voted out of office if they fail to pass gun safety measures.
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In a shocking double elimination on week seven of the reality dance competition series, Lachey, 36, was voted out — one week after her husband and fellow DWTS contestant, Nick Lachey, was sent home.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' And is it really so bad for the Davids to enter the merge down numbers?
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" Still, Ford (who was voted out on Wednesday night's episode of the CBS reality competition) sympathizes with Smith and says the moment he opened up to her about his gender history was "stirring.
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The last time the California Senate expelled any of its members was in 1905, when four senators accused of taking bribes were voted out, according to legislative historian cited by the Sacramento Bee.
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It all went down during the tribal council, when Varner, 50, outed Smith, 29, in an attempt to paint the Brooklyn-based asset manager as "deceitful" and therefore worthy of being voted out.
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Back in 1986, Chief Justice Rose Bird and Associate Justice Cruz Reynoso were voted out of office because of their opposition to the death penalty and their support of other liberal agenda issues.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government was strongly in favor of a free-trade agreement with Europe, even though it had been negotiated by the Conservative government that was voted out a year ago.
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Some of them have come from competitive districts and support market solutions like a price on carbon emissions; many of these relatively moderate Republicans were voted out of office during the 2018 midterms.
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In 22.5, the PRI—the Mexican party that had held power for 22009 years—got voted out in favor of the National Action Party (PAN), which took a hard line against drug cartels.
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In the 1970s, in what was later called "referendums on race," Atlanta's suburban and overwhelmingly white Cobb, Clayton, and Gwinnett counties voted out of the region's MARTA system before it was even built.
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Najib was voted out of power last year amid widespread public anger over the scandal, and has since been charged with 42 criminal offences linked to losses at 1MDB and other state entities.
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Critics of Yameen, who was voted out in 2018 after five years in office, say government contracts were awarded at inflated prices, and that the spending threatened to sink the islands' tiny economy.
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Last year, his nomination was narrowly voted out of committee but the Senate has yet to take up a full vote for fear that there are not enough votes for him to pass.
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Shareholders at the emergency meeting also voted out another director, Greg Kelly, and voted in favor of making Renault Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard as a director, according to announcements made at the meeting.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Keeping Each Other Sane Domenick and Wendell may be one of my favorite Survivor duos ever.
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The legislation will now need to be marked up and voted out of the House committee on natural resources in order for it to be sent to the House floor for a full vote.
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On Tuesday, more than 3.5 million people voted out of 13 million registered Florida voters for a turnout rate of 27 percent, the highest for a non-presidential primary in the state since 2002.
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Also feel free to place your bets now on who is most likely to win, and who will be voted out first — which, I suppose, some could consider as winning in its own right.
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Perversely, if this metric holds up for Trump, Democrats desperate for Trump to be voted out of office may have to root for an economic recession, which runs counter to their own personal fortunes.
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Two of the four nominees expected to get a vote this week — 3rd Circuit nominee Stephanos Bibas for the 3rd Circuit and 10th Circuit nominee Allison Eid — were voted out of committee on Oct.
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They voted out the city's MAS mayor, who had polarized local voters because of municipal spending, and elected Soledad Chapeton, an Aymara from a center-right party who became the city's first female mayor.
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Others are concerned that a decade with no pay increase is spurring more members of Congress to retire or take cushier lobbying jobs nearby on K Street when they've been voted out of office.
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Gen X. But the history of Survivor is littered with players who waited too long — who were the sixth in a six person alliance, and then got voted out like clockwork in sixth place.
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But in a state where the politicians do not believe there is a credible threat of being voted out of office, they can ignore the will of the people and pay no discernible price.
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The bipartisan bill voted out of committee by the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Interior, Environment and Related Agencies provides the Interior Department with $28500 billion and the EPA with $6900 billion for fiscal 2628.
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" "A leader who neither understands nor cares about the mechanisms of government and the protections of liberty is unquestionably unfit to serve and should be voted out of office for the people's own good.
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These agencies are staffed with bureaucrats who can't be voted out of office, and many blame that lack of accountability for the growth of the regulatory state in the decades since the New Deal.
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Privately, some Trump administration officials say that China may use the virus as an excuse to delay meeting its commitments, in hopes that Mr. Trump will ultimately be voted out of office this year.
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Republicans need to be voted out in November since they are incapable of standing up to this unfit president who puts our reputation and our leadership in disrepute every day and with every tweet.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's ruling party plunged into a divisive leadership struggle on Monday when party chief Yeidckol Polevnsky refused to stand down after being voted out by opponents.
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But no reveal has been as full of emotion as this week's, when the Butterfly was voted out of the competition, revealing herself to be none other than Destiny's Child's third member, Michelle Williams.
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Washington (CNN)Neomi Rao, President Donald Trump's nominee for a powerful appellate court who came under early and unexpected criticism from two Republicans, was successfully voted out of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
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The return of Rajapaksa to public life marks an unlikely turnaround for the two-time former president, who was unceremoniously voted out of office in 2015, amid allegations of corruption, nepotism and war crimes.
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After all, when a bloc of Southern Democrats held up legislation that President Franklin D. Roosevelt supported during his second term, he tried to get them voted out of office — but he failed miserably.
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Smith has pretty much kept her head down and voted with the Democratic caucus as a freshman senator; she was already popular in the state before being appointed, so it's unlikely she'll be voted out.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' One of the biggest challenges of an idol or an advantage is knowing when to play it.
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BuzzFeed News reported Tuesday night that Talley, who was already voted out of the Senate Judiciary Committee and was waiting for a final vote in the Senate, had offered to withdraw his nomination last week.
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Temer and his allies expect the new charges to be voted out in the lower house next month with a wider margin of support than he obtained in the 1-227 vote on Aug. 2.
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Almost a year ago, Jurvetson was voted out of the firm he founded decades ago, after his fellow investors grew concerned about his personal conduct, which included multiple affairs with women in the tech industry.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' (Not that there's anything wrong with that.) James also understood that Angela wanted a promise of safety.
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In 2012, Arpaio and his so-called "cold-case posse" launched an investigation into President Obama's birth certificate that remained open until Arpaio was voted out of office in 2016, according to The Washington Post.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Just three years after being voted out in a presidential election in Sri Lanka, strongman Mahinda Rajapaksa is back at the center of power, appointed prime minister by the man who defeated him.
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The other possibility is that despite its threat to leave the deal in 60 days if it gets no economic relief, Iran hunkers down in hopes that Trump is voted out of office in 2020.
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Thus far, there doesn't seem to be one, and those opposed to Trump should worry about whether the Democrats will be successful in holding him accountable and whether he will be voted out in 2020.
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In addition, Republicans in one congressional district voted out Representative Tim Huelskamp, a farmer who had become a Tea Party favorite in Washington but had annoyed party stalwarts and been removed from the Agriculture Committee.
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A satirical online article in the run-up to the referendum playfully 'quoted' facially-adorned head doorman Sven Marquardt as saying that if Brit's voted out, they would be 99% less likely to get in.
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TOKYO, March 26 (Reuters) - Japanese apparel maker Renown Inc said the company's CEO and chairman were voted out of its board by China's Shandong Ruyi, its top shareholder, at an annual general meeting on Thursday.
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Thousands of people in one town, Saraqib, participated in local elections last month, and the president of Idlib University was voted out of office recently — something the faculty noted had never happened to Syria's president.
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That was the subway fare in 1968, and politicians from New York City to Albany knew that the surest way to get voted out of office was to be seen as responsible for raising it.
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However, reporting by the Baltimore Sun's Kevin Rector and Paul McCardell uncovered records that showed Mfume was voted out of the organization over concerns of a sexual harassment allegation and other critiques about Mfume's judgment.
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Despite a measure of success fighting corruption there, his party was voted out in 2012, and he left the country, followed by criminal charges of abuse of power, which he says were driven by politics.
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After the defeat of his beloved project, Mr. Arens remained in government as a minister without portfolio, as foreign minister and then again as defense minister until 1992, when Likud was voted out of power.
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More than three years since Britons voted out, the fate of Brexit remains uncertain, ranging from a disorderly split at the end of this month, to another delay and a national election in bitterly divided Britain.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Tribe Members Only The politics of comfort end up playing an even bigger role when Purple loses immunity.
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Najib Razak, who was voted out of office as prime minister of Malaysia in May, was arrested and charged with several crimes related to 1MDB, a state development fund from which billions of dollars have disappeared.
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"I got a call at noon that my hearing was at 5:30, and by 6:30 I was voted out of the committee, and I was voted off the floor the next day," he said.
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Furthermore, the biggest experience Republicans have with voting on climate change is bad: Some House Republicans were voted out of office in 2010 after voting yes on a sweeping climate bill conservative groups called a tax.
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In the case of Richard Nixon, articles of impeachment were drafted and one was voted out of committee, but he pulled the old you-can't-impeach-me-I-quit maneuver, and thus was never technically impeached.
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One option is the "Norwegian model", under which Britain retains access to the single market but must continue to allow unfettered immigration from the EU. Yet many Brits voted out because they wanted to reduce immigration.
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"We are in an era where somebody like this, who is qualified, unfortunately, is likely to be voted out without recommendation or with a negative recommendation," Corker said Sunday on "State of the Union" on CNN.
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But if the administration's bungling proves costly to Trump in the November election, it will be an exception to the historical rule that epidemics haven't led to political unrest or governments being voted out of office.
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On Tennis The Davis Cup, as we know it, is doomed, voted out of existence by the International Tennis Federation in August in favor of a shorter-form version that is set to launch in 2019.
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He went on to butt heads with everyone from Kentucky schoolteachers to his own party's lieutenant governor, a my-way-or-the-highway approach to governance that ultimately got him voted out of office in November.
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The bank's Chairman Urs Rohner does not expect to be voted out of office before his term ends after this week's departure of Chief Executive Tidjane Thiam over a spying scandal, he told Schweiz am Wochenende.
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He helped to organize and lead the "March for Our Lives" rally Saturday in Washington, D.C., and has been warning lawmakers that they will be voted out of office if they don't pass new gun laws.
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Critics say the assembly will allow Maduro to dissolve the opposition-run Congress, delay future elections and rewrite electoral rules to prevent the socialists from being voted out of power in the once-thriving OPEC nation.
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He helped organize and lead the March for Our Lives rally last weekend in Washington, D.C., and has been warning lawmakers that they will be voted out of office if they don't pass new gun laws.
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Ro Khanna (D-Calif.), complained that an agreement to lift the debt ceiling through the summer of 2021 could tie the hands of a new Democratic president, if Trump is voted out of office next year.
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Episode 2, "The Chicken Has Flown the Coop," ended with an upset, as Jessica Peet was voted out of the David tribe over the expected "weak link" Lyrsa Torres after a last-minute round of votes.
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On Wednesday night's shocking episode of Survivor: Game Changers, Jeff Varner outed Zeke Smith during a tribal council in an attempt to paint the Brooklyn-based asset manager as "deceitful" and therefore worthy of being voted out.
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On Monday night, in a shocking double elimination on week seven of the reality dance competition series, Lachey, 36, was voted out — one week after her husband and fellow DWTS contestant, Nick Lachey, 43, was sent home.
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But that decision was taken to remedy action taken by the previous government — realizing that it would be voted out of power, it rushed to make a series of last-minute judicial appointments to the Constitutional Court.
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Spreads in bond yields between local and New York-law issuances have also spiked this month as investors have started to grow anxious about the potential of debt restructuring if President Macri is voted out in October.
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WATCHING: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Naviti Likeability is also playing a decisive factor on the Naviti tribe – as it does on much of Survivor.
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His move, which caused outrage and backlash, not only cost the 50-year-old three-time player to be unanimously voted out of the game by his tribemates — but it also cost him his real-life job.
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If the government is voted out and no one can secure the support of a majority of deputies for the formation of a new cabinet within 30 days, President Kolinda Grabar Kitarovic must call a snap election.
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Many, like the trailblazer Althea Garrison, the first trans woman to ever be elected to a state legislature in the '20043s, were voted out or even stripped from their offices after it was revealed they were trans.
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In reality, the House version of the bill was voted out of committee after multiple hearings; over the past few years, the issues that the bill addresses have been thoroughly debated in both the House and Senate.
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Assuming I get voted out of the [Foreign Relations Committee] on Wednesday to the floor we need you to have the majority leader bring it to a majority vote ... Once confirmed, I our [sic] family will respond!
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A new preliminary vote tally prepared by independent election inspector IVS Associates after four weeks of recounting from last month's proxy contest showed Peltz won by 43,000 shares voted out of 2.6 billion, according to a source.
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Arpaio, 87, a Republican who was voted out of office in 2016 after a 203-year tenure as Maricopa County's longest-serving sheriff, said he will seek his party's nomination for the post again in the Aug.
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In October, Argentines voted out the right-wing party that had been in power for four years, replacing it with the leftist Frente de Todos, in an election that reflected dissatisfaction with inflation and other economic problems.
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President Obama, who has seen 203 Democratic state lawmakers voted out during his time in office, stepped in this time with his largest effort yet to help local Democrats, directly assisting more than 150 state legislative candidates.
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Given the sensitivity of Korean voters to the country's economic performance, such a turn of events would ensure that any government seriously attempting to go nuclear would be voted out of power at the next possible opportunity.
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But many moderate lawmakers opposed to impeachment emerged from August further convinced that their reticence was justified by voters' lack of interest in impeachment and that the president was best voted out of office instead of removed.
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But many moderate lawmakers opposed to impeachment emerged from August further convinced that their reticence was justified by voters' lack of interest in impeachment and that the president was best voted out of office instead of removed.
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They argued instead that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi overreached in declining to send the Senate voted-out articles of impeachment charging Trump with abuse of power and obstructing Congress before she learns the shape of the trial.
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In Missouri, he said that he hopes Congress doesn't disappoint him by not passing tax reform and that if the senator from Missouri (Democrat Claire McCaskill) doesn't support tax reform, she should be voted out of office.
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Planned Parenthood confirmed Monday that it's finally reached an agreement with Leana Wen, who was voted out as its president in July, over the terms of her departure from the women's health care and reproductive rights group.
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Someone who's seen as a huge threat to win the game gets voted out early; as a result, they don't have a big impact on the story; as a result, they're not a huge character on the show.
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Mr. Tusk is a former prime minister of Poland and a former leader of the center-right Civic Platform party, which was voted out of power last year and replaced by the right-wing Law and Justice party.
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In addition to the marches, walkouts and lobbying, they are organizing town halls and voter registration drives, calling on the very people whose job it is to make change to actually do their job or get voted out.
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Of the last remaining leaders from the 1970s, the Republic of Congo's President Denis Sassou Nguesso actually rose to power first in March 1979, but was voted out of office in 1992 before taking control again in 1997.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Plus, just because Desiree is offering to make this move, doesn't mean she's actually going to go through with it.
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"We had family members who admitted they didn't think their vote would count so had voted out and were embarrassed by the result, and others that were proud of their 'leave' vote," Hannah, 22, a receptionist, told me.
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VIENNA (Reuters) - Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz left office on Tuesday after parliament voted out his conservative provisional government, blaming him in part for a political crisis triggered by a video sting scandal that felled his far-right deputy.
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Giuliani last week called for an investigation into Biden after the Times reported that Biden allegedly threatened to withhold $1 billion in U.S. loan guarantees in 85033 unless Ukraine removed a top prosecutor, who was later voted out.
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Giuliani last week called for an investigation into Biden after the Times reported that Biden allegedly threatened to withhold $1 billion in U.S. loan guarantees in 2016 unless Ukraine removed a top prosecutor, who was later voted out.
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Kirchner's government, which was voted out of power last year, has infuriated the nation to a point not reached in two decades, when there was a slew of accusations against the administration of former President Carlos Saúl Menem.
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The death of Ms. Ruszczyk on a July night in 2017 shook Minneapolis — protesters marched, the police chief was fired, the mayor was soon voted out — and renewed debates about body cameras and when police officers use force.
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"We were voted out of office in May, and it was a difficult four months, but today the people returned us to office," Mr. Kurz told a room of cheering supporters in Vienna after initial results were announced.
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CEO Steven Nardizzi and COO Al Giordano were voted out by the group's board of directors following reports that Wounded Warrior had been spending too much on fundraising and lavish parties and too little on actual charitable work.
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That challenge was highlighted in April, when Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, Jakarta's governor and the country's highest-ranking Christian politician, was voted out of office after Hizbut Tahrir and other hard-line Muslim groups staged mass rallies against him.
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The news - transmitted to markets first by Reuters - that the United Kingdom voted out on June 23, 2016, triggered the biggest fall in sterling since the system of free-floating exchange rates was introduced in the early 1970s.
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If there was another referendum and if Scots voted out, it would mark the biggest shock to the United Kingdom since Irish independence a century ago - just as London grapples with the fallout of a possible no-deal Brexit.
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The Copyright Alternative in Small-Claims Enforcement Act, or the CASE Act for short, was voted out of the Senate Judiciary Committee last week and, if approved, it would essentially create a small-claims court within the Copyright Office.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Purple Group In the boring group – er, the purple group – Jenna is another obvious vote, as the Navitis finish their housecleaning.
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Gen X. "It was like I was always trying to get out of the deep end of the pool," the insurance adjuster, 39, tells PEOPLE of competing on the CBS reality competition before being voted out on Wednesday's episode.
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But none of this matters much — and nothing will change — until one of two things happens: Either Republicans will get a conscience and do the right thing, or those same Republicans will be voted out of office in November.
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In a country that fiercely defends freedom of speech, this is the first time in German post-war history that a committee chair has been voted out, causing Brandner to cast himself as a victim of other parties' manoeuverings.
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Of the legislators who dared challenge Mr. Putin's policies in the last parliament, one — Ilya Ponomarev, who cast the lone vote against the annexation of Crimea — is now in self-imposed exile, and another, Dmitry Gudkov, was voted out.
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Major insurers such as Lloyd's of London and Legal & General have spoken in favour of Britain remaining in the EU. U.S. insurer AIG said last week it may look for a European headquarters outside London if Britain voted out.
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After winning power last May, Malaysia's prime minister has vowed to renegotiate or cancel what he calls "unfair" Chinese projects authorized by his predecessor Najib Razak, voted out after nearly a decade in power amid a massive financial scandal.
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In August, the lower house of parliament voted out the Anti-Fake News 2018 bill, which set out fines of up to 500,000 ringgit ($123,000) and jail of up to six years for reporting "wholly or partly false" news.
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Since President Daniel Ortega's return to national office in 2006 — the former guerrilla leader first came to power in 1979 during the Sandinista Revolution, but was voted out in 1990 — he has systematically tightened his grip over the state.
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Najib was voted out in 26 amid anger over corruption in the Southeast Asian country, but the alliance that toppled him fell apart at the weekend amid turmoil following the resignation of 2000-year-old Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Young climate change activists delivered a strong message to United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres on Saturday: If elected officials do not take strong actions to combat climate change, they will be voted out of office.
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If he is voted out of committee and heads to the floor, he could face additional obstacles to his nomination: Conservatives will likely question the strength of the majority if they need Democratic support to get their nominees through.
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Some Malaysians expressed their anger on social media over the speculation of a new alliance, saying the coalition they voted for to bring in reforms now threatened to betray them by partnering with the political parties they voted out.
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According to Tsai, the only available remedy against a senator who violated their oath to render impartial justice during the trial would be to seek to expel a senator, or simply seek to have them voted out of office.
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"Democrats realize that, most likely, Trump's nominee will get confirmed, and they're looking for an angle to make the case to voters that this is yet another reason that GOP members of Congress should be voted out," Chafetz said.
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So that can be anything from what the Tea Party did in 2009, which was going to town halls with their pitchforks and scaring elected representatives into believing they'd be voted out of office if they weren't responsive to them.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' Laurel & Donathan I've been hemming and hawing myself about whether Laurel is making smart, cautious decisions or squandering her chance at victory.
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In the 2018 midterm elections, the American people sent a clear message to Congress: we voted for members of Congress who defended our communities' access to affordable health care, and we voted out the politicians who refused to defend us.
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Republicans hope to complete a draft of the bill by the end of May so it can be introduced, debated and voted out of committee before Congress leaves for its August recess, according to the sources knowledgeable about the matter.
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If you're a Democrat who has ever been frightened at extreme legislation being voted out of the House of Representatives only to be comforted by the belief it would never pass the Senate, you may be in for a rude awakening.
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He helped to organize the "March for Our Lives" event last month in Washington, D.C., and nationwide to protest gun violence and has been warning lawmakers they will be voted out of office if they don't take action on gun control.
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A particular strength of the House bill is that it requires members of Congress to reimburse the U.S. Treasury for any monetary settlement or award stemming from harassment or discrimination – even if they retire or are voted out of office.
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Esper was expected to easily clear the Senate after being voice voted out of the Armed Services Committee earlier this month and senators agreed to skip over procedural hurdles that could have slowed down his nomination on the floor. Sen.
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Esper was expected to easily clear the Senate after being voice voted out of the the Armed Services Committee earlier this month and senators agreed to skip over procedural hurdles that could have slowed down his nomination on the floor. Sen.
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She suggested that the governor's apparent lack of oversight to hundreds of millions of dollars in state contracts and avowed ignorance of his top aides' dealings should be reason enough for him "to step down" or be voted out of office.
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While the issue of Iran was raised, it was not clear that the candidates understood or had time to acknowledge that even if Trump is voted out of office in 2020, the foreign affairs landscape could be ever more complex.
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Experts on both the left and the right believe that if Trump is voted out of office in 2020, before the five-year statute of limitations on campaign finance violations runs out, he could find himself in serious legal jeopardy.
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Former Sheriff Joe Arpaio committed a crime by defying a court order to stop detaining suspected undocumented immigrants, a judge ruled on Monday, in the latest rebuke for a once-popular politician who was voted out of office last year.
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MADRID, June 1 (Reuters) - Spain's centre-right Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy was set to be voted out of office on Friday and replaced by a Socialist, in a no-confidence motion triggered by a long-running corruption trial involving members of his party.
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He had a hearing in September 2017 and was voted out of committee the following month, but his nomination then sat with no action for more than a year, often an indication that the majority party is struggling to muster the needed votes.
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MICHAEL KNIGHT Geneva The People's Action Party has retained power in Singapore not because the electoral system is "manicured" ("Not much leeway", April 28th), but because it knows and expects that if it does not measure up it will be voted out.
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David Hogg, one of the student leaders from Parkland, said he would measure the movement's success not by an opinion poll but by how many members of the U.S. Congress supported by the National Rifle Association are voted out of office in November.
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"If we pass a bill that doesn't bring down premiums and give the American people hope, and not give more power to the government, hope they do a better job in this administration, then we will deserve to be voted out," he said.
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But as the party focuses on building power in the states, these lame-duck power grabs sent a stark message that Republican state power is not built on seats alone, but on a power structure that can't simply be voted out of office.
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Republicans hope to complete a draft of the bill by the end of May so it can be introduced, debated and voted out of committee by July before Congress leaves for its August recess, according to the sources knowledgeable about the matter.
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On the week of the fourth anniversary of the police shooting of Michael Brown, the prosecutor who oversaw the case — and failed to get an indictment against the Ferguson, Missouri, cop who shot and killed Brown — has been voted out of office.
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Last year, in a provincial election almost entirely about housing costs, citizens voted out the center-right B.C. Liberal Party, which had run British Columbia for 16 years, and brought in a government led by the left-of-center B.C. New Democratic Party.
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She walks us through some of his most controversial decisions as sheriff, and plays us parts of an interview with Mr. Arpaio in May, after he was voted out of office after 24 years but before he was convicted of criminal contempt.
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Mr. Kaczynski and Father Rydzyk repaired their relationship, and endorsements from the Catholic leader's media outlets in 2005 helped Mr. Kaczynski's party secure victories in elections that year, although they were voted out two years later and did not regain power until 2015.
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Yet NRA members never tired of reminding lawmakers they'd be voted out of office if they supported gun control.. Youth, though, are equipped to match the stamina and passion of the NRA, some say, because they have one luxury many adults lack: time.
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Contributing Opinion Writer Last weekend, a smart friend of mine raised an interesting question: Would political opponents of Donald Trump rather see him removed from office via impeachment and conviction, or would we rather see him voted out of office in 2020?
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Of the 16 nominees, all but two — Mateer and Ryan Bounds, nominated to the US Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit — have at least had a hearing in the Senate Judiciary Committee, and some have already been voted out of committee or confirmed.
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The NDP and Greens, which will form the province's first minority government in 65 years, have accused the Liberals of trying to retain power after the election by stealing their election promises and introducing them as last-minute legislation to delay being voted out.
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The United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) elected Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, formerly deputy premier under prime minister Najib Razak who was voted out of office amid anger over a multi-billion dollar scandal at state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) and an unpopular consumption tax.
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The sum, however, is just a fraction of billions of dollars allegedly siphoned from state fund 1MDB, a scandal that dogged the last three years of Najib's near-decade-long rule and a key reason why he was voted out in the May 9 election.
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"You win or lose elections on that," said another diplomat, referring to former Italian Prime Minister Mateo Renzi who was voted out partly because voters felt Rome was not controlling migration enough, and Orban who claimed victory in Hungary on a tough anti-immigration platform.
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Several Parkland students spoke Saturday during the "March for Our Lives" rally in Washington, D.C. Students gave emotional speeches warning lawmakers that they would be voted out if they didn't take action on gun control and honoring those who have died from gun violence.
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After nearly being voted out in 2013 by a new opposition party that counted many overseas Cambodians among its supporters and funders, the Cambodian People's Party of Mr. Hun Sen, which has held power in some form since 1979, began to aggressively target the diaspora.
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Last month, the committee's Republicans announced they had concluded their investigation and had a 150-page report with the panel's findings, a number that ballooned by roughly 100 pages by the time the committee voted out the report the following week, according to Conaway.
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But he was let off with a warning, while Kim — who was in tears describing her discomfort to producers — was voted out later in the episode, in machinations that included other contestants using the charges to trick her into thinking she had their support.
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Read More: Anti-Gay Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis Was Just Voted Out Of Office —Dominic Holden MINNEAPOLIS — Even with the outcome expected, there was a sense of history-making when it became official Tuesday night: A Muslim woman was elected to Congress for the first time.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' When he does find the idol, it's Eliza's infamous "f—king stick," which has now "fully matured" out of its awkward stickish adolescence into a real hidden immunity idol.
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DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny said on Wednesday for the first time he would be open to talking to his party's arch rival Fianna Fail about the possible formation of a new government after his previous coalition was voted out of office last week.
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Meade told a crowd of backers "we are going to win" at a rally in the northern state of Coahuila, one of a dwindling number bastions of the PRI, which ruled Mexico for 71 years running until it was voted out for the first time in 2000.
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We have a president who preaches the "rule of law" but pardons former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Arizona, who was voted out of office and then convicted in federal court related to charges of violating the U.S. Constitution by racially profiling Latinos like me.
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The leadership team of the New York local of the musicians' union — the union's largest local in the nation — was voted out of office on Tuesday in a stunning upset, amid concerns over the underfunded musicians' pension plan and broader changes facing music, the original gig economy.
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The Kushners' role in the Long Branch project also had consequences for the city's longtime mayor, Adam Schneider, a Democrat, who along with the city council approved $20 million in redevelopment area bonds to support the Pier Village development and was voted out of office last month.
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The dispute, chronicled in an essay by Kathleen Hughes, led to Ms. Hughes, who was president of the board, stepping down before she could be voted out for supporting a proposal in which all the shareholders would shoulder some of the costs of installing central air-conditioning.
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TILLERSON: With regard to the interference in the election, I think, you know, the president took note of actions that had been discussed by the Congress -- most recently, additional sanctions that have been voted out of the Senate -- to make it clear as to the seriousness of the issue.
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This year's biggest news in this arena could come from Philadelphia, the country's fifth biggest city, where a tax as high as three cents per ounce may be voted out of committee as early as Wednesday, and come to full vote in the City Council in a few weeks.
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Even if these nominees were voted out of committee -- or if leaders used procedural tools to move them to the floor without a vote of approval from the Judiciary Committee -- Flake could help block them on cloture, the procedural motion to end debate that needs a majority of senators.
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But, even if he's voted out -- or even if he serves for eight years but claims to have been hamstrung for much of it by a purported "witch hunt" led by special counsel Robert Mueller -- Trump's supporters will feel that they and he never really got a fair shake.
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"TiVo is going to have to make substantial changes to engage in this battle," said Harvard Business School professor David Yoffie, who served on the TiVo board of directors from 2011 to 2016, until he was voted out after he disagreed with the decision to merge with Rovi.
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In an interview with Jet Magazine in 21976, Jackson detailed what was taking place on the ground in Alabama with regard to civil rights, telling journalist Francis Ward that "the backbone of legal segregation could be broken" in Alabama if Republican Congress members were voted out of office.
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"The left and the corrupt establishment, which considers itself so superior, are being punished blow by blow by the voters and voted out of various positions of responsibility," said Heinz-Christian Strache, leader of the Freedom Party of Austria, a serious contender to win the country's presidency on Dec. 4.
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If the country responds to the administration's cruel approach to immigration with a shrug or with resignation that all that can be done is wait for Trump to be voted out of office, we will have failed to the most basic of moral imperatives: to recognize the shared humanity of others.
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Protesters' frustrations were also stoked by a dismal economy, crumbling schools and expectations raised by the ouster of other longstanding African leaders like President Yahya Jammeh; Gambia's ex-president, who was voted out of office in 2016; and Robert Mugabe, who resigned in November after 37 years as president of Zimbabwe.
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Aware that pro-austerity governments in Spain and Portugal were both voted out of office last year, he has put Rome on a collision course with Brussels by approving a 2016 budget that is forecast to generate a deficit of 2.4 percent of gross domestic product against an initial commitment of 1.8 percent.
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According to historian David Greenberg, after casting the deciding vote for acquittal, Ross, acting "like a Mafia henchman running a protection racket," was able to secure at least five positions for his friends and political allies, including one for his brother as a federal mail agent, before being voted out of office.
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For years, Democrats complained that Mr. Obama and his political operation paid too little attention to the health of the party, and during his tenure, more than 800 Democratic state lawmakers have been voted out of office, among the worst losses for the party under any president in more than 100 years.
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He has rallied lawmakers in the Florida capital and helped to organize the "March for Our Lives" event last month in Washington, D.C. During the event, Hogg spoke to hundreds of thousands of attendees and warned lawmakers they would be voted out of office if they didn't take action on gun control.
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But development stalled amid controversy over the tender procedures and on concerns the project, to be built on reclaimed land, would damage the island's beaches, and it was left in limbo when Rajapaksa's government was voted out in early 2015, amid promises by the then-opposition, led by Maithripala Sirisena, to scrap the deal entirely.
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We may have lower undergraduate tuition rates, but we also have a highly conservative national voter base, and a former prime minister who, in the years before he was voted out, plummeted our dollar, and enacted a bill that critics believe classifies people like me, who were born outside the country, as second-class citizens.
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In 2016, North Carolina passed an anti-LGBTQ law that banned transgender people from using the bathroom that aligns with their gender identity and prohibited local ordinances that protect LGBTQ people from discrimination — a law that was only partially repealed after the state's Republican governor was voted out of office later in the year.
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Ironically, when the Sandinista revolution's leaders were voted out of power in 1990 (allowing my mother, Violeta Chamorro, to become Nicaragua's president for seven years), it was Mr. Ortega himself who contributed to the establishment of an electoral democracy by conceding defeat, thereby setting the country on course to transfer power peacefully among political parties.
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"After forcing a 736-day budget crisis on Illinois, racking up billions of dollars in state debt, and waffling on everything from his support for a woman's right to choose to whether he voted for Donald Trump, Illinoisans across the political spectrum are ready to see Bruce Rauner voted out in November," Pritzker spokeswoman Galia Slayen told Fox News.
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Following the committee vote, the full House could now vote to hold Barr in contempt, and some high-profile Democrats have suggested voting on one package of contempt citations if there are multiple individuals whom the chamber wants to hold in contempt, though so far Barr is the only one who had been voted out of committee.
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The 85-year-old Arpaio was voted out in November — not just because Latino and immigrant activists finally succeeded after years of opposing the hardline lawman, who was found in criminal contempt for refusing to stop racially profiling Hispanics, which included Latino U.S. citizens and permanent residents — but because rank-and-file Republican voters finally turned on him.
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WATCH: Jeff Probst On 'Survivor' Spin-Offs & Why He'll Never Compete: 'My Mouth Would Get Me Voted Out' If the emotional moments on the Naviti tribe remind us of the loved ones that the players leave behind, the confessionals from the Malolo tribe are a powerful testament to the reasons that the contestants come to play.
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Additionally, Chicago's Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy was fired as a result of the incident and State's Attorney Anita Alvarez was voted out of office several months later following heavy criticism of the handling of the case, including the fact it took more than a year between the shooting and the release of the video of the incident.
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The House Judiciary voted out of committee two articles of impeachment against President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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"These democrats who were elected to congress in districts with patriots that voted for Trump are TRAITORS … Part of the 20163 memewar NEEDS to be strategically targeting these now VERY VULNERABLE democrats with memes so that not only are they voted out of office but democrats lose the House," wrote a user on 8kun's Qanon board in December 2019.
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"If that memo is voted out and it comes to the White House we will consider it on the same terms we considered the Nunes memo — which is to allow for a legal review, national security review led by the White House Counsel's Office, and then within five days the president will make a decision about declassifying it," Shah said.
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I'm really going to try to win and work my hardest, but then you don't win and people see that you are strong and that you can potentially do well in these challenges, so it is really tough because in that particular challenge I thought I was getting voted out that night so I needed to win but then by not winning I still stood out.
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He is so manifestly unfit for office, so reckless in violating the fundamental tenets of democracy, so personally unstable and vindictive, that it could only be a matter of a few short years before he is either driven from the White House by impeachment or voted out of office by the majority of Americans who consider him a dangerous fraud and a national embarrassment.
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Then, just when you get comfortable in the format, it skews off and gets more porny: They have competitions like "blow-offs," where the losers are voted out of the house; they have a lineup of pneumatic porn actors saying, "I want my panties to be wet at the end of this competition"; there are a lot of leather sofas with sweat stains on them.
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"If that memo is voted out and it comes to the White House we will consider it along the same terms that we considered the Nunes memo, which is to allow for a legal review, national security review, led by the White House counsel's office and then within five days the president will make a decision about declassifying it," said Shah, the White House spokesman.
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