It did not waver until she mentioned their first meeting.
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It's fun how values can waver, but good for you.
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In Hill House, the boundaries between living and dead waver.
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This would waver, declining some years, and rising in others.
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I'm not going to waver, I'm not going to apologize.
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Our bodies are not machines; they waver, knock things down.
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Her voice does not waver; her message does not change.
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The power held by La Señora did not waver, however.
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The national team players did not waver in their stance.
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Still he did not waver, and the split was accomplished.
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Despite the rain, Wegmans fanatics did not waver in their devotion.
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His eyes didn't seem to water, or waver, or flick away.
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The faith Solange puts in her black experience does not waver.
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Ms. Garrett said her support for Mr. Trump would not waver.
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Barbosa's absence has made McCaw much more than the designated towel waver.
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When I am in love I don't equivocate, nor do I waver.
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Apple is committed to fight climate change and we will never waver.
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Baraka's more radical program, diminishing him into a digestible flag-waver for
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Though his lines may waver, my Garfield clones are placid and unchanging.
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The last thing you want to do is waver and give in.
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But after the Council held several public hearings, members started to waver.
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Lily says that her love wouldn't waver if Snowden was a nobody.
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As the performance progresses, however, this sense of safety seems to waver.
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Lizzie's assumption that her husband still loves his dead wife doesn't waver.
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What didn't waver was American support for the elements of good governance.
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"The American people should know that we will not waver," he said.
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The moment you waver, you lose track of what is happening right now.
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Patricia starts to waver in her alliance to her family's way of life.
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I respect that she doesn't waver once she has made up her mind.
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Never did my scrutiny waver, but I could not quite diagnose the syndrome.
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His commitment to justice and the rights of others would never, ever waver.
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Once you look outside this threesome, however, Good Girls Revolt starts to waver.
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This can be converted into a once-per-second tick that doesn't waver.
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Madison does not waver in her defense of her feelings on the topic.
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We will never waver, because we know that future generations depend on us.
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It can kind of waver a bit, have a little wave to them.
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KIEV-U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE POMPEO SAYS COMMITMENT TO UKRAINE WILL NOT WAVER
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None of this has made us waver in our mission to help people.
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Never waver no matter what disrespect, hate, envy, jealousy, etc comes your way!
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It doesn't waver to follow natural divides, such as rivers or high mountains.
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But sometime in the weeks that followed, sources said, Roberts began to waver.
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After that, Mr. Renzi didn't waver, despite facing mounting pressure over the sanctions.
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But only when Beijing seemed to waver did they emerge to oppose it.
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Sasse did not waver from his staunch criticism of Trump through the campaign.
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There are plenty of league players who bring value even when their shots waver.
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Last week, Kalanick's reps started to waver and then said he could not attend.
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Wrestling fandom in Toronto will never waver the way it will for team sports.
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Petty was not a new waver, however, and didn't think of himself that way.
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He cannot waver on the life issue and keep his winning political coalition together.
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"Once the dollar starts to waver, people are quick to take profits," he said.
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The actress doesn't waver far beyond those signature looks — that is, until this week.
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Jonathan Richardson and shift commander Lt. Kenny Waver, were in the office as well.
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I waver between sticking with my tried-and-trues and trying something totally new.
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Public opinion, once so strongly behind Mr. Smollett, began to waver in recent days.
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But we will never waver in our pursuit of guaranteed health care for all Californians.
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But in an interview this week with the New York Times, he seemed to waver.
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Partly to escape the harassment, he moved to Dubai, but her feelings did not waver.
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The group's targets also include vulnerable Senate Democrats and other Republicans whose support could waver.
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Probably to my detriment, I've never been the biggest flag-waver of my own material.
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But he has said Cuba will not waver from its 57-year-old communist revolution.
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The one thing that doesn't waver in Toronto is the city's passion for professional wrestling.
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Over the last 12 months, though, "Call of Duty" has seen its sales longevity waver.
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Since then, however, the administration has seemed to waver on the immediacy of the withdrawal.
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Every time someone asked her what assignment she wanted, "I wouldn't waver," she told Dayen.
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The family unit begins to waver and distort, bent by the weight of the lie.
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And he did not waver when the world told him he'd made yet another blunder.
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And smooth sounds are, well, smooth, solid tones that don't waver or bounce at all.
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Please do not waver and do not let him pretend remorse because he has none.
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But others' willingness can waver at this time of year, and they become more sedentary.
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But if American households waver in their spending, it's game over -- we're in a recession.
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I will never waver from my sacred duty to defend this nation and its people.
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The slightest waver crept into her voice as Warren talked about her own family's past.
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He still makes pitches waver and rhythms dissolve; he switches texture with sudden, surreal edits.
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As worker blowback about this approach grows come Friday, that position just might begin to waver.
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Wall Street angst over a possible recession may be increasing, but one bull refuses to waver.
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Could that waver now that it comes time to truly destroying the rest of his family?
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"We will never yield, never waver and never falter in defense of our freedom," Trump said.
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Wiesel did not waver in his campaign never to let the world forget the Holocaust horror.
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As dating apps proliferate and marriage rates waver, their books amount to a kind of declaration.
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The rest of the week shouldn't waver much, though a thunderstorm or two could roll through.
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Senators Thom Tillis of North Carolina and John Cornyn of Texas implored him not to waver.
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He did not waver through even the most trying moments of the special counsel's Russia investigation.
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Perhaps. Love it or hate it, Wilson's manner did not waver as the season marched on.
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Supporters of estate tax repeal say they will go into full attack mode if Republicans waver.
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"We are not afraid, and our resolve will never waver in the face of terrorism," Mrs.
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He seemed to waver on how highly a Trump administration would prioritize renegotiating the Iran nuclear deal.
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But she was also the first Democrat in the hearing Thursday whose questioning caused Kavanaugh to waver.
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Beijing has maintained that debt risks are under control and its commitment to deleveraging will not waver.
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But in his epic novel The Year 200, Rojas's belief in the Cuban utopia does not waver.
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"We are not afraid and our resolve will never waver in the face of terrorism," May said.
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NEA members will never waver in our determination to create a system that works for ALL children.
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"The chancellor is not allowed to waver when it comes to freedom and human rights," he added.
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In either case, health-care organizations should not waver in embracing technology to dramatically improve their operations.
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As tech funding begins to dry up and the markets waver, entrepreneurs need to adjust their approach.
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What did waver was her enthusiasm for tennis, leading her to split with her coach Tomas Krupa.
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Florence soon finds herself on Stalin's list of enemies, but her loyalty to the revolution doesn't waver.
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There was little time to waver — the printing plants across the country must know what to expect.
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As the security situation grew more intense, the government seemed to waver on enforcing the court's ruling.
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"The magic of those books is the tone that does not waver the whole time," he said.
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The GOP nominee spurred some controversy earlier this year after appearing to waver on his immigration plans.
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But they instead set off a firestorm of protests among conservatives and industry, leading Trump to waver.
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She did not waver from her support for women's rights during her tenure as Secretary of State.
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Once inside, we were asked to check in at the front desk and sign a liability waver.
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While the knockout punch has not been delivered, Republicans who were previously staunch allies began to waver.
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Congress and the Trump administration must not waver in their support for the U.S. nuclear modernization program.
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It is mostly the smaller Names, putting up around £1m or so, whose commitment to Lloyd's might waver.
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Icahn said his advice to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump would be to not waver in his policies.
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"I will not waver on always being there for Heather getting her the best help possible," he said.
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"I will not waver on always being there for Heather getting her the best help possible," Sambora said.
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We are never going to waver there, and not just 'cause I have a 17-foot Boston Whaler.
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As the economy worsens and the president's approval ratings remain barely above 10%, some are likely to waver.
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And once that goes, the whole edifice of his life as an exile-cum-writer starts to waver.
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In "Enough," the singer is in a triangle, watching her lover's attention waver between her and his girlfriend.
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Some of the singers waver and seem to be cradling themselves while they sing, momentarily returning to childhood.
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"The government must not waver in helping the vulnerable," said a copy of the letter shown to Reuters.
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It makes her confidence waver and I found that really interesting in how complex it made her seem.
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Using a 1 1/2" barrel curling iron (like the Beach Waver), curl 1" sections, leaving the ends out.
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When she answered, she spoke softly at first, her voice appearing to waver slightly as she started to speak.
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"We will not waver from our support for Israel's right to defend its borders," Burt said in a statement.
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He and a few colleagues like Mr Hayes did not waver as Mr Trump won the nomination and election.
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Crude prices, however, continued to waver throughout trade, with Brent last standing around $23.6 and U.S. crude at $2225.
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The performances at the Grammys tend to waver somewhere in that not-so-sweet spot between dull and insane.
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Students, parents and teachers deserve an Education Secretary whose commitment to public education and safe schools will not waver.
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Only when reports emerged that he had dated teenage girls in the 1970s did their support waver once again.
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A waver was given to certain-- countries in the European Union-- extending the time-- to-- to discuss-- possible remedies.
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In many cases he bought, despite his reservations — and would waver in the face of his own uncertain taste.
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There was no scrim between me and the burning fires — no camera, notebook, guidebook, only the waver of flames.
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The White House is currently standing behind Kavanaugh, but that might change if Republican senators waver on the nomination.
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" He added, "our spirit will not be broken, our hope will not waver, our music will not be silenced.
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When candidates waver in their support for sweeping gun rights, the group does not hesitate to turn on them.
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A wall card beside a poster of dots warned that, for 5 percent of people, the dots wouldn't waver.
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And in this context, the message at the movement's core, that money doesn't equal success, sometimes seemed to waver.
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A wall card beside a poster of dots warned that, for 5 percent of people, the dots wouldn't waver.
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Democrats who waver in their support of the C.F.P.B. — or Dodd-Frank generally — can expect to hear from Warren.
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When the price of oil started to decline and Correa's spending power was curtailed, his popularity began to waver.
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Woods had the full-throated support of the fans, but Koepka didn't waver, finishing two strokes ahead of Woods.
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As a senator, she had at times seemed to waver in her views on how detainees should be treated.
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And, so, when I told Amy the news I'd been admitted to the hospital, I remember her voice didn't waver.
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If you waver between ridesharing services, your loyalty dependent on real-time pricing, this might sway your decisions moving forward.
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However, the singer now has a ring that it looks like she'll never waver on — in fact, she has seven.
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She's breaking the law, doing business with drug dealers, and putting her family at risk, but her conviction doesn't waver.
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More recent start-ups like SolarPaint have developed waver-thin coating that can turn any surface into a solar panel.
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China's position on this issue will not waver or be blurred in the slightest, the broadcaster cited Xi as saying.
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He may waver on matters of ideology, but his commitment to the family firm is unshakable and resists ethical norms.
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Despite its repeated effect on her body (and her love life), Gaga's longstanding devotion to her music does not waver.
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You have to buy into that mission to really give it all that you have – you can't waver on that.
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But there should be sensitivity too, so my reporting approach didn't waver from its normal course: Be respectful and nonjudgmental.
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Nearly all of the interviewees included in the film are firmly right-wing and don't waver from their political leanings.
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He also did not waver from his stance that he did nothing wrong and called the accusations against him false.
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That is in contrast with Democrats, who started to waver in 2004 and definitively turned against the war around 2011.
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"Oh my god," Waver exclaimed when Smith was rolled back to the shift office, according to one inmate runner's account.
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The Kensho study found that the major stock indexes tend to waver around releases of faster-than-expected inflation data.
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I wonder the same thing every day, though I honestly waver on whether I'm the good girl or bad boy.
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Her narratives waver at the edge of satire, mocking internet-saturated culture while also demonstrating a genuine appreciation for it.
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"Another Medium" twitches around, dodging melodic resolution as high keyboard arpeggios waver in reaction to the chord progression's nervous shift.
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You can either purchase the Nalu Waver in-salon, or opt for any of the other fantastic options on the market.
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Minus label head and Detroit techno second-waver Richie Hawtin is putting his music on display for the fine art world.
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"All the in-between cases, there is a potential you may waver," said Marghoob, who wasn't involved with the new study.
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With the Sunsaying the strike leaders are "Moët medics" and "champagne socialists," slamming their "high life," perhaps that support could waver.
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Trump warned House Republicans they'd seal their political doom if they waver, with the party potentially losing control of the House.
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But irritation with his boss, paired with frustration at the entrenched ways of Washington, have led him to waver at times.
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"Bolsonaro's ability to muster support for reforms may start to waver," said William Jackson, chief emerging market economist at Capital Economics.
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However, while other countries waver, two countries show no signs of retreating from an aggressive nuclear power future — China and Russia.
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Kiev is anxious that international resolve to hold Russia to account not waver following the inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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On Monday, hours after the Ankara bombing that claimed 37 lives, Erdogan's intelligence units didn't seem to waver in their focus.
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Progress is possible if we stand together and never waver in our fight to secure the future that every American deserves.
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First, xenophobic whites have long been reliable Republican voters, whereas less intolerant whites have tended to waver in their presidential voting.
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"He's consistent, he's real, he's generous and he will never waver," Dean Kandilakis, an X-ray technician from Rochester, told me.
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So it's no wonder Trump quickly ramped up his focus after the Christianity Today editorial, making sure their support wouldn't waver.
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The vice president said the U.S. will not waver on its decadeslong partnership South Korea amid rising tensions with North Korea.
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But Tennessee, whose support for Jackson had begun to waver, refused to send a delegation to the Convention, held in Baltimore.
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More than 120 people died in mass protests and the armed forces briefly seemed to waver in their support for the government.
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I know that their divorce wasn't about me, but I still mark it as the first time I felt my confidence waver.
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It's hard to pick a favorite of all these songs that waver between sweet and funny and fierce and straight-up weird.
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The second you start to waver or have thoughts about it not working out, that's when the cracks start to come in.
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The poll's findings could be a vital indicator as some senators waver in their commitment to convict Rousseff in her impeachment trial.
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Her moral compass and sense of mission do not waver, but Diana comes across as fairly stupid a lot of the time.
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For it is increasingly clear that Mr Trump has elements of a world view from which he does not waver (see article).
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"We will not waver from our strategy," Chief Executive Neil Bruce said at the company's annual general meeting in Montreal on Thursday.
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For years, Republicans have convincingly espoused their commitment on the issue only to waver when it came time to call a vote.
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When I waver in any of these areas — which I do often — I remember my grandmother plunging into that cold morning water.
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But these are huge investments, and investor confidence could waver if we see signs of cost inflation, global recession and falling prices.
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It did not repel everyone: Speaker Paul D. Ryan and Senator Mitch McConnell did not waver from their endorsement of Mr. Trump.
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Even when my friends hit the food trucks for lunch or I was invited to dinner and drinks, I did not waver.
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The European Union must also do its share on sanctions, and the union's new foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, should not waver.
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When the league penalized players for wearing unlicensed shirts with messages of support for victims of shootings, the union did not waver.
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Finally, while Iran itself prefers to remain a fiercely independent regional power, its support from China and Russia is unlikely to waver.
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It is because Mr. Trump can somehow get away with saying and doing just about anything, and his rabid base doesn't waver.
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No. If there were any chance that anything that Mr. Sanders advocates could make it through the mire in Washington, I might waver.
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In one of the portraits, Waver is covering her mouth and wincing so severely that the API doesn't recognize her face at all.
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"Xenophobic whites have long been reliable Republican voters, whereas less intolerant whites have tended to waver in their presidential voting," the authors wrote.
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Ahead, hairstylist and Nalu Waver creator Frank Rizzieri walks us through three styles that are easy to pull off with the twin rods.
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When I entertained doubts — or I saw those who were in the fight start to waver, that is when Elijah's voice mattered most.
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"Now, more than ever, the United States should not waver in Afghanistan," Campbell said, warning against a complete withdrawal of US military support.
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The goal may be to have audiences waver between deciding whether Mariah or Bushmaster is the greater evil, but that setup is clumsy.
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But as the oil revenues dried up and Venezuela's economy spiraled into recession and hyperinflation, her support for his successor began to waver.
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However, one time she felt her confidence waver was just last year, when Louis-Dreyfus was filming a sketch for Inside Amy Schumer.
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And both he and Mattis promised not to waver on recently instituted policies making their respective institutions friendlier to gay and lesbian employees.
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" The UK's Middle East minister, Alistair Burt, said that "we will not waver from our support for Israel's right to defend its borders.
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They have strong moral principles that don't waver, even when they might close a deal or make more money by exaggerating or lying.
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If Texas runs out of power this summer because it runs out of power plants, faith in the energy-only market might waver.
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It's possible he might recognize Moscow's annexation of Crimea, assent to Syrian President Assad's continued rule or waver on America's commitment to NATO.
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But their faith is starting to waver as tariffs take effect and they feel the impact of reduced market access and higher costs.
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We have family meetings and hash out all the pros and cons and then make a decision and do not waver from it.
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Another is that Disney is interested in finding new digital distribution outlets for its content, as its strength in TV begins to waver.
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Cohen's release of the McDougal tape seems to suggest that his allegiance to Trump, once seen as steadfast, has truly begun to waver.
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Mr. Schulz acknowledged disappointment in his party's performance, but encouraged his supporters not to waver in the monthslong campaign for the national election.
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The ACLU warned Trump that it will be "eternally vigilant every day of your presidency" and will "never waver" from protecting Americans' Constitutional rights.
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All the opportunities he had to waver off this, all the people who have come to him and said, 'Oh you've got to moderate.
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Automakers started to waver on their desire for a full rollback, and this June, they officially requested that the White House find a compromise.
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People born into this generation can be very romantic (when they want to be) and, once they find their passions, rarely waver from them.
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These groups have become increasingly active in promoting a pro-gun agenda in many states, unafraid of alienating lawmakers who waver on gun rights.
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That's something she likes and they all look adorable on her— she's the only one who didn't hesitate or refuse or waver or flinch.
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He cackled in between phrases and threw his mic from hand to hand with an absurd grin, but never let his hushed phrasing waver.
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If we waver in our commitment to the public health, the consequences will devastate our families, friends, co-workers and neighbors, medically and financially.
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Waver can autonomously map a predetermined section of riverbed, moving like a Roomba across the water in segment sweeps to build the full picture.
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Though his best days were well behind him, his approach never seemed to waver from principles that he set for himself when starting out.
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And Mr. Kim, determined to show the United States that he would not waver from his goal, has stepped up the pace of testing.
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But the president's concern for Florida, a state of political and personal importance to him, did not seem to waver going into the weekend.
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But even as the government tries to curb Islamist terrorism, in other respects it appears to waver between appeasing and containing nonviolent religious conservatives.
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America's emphasis on fighting corruption began to waver in 2017, when A. Wess Mitchell took over responsibility for State Department policy in eastern Europe.
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The characters in The Americans waver in their beliefs when they encounter people who believe differently who also don't fit the stereotype they expect.
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Despite a slight waver following her win over Williams, Gauff has taken the attention in her stride so far at the All England Club.
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It is a commonly held opinion but I expect a former financial secretary to consider it a little more closely than a placard waver would.
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The focus of the television cameras will rarely waver from the likes of Mr Woods and Mr McIlroy during the early days of the event.
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But what about the idea that inherently strong markets find a way to support themselves even when the data soften up and risk appetites waver?
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The Jerusalem Avenue passage required constant protection, repair, and reinforcement, but the will of its defenders did not waver, even in the face of death.
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Markets in Asia totted up gains for the week despite a tepid session on Friday that saw major indexes waver between positive and negative territory.
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"The one thing I will say for him is, unlike some other governors we've had, he didn't seem to waver or waffle," Mr. Howell said.
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" Browns head coach Freddie Kitchens just addressed the situation at Browns practice on Thursday, saying, "I stand by Myles and that's not going to waver.
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Clinton might waver on promises to the left, emailed reporters a collection of 22 sympathetic quotes and Twitter posts from left-leaning leaders and organizations.
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Waver is an amphibious drone, which can fly thanks to eight rotors, and also speed along the surface of bodies of water using its floats.
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But her polling numbers began to waver after her support for "Medicare for all" drew criticism, and much of Mr. Biden's support appeared to stabilize.
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Among areas Warsh may deviate from Yellen was that he would unlikely "waver as much" if the stock market corrects from their record high levels.
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It is a point that Trump seemed to waver about on December 11 during a heated Oval Office confrontation with Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.
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According to the Chicago Sun-Times, Clinton explained that her experience as a New York Senator — and disdain for losing — caused her baseball loyalty to waver.
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On top of that, the leadership team has remained stable, telling a familiar story "that does not waver, even in the face of adversity," Damodaran said.
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Trump's admiration of Russian President Vladimir Putin and stated desire to improve bilateral ties have stoked fears in Kiev that international pressure on Russia could waver.
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Both Rubio and Ohio Governor John Kasich previously said they would support Trump if he were the Republican nominee, but their commitment has started to waver.
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For us in Baltimore and for all of us health professionals, we will never waver in our commitment to provide care to our most vulnerable residents.
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Still, the central bank is unlikely to waver on its determination to keep rates at a record low of 1.75 percent when it meets next week.
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By this point in January, many of us have begun to waver on our New Year's fitness resolutions, often blaming jammed schedules for our neglected workouts.
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The determination of the opposition was one thing, but support across society and even inside Mr. Erdogan's own party appeared to waver in the latest vote.
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TOKYO — Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan has never seemed to waver in his support for President Trump, seeking out meetings and regularly speaking by telephone.
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The artist's strength is his ability to treat materials as both tools and symbols, allowing for elements of the paintings to waver between mark and referent.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Wednesday Washington would stand with its allies and not waver from its goal of denuclearizing North Korea.
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The Path gives us characters who never waver, as well as others who can't quite get a grip on what they're supposed to say is true.
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It's a medium-sized painting with red, green, blue, and black rectangular forms that waver in each corner, with the words "Free Hospitals" placed between them.
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It was the latest example of Trump appearing to waver on his long-held stance he would deport all illegal immigrants back to their home countries.
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Just over a year ago, Bombardier might have had trouble rounding up as many CEOs after seeing Canada's aerospace ambitions waver under the pressure of cash shortages.
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Since they can't interpret context, they need to rely on a map signal that doesn't cut out in tunnels, waver in precision or fall out of date.
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They're darker and less succint than her more calligraphic work, with lines that collapse like a balloon losing air, knot together or waver like a sagging jawline.
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If nothing else, this something-for-everyone stock is the perfect gauge of whether the current priorities and preoccupations of investors might begin to waver and shift.
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Their fickle attention might waver for a few fallow years of rebuilding, but Angel Stadium will still be standing the next time Los Angeles compiles a contender.
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Establishment Republicans are on an increasingly desperate mission to stop Donald J. Trump, who appeared to waver on disavowing the support of the white nationalist David Duke.
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"Blue Moon," an outtake from the record, doesn't waver or shake in the same way that Dominique Dunne's did, but it retains every bit as unexpectedly affecting.
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Her faith in the mission, in the goodness of the Soviet project, never seems to waver, even when it puts her through great personal discomfort and distress.
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" That number didn't waver much over the course of the pilot project: by its end, 76 percent of officers were "concerned about the potential for internal review.
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When Trisha gets Jo's news, she reacts with perplexity instead of anger or hate; despite a few moments of doubt, her feelings for her child never waver.
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"If American households waver in their spending, it's game over," Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, told my CNN Business colleague Chris Isidore in New York.
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Meanwhile, as Senate leaders in United States hoped to vote on the stimulus package late in the Washington night, markets' patience and optimism are beginning to waver.
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In the Romance, the violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter was as warmly expressive as always, with precise articulation that didn't waver even in passages of precarious double-stops.
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In the age of Trump, however, Republican voters have a cult-like support for the president that does not waver based on what he says or does.
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Like the disgruntled third waver that she is supposed to be, Caitlin wants to learn the truth of these events for a dissertation about the Second Wave.
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Warning that downside risks to the economy were increasing, Wakatabe said he would propose expanding stimulus "if the path toward achieving the price goal appeared to waver".
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Waver, according to the report, said he threatened Smith with a can of mace when Smith first arrived on the gurney, because he refused to sit down.
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Yastremska took a medical timeout and had her left thigh taped while down 5-4 in the second set but Wozniacki did not let her focus waver.
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In his December speech commemorating 40 years of China's opening, Mr. Xi argued that his recipe of guided growth under strong Communist Party control must not waver.
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Built around synths that sound like they were found in Suzanne Ciani's archives, "Touchstone" doesn't build or waver; instead, it just calmly and coolly washes over you.
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The trip highlights two-way ties that "never waver despite any headwinds," and strengthens "blood ties" between the two peoples, it added in a front page commentary.
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Futures fell on concerns that Chinese demand for imported soy would waver due to hog herd losses caused by African swine fever, said Joe Vaclavik with Standard Grain.
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The move comes a few days after company slowly began to resume some business operations on a one-month waver, following a seemingly D.O.A. seven-year export ban.
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"I am willing to say Sanders has been a little hypocritical when it comes to guns, but it is not enough to make my support waver," she added.
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Alckmin, a centrist reformer, will not waver in curbing spending to bring down Brazil's huge fiscal deficit, she said, adding that raising taxes was out of the question.
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"GM will not waver from our commitment to the environment and our position on climate change has not changed," the company said in a statement sent to CNBC.
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Clinton, Iowa (CNN)The final days before the first-in-the-nation caucuses are agonizing for many Iowa evangelicals as they waver between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump.
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He stuck to his principles, and valued picks and players exactly as he believed they should be valued; he did not waver, but he sure did not win.
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Each of the twelve sections functions as a discrete biography, but the book has a voice of its own that does not waver with the changes in character.
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What investors care about is tax reform, and confidence that Trump can keep his campaign promise of overhauling the tax system is starting to waver among market insiders.
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Mark Zuckerberg apologized to lawmakers Tuesday for Facebook's failures in handling user data, but he didn't waver in defending the company's business model or its value to society.
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The formula tends to never waver from a braise, which can go with toasts, as a sauce on pasta, with steamed veg, or with eggs (already five meals).
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He's an operator, and those who have worked with him say he's a get-shit-done kind of leader who doesn't drag his feet or waver on decisions.
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Often, the painted interiors that surround the sitter wave and waver a tad under the effects of what amounts to his hacked deconstruction of a traditional artistic perspective.
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The lens did not waver as stewards raced to tackle the interlopers; it did not flicker as one ducked and wove and made it through the impromptu cordon.
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After he began to vomit, Waver ordered Singleton and rookie officer Ell White to take Smith to the health care unit down the road at Staton Correctional Facility.
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Twisting like a snake with a rubbery torso as she juts a hip forward, Ms. Chien-Pott is spellbinding in her ability to waver between slinky and taut.
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What this all means is that despite the lack of a strong reaction to the meetings in Brussels and Helsinki, Eastern Europe may waver in its support for Trump.
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But China's support for Lam will "not waver, not in the face of street violence nor the ill-intentioned interventions of foreign governments," the paper said in an editorial.
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Speaker Straus seems unlikely to waver in his rejection of the bills — he has expressed his opposition to bathroom bills multiple times, particularly citing business leaders' stance against them.
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The market declined on concerns that Chinese demand for imported soy would waver due to hog herd losses caused by African swine fever, said Joe Vaclavik with Standard Grain.
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But shares in Europe are expected to waver after Italy's government targeted its budget deficit at 2.4 percent of gross domestic product for the next three years, defying Brussels.
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I quietly packed up my things as he watched, told him I had to go, cried into his chest, felt my resolve waver, but then walked out the door.
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Xiao Yaqing, chairman of the State-Owned Asset Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC), said China should not waver in its efforts to make state-owned firms "strong and big".
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While many of Trump's former presidential rivals had endorsed the businessman, a few have started to waver after Trump accused a federal judge of bias because of his ethnicity.
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That's an important part of the answer to any question about whether Fox's support for Trump will waver in 2019, given the numerous criminal investigations and scandals surrounding Trump.
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While officials waver, vape shop owners across the country like Liriano are looking for any indication of where the administration will land — and what will happen to their business.
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Senator James M. Inhofe, a Republican who had long backed Mr. Pruitt, appeared to waver this year but later said the ethics allegations against Mr. Pruitt had no merit.
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Patrick Leahy and Colorado Democratic National Committee member-at-large Blanco O'Leary have also pledged to local media that they will not waver despite her loss in their states.
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A prisoner, however, alleged that Babers had exited out the front side door in view of the shift office, and spoke to Waver briefly while Smith was hog-tied.
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I often found myself closer to the edge than I would have liked when our cat adamantly wedged herself between us, but the support of the Aurora didn't waver.
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Whether fighting radical Islamists or serving as a bastion of stability and freedom in a dangerous and volatile region, Israel stands with America, and the relationship should never waver.
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You've got somebody like Dylann Roof, who is a Confederate flag waver, a white nationalist, very calmly going into a church in Charleston, South Carolina, and killing nine black people.
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While current or former union members may have helped Trump squeak out key victories in states such as Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin in 2016, signs suggest their support could waver.
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Come June, my personal style tends to waver between the stereotype of a dad on holiday and a the inside of a suitcase packed for a weekend in the Hamptons.
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When he looks at his own images, Haviv's memories waver: Some are strong, specific scenarios, and others are mere veneers where the original context of the image has been lost.
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Mongillo's voice has a waver to it, a subtle lilt that undercuts Shinji's attempts at manliness, even as you can feel the creep of puberty infect even their lightest deliveries.
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French policymakers are growing increasingly frustrated as their German counterparts waver over whether to launch a budget stimulus package to pull Europe's biggest economy back from the brink of recession.
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Injured or not, Ronaldo did not waver, coolly shooting the ball past goalkeeper Jan Oblak, ripping off his own shirt and waving it wildly as his teammates ran toward him.
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Their decision can waver as they experience both the moments of normalcy that encourage them to stay, and an increase of random explosions and attacks that push them to leave.
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In the last few days, administration officials have been furiously working the phones with GOP lawmakers, trying to reassure them of their position and fight -- and ensure they don't waver.
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That's yet to waver through six check-ins — a stability that, if reflected in supporters nationwide, suggests a political security for a president remaking the GOP in his own image.
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Yet if the goal is an intimate portrait of the woman behind the glitter, there's seldom a moment where her consciousness of the camera appears to waver in the slightest.
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I was a metal head up until I was 12-13, and then I kind of morphed into a New Waver, and started dressing like Robert Smith from The Cure.
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" Initially, Trump himself appeared to waver on the issue, a fierce opponent of DACA during the campaign who later said, as president, he would approach the Dreamers with "great heart.
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Our two central women are Greer Kadetsky and Faith Frank, overachieving fourth-waver and aging second-wave icon, respectively, and their vexed, intimate relationship forms the heart of the novel.
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FPV Robotics CEO and founder Masaki Komagata showed me his company's production Waver drone, which is debuting for the first time ever at CES 2020 in Las Vegas this week.
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When Lucy has a romantic encounter with a fellow astronaut (Jon Hamm) in the back of a pickup truck, for instance, the left side of the image begins to waver.
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Trump's tendency to waver and increase his demands have made China wary of offering concessions, for fear that he will only demand more, people familiar with Chinese trade policy said.
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Delegates who have pledged to support him are starting to waver about their decision, according to the New York Times, while there are reports of growing anxiety inside his campaign.
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"For the rest of the week, barring a huge swing in oil prices, we think the markets will waver to the forces of traders chasing a quick dollar," said the trader.
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But my eyes will never waver from my main goal of reporting on Breaking2, in particular on the athletes at its center, and watching whether this steampunk fighter jet can fly.
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Still, most Trump voters in the former Democratic stronghold counties of Luzerne and Northampton who spoke to CNBC said they have seen nothing yet to make them waver in supporting him.
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Cruz and Rubio, as well as Ryan, have come under fire from some Republicans for appearing to waver on Trump, at times standing by him and at other times criticizing him.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping, however, said in a speech on Friday that "no matter what the difficulties and challenges, our confidence and determination towards one country, two systems will not waver".
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David Richardson, chief executive of the International Cricket Council (ICC), which runs the global game, has warned that "interest in Test cricket will continue to waver" unless greater context is introduced.
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Though they publicly maintained a united front, the board members began to waver in their support as the summer wore on, and Viacom under Mr. Dauman's leadership posted disastrous operating results.
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While they may waver on whether they back out last minute, or simply don't show at all, they consistently do not follow through with plans they've agreed to or even initiated.
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"I hope he resists the temptation to treat the U.N. as a punching bag in order to please conservatives as they witness him waver on other hot-button issues," she said.
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"We're going to make it hurt as much as we can if these guys waver on expelling him, if convicted," said Bob Salera, a spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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"It's constant weakness and fatigue," she told PEOPLE in August, of her symptoms — which also include spasmodic dysphonia, a weakening of the vocal cords that makes her voice waver and tremble.
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Mr. Trump's tendency to waver and increase his demands have made China wary of offering concessions, for fear that he will only demand more, people familiar with Chinese trade policy said.
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Since the Singapore meeting, Mr. Trump has occasionally seemed to waver on the question of lifting some sanctions before the North dismantles its facilities and gives up its weapons and missiles.
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If support in the Senate does waver, the AMT issue would probably make it impossible for Republicans to take a backup plan and have the House just pass the Senate bill.
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His government has repeatedly shrugged off poor poll ratings, insisting it will not waver on the reform agenda as politically sensitive overhauls of unemployment insurance and pensions loom in the months ahead.
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The band, now composed of lead singer Sinno, Haig Papazian, Carl Gerges, Firas Abu-Fakher and Ibrahim Badr, vowed not to waver on their beliefs in the face of growing political tension.
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Apple's CEO Tim Cook, meanwhile, posted to Twitter: "Decision to withdraw from the #ParisAgreeement was wrong for our planet" and "Apple is committed to fight climate change and we will never waver".
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Although election laws ensure that the council is dominated by pro-Beijing members, they could waver in voting for contentious security legislation, as some did in 2003, when a previous bill failed.
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Using other factories to create diversions for the police, the UAW escalated the strike just as it began to waver and secured the exclusive right to bargain with GM for a contract.
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Some liberal Democrats view Biden's shoulder grabs and kisses as disqualifying, arguing that the party can't waver in its commitment to protecting women if it's going to maintain the moral high ground.
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Etched lines on the left side waver and blot — the result of what is called, in printmakers' patois, "foul biting," the effect of acid leaching through the wax resist on the plate.
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When you define characters almost exclusively by their sexual frustrations and dysfunctions (and literally introduce them with cute line drawings illustrating their preferred bonking positions), you can't waver between empathy and cruelty.
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And you're right, the double-barrel Nalu Waver from R Session Pro Tools looks intimidating at first — there are, after all, not one but two piping-hot irons to navigate your fingers around.
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In a year that has seen stocks around the world waver amid volatility, Thailand's SET index has rallied 211 percent so far this year, trailing only behind the Karachi 226.9 index in Pakistan.
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The scorching light didn't waver until the blackened rocks began to mollify under the herd's plodding steps — until even their ashen wake came to life again with flames and flashes of searing gas.
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However, economists said the RBNZ was unlikely to waver from its determination to keep interest rates at record lows for years while it waited for previously-tepid inflation to stabilize around 2 percent.
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While Irma's track may waver, and its intensity may fluctuate, the storm is locked in on a path that will cause massive devastation from the Florida Keys to Miami and northward to Orlando.
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It's rough to watch Jane's happiness waver a bit when she realizes that she should've just stuck with Michael from the beginning (as shown through various "Sliding Doors"-like scenarios throughout the episode).
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"I'm gonna be the story," she mutters after Trump lashes out at her in the wake of moderating a debate, as support from the network appears to waver, despite assurances to the contrary.
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Once the legislation attracts bipartisan support, moderate Senate Republicans, who may otherwise waver in their support, will find they can support the measure without the electoral risk that accompanies a strictly partisan measure.
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Despite maintaining his innocence from the beginning, support for Smollett started to waver and he was written out of the last two episodes of Empire Season 5 in what appeared to be a suspension.
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If the board does not waver, you could enlist a lawyer to write a second letter or take the matter to court, but a lawsuit could ultimately cost you much more than the fee.
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"We will not waver from reforms (to make China's capital markets) more market-based, law-based and international," Liu Shiyu, chairman of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), told a news conference in Beijing.
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KYIV, Ukraine — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo vowed Friday that the Trump administration would not waver in its support for Ukraine and denied charges at the heart of the President Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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Looping and bending her voice, she builds bursts of shrill notes into a dizzying wall of sound—the initially fragile-sounding vocals, quickly becoming a heady surge, as delicately placed notes waver into screams.
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As some economic indicators are beginning to show warning signs of a looming recession, the public's impressions of -- and outlook for -- the country's economic conditions are starting to waver, but they remain mostly positive.
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Not because Republican voters are about to change their minds on Israel en masse, but because they're clearly willing to embrace GOP candidates who waver on Israel support, if those candidates deliver Trump-style politics.
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"Daesh has been losing followers and territory for months, and emphatic strikes like this show that we and the coalition will not waver," UK Defense Secretary Michael Fallon said, using an alternative name for ISIS.
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Speaking by telephone, Xi told Salman that China's determination to deepen strategic cooperation with Saudi Arabia will not waver, no matter how the international and regional situation changes, China's Foreign Ministry said late on Thursday.
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In his neatly made abstractions nothing stays fixed: lines appear to vibrate, waver, rotate and undulate; color glows and throbs as if electrically generated; hovering, gridded squares seem to fade in and out of visibility.
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Mr. Moon's luncheon meeting with the North Koreans was announced on Thursday, as Vice President Mike Pence arrived in South Korea carrying a message from Washington: not to waver from strong sanctions against North Korea.
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Even though the facts which prove this to be so may be brought clearly to their minds, they will still doubt and waver and will continue to think that there may be some other explanation.
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Komagata partnered with JR and with sensor company OKI on development of the Waver to custom-design it specifically for this use, which is where it got its amphibious abilities and attached multibeam sensor array.
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Ultimately, he hopes that Waver and other drone technology FPV Robotics brings to market helps to "make the world a better place," and addressing challenges like infrastructure inspection is definitely a good place to start.
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But the proposed legislation had earned the endorsement of President Donald Trump, and the Republican side of the aisle in the Ways and Means Committee didn't waver in the fight, striking down every Democratic amendment.
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Therefore, it is necessary to stand down every challenger, not for simple reasons of ego or pride but because even appearing to waver is a de facto surrender that imperils America's not-at-all-guaranteed dominance.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg, the leader of an influential group in May's Conservative Party who has warned the government not to waver in its approach, congratulated May for taking a "sensible, pragmatic and generous approach to Brexit".
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"Unless we can give some meaning to these series beyond the rankings and a trophy, then interest in test cricket will continue to waver," David Richardson, the chief executive of the I.C.C., told ESPNCricinfo this month.
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With its sullenly angelic Chief Keef/Justin Vernon duet and that superlaser of a Mike Dean guitar solo, "Hold My Liquor" is a lighter-waver, "Comfortably Numb" for the brain-addled denizens of some future megalopolis.
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Instead of performing a series of aerial acrobatics, the device merely bobbed along for about 20 minutes, slowly working its way from one side of the field to the other with barely a waver or shudder.
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But as the season progressed, their voices did not waver and players throughout the league expressed a nearly universal agreement that they had a duty to confront the issues of race, violence and policing in America.
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After meeting with Mr. Moon in Pyeongchang on Friday, Mr. Abe is said to have told reporters, "North Korea must recognize that the strong ties between Japan, the United States and South Korea will never waver."
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Komagata, an engineer with a focus in drone development, envisions Waver being able to address challenges with aging infrastructure not just in Japan, but globally, though FPV's initial focus is on the market opportunity at home.
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The purpose of weapons, as well as the purpose of words, is that things might best be decided by civil discourse in the light of a standard that cannot be denied and that does not waver.
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But smooth keyboards can waver, preprogrammed patterns can spiral off in unexpected directions, and many of these tracks assume abrasive qualities that, oddly, complement the tranquil bits in a texturally appealing blend of crunchy and sweet.
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"China is confident that it will follow its own path and do its own things well, and will never waver in its stand on countering any provocations by the U.S. side," the newspaper said in a commentary.
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While the question of slavery would be settled with the end of the Civil War, California would continue to waver on the status of its minority populations, particularly Black residents who acquired freedoms through the 13th Amendment.
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"Unless there is a very unlikely massive meltdown in U.S. equity markets, it is doubtful the Fed will waver on a June rate hike," said Stephen Innes, head of trading in Asia-Pacific for Oanda in Singapore.
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On Thursday the Fed gave no indication it will waver from a widely expected rate hike next month, saying in its post-meeting statement that strong job gains and household spending have kept the recovery on track.
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Whether we're talking about marriage or Medicaid, the GOP has long been an enthusiastic waver of the states' rights flag, loudly championing the ability of a sovereign state to decide what's best for its own local community.
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The latest teaser for Season 20 shows a chorus of characters singing a parody of the national anthem with lyrics about Colin Kaepernick and police brutality, only to waver and second-guess every bold statement they make.
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Shorten is campaigning to reverse the Liberal government's cuts to Australia's public health system as economic growth continues to waver, with above average GDP growth of 3% in 2015 failing to offset stagnant income levels and high unemployment.
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For me, I wasn't the type of punk who shot up heroin in some Hollywood apartment hallway, but I also wasn't a New Waver — people who would dye their hair yellow and pink after seeing one art film.
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Competition for runner-up status is fierce as scores of undecided voters waver between the polar opposite visions of Fujimori's closest rivals: Wall Street favorite Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, 77, and 35-year-old left-wing nationalist Veronika Mendoza.
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In other words, Americans are largely comfortable with sweeping ideas, like a $15 minimum wage or "Medicare for All," that could improve their lives — but they start to waver when they understand some of its possible trade-offs.
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In other words, Americans are largely comfortable with sweeping ideas, like a $15 minimum wage or Medicare for All, that could improve their lives — but they start to waver when they understand some of its possible trade-offs.
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Atul Chopra, a medical geneticist at Baylor College of Medicine, told me that people with the disorder don't experience ordinary hunger — instead they waver on the edge of hypoglycemia and must constantly snack to keep from passing out.
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This multibeam technology, provided by OKI, is installed on the bottom of the Waver drone and provides sonar imaging capabilities that allow the drone to accurately map the bottom of a river or seabed from the water's surface.
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In addition to the sea and river bed inspection, the Waver can do a visual inspection of the bridge itself from up close using a more traditional camera, as well as the supporting land from which it extends.
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A little later, after a barrage of criticism and having dispatched his secretary of state to Riyadh to impress upon the King and his son how much their accounting means to Trump and America, Trump seemed to waver.
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This extends to modern-day Iowa, home to a Republican congressman and anti-immigrant zealot, Steve King, who for a while kept a Confederate flag on his desk (later removed after a Confederate flag-waver shot two Iowa cops).
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"This was always a card we knew the president would likely play ... it's not going to cause us to waver at all in our position," said the official, who declined to be identified given the sensitivity of the situation.
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When the Federal Reserve does not waver on its two slated interest rate hikes and the market holds its breath ahead of Friday's jobs report, Cramer said it sets off a series of events that investors need to understand.
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In any other presidential election year, it would be hard to imagine sitting Republican senators waver on the question of whether they would prefer their potential nominee or a sitting Democratic president shape the future of the Supreme Court.
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When it comes to the water itself, we are supporting a program that Mayor Waver announced through Flint Waterworks to pay people in Flint, not outsiders, but people here to deliver the water while we are fixing the pipes.
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After 26 days of intense fighting, the Marines won a decisive victory, routing the communist forces, but the images of dead US troops and a city all but destroyed caused American support for the war to waver at home.
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To get the skill up and running in the pilot, students had to complete several steps to verify their identity and release the rights to their information with a Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act waver, USA Today reports.
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"Our resolve to protect a woman's access to essential health care, including birth control, has not and will not waver," Attorney General Xavier Becerra of California, one of the states that sued to block the rules, said on Tuesday.
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It is hard to believe that the sky-high confidence of the N.F.L.'s most gifted quarterback will waver, and he's playing at home against the Texans (2114-211), who give up nearly 2137 yards of passing a game.
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"We want to surpass that now, because the bottom line is, if the United States of America is going to waver on addressing climate change, then cities or states have to step up," Mr. de Blasio said on WNYC.
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He also insisted the White House not waver in its demand for billions of border wall funding before and during the partial government shutdown this winter -- the longest government shutdown in US history, which ended without Trump getting that funding.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Top U.S. Federal Reserve officials say a strong economy will likely keep their rate increase plans intact, but on Monday a key signal began to waver that may intensify debate about whether conditions are as solid as they seem.
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When the Federal Reserve does not waver on its two slated interest rate hikes and the market holds its breath ahead of Friday's jobs report, Jim Cramer said it sets off a series of events that investors need to understand.
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The pay votes will likely gain the necessary investor backing but support is expected to waver after some shareholder advisory groups questioned the size of Thiam's bonus, despite him having already asked the board to cut it by 40 percent.
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Read more: A huge majority of Americans want a $15 minimum wage, but they waver after hearing its economic impactStill, Rudalevige says there are several political benefits to wielding executive power and circumventing Congress, which could be worth risking political blowback.
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While the film's ending proves a bit more muddled, Blade Runner 2049 does not waver in its assertion that to be born of woman — and to bow to the indomitable power of mother nature — is key to what makes us human.
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Ryan Enos, a political scientist at Harvard, published a book last year, "The Space Between Us," suggesting that the ideological commitment of liberals in these and other similar communities may waver, or fail entirely, when their white homogeneity is threatened.
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Mr. Mahathir's campaign-speech commitment to free speech did seem to waver right after the election, when he suggested that the fake news law needed to be reviewed rather than scrapped entirely, as his coalition had pledged during the campaign.
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In his confinement, he consorts with a revolving cast of the lost and the damaged, including a former patient named Solange (Ivana Mladenovic), who becomes the object of his affection at a time and place where fidelity tends to waver.
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On the silver screen, these women blossomed, flitting about in bobs and dropped-waist dresses; now, unsure of their next phase of life, they waver, still outfitted in the trimmings of the person they or someone else created for them.
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Ms. Smith was said to have tied for the honor of first woman to vote in Greater New York with Mary Waver, who cast her ballot in a public school on East 37th Street at five seconds after 6 a.m.
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"French and German companies are looking forward to China demonstrating that it will not waver and will deepen its opening-up and reform policy in order to create a level playing field for foreign businesses in China," their article said.
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"Unless there is a very unlikely massive meltdown in U.S. equity markets, it is doubtful the Fed will waver on a June rate hike," Stephen Innes, head of trading in Asia-Pacific for Oanda in Singapore wrote in a note.
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Though UCF tried to lobby for him, the NCAA only granted a waver that allowed De La Haye to post athletic-related videos on a non-monetized channel or make money off videos that didn't use his sports image and likeness.
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Deliberate and methodical, he arrives at the MUNCHIES Garden with a plan seemingly firm in his mind, and his focus doesn't waver as he carefully slices Armenian cucumber into thick coins, tossing them into a bowl with shallots for quick-pickling.
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To this, I would ask you as to why your faith in Uzi would ever waver, but to conclusively answer the question, here's someone showing just how beautiful this song sounds when reduced to just melody and harmony on a grand piano.
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She is somebody, especially for a female director, who is so secure in who she is, she'll never really waver from that at all and she'll fight for exactly the film she wants to make, which is what she did with Stockholm, Pennsylvania.
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" But Trump seemed to waver on the timing, with the White House issuing a subsequent statement saying, "The President was saying what we've been saying all along, that he wants to do tax reform as quickly as possible while still doing it right.
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We've watched her waver through every iteration of self, from the hardened woman who needed a gunshot to start her heart, to the doting, sundress-wearing Texan mother who could temporarily delay the inevitable by playing house with children she didn't know.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's inflation accelerated to a surprisingly brisk 2.2 percent in the first quarter, its highest in five years, but that was unlikely to prompt the central bank to waver in its determination to keep interest rates at record lows.
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Though Japan&aposs pacifist strategic posture outlived the Cold War, it has steadily eroded in the 21st century as Washington urged it to beef up its military and because of Tokyo&aposs concern that the US commitment to Japanese national defense could waver.
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Throughout this ordeal, I have worked hard to ensure that my focus on my companies did not waver; without this meritless lawsuit hanging over our heads, however, we can now redouble our efforts to lead the portfolio companies toward growth and prosperity.
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Along the way, there's snippets of Beethoven's fifth, shuddering cumbia rhythms, a staticky DJ drop that simply says "ocelote"—one she's adopted as her signature in the past few years—and some ascendant live keys that waver between Reichian loops and dizzy drones.
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Daft Punk's Thomas Bangalter, Detroit techno second-waver Carl Craig, and post-minimalist composer Max Richter are some of the big-name contributors participating in Daydreaming with Stanley Kubrick, a multimedia exhibition of works influenced by the cinema icon and his vast portfolio.
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Trippi said that while Trump's combative persona helped mobilize African-Americans and young people, and enlarged the opening for Jones with white-collar whites, the President showed a potent capacity to tug his coalition back toward Moore whenever it appeared to waver.
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But several Alabama Republican officials did not waver in their support of Moore, who scored a decisive primary victory in September over Luther Strange, the incumbent appointed to fill the seat on an interim basis when Jeff Sessions was named U.S. attorney general.
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BEIJING — Facing deepening tensions abroad and anxieties at home, China's leader, Xi Jinping, delivered an unabashed defense of his policies on Tuesday, using a key anniversary to argue that his recipe of guided growth under strong Communist Party control must not waver.
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His devotion does not waver until one day he hears mysterious noises in his house, and discovers that his loving single mother (Scarlett Johansson) has hidden a teenage Jewish refugee named Elsa (Thomasin McKenzie) in a crawl space behind a bedroom wall.
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The continuing disillusionment of Philip has been the season's primary arc (along with the stress of being spy-parents), but the toll on Elizabeth has been greater, really, and for one episode — or one short closing scene — the show let her waver.
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When pressed on why the U.S. has such disproportionate levels of gun death — guns are 10 times more likely to kill Americans than people in other developed nations, according to a study by the American Journal of Medicine — she did not waver.
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That is one reason why her family filed a civil lawsuit against Singleton, Warden Headley, who transferred to Staton last year, Waver, state prison chief Jeff Dunn, and former associate commissioner Grantt Culliver, who retired in 2018 amid a sexual misconduct scandal.
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But just as "In the Fade" should be reaching its starkest, sharpest point, as Katja's pain pushes her toward a moral crisis, Mr. Akin's focus seems to waver, and the sense of tough existential clarity that is his greatest virtue goes blurry.
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What's more, if some Republicans continue to waver, it's probable that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will start trying to peel off some moderate Democrats in deep red states like Joe Manchin (D-WV), Heidi Heitkamp (D-ND), and Joe Donnelly (D-IN).
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Halle Berry, who was not yet a star, is also pretty bad here, giving a performance that makes it seem as if the only direction she was given was to talk in a high-pitched voice and waver a lot before finally choosing Omar Epps.
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" He will not waver in his conviction that he belongs here, and he's steady in the hope that Washington D.C. will agree: "I am helping people," he said, "and I believe that the citizens of this country, the President and Congress will work with us.
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But losing a title does not mark the end of a fighter and the norm is for these things to be marked off as just a waver in form, creating a chance to hype a rematch unless the fallen champ loses two in a row.
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"The United States must make it abundantly clear that we will defend our nation and not waver in our rejection of his effort to erode western democracy as a strategic imperative for Russia's future," Menendez and Graham said in a joint statement on Tuesday.
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Lyrics were a really big focus, and this was the first time the three actually went back to tweak and edit the tracks[...] It's hard to pick a favorite of all these songs that waver between sweet and funny and fierce and straight-up weird.
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But even so, some of the nation's most hard-line anti-immigration activists have become increasingly nervous that Mr. Trump might waver on their primary concern — the need to shrink the number of immigrants who enter the United States each year, currently 1.1 million.
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The government did not waver in the face of rolling strikes last year over a reform of the state rail company, but Macron has since been weakened politically by a series of anti-government protests at the end of 2018 and early this year.
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If this business doesn't work out, says Gus, "there is no plan B." The situation became so dire that the two strongly considered filing for Chapter 11 or Chapter 13, a move that he is still considering as they waver on the brink of bankruptcy.
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The government has so far not announced its plans for the issue, although the country's commitment to pay, underpinned by its desire to keep its so far unblemished payment record intact, has appeared to waver in recent days, say financial sources familiar with the matter.
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Under the current guidelines, states can receive a waver for work requirements for those receiving benefits from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), or its former name, food stamps, if its unemployment rate is at least 20 percent above the national rate, according to Bloomberg.
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The summit between Kim and Moon last month appears to have reinvigorated talks between the Koreas and the US which were beginning to waver, with Moon later passing on a message from Kim to Trump that had the US President waxing rhapsodically about their relationship.
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Directed by Geeta Gandbhir and Sam Pollard ("When The Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts"), "Why We Hate" is the sort of thought-provoking fare that ought to be encouraged, especially from a network like Discovery Channel, whose commitment to such programming tends to waver.
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However, when the stock market began to waver last year under fears of tariffs and a trade war, Trump made the unprecedented move of criticizing the Fed policy of raising the fed funds rate, even though the gradual move to normalize rates was anticipated and clearly communicated.
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Hearing Broadway actor and folk singer Stephen Cheng waver and croon in Taiwanese over a 1960s Rocksteady beat on "Always Together (A Chinese Love Song)" reminded me of understanding what my grandparents were saying over the phone growing up, but having to respond partly in English.
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Josh Wilkerson, who earned $16.50 an hour working as a dog kennel supervisor, had recently aged out of his stepfather's private health insurance plan and had opted for a cheaper, over-the-counter $25 insulin over the pricey alternative, his mother, Erin Waver, told The Washington Post.
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SEOUL/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's "clear warning" to North Korea shows he is aware of the urgency of the threat posed by North Korea's nuclear program and will not waver from a policy of sanctions against the isolated country, South Korea said on Tuesday.
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Geoff Cutmore: And what advice would you give to an oil trader who wants to go short oil in the fourth quarter of this year because they believe maybe you or the Saudis will waver on this relationship if you see the price fall below $50?
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Yet the authors never waver from their essential principle, which is a rock-ribbed defense of both the moral and practical need to defend free speech as both the most vital tool available for the disenfranchised — and essential for the preservation of honest intellectual inquiry and debate.
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For instance, should a Republican presidential candidate be elected, they would be severely punished should they ever waver in their stated commitment to bomb ISIS into oblivion—even if they had come to see that such force would be only limitedly effective while providing ISIS with a propaganda coup.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Sanders leads Democratic field in Colorado poll MORE (D-Calif.), Barr did not waver from that position.
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Yet they're still worth checking out, if only to witness each singer's evolving sense of self: Perry seems to waver over whether she's an empowered, independent woman or a plucky underdog, while Swift is stepping into the role of a put-upon victim who can't take it anymore.
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"The Great Gatsby," F. Scott Fitzgerald This is often considered the greatest American novel of the 20th century — I waver on that sometimes but I love the beauty of its writing, its tabloid immediacy, the high body count, its modernistic touches, the relentless drama put into its novella-length form.
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With booming drives that regularly left Mr Woods's and Mr Molinari's balls 30 yards in the rearview mirror; pinpoint approach shots that honed in on flagsticks like laser-guided missiles; and putts whose lines never seemed to waver; Mr Koepka seemed to be playing a different game from his rivals.
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The fact that Armstrong persists with his mission without explaining what it means to him leaves the question open to the viewer; the result is that "First Man" is far more fascinating and profound than if he had simply been a gung-ho adventurer or a true-blue flag-waver.
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Mr. Priebus, the departing chairman of the Republican Party, came late to joining the Trump team, but refused to waver publicly when the Washington establishment was rushing to condemn Mr. Trump during various scandals, particularly a leaked "Access Hollywood" recording that captured Mr. Trump boasting about grabbing women by their genitals.
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One diplomat at the talks said that while there were signs Turkey might be willing to reconsider its intervention rights, it did not appear to waver on the residual presence of Turkish troops on the island after a settlement, a sticking point for the Greek side which wants assurances of their full withdrawal.
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Waver estimates that just taking into account bridges alone, there's a roughly $25 million per year total addressable market, and it's aiming to acquire around 4% of that (roughly $1 million in revenue) in 2020, and then to grow that by about $2 million per year in the next two fiscal years.
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When the Utes, who finished 218-270 and second in the nation in 231, moved to the Pac-12 three years later, Whittingham did not waver from his belief that hard-nosed football was a winning formula — even in a conference that has been known for developing N.F.L. quarterbacks and wide-open offenses.
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Trump has also slammed the alliance as "obsolete" and last year appeared to waver on whether the US should come to the defense of all NATO member countries, though he had previously committed to Article 5, which deems an attack on one member of NATO an attack on all countries in the alliance.
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If anything, his voice seemed to waver, as if he were in that moment beginning to realize how racism not only negatively affects people of color but white people as well — how it causes them to buy into false narratives that legitimate institutions have perpetuated to advance white supremacy since our country's founding.
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To them, a Donald Trump who is willing to allow democracy to waver in Hong Kong (and the rest of Asia), who is not trusting of his allies, who is easily fooled, is a president who could create the kind of opening that would allow China to gain ground on a swiftly tilting planet.
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Mortgage interest deduction • House caps at $500,000; Senate retains Medical expense deduction • House repeals; Senate expands Teacher deduction for school supplies; graduate student tuition waver; student loan interest deduction • House repeals all; Senate expands or retains all The Senate bill allows owners of businesses organized as pass-throughs to deduct 23 percent of their business income.
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At the end of a major international trip with three stops -- a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki, Finland, a visit to the United Kingdom and the latest NATO summit in Brussels, Belgium -- Trump spoke with Fox News' Tucker Carlson, where he appeared to waver on whether the US would come to the defense of all NATO member countries.
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But at some point in the fall, Thiel's confidence in Trump appears to have begun to waver: Though Thiel was publicly supporting and praising the candidate, according to Mac's reporting for BuzzFeed, Thiel came across as less certain in private conversations, even as far back as just before Election Day: But in at least one private conversation, Thiel admitted he didn't have much confidence in either candidate.
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Conversely, when the second waver might claim that some advance for women in the halls of power—say, the first nomination by a major party of a female candidate for president—is a practical gain for all women, a younger feminist might say that ideally such a candidate would also have economic and social policies that would advance the cause of all women, without equivocation.
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Some liberals say the party must not waver on the issue if it's going to maintain the moral high ground against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, who has also been accused of sexual misconduct.
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After the bombshell report, some GOP senators seemed to waver on whether to call witnesses and has seemed to thwart Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellDemocratic senator to force vote requiring Roberts to weigh in on witnesses Evangelical pastor: Jesus would have 'beat the crap' out of John Bolton Bolton's lawyer disputes NSC assessment that manuscript contains classified information MORE's (R-Ky.) plan to keep the impeachment trial short.
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White House consulted after complaint Initially, Maguire seemed to waver about the chronology of events related to his handling of the complaint but ultimately told lawmakers on the House Intelligence Committee that his office did seek guidance from the White House before raising the issue with the Office of Legal Counsel and Department of Justice, which advised he was not legally bound to provide it to the committee.
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