Ralph Norman — both of whom have advocated for Gallagher.
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Instead, they have advocated for continuing to investigate the president.
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The business community has also advocated for additional seasonal visas.
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She recently advocated for Cyntoia Brown's clemency on social media.
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Fowler has long advocated for the elimination of forced arbitration.
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He's since advocated for aid in dying on her behalf.
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He also publicly broke with Cameron, who advocated for Remain.
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He's previously advocated for privacy laws similar to Europe's GDPR.
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She advocated for legislation — introduced in May by Democratic Rep.
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That's the approach Warren Buffett has advocated for retail investors.
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The Dutch politician advocated for immediately sealing the Dutch border.
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Then this summer, he advocated for raising it to $22015.
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Throughout his remarks, the president repeatedly advocated for violent policing.
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Religious groups across the United States advocated for debt relief.
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McCormack advocated for President Barack Obama before his 2008 election.
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And she strongly advocated for women's inclusion in STEM fields.
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Becca Bean, 17, advocated for girls' education on the Hill.
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President Trump has advocated for arming teachers in the past.
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Trump himself has frequently advocated for training and arming teachers.
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Clapper advocated for new sanctions, as well as better education.
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Maynard's family advocated for the law in California and elsewhere.
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Jarrett advocated for women in the workplace throughout her career.
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He also advocated for an unsuccessful Senate candidate in Montana.
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Additionally, Olson advocated for tax reform that simplifies the code.
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Diana also advocated for the removal of dangerous land mines.
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The American labor movement has long advocated for these policies.
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In addition, it has advocated for cuts to the CDC.
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Obama was a Democrat who advocated for more stringent laws.
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Some doctors who spoke to Cosmopolitan advocated for further study.
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Bernie Sanders who advocated for his "Medicare for All" plan.
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The firearms industry has advocated for a better NICS system.
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Trump has not publicly advocated for a universal flu vaccine.
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Powell Jobs has long advocated for immigration reform as a way to counter inequality and has aimed to provide immigrants with legal representation in immigration courts and advocated for expanding federal resources for immigrants.
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While, to his credit, Sanders has supported the full audit of the Federal Reserve long advocated for Ron Paul, he has fully advocated for the Fed to double down on these very same policies.
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Boyce also advocated for the fight against homelessness, his family said.
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Corbyn in the past advocated for negotiations with militant Irish republicans.
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Barbara Lee, who has also advocated for Congress's war-making powers.
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At the outset, Stone advocated for traditional methods: polling, analytics, advertising.
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He advocated for the 13th Amendment and also promoted blackface minstrelsy.
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Proponents of medical marijuana had advocated for the move for years.
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She was targeted because she advocated for the education of women.
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Bankruptcy lawyers and farm groups have long advocated for this change.
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It's also an approach Gottlieb has long favored and advocated for.
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However, Kadyrov's administration has previously advocated for just such an approach.
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EWG has advocated for a stricter mercury limit of 0.58 ppm.
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Some, like Labour MP Dawn Butler, advocated for a similar initiative.
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Roosevelt advocated for consumers and believed in sensible regulation of industry.
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Bernie Sanders has advocated for a complete end to felon disenfranchisement.
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As a candidate, Trump advocated for Medicare negotiating prices with manufacturers.
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She has also advocated for gender parity in the STEM field.
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He and Ross advocated for tax cuts to help stimulate growth.
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Inverse reporter Joe Carmichael also advocated for the position last month.
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Groups that have long advocated for reducing overall immigration are energized.
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Like Mr. Sanders, he has advocated for a $15 minimum wage.
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Before Trump, American propaganda advocated for diversity and acceptance of immigrants.
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For decades, I have advocated for using cameras in federal courtrooms.
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In Poland, the company has advocated for the protection of forests.
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He advocated for and built newsstands for blind and disabled veterans.
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He has advocated for firing him before the headlines get worse.
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Steve LaTourette, a moderate Republican who advocated for pragmatism over partisanship.
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She's advocated for immigration rights, including passage of the Dream Act.
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He advocated for protection for the big trees and their forests.
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Ever since, labor groups have advocated for an enhanced enforcement mechanism.
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Mac Thornberry (R-Texas) and other defense hawks have advocated for.
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" He advocated for a "renewed emphasis on civic learning in schools.
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Even some of his usual critics advocated for a military response.
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Like an August 2016 advertisement that advocated for Texas to secede.
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Irving has advocated for the rights of student victim-survivors since.
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Shelton, in contrast, has long advocated for a strong, stable dollar.
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The Lebanese government advocated for Ghosn following his November 2018 arrest.
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However, he also advocated for a pretty radical mode of giving.
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Trump strongly advocated for the availability of records in the past.
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Most recently, she advocated for victims of sexual assault in war zones.
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Most of the changes Ogata has advocated for in Kumamoto are modest.
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The chat board frequently advocated for sexual violence and hate against women.
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It's what many men have advocated for over the past few decades.
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That's why it is so important that we advocated for each other.
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All three have at some point advocated for regime change in Iran.
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Key among those declines were groups that strongly advocated for his election.
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Top leadership has advocated for housing and employment protections for LGBT people.
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On broadband privacy, for example, Pai has consistently advocated for FTC oversight.
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He has advocated for providing a pathway to citizenship for DACA recipients.
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While there, Markle advocated for amplifying women's voices at home and abroad.
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Ryan has long advocated for turning Medicaid into a "block grant" program.
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Native American activists have advocated for the statue&aposs removal for decades.
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Matheney has officially advocated for the coal industry before taking this job.
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Then she forgave him — and advocated for him to avoid prison time.
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They created an adaptive division and have advocated for similar divisions internationally.
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In the past, he has also advocated for the legalization of marijuana.
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He also has advocated for keeping the central bank's focus on inflation.
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The last habit Suh advocated for is staying inquisitive and asking questions.
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It advocated for a more radical shake-up of the telecoms group.
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He accepted money and advocated for somebody who would give him contributions.
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The senator himself attended various meetings and otherwise advocated for Melgen's interests.
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I have always advocated for the humane treatment of all living things.
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Best has been critical of WikiLeaks and has advocated for government transparency.
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Since his son's death, Oliver has advocated for stricter gun control laws.
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Best has been critical of Wikileaks and has advocated for government transparency.
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The League of Women Voters has long advocated for expanding voter registration.
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Others, like Senator Kamala Harris, advocated for a sweeping Green New Deal.
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Throughout his campaign, Sanders has advocated for tuition-free colleges and universities.
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Cheney on Sunday advocated for keeping such programs at the CIA's disposal.
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Peter King, a moderate who has long advocated for expanding background checks.
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Jacobs said Sullivan and Clark advocated for the use of ephemeral technology.
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White men who advocated for women, in contrast, had their reputations enhanced.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) advocated for stricter gun laws on Thursday after Rep.
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Biden has advocated for a federal voluntary buyback program for assault weapons.
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Others have advocated for supporting local businesses and people calling for prayers.
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It also misstated the name of a group that advocated for Prohibition.
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Laura Kelly has advocated for medical marijuana legalization on the campaign trail.
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For years, teachers advocated for better education funding without walkouts and rallies.
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Schiff and other Democrats once strongly advocated for transparency and oversight independence.
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He advocated for limited city government that promoted the town's rural roots.
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He's always advocated for policy change from a place of conviction. Others?
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Though Commissioner Jackson has advocated for change, he's leaving the agency soon.
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Blumenthal has advocated for the roll out of the anti-collision system.
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On several occasions, Hawking advocated for living the best life you can.
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That was why many had advocated for it in the first place.
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He has helped draft comment letters to the SEC that advocated for less onerous restrictions for foreign public companies, and also participated in a 2011 article which advocated for less zealous enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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Along with others in the administration, I strongly advocated for lifting the ban on the sale of lethal defensive arms to Ukraine, advocated for increasing U.S. security assistance to Ukraine, and urged other countries to follow the U.S. lead.
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Along with others in the Administration, I strongly advocated for lifting the ban on the sale of lethal defensive arms to Ukraine, advocated for increasing U.S. security assistance to Ukraine, and urged other countries to follow the U.S. lead.
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In his articles, he has advocated for settlements and against a Palestinian state.
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The Trump transition team denied Thursday that he ever advocated for a registry.
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In the Facebook post, Bush advocated for adopting or rescuing dogs from shelters.
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Bolton has consistently advocated for unilateral and interventionist approaches to foreign policy challenges.
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He supports a variety of liberal policies and has advocated for LGBTQ equality.
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Many groups had advocated for stricter provisions and even higher penalties or incentives.
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Assemblyman Keith Wright has advocated for such a law for over a decade.
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Go deeper: Why Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari advocated for a rate cut
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It's a policy that has long been advocated for by gun-control groups.
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The changes announced Thursday were not embraced by those who've advocated for victims.
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The industry and consumer groups have advocated for a strong, consistent national plan.
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Trump also advocated for more abstinence-based treatment to combat the opioid crisis.
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Moon has advocated for engagement with North Korea to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula.
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The senator also advocated for proposals that are already popular among Democrats candidates.
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Carter advocated for an issue that would become of Reagan's signatures — welfare reform.
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How it happened: Kushner advocated for Stepien to be installed as political director.
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Trump has long advocated for building a wall along the border with Mexico.
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And in the decades prior, he advocated for more punitive criminal justice system.
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This is precisely one of the things we advocated for in the book.
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He advocated for right during the times of fear when everyone was silent.
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Warner advocated for a "short-term national strategy" to deal with such threats.
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Lindsey Graham, who has long advocated for a carbon tax, and Utah Sen.
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Kelly, formerly head of U.S. Southern Command, has long advocated for more support
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The minimum wage: Biden backs a $15 minimum wage; Obama advocated for $10.
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Trump has advocated for burning more coal, a major cause of climate pollution.
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Tony-award winning "Hamilton" creator and actor Lin-Manuel Miranda advocated for FamiliesBelong.
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Actor Sylvester Stallone, who advocated for Johnson's pardon, joined Trump for the announcement.
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Other lawmakers have in the past advocated for a pardon for Johnson. Sen.
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Flake and others have advocated for legislation that would codify protections for Mueller.
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During his 2012 presidential bid, Gingrich advocated for forming colonies on the moon.
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She's "crusaded" for male femimists, advocated for gender equality, and challenged gender stereotypes.
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Trump has often advocated for more private sector involvement in veterans' medical care.
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Trump has also repeatedly advocated for the open profiling of Muslims by police.
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For many years, Steiner has advocated for ethical labor practices in the arts.
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Mattarella said he couldn't accept a minister who advocated for leaving the euro.
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Many evangelical leaders have advocated for refugees, from all different faiths, for years.
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Steve Scalise (R-LA) — had advocated for a little more time to negotiate.
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Free-market thinkers like Milton Friedman advocated for reduced government involvement in markets.
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The endorsement marked a win for Sanders, who has long advocated for unions.
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Sandberg advocated for paid family leave for all parents following a child's birth.
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Past administrations have pointedly advocated for press access during meetings with repressive governments.
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But throughout the course of Rocky's jailing, Trump often advocated for his freedom.
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More than a dozen House Democrats advocated for Guinn during the DCCC's search.
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Who among us hasn't accidentally advocated for cannibalism at one point or another?
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This isn't the first time the American Legion has advocated for medical marijuana.
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She advocated for commonsense gun laws and closing tax loopholes for the wealthy.
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In the near term, Pritzker advocated for the sale and taxation of recreational marijuana.
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The kind of self-care people have advocated for me has not been inspiring.
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She advocated for allowing child victims to testify in court with emotional support dogs.
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Singh has advocated for climate action and a government-funded drug program for everyone.
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The program advocated for women to demand a toilet before accepting a marriage proposal.
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They have long advocated for protecting same-sex marriage and for protecting religious dissenters.
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Lastly, Clinton has advocated for a significant increase in the number of Syrian refugees.
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The women's organizations that might have advocated for these women simply didn't exist yet.
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She also previously advocated for female farm workers' rights in a gender reveal post.
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Bibbs advocated for the killing and was a vital contributor to the murder plot.
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Trump has advocated for some gun restrictions for individuals on the no-fly list.
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But veterans groups have repeatedly advocated for changing the so-called 90/10 rule.
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Government leaker Edward Snowden has personally advocated for people to start communicating on Signal.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) advocated for stricter gun laws in the wake of the shooting.
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Guttenberg supports stricter gun control and has advocated for provisions like universal background checks.
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He advocated for marginalized populations and campaigned for safer working conditions for restaurant staffs.
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He advocated for protectionism and some form of presidential activism within the U.S. economy.
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On the campaign trail, Trump advocated for ceasing immigration and refugee resettlement of Muslims.
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Instead, he advocated for a return to social realism: paintings depicting tangible, everyday life.
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The day before, he advocated for a tougher vetting program for would-be immigrants.
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Our members advocated for improvements to the old approach of self-reporting staffing data.
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Sanders has advocated for a $15 an hour minimum wage during his 2020 campaign.
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The Women's March advocated for women's equality, LGBT rights, abortion access and other issues.
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The Trump team later denied that he had ever advocated for such a registry.
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Ukraine has advocated for the ships' return to alleviate tensions between Moscow and Kyiv.
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Ron Johnson, who both sit on the budget committee, have advocated for this idea.
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In her career, she has advocated for education, affirmative action and African-American issues.
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Many who represent Texas in Washington have advocated for shrinking FEMA or shuttering HUD.
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She advocated for common sense gun laws and closing tax loopholes for the wealthy.
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But Trump himself actually advocated for not getting involved in Syria in the past.
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In the White House, he advocated for the President to back Moore over Sen.
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The sultan has in recent decades advocated for a hard-line vision of Islam.
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Trump has advocated for a "safe zone" for Syrians to ride out the conflict.
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The icon of conservation, Teddy Roosevelt, advocated for scientific wildlife management by state agencies.
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Instead, Trump has advocated for more coal energy and loosened regulations on vehicle emissions.
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Bell, 43, instead advocated for Ibtihaj Muhammad, a female American fencer of Muslim descent.
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I volunteered at places and advocated for causes that I hadn't previously openly supported.
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He advocated for legislation that was estimated to save $1.4 billion in federal spending.
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The raise is lower than some government workers unions and lawmakers had advocated for.
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The New Jersey senator has long advocated for the federal government to legalize marijuana.
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Clinton once advocated for the trade deal but has since backed away from it.
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He empathized with and advocated for the worker, the underdog and the discriminated against.
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Von Spakovsky, one of Kobach's mentors, has long advocated for stricter voter access rules.
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He has long advocated for changes to licensing standards to increase access to telemedicine.
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One of them has advocated for legalizing rape on private property, the center says.
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This means sticking with the original plan that he advocated for during his campaign.
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Everyone at the table laughed, including Smith, who advocated for Warren to be hired.
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As aviation unions met behind closed doors, Ms. Nelson advocated for an aggressive response.
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"Jesus advocated for the poor, the sick, the hungry, and refugees," he tells Broadly.
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Hassett has also advocated for lowering trade barriers, in contrast to his new boss.
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Maybe she advocated for the rights of these children because indifference is simply unthinkable.
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The Freedom Caucus advocated for rolling back Obamacare's protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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Others are expected, like the Democratic former First Lady who advocated for the arts.
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Marine Le Pen advocated for an 26 percent cut in legal immigration to France.
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Pompeo has advocated for stronger domestic surveillance Pompeo has advocated for stronger domestic surveillance President-elect Donald Trump has tapped Congressman Mike Pompeo, a leading critic of the Iran deal and supporter of stronger domestic surveillance, to lead the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Governor Lael Brainard, who had previously advocated for raising the buffer, dissented from Wednesday's decision.
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Musk has aggressively advocated for this position, assuring that synergies exist between the two companies.
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Bolton had previously advocated for regime change in Iran before he joined the Trump administration.
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Rivera was part of the F.A.L.N., a military organization that advocated for Puerto Rico's independence.
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" She advocated for a separate, independent investigation "to figure out exactly how this disaster happened.
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My elementary school didn't have a ramp until my family and I advocated for one.
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The complaint, Tymkovich said in a separate order, alleged that Kavanaugh advocated for Tymkovich's confirmation.
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On Twitter, he recently advocated for better and better wireless cellular technology such as 5G.
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"We've always advocated for beefing up patrol and having more officers in uniform," Ryan said.
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Ivanka reportedly advocated for this change, first proposed by conservative lawmakers in 2015, for months.
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She advocated for peace in the most violent regions of Italy, risking her own assassination.
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Kirchner had previously worked at FAIR, a group that advocated for policies that restrict immigration.
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It's why we have also advocated for national privacy legislation in the U.S. since 2005.
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He has advocated for higher rates and a rule-based system for setting monetary policy.
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Jennifer Garner had a busy day in Washington, D.C. as she advocated for childhood education.
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In 2010, you successfully advocated for the passage of the Domestic Workers Bill of Rights.
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Impeachment: Steyer's "Need to Impeach" campaign has long advocated for President Trump's removal from office.
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Emily Ratajkowski has long been a strong advocated for equal treatment for men and women.
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Hindu traditions and teachers have always advocated for care and respect of the natural world.
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Over his past year in office, he's advocated for giving more money to the military.
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Meanwhile, Slovenian snowboarder Tit Stante has advocated for the prison release of rapper Meek Mill.
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The literature explained the digestion process and advocated for a low-sugar, low-fat diet.
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Mattis had advocated for a strong U.S. military presence to bolster diplomatic peace efforts there.
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She strongly advocated for Bernie Sanders and then Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential race.
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Ostby said the United Nations had advocated for the release of the memorandum of understanding.
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IDG, which represents ride-hailing drivers, had advocated for Uber to add in-app tipping.
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As first lady, she advocated for the Brady Bill and convened meetings on school violence.
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Unions advocated for pensions for their members, and union membership rose until the mid-1950s.
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He was a Bush-era neoconservative who advocated for a more aggressive response to Russia.
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The National Transportation Safety Board has advocated for positive train control as early as 1990.
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The President's daughter Ivanka Trump, a senior White House adviser, has advocated for remaining in.
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The delay was sharply criticized by lawmakers and others who have advocated for the determination.
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During her time as first lady, Michelle Obama advocated for healthy eating habits for children.
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Zuckerberg also advocated for new societal structures to encourage individuals to experiment, like cash handouts.
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Since the 1992 protest, she has advocated for the removal of Confederate memorials and monuments.
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She worked on Capitol Hill and advocated for democracy reforms for more than 30 years.
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THANK YOU TO MY TEAM, MY MANAGEMENT, ATTORNEYS, LABEL AND EVERYONE WHO ADVOCATED FOR JUSTICE.
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" Booker, pressed on where he stands in the political spectrum, has advocated for "universal love.
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Trump has long advocated for ending the war in Afghanistan, including during his 2016 campaign.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in has long advocated for increased dialogue with North Korea.
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Class counsel from the Gibbs Law Group advocated for that result at the 6th Circuit.
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Laura Bush championed literacy, and Michelle Obama advocated for fitness through a "Let's Move!" campaign.
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FDD has advocated for the files to be released to the public in the past.
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The Prince of Wales has long advocated for environmental conservation, architectural preservation, and alternative medicine.
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After a meeting with the N.R.A., Mr. Trump no longer advocated for an age increase.
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President Donald Trump has advocated for arming teachers as a way to prevent school violence.
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He worked as a freelance writer, volunteered for L.G.B.T. organizations and advocated for animal welfare.
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She interviewed 36 Asian Americans last year who have advocated for or against affirmative action.
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Stiglitz advocated for targeted assistance to help people and sectors weather the public health emergency.
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"Here's the deal: Joe Biden has repeatedly advocated for cuts to Social Security," Sanders tweeted.
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It has raised wages, improved worker benefits and advocated for a federal minimum wage increase.
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Rubio has also advocated for age limits for the purchase of rifles in the state.
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He's repeatedly called for repealing the Affordable Care Act ("Obamacare") and advocated for cutting Medicaid.
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And then I also actually I went around the country and advocated for videotaped interrogation.
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The spokesperson said CBP leadership advocated for the change with the Office of Personnel Management.
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She and her girlfriend, the basketball star Sue Bird, have fiercely advocated for L.G.B.T.Q. rights.
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Bolton has, among other things, advocated for the bombing of both Iran and North Korea.
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At Goldman Sachs, he advocated for salaries for engineers and programmers that matched technology companies.
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The DARK moniker is as misleading as the GMO labels these activists have advocated for.
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One California shelter he advocated for was a former jail densely packed with bunk beds.
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She worked on Capitol Hill and advocated for democracy reforms for more than 30 years.
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After she learned about the drug from a documentary, she advocated for its wider use.
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has also advocated for an increase in the gas tax.
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He has repeatedly advocated for arming teachers and "hardening" schools to protect them from threats.
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" Said Google: "We've long advocated for policies that provide equal rights and treatment for all.
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And in the end, basically none of what Ryan advocated for has come to pass.
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Crapo also has advocated for trade rules favoring Idaho's potato, lumber, dairy and sugar interests.
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I've advocated for implants or tattoo chips on people so we could effectively know their whereabouts.
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The state of play: Republican senators, including James Lankford of Oklahoma, have advocated for this idea.
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The ACA isn't perfect, and politicians have advocated for an expansion of coverage for more Americans.
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Seen boarding Air Force One was Peter Navarro, the China hawk who has advocated for tariffs.
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Over the next 10 minutes, the children advocated for taking ambitious steps against a massive problem.
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She advocated for women's rights and berated ministers in public when their decisions harmed ordinary people.
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She's also advocated for broader social and economic issues, like feminism, disability rights, and climate change.
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The program outlined on Wednesday advocated for men and women to adopt opposite roles in relationships.
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Sheikh Nimr had advocated for greater political rights for Shiites in Saudi Arabia and surrounding countries.
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According to Revere, some Bush officials internally advocated for renewing negotiations, and by 21992 they succeeded.
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Top Apple executives have publicly advocated for the company's decidedly editorial approach to picking news stories.
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Kudlow has long advocated for a strong dollar while Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin opposes market intervention.
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Diversity is something Scalia indirectly advocated for in an opinion in the same-sex marriage case.
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In my lifetime, Democratic presidents have proudly and successfully advocated for polices to promote economic growth.
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The state also says J&J funded groups that aggressively advocated for easy access to opioids.
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Those features look very similar to the ones the Center for Humane Technology has advocated for.
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He actually praised Iran's soccer team — and kinda sorta maybe advocated for a revolution in Iran.
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Rubin also advocated for women to be included in Princeton's private social salon, the Cosmos Club.
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But the company advocated for hacking back in a closed meeting in 2013, according to Bloomberg .
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For the past decade, Kobach has advocated for strict immigration laws and tough voter identification laws.
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Jared Polis -- Colorado Democrats who advocated for both undocumented immigrants -- hailed ICE's latest action both cases.
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Within the agency, she advocated for spacesuit and technological design that took these differences to account.
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Rob Portman, an Ohio Republican who had long advocated for more focus on the opioid epidemic.
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In 2008, May advocated for a culture change to close the pay gap in the Guardian.
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The government has also constructed prototypes of the border wall Trump advocated for during the campaign.
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He's praised Brazil's brutal former dictatorship, and advocated for a return to the military junta era.
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The ex-congressman is a former software entrepreneur who has advocated for policies like net neutrality.
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He also advocated for aides to portray his relationship with McGahn as strong, according to CNN.
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Some GOP lawmakers have advocated for stronger work requirements to eliminate a perceived dependence on welfare.
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The president has repeatedly advocated for arming teachers and "hardening" schools to protect them from threats.
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This isn't the first time Trump has advocated for exercising the death penalty against drug traffickers.
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Snow also advocated for a $15 per hour minimum wage, paid family leave and legalized marijuana.
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But Gabbard has advocated for sensible gun control similar to the positions Bernie Sanders has taken.
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Before the announcement about the new title, some had advocated for a spinoff centered on Metcalf.
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Gottlieb also consistently advocated for evidence-based approaches to public health issues, including the opioid crisis.
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Notably, Bannon appeared receptive to the conservative contingent, while Priebus and Bremberg advocated for Ryan's approach.
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In reality, Mr. Dunn sought to help victims of abuse and advocated for transparency in communications.
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She's also advocated for a drastic expansion of federal housing aid, a top priority for Waters.
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Democrats have also advocated for higher gas prices in the form of a higher gas tax.
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" Donald Trump has advocated for a possible return of torture, saying: "Absolutely I feel it works.
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Tulsi Gabbard, both of whom have advocated for a universal minimum wage of $15 per hour.
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Critics and lawmakers have advocated for breaking up dominant tech giants like Google, Amazon and Facebook.
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He also successfully advocated for the firing of career FBI officials Andrew McCabe and Peter Strzok.
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All over Twitter on Wednesday, commentators and some journalists advocated for scraping the annual speech altogether.
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Some have advocated for Trump to be as severe as necessary to slow the coronavirus spread.
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Elliott enlisted, while Mary helped build B-17s, and advocated for civil rights at her plant.
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Susan Collins (R-ME) advocated for the increase; she helped make the deduction permanent in 2015.
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He was a community champion who advocated for the unheard voices across the nation and internationally.
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He also advocated for conversion therapy in a twisted vision to rid people of their homosexuality.
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She spoke to an adult, advocated for herself and calmly handled the situation, making good choices.
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McGiffert has long advocated for a federal database where people could report medical errors and infections.
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He advocated for a travel ban designed to keep potential terrorists out of the United States.
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Since then, she and her husband, former astronaut Mark Kelly, have advocated for stricter gun control.
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Butina, a former graduate student at American University in Washington, had publicly advocated for gun rights.
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He also advocated for ending the filibuster, and called for getting rid of the electoral college.
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The term became popular in the 1970s, as Koreans advocated for a kind of cultural authenticity.
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Golder said Te Ohu Kaimoana advocated for commercial fishing and did not speak for all Maori.
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Steve Bannon, the nationalist White House strategist, and Peter Navarro, the National Trade Council head, have both advocated for wholesale changes to the trade deal, while top adviser Jared Kushner, National Economic Council head Gary Cohn and Perdue have advocated for more moderation on the issue.
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As officers advocated for the troop increase, the Pentagon did not claim it would end the conflict.
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However, Moore told Bloomberg he advocated for expanding the tax base, in keeping with Trump's nontraditional policies.
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Shelton is a critic of the Fed and has advocated for a return to the gold standard.
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The report also advocated for greater market research across the region, to deepen specialized knowledge of markets.
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Exxon came out in support of the Paris climate agreement and has advocated for a carbon tax.
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Before re-entering government as Trump's national security adviser, Bolton openly advocated for regime change in Iran.
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Advocated for the pull-out method while their girlfriend is back home pregnant for that very reason?
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Instead, Cardi advocated for more people talking through problems like adults instead of "sneak dissing" each other.
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He has often advocated for creating avenues of mutual understanding between the Afghan government and the Taliban.
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Riley advocated for building up broadband resources and creating online courses to improve access to education. Partnership.
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Even Donald J. Trump has advocated for a 45 percent across-the-board tariff on Chinese imports.
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Elizabeth Warren, which advocated for the breaking up big technology companies, for violating its terms of service.
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As a UN goodwill ambassador, the actress has advocated for refugees and asylum-seekers around the world.
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J.B. Pritzker, who advocated for legalization in his 2018 campaign, signed a marijuana legalization bill on Tuesday.
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Since the shootings in Parkland, several actors, actresses and singers have advocated for change in gun laws.
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Clinton has sometimes advocated for a more interventionist approach to global problems in places such as Libya.
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This is not the first time Shelton has advocated for the prolonging of easy Fed monetary policy.
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In 2014, she initially advocated for sending Central American children escaping violence back to their home countries.
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They advocated for the creation of a second team that would work in parallel on driverless trucks.
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In May, Politifact found no evidence that Clinton ever advocated for repealing or abolishing the Second Amendment.
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In the past, Kirk has advocated for a border wall and attacked political correctness on college campuses.
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But in 2016, Trump has advocated for more guns in the classroom in response to school shootings.
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That's definitely not what Parkland students, who advocated for a total ban on all assault rifles, wanted.
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Why it matters: Government supporters have advocated for Maduro to order arrests following last week's failed uprising.
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Conservative Justice Clarence Thomas in particular has advocated for the court to be less bound by precedent.
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He also advocated for greater US intervention in the Syrian conflict while serving in the Obama administration.
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In one instance, he said transgender children are part of "Satan's plan" and advocated for gay conversion.
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DeVos has long advocated for voucher systems that give parents funds towards enrolling students at private schools.
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CEO Marc Benioff has advocated for gender equality in the workplace and better services for the homeless.
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Matwyshyn noted that the Securities Exchange Commission has advocated for more transparency about security risks in products.
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"We've long advocated for policies that provide equal rights and treatment for all," a Google spokesperson said.
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That even means including some of the adult-rated bits of his life, which John advocated for.
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The few eccentric voices who have advocated for this idea have usually framed it in racial terms.
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He also said he doesn't agree with arming teachers, which is something President Trump advocated for Wednesday.
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Kardashian reportedly heard about her case in a Mic video, and has since advocated for her release.
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For years, we have advocated for companies to adopt transparency and accountability for their spending on politics.
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" In the comics, Valkyrie is bisexual and Thompson advocated for the inclusion of her sexuality in "Ragnarok.
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Since its inception WWP has consistently advocated for improvements in government benefits for veterans and their families.
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Earlier this month, Trump advocated for Russia to be readmitted to the Group of Seven (G-7).
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In 20143, he was sent to a village in eastern Slovakia, where he advocated for bicyclists' rights.
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Lamm has long pushed for population control, euthanasia, abortion, as he advocated for strict limits on immigrants.
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Prater, who has advocated for colleagues in the past, is now lobbying for increases for Starbucks managers.
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Shari Redstone, whose National Amusements is the principal owner of both companies, has advocated for a deal.
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She beat Bob Marshall, who had advocated for a bill restricting which bathrooms transgender people could use.
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The march also featured several progressive speakers, including Ferrara who has advocated for Latino and immigrant issues.
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Since his son's death, Deeds has advocated for mental health reforms in many aspects of state laws.
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Apart from migration issues, there's the nafta reboot and stronger means being advocated for use against Venezuela.
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Priebus strongly advocated for McDaniel to replace him on the committee when he joined Trump's White House.
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"I have never advocated for regime change," Pompeo told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee during the hearing.
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Earlier this month, Trump advocated for Russia to be readmitted to the Group of Seven (G-7).
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Cohn advocated for her and so did Kevin Hassett, the chair of the Council of Economic Advisers.
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For decades, he advocated for black liquor salesmen to get their fair share of the available opportunities.
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The famed shelter dog now spends her days in Los Angeles and advocated for senior dog adoption.
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"As first lady, she advocated for the Brady Bill and convened meetings on school violence," Fulton wrote.
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Tim Ryan (D-Ohio), who ran for president last year, has advocated for many of these provisions.
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"Her dad and I advocated for her," the woman said, and helped their daughter report the harassment.
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"Speaker Ryan has long advocated for criminal justice reform," said AshLee Strong, a spokeswoman for Mr. Ryan.
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Sanders had advocated for Gorka to join, but he left the agency himself shortly after Gorka arrived.
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Last year, when Toys "R" Us went through bankruptcy, Warren advocated for a severance fund for workers.
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He advocated for the removal of the question, and the city eliminated it from its hiring forms.
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Some activists advocated for a simple supermarket for the Asian, Latino and Jewish seniors in the neighborhood.
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"Our agents and investigative council advocated for this top-down approach to combat this scam," she said.
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Incoming Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has in the past advocated for regime change in North Korea.
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Separately, WHO also has advocated for improvements in water, sanitation and hygiene conditions, specifically in health facilities.
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Rand Paul had strongly had advocated for the removal of Brennan's clearance in advance of Trump's decision.
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But relations turned frosty following the election of Tsai, whose party has historically advocated for self-determination.
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Bolton was a fierce Iran hawk and had previously advocated for regime change before joining the administration.
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Klobuchar advocated for the attorney general to release the documents so the House could see them. Sen.
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Rosenstein said he never pursued recording the President and denied any suggestion he advocated for Trump's removal.
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Texas Right to Life has advocated for Trinity Lewis, Tinslee's mother, as she sought a temporary injunction.
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Ms. Hopkins advocated for the internment of 3,000 people on the terror watch list, not all Muslims.
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Pompeo has advocated for military strikes against Iran while lobbying hard against the nuclear deal with Tehran.
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It will criminalise us from even advocated for LGBT+ rights, let alone supporting and protecting sexual minorities.
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" Sawicki responded with a quote-tweet that advocated for education about the concentration camp&aposs "complicated history.
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In a conversation with BuzzFeed News, Giuliani called the claim that he advocated for Gülen's extradition ridiculous.
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It will criminalise us from even advocated for LGBT+ rights, let alone supporting and protecting sexual minorities.
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They've also advocated for higher minimum wage and paid family leave in New York state and others.
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Yet that is not clear, because Sessions has also advocated for more legal action against marijuana use.
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At nearly every step, President Trump has repeatedly advocated for a hard British turn away from Europe.
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He has heavily criticized the Iran nuclear deal and advocated for a preemptive strike against North Korea.
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Pendley is an anti-public lands zealot who for decades advocated for the sale of federal lands.
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Resolutely anti-state, Saied has advocated for the dissolution of parliament and its replacement by local representatives.
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Bernie Kerik, the former New York City police commissioner and himself a convicted felon, advocated for Gallagher.
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He has also advocated for building up the U.S. military — a key facet of the president's agenda.
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CNN's KFile previously reported that Gabbard's father led an anti-gay organization that advocated for conversion therapy.
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"We are not armed, we have never advocated for violence, we have never acted violently," he said.
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He also advocated for using technology to improve border security, which he argued is a cheaper alternative.
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The Turkish intellectuals who at the time advocated for the country's Westernization were distressed by Gide's words.
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He has advocated for military intervention in Libya, Syria, Iraq, Iran, and just last month, North Korea.
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As the society advocated for more pain treatment, OxyContin debuted on the American market to blockbuster sales.
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The Basque country of Spain, which has also long advocated for full autonomy, would likely follow suit.
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Bolton has never disguised his contempt for the European Union, and he's long advocated for a clean Brexit.
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CBS rejected a Super Bowl advertisement that would have advocated for the legalization of medical marijuana, Bloomberg reports.
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For her part, Blackburn has been running a campaign that has advocated for large parts of Trump's policies.
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At Chipotle he has advocated for updating the chain's kitchens with a separate prep station for digital orders.
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Addressing mental health issues has been something Black has advocated for in wake of recent mass school shootings.
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"It becomes just too easy to actually do it," said Winslow, who has advocated for increased gun regulation.
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He advocated for students who didn't always fit in at a June ceremony where he accepted his award.
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In 22018, Biden advocated for pushing TPP through the lame-duck Congress in Obama's final months in office.
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For the past 10 years, I have fearlessly and unapologetically advocated for the rights of the immigrant community.
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According to the Poundmaker Cree Nation, Poundmaker advocated for peace repeatedly, allowing colonialists to retreat unharmed during battles.
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Abrams has tirelessly advocated for a fair and diverse economy for all and filed her candidacy last summer.
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In recent months Smith has advocated for immigration reform and has suggested that governments begin regulating face recognition.
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Pressed to provide a bit more detail, Trump advocated for allowing people to buy insurance across state lines.
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" Google provided a similar statement: "We've long advocated for policies that provide equal rights and treatment for all.
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Democrats, particularly Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, advocated for further gun-control measures as part of the bill.
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John Thune (R-SD), who has advocated for a discussion of the issue in the Senate working group.
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Almost all advocated for waiting -- including Obama, who wanted additional verification it was bin Laden who'd been killed.
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Katz advocated for some reforms, but generally didn't go as far as the other candidates in the race.
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Cook has long advocated for strong standards in data privacy, but is now calling for federal regulation too.
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Right-wing figure and Gamergate instigator Milo Yiannopoulos has repeatedly advocated for violence against journalists on social media.
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Those scientists have also advocated for other researchers studying aging to begin looking at younger populations for answers.
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"I know I've advocated for them in the past, but they're terrible," Jordan said from his hospital bed.
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Biden recently said he wants to increase the national minimum wage to $15, but previously advocated for $12.
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The demands were part of a powerful new surveillance bill that advocated for data retention and backdoor access.
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Earlier in his European trip, Bush advocated for the Baltic states to join NATO — which Russia vigorously opposed.
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Cory Booker (D-NJ) has proposed, however, the former governor advocated for states to address the issue themselves.
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He advocated for Chicago mayoral candidate and former Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy to replace current mayor Rahm Emanuel.
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Similarly, there is perhaps no one in the Senate who has advocated for tougher immigration laws than Sessions.
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Sessions has also long advocated for federalism and states' rights and criticized federal over-reach in law enforcement.
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The Democrats in the presidential race, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, have both advocated for criminal justice reform.
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I've advocated for strong net neutrality rules, fought big cable mergers and media consolidation, and championed media diversity.
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Schooner, according to the paper, has advocated for the hotel lease to be voided since Trump was elected.
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Davis advocated for adding back in the exceptions for performing an abortion for survivors of rape or incest.
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The governor maintained that his state has "loose voting laws" and advocated for changes in the statute, though.
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Shadi after the vote said he holds no ill-will towards the group that advocated for his ouster.
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Opposition candidate Henri Falcon called the election a sham and advocated for a new vote later this year.
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The Allied Pilots Association, which I have led since July, aggressively advocated for increasing those required flight hours.
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Spiegel has in the past advocated for more parents to consider reevaluating and limiting their kids' screen time.
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Specifically, he advocated for changing the law that requires the president to certify the deal every 90 days.
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Had Killer Mike started his own gun rights group that advocated for black people that would be different.
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That meant people like Dr. Sanjeev Sriram, who has repeatedly advocated for Medicare for All, were ruled out.
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They've also advocated for the full-scale retreat from wetlands that will one day be reclaimed by nature.
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Unlike Ronald Reagan, Bush didn't speak the lingo of movement conservatism, even when he advocated for conservative politics.
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In 2012, she advocated for a tax hike in California to boost funding for the state's public schools.
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At least in principle, the Trump administration has advocated for striking a balance for energy development and conservation.
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Trump has advocated for further travel restrictions after repeatedly touting his decision to halt some travel from China.
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Kavanaugh advocated for the latter option as a federal appeals court judge, and that outcome seems more likely.
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She advocated for what she knew to be right, undeterred by criticism and without fear of the consequences.
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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, and antitax crusaders such as Grover Norquist have advocated for the capital gains change.
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I've advocated for more pessimistic games and I've pushed for more acceptance of allegory in our political games.
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John McCain, Lindsey Graham, and Pat Roberts have also advocated for investigations into the administration's ties to Russia.
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Hillary Clinton advocated for the bill as first lady and Sanders voted for it as a then-congressman.
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She has railed against Mr. Trump's policies and has advocated for gender pay equity and criminal justice reform.
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Sumwalt advocated for wide adoption of lockout features like Do Not Disturb While Driving during his opening remarks.
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De Burgos, a literary foremother of the Nuyorican movement, defied societal norms and advocated for the island's independence.
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Active duty four-star generals Joseph Votel and John Hyten have also advocated for staying in the agreement.
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She advocated for people to speak out against fake news and support the press by subscribing to newspapers.
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AccuWeather's business model relies on weather data provided by NOAA and has long advocated for privatizing weather gathering.
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For more than two decades, the Sphinx Organization has advocated for the work of underrepresented musicians of color.
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Graham, who has long advocated for action against Assad, called for the implementation of safe zones inside Syria.
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Patricia Arquette advocated for trans rights in a tearful tribute to her sister Alexis, who died in 2016.
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Still, Kudlow, who has previously advocated for free trade, is a win for the stock market, Cramer, contended.
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Writing in an editorial for The Financial Times on Monday, Pichai advocated for greater regulation of artificial intelligence.
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Tara Gillum, a friend of Schafer's, told WLWT5 that Schafer would have advocated for forgiveness in the tragedy.
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Kalanick said he was "constantly making a pitch to partner with them," something that Drummond had advocated for.
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Tom Carper, a Democrat from Delaware who attended the meeting and has advocated for gradually increasing the levy.
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A bipartisan group of House lawmakers on Thursday advocated for the passage of a medical marijuana research bill.
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Tsai is a member of the Democratic Progressive Party, which traditionally has advocated for formal independence for Taiwan.
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Trump has advocated for large cuts, even going to negative interest rates to match countries around the world.
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When not on the field, the outspoken athlete publicly advocated for women's rights, LGBTQ rights, and equal pay.
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I have always advocated for police and teachers to be paid more money than they make on average.
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She has long advocated for survivors of sexual violence and for equality for women and the LGBTQ communities.
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Zipcar, the car-sharing company, advocated for the survival of the car token by asking fans to #SaveTheCar.
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In the meantime, Pritzker has advocated for the sale and taxation of recreational marijuana and possibly expanded gambling.
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During his confirmation hearing this month, Pompeo told senators that he had "never advocated" for such a shift.
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There is not a single social justice issue that Cher has not advocated for on the microblogging platform.
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Kaysing was also critical of corporations and "Madison Avenue" and advocated for the homeless, according to his website.
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This custom has irked members of the Parti Québécois, a party that has advocated for an independent Quebec.
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For example, Trump advocated for raising mandatory minimum sentences for drug offenses in response to the opioid epidemic.
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In the past, he's basically advocated for turning the FDA back to that pre-1962 free for all.
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Chris Christie, who has repeatedly advocated for treating drug addiction as a public health, not criminal justice, issue.
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But that's not the first, or even the most serious time that Trump has advocated for violating the Constitution.
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It was no secret that Bourdain advocated for everyone who was able to see the world to do so.
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Despite the imposition, those in the center have passionately and, until now, successfully advocated for the necessity of vaccinations.
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His tweets, even ones that advocated for specific policies, used words meant to unify, rather than divide, the nation.
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Tim Cook has warned the industry about "the data industrial complex" and advocated for privacy as a human right.
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Progressives have already advocated for such a move, and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer might be open to it.
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And the company — like the rest of the industry — advocated for the tax reform law recently signed by Trump.
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During their time together, they starred in Matt Damon's play This Is Our Youth and frequently advocated for veganism.
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Onstage after a Facebook privacy blunder in 2007, Apple CEO Steve Jobs excoriated Facebook and advocated for clearer explanations.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star has since advocated for other inmates including Chris Young and Cyntoia Brown.
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She wants to repeal the Hyde amendment and has advocated for Medicaid to fund abortions for low-income women.
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Essentially, he advocated for textbook street harassment, which I've heard always lands men dates (insert eye-roll emoji here).
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Navarro had advocated for intervention but didn't make it through 10% of his presentation, according to a senior official.
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Covault has also publicly advocated for Common Core education standards, something Trump has regularly slammed on the campaign trail.
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One major problem Telegram has is that it doesn't encrypt chats by default, something the FBI has advocated for.
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Over the last 25 years, since use of the internet became commonplace, various public figures have advocated for DDD.
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Some Trump supporters said McDonald's had not done enough to atone for the tweet and advocated for a boycott.
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Several CAA agents advocated for the agency to drop Kathryn Bigelow as a client following K-2101: The Widowmaker.
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As the Republican presidential nominee, Mr. Trump forcefully advocated for the expansion of political and religious freedoms in Cuba.
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Fourteen years after he was convicted of the 1999 murder of Hae Min Lee, Serial advocated for his innocence.
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In a similar vein, the South Bend mayor has advocated for process reforms, using justifications that supposedly transcend politics.
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She also launched the "Just say no" anti-drugs campaign and advocated for stem-cell research later in life.
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Republicans have long advocated for solutions that empower governors and state elected officials to address major public policy challenges.
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British boards of directors supported a measurable goal and advocated for a qualified and competitive pool of female candidates.
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Ocasio-Cortez, who won her seat during the midterms last year, has advocated for increasing taxes on the wealthy.
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Trump, who has advocated for a friendly relationship with Russia, faces an increasingly tough path to realize that goal.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE (R-Ariz.), have advocated for.
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Trump's secretary of State nominee, Rex Tillerson, advocated for the policy while he was CEO at Exxon Mobil Corp.
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Large insurers like Wellmark have advocated for easing restrictions on short-term plans — and could be getting their wish.
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Chettiar, whose organization has advocated for federal and state reforms, said the attorney general's approach isn't supported by research.
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More than 20 additional speakers representing diverse industries also spoke at the meeting and advocated for full scientific reviews.
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Congress would also pass comprehensive data breach and privacy legislation, as a bipartisan FTC has unanimously advocated for years.
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It's welcome news to publishers that have long advocated for tech platforms to compensate them for presenting their content.
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She has advocated for indigenous rights for over two decades and is running for office as a federal deputy.
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As advocated for by Zinke and some in the GOP, the new fund would have potentially incentivized new drilling.
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That report raised concerns among lawmakers of both parties who have advocated for a crackdown on Chinese technology companies.
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Others have advocated for the selection of a special prosecutor, but this is no guarantee of a satisfactory outcome.
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Gillibrand, who has long advocated for victims of sexual assault, faced backlash over her past calls for former Sen.
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The good news is Shulkin has advocated for passage of the VA Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act of 2017.
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The effort is part of the Ground-Based Midcourse Defense, which Sullivan has fiercely advocated for in the Senate.
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Trump had initially advocated for their execution and refused to back down later, despite DNA evidence proving their innocence.
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There had always been some writing in colloquial Egyptian, and a number of intellectuals advocated for expanding this practice.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook, in an op-ed published by TIME last week, advocated for greater consumer privacy online.
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He advocated for increased board rulemaking, similar to other administrative agencies that promulgate rules after notice-and-comment procedures.
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That was a path advocated for by a post-2012 "autopsy" from Republican thinkers—only to be roundly ignored.
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Stansberry is a journalist from Humboldt County who has advocated for better treatment of women in the marijuana industry.
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As a Gemini enthusiast, LDR stan, and cusp myth-buster, I always advocated for Lana as an exemplary Gemini.
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The United States has long advocated for a two-state solution to the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.
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"We never advocated for people going and drinking out of a pond or a stream!" said Pruzansky, sounding pained.
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Even before the Nazis took power, Schmitt advocated for dictatorship and took part in court cases that advanced it.
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It's also advocated for raising the minimum smoking age to 21 and has shut down its social media sites.
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Mike Lee (R-UT) went on Meet the Press and advocated for continuing to hammer away on the bill.
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The three Democrats, along with Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, have advocated for the U.S. Postal Service to provide banking services.
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Barack Obama advocated for these partnerships, and plenty of Democrats can get behind them as part of a plan.
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Biden has advocated for building on the health-care legislation passed under former President Barack Obama, known as Obamacare.
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"I've never advocated for that in the past, because it largely has never been an issue before," he said.
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Since its founding in 85033, NREA has advocated for policies to improve the quality of education in rural communities.
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Trump, as he did in public over the course of the summit, ardently advocated for it, the officials said.
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He advocated for fans and told writers to get Jim and Pam back together ASAP, and thankfully they did.
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Preston Sharp, a boy who has advocated for honoring veterans at military cemeteries across the country, will also attend.
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"Let&aposs Move!" promoted exercise, and she advocated for the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act, which passed in 2010.
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McCabe described to Pelley how he advocated for the appointment of a special counsel to oversee the Russia investigation.
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During her mayoral run, she spoke against homelessness and advocated for affordable housing, according to the Colorado Springs Gazette.
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Emma Gonzalez, Parkland survivor and March For Our Lives founder, experienced similar treatment as she advocated for gun control.
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Some officials reportedly have advocated for dozens or even hundreds of Chinese journalists to be affected by the decision.
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Gupta's donation will also promote early detection of pancreatic cancer -- something Trebek himself advocated for in an October PSA.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) and former Texas congressman Beto O'Rourke have advocated for reversing Trump's tax cuts on corporations.
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That opponent, State Senator Michael Gianaris, originally advocated for the company to come to Queens, then changed his mind.
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" Despite the news, Rocky said he's going to "keep moving forward" as he thanked "everyone who advocated for justice.
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Psychologists have long advocated for finding meaning in life but have also warned against looking too hard for one.
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In the past Quarles has advocated for a rules-based monetary policy for establishing the Fed's interest-rate targets.
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We have opposed the silencing of scientists and the public from decision-making processes and advocated for greater transparency.
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After McConnell's speech, Schumer advocated for passage of the House resolution rather than trying to write a new one.
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" Trump cited previous presidents who advocated for protecting domestic industry, saying the list "includes every president on Mount Rushmore.
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He serves on the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, and has advocated for LGBTQ rights and immigration reform.
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Ty Cobb, who continues to assure Trump the investigation will wrap up quickly, has advocated for cooperating with Mueller.
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In short, she strongly advocated for tools that were generally more decisive and far-reaching than Twitter's existing implementations.
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And Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, whose purview includes the BLM, has previously advocated for more drilling on public lands.
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Both Chobani and Microsoft advocated for immigrants and refugees following President Trump's bans on asylum seekers and Muslim travelers.
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Remember, he was the guy who advocated for waivers that would allow states to charge more for preexisting conditions.
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"They just locked me out and said, 'au revoir,'" Southern, who has long advocated for stricter European border controls, said.
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"Chiefs of Station: Who They Are & What They Do" advocated for revealing the names and assignments of CIA station chiefs.
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She's also advocated for vulnerable communities on social media, including migrants at the border who were separated from their families.
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The country's leading vape manufacturer, Juul Labs, has also advocated for "Tobacco 21" laws in digital, print and radio ads.
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Starting in the interwar period, Bibó advocated for social democratic values in Hungary, which largely lacked them throughout his lifetime.
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She has reportedly advocated for a stronger police presence on Bogotá's streets and for combating child labor in the area.
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That's why Subramanian has advocated for several years for legislation that would lift the per-country cap on green cards.
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I bring up Black Lives Matter because they are the most visible group out there that has advocated for violence.
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Corporations that have advocated for immigrants continue to be entangled in heated debates, or even legal action, as a result.
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On Tuesday, Williams advocated for strengthening public-private health systems such as Medicare Advantage, private supplemental Medicare coverage for seniors.
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On the previous day's Megyn Kelly Today, she had defended — no, actually, she had advocated for — blackface in Halloween costumes.
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Spokesmen for U.S. Steel and Nucor, which had advocated for maintaining strong tariff protections, could not be reached for comment.
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Still, a number of Amazon employees who've advocated for climate justice believe more could be done on the retailer's part.
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But given the fact that she once worked for an organization that advocated for child labor, we can probably guess.
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On Friday's "Halftime Report, " she called the strategy "buying balance" and advocated for a mix of offensive and defensive stocks.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell reportedly also advocated for a middle-ground deal on budget caps and the debt ceiling.
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Nearly 1,500 lobbyists, including many from pharmaceutical companies, advocated for its passage, and ultimately only five senators voted against it.
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Kevin Brady, R-Texas, has put forward a new version of a bill he has advocated for in the past.
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Activists have long advocated for snipping the plastic six-pack rings that bind together cans and put wildlife at risk.
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" In addition to thanking everyone who stood by him and who advocated for justice, he states "Imma keep moving forward.
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But that approach contrasts with Steve Bannon, the President's chief strategist, who has long advocated for less involvement in Afghanistan.
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Both Sanders and O'Malley support the $15 per hour minimum wage, while Clinton has advocated for a $12 hourly minimum.
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Banks called for an investigation to be launched into TikTok and advocated for current users to delete from their devices.
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Taylor and Warsh have advocated for a faster pace of rate increases, or "rate normalization" throughout the last several years.
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Mattis, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, and National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster all advocated for Trump to back the agreement.
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Abbas is a high-profile blogger who has publicly advocated for a democratic transition in Egypt since the early 2000s.
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The move to have the Navy name the class after the Navajo was previously advocated for by the late Sen.
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Wittes had previously defended Kavanaugh and advocated for his confirmation to the high court, writing in a tweet on Sept.
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In January 2017, she advocated for a dramatic break with Europe, setting out significant "red lines" in her negotiating position.
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Schmidt has been outspoken about the importance of more skilled immigration — while the Trump administration has advocated for stiffer oversight.
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Democrats have instead advocated for the use of paper ballots that are marked by hand as the most secure option.
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Mac Thornberry (R-Texas), chairman of the Armed Services Committee, who instead advocated for the study of the draft system.
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They will bring up Sanders past affiliation with the Liberty Union party which advocated for nationalizing U.S. banks and industries.
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In 2013, Mother Jones published a list of all of the countries where Senator McCain has advocated for military intervention.
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" Trump also advocated for single-payer in his 2000 book "The America We Deserve," writing, "We must have universal healthcare.
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President Donald Trump tweeted to issue another pushback against Democratic lawmakers who had openly advocated for impeachment proceedings against him.
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Kim Reynolds has advocated for the amendment and made it one of her priorities since becoming governor in May 2017.
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Facing worsening violence, women have negotiated local ceasefires and advocated for a seat at the table at international peace talks.
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In 2008, he advocated for Deng Yujiao, a woman arrested for killing a local official who attempted to rape her.
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" Despite the sad news, Rocky said he's going to "keep moving forward" as he thanked "everyone who advocated for justice.
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Dunn, a bisexual YouTuber and author (I Hate Everyone But You), has advocated for polyamory much of her adult life.
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Paul has long advocated for allowing all US airline pilots to carry firearms to prevent potential hijackings and terrorist plots.
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Rodman co-starred on the Celebrity Apprentice and advocated for electing his "great friend" to the presidency, so there's that.
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"Entergy has aggressively advocated for smart carbon policies for more than a decade," said the company in an emailed statement.
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Ben & Jerry's has advocated for progressive policies in the past, and the founders of the Vermont-based company endorsed Sen.
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She befriended police officers, social workers, public defenders and doctors who advocated for her until the end, the obituary said.
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And that awareness affected the way I acted, the stories I advocated for, and the way I thought about myself.
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The authentication process is based on SHAKEN/STIR standards, a caller ID system advocated for by the Federal Communications Commission.
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Throughout his career, he's advocated for social justice, protesting and speaking at Occupy Wall Street and Black Lives Matter protests.
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Cory Booker advocated for gun reform "before it happens to yet another community, before another person dies," and Montana Gov.
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In a letter to the White House earlier in the week, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi advocated for including gig workers.
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Perkins has long advocated for anti-LGBTQ+ initiatives and calling for "religious freedom" when it favors Christians first and foremost.
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Trump has in each of the last two years advocated for re-admitting Russia to the cohort of world powers.
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"That's the essential first step," said Mark Merin, a civil rights lawyer who has advocated for the homeless in Sacramento.
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Republican President Nixon was similarly committed to this ideology and advocated for deductibles and coinsurance mechanisms to encourage efficient use.
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He is a critic of the Iran nuclear deal and has advocated for a pre-emptive strike on North Korea.
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Jeff Flake advocated for a week-long pause for an FBI investigation, it seemed that reason would supersede unfiltered emotion.
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Gillibrand, who referred to the House's investigation findings as "disturbing," has advocated for serious action against Trump from the start.
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The new group is headed by a quartet of progressive women who have advocated for a litany of liberal priorities.
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There is no evidence, however, demonstrating that Biden advocated for the prosecutor's removal as a means of protecting his son.
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He has advocated for U.S. leadership in the world, for religious and cultural tolerance, and for women in leadership positions.
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Buffett has previously advocated for a substantial estate tax on the wealthiest estates and an expanded earned income tax credit.
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Bannon, a firebrand who advocated for protectionist trade policies and stricter limits on immigration, left the White House last month.
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" In the same speech, he advocated for "civil disobedience" to respond to what a questioner described as the "tyrannical government.
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Groups that have long advocated for reducing overall immigration say they're excited to hear the White House taking their side.
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REFORM-MINDED Yi has advocated for interest rate and currency liberalization, cautioning against risks from excessive credit and money growth.
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All of all the agencies responsible for Ukraine policy supported security assistance and advocated for the lifting of the hold.
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In Asia, South Korea has advocated for international coordination, while China has banned almost all forms of virtual currency activity.
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He advocated for a "deportation force" that would round up the 11 million people who are in the country illegally.
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Hannity, who has openly advocated for Gingrich to be Trump's vice president, was also on the flight, the report said.
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For the past six years he has advocated for veterans legislation and serves as Executive Director of Military-Veterans Advocacy.
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The man who was leading by 905 votes, Republican Mark Harris, stunned everyone when he advocated for a new election.
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Beyond new initiatives from the Executive Branch, various members of Congress have advocated for increased federal attention on domestic terrorism.
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Based in the port city of Derna, the brigade had alleged ties to al Qaeda and advocated for Sharia law.
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In 2016 the Center for Democracy & Technology advocated for more rules and guidance around how advertisers could target those ads.
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Mr. Terrazas, who first approached WiFire in 2015 about collaborating, said he has advocated for the program to expand statewide.
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"She advocated for me in ways that made me feel seen, heard and valued," Ms. Davis said in an email.
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A test pilot who originally advocated for the expansion of the system didn't understand how the changes affected its safety.
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Trump previously advocated for the return of torture against terrorism suspects until Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis convinced him otherwise.
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He advocated for raising mandatory minimum sentences for drug offenses as a response to the opioid painkiller and heroin epidemic.
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She's called out New York's gross income inequality, advocated for legalizing marijuana, and championed public schools, a longtime pet issue.
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As recently as last week he advocated for a CNN boycott, calling it a "complete waste of time" on Twitter.
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Israel, which in the past has advocated for strikes on Iran, is actively trying to stay out of the fray.
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Fisher advocated for a colorblind, meritocratic admissions process for which she, as an individual, may still not have been qualified.
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Her remarks were also seized upon by members of the far right in Europe, who have long advocated for reducing migration.
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Why Kardashian advocated for Alice Johnson during her visit with President Trump and what you need to know about prison reform.
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He advocated for the return of our landmarks: the park, the golf course and our playgrounds, along with our well-being.
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The Suits actress worked with UN Women and advocated for girls around the world through her contributions to World Vision Canada.
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Mike Enzi (R-WY) advocated for this provision of the bill as a way to provide more flexibility to small businesses.
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Mark Hetfield: In the earlier part of our history, we advocated for people because they were Jews, because they were landsmen.
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As The New York Times points out, an archived version of his congressional website advocated for public funding of conversion therapy.
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" He also notes that the approach is close to one Deutsche has advocated for Europe "for a number of years now.
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Native American activists for decades have advocated for the removal of the bronze statue, which they say is demeaning and racist.
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Netflix, for its part, has advocated for movies to be available on streaming services the same day they're released in theaters.
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According to the No Gay No Way letter, Amazon has advocated for LGBT rights in Texas, along with Google and Facebook.
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She went to the courthouse and advocated for herself to the judge with the help of a free court-provided attorney.
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Meadows advocated for Jordan before the Steering Committee, which consists of top Republican lawmakers and is tasked with determining committee assignments.
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He advocated for the merger and voted on the initial $85 billion deal that eventually led to the creation of WarnerMedia.
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" Driver advocated for involving men in the women's movement, saying "there's no way to move forward unless we do this together.
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During that time, a collective of 17 women who were imprisoned for similar charges and since released advocated for Hernández's freedom.
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First responders and a teary-eyed Jon Stewart, who had advocated for the bill, hugged in celebration outside the Senate chamber.
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Through letter-writing and advice, Abigail encouraged John's sense of morality and advocated for equal rights and the abolition of slavery.
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" Trump has advocated for putting Farage in charge of future Brexit negotiations, telling the Sunday Times, "I like Nigel a lot.
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She also noted that the paper had long advocated for a legal path to citizenship for the country's 1.8 million DREAMers.
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As part of their fixed income allocation, Paolini advocated for investors taking more risk and investing more in emerging market debt.
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And as vice president, Joe Biden, like much of the international community, advocated for more aggressive anti-corruption investigations in Ukraine.
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He was also one of the main figures who advocated for the UK to leave the EU during the 22017 referendum.
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He missed obvious openings to attack Clinton, for example, on the revelations she's advocated for open borders in those private speeches.
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She advocated for Remain in the UK EU referendum and has been speaking to investors and entrepreneurs on the subject since.
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We have other things that are more business-centric — like tax reform — and something we've long advocated for: a simple system.
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He's also continuously advocated for cuts to federal spending, and has repeatedly butted heads with his own party on spending issues.
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Recently they advocated for American households to sell their second cars as a way to reduce traffic congestion and carbon emissions.
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In her stirring speech, Streep criticized President-elect Donald Trump's bullying rhetoric and advocated for diversity, especially of non-American actors.
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The Suits actress worked with UN Women and advocated for girls around the world through her contributions to World Vision Canada.
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Other members of prominent, wealthy families have also advocated for higher taxes on the rich and a living wage for all.
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As long as she has studied computer science, Li has advocated for working across disciplines to make artificial intelligence more useful.
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As Executive Director of The Gathering for Justice, Carmen Perez has advocated for many of today's most important civil rights issues.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson also advocated for a national carbon tax policy while he was the CEO at Exxon Mobil.
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In February, Trump advocated for a boycott of Apple products following the company's refusal to create a backdoor into the phone.
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The Native American Tribes that advocated for the Bears Ears National Monument have been working to protect sacred lands for decades.
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As of this afternoon, West has taken down all most incendiary tweets, and advocated for world peace and positive energy instead.
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It relied on the able work of some other senators, like Rubio of Florida, who also advocated for his own state.
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Throughout her time at the White House, Freedman-Gurspan has advocated for policy shifts supporting trans inclusion in government and beyond.
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The Wisconsin Republican advocated for the US to get China "fully engaged" and eventually achieve "regime change," but without military force.
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Business groups that have long advocated for association health plans (AHPs) just learned a valuable lesson: Beware of politicians bearing gifts.
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The activist saw radio as a way to spread awareness about ideas that he advocated for, including social justice and democracy.
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He's frequently advocated for smaller companies selling drugs in primary care settings to be partnered with or sold to larger companies.
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In another interview, Trump openly advocated for proliferation, suggesting that Japan, South Korea, and Saudi Arabia acquire their own nuclear weapons.
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This is not about opening up parks to development, something that Western Energy Alliance has not advocated for, and will not.
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Trump has advocated for swift military action to "knock the hell out of" Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) forces.
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He pushed the country away from strict Islamic codes, promoted secular social policies and advocated for a modern interpretation of Islam.
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New Mexico Secretary of State Maggie Toulouse Oliver (D) had advocated for the change as a way to boost voter participation.
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Though some advocated for across-the-board reform, the dominant approach that emerged was providing vocational training for working-class students.
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Ken Cuccinelli Former Virginia Attorney General Cuccinelli has previously advocated for full militarization of the border and revocation of birthright citizenship.
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Under Ubl, PhRMA has advocated for health policies that help pharma companies innovate, research new drugs, and increase access to them.
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Wojcicki, YouTube's 16th employee, made a name for herself in 2006 when she advocated for the $1.65 billion acquisition of YouTube.
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" In his speech, Donohue advocated for lower tax rates for individuals and businesses and implement an "internationally competitive system of taxation.
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The galvanized momentum behind the student survivors, who heart-wrenchingly advocated for gun control, did not succeed in any notable way.
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For over a decade, a bipartisan, bicameral group of members of Congress have advocated for a national data breach notification law.
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Wiener was killed in a traffic accident in December, but before his death, he tirelessly advocated for Holocaust education in schools.
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But since he was elected President, Trump has named Cabinet members who hew closely to what Republicans have advocated for decades.
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She advocated for a gradual rise in rates that she said would come along with an economy that continues to improve.
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While at the Knights, Lloyd worked as a lawyer in the public policy office and advocated for state-level abortion restrictions.
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She advocated for reproductive freedoms, including birth control and abortion, while also encouraging women to enjoy sex, freely and for fun.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX), who advocated for repealing the mandate in the tax bill, said on the Senate floor last month.
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Litt advocated for courts to evaluate "reasonableness" by looking at the entirety of the government's activity, including the degree of transparency.
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In a speech on religion and homosexuality, Mateer said transgender children are part of "Satan's plan" and advocated for gay conversion.
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Some of these, like the 1912 Democratic platform, advocated for single-term limits, while others, like the Republican platforms in — surprise!
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Ver is a prominent investor who was once popularly known as "Bitcoin Jesus" for how forcefully he advocated for the cryptocurrency.
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" In the same speech, he also advocated for "civil disobedience" in response to what a questioner described as the "tyrannical government.
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"Neither myself nor anyone in my office has advocated for this company in any way," Zinke said in the Friday statement.
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President Donald Trump has long advocated for negative rates, and he has criticized Powell for pushing back on below-zero rates.
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He embraces new ideas and approaches, just as he advocated for 12 years ago in his first campaign against then-Sen.
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Coach Summitt not only led her players to a historic number of victories but also fiercely advocated for them off court.
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Yet as recently as last week Trump advocated for pulling troops out of Syria completely, against the advice of the Pentagon.
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Many in the crowd expressed excitement about President Donald Trump and advocated for the transfer of federal lands to local control.
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And, as Mr. Weinstein swaggered through Sundance and the big studios hired male directors off the festival, Sundance advocated for women.
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A group of more than 20 advocacy organizations has advocated for two years to preserve funding for the school support grants.
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Trump has repeatedly advocated for bringing US troops back from Afghanistan, putting him at odds with hawkish Republican lawmakers like Graham.
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The United Auto Workers union (UAW) advocated for the physical wellbeing of workers concerned about contracting the virus (The Associated Press).
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The US government has for instance advocated for American businesses in China that complained about politics weighing on the court system.
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She&aposs encouraged education for girls, championed for equal rights, advocated for American families in poverty, and pushed for healthy living.
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The change received international praise, but some of the women who advocated for the ban's removal remain in prison, per CNN.
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That is why a number of executives in the industry have advocated for carbon pricing, some for more than a decade.
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Trump's comments to lift the federal limit were quickly hailed by biofuels groups that have long advocated for the policy change.
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Defense hawks are upset the administration requested a $603 billion base defense budget, not the $640 billion they have advocated for.
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The former governor has advocated for a pardon or a reduced sentence for years, appealing directly to Trump in some cases.
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She is a critic of France's shortened 35-hour workweek, and also advocated for debt relief during Greece's ongoing financial crisis.
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In the 1960s, the actress controversially protested against the Vietnam War and advocated for civil rights, and later women&aposs rights.
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The attorneys for Saipov pointed to tweets in the aftermath of the attack in which Trump advocated for a quick execution.
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Both Miller and Lorance have advocated for the review of other military justice cases they say resulted in similar rights denials.
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Bolton, 69, has not only taken a hawkish stance on North Korea but also advocated for scrapping the Iran nuclear deal.
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"I agree completely with" St. Louis Fed President James Bullard, who has advocated for a 50 basis point cut, he added.
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His views on monetary policy are less defined, but he has advocated for major rollbacks of Dodd-Frank oversight of banks.
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Gribbin's defense came hours after Chao advocated for the proposal during a testimony before the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee.
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Should the country move toward a Medicare-for-all single-payer health care system, as advocated for by candidates like Sens.
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Biden in the past has knocked Trump's trade policy, but he's advocated for the U.S. to curb China's "abusive" economic power.
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Colter advocated for collective bargaining to gain greater protections for sports-related injuries and an "educational trust" to improve graduation rates.
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Volcker advocated for a provision of Dodd-Frank that banned banks from using their own capital to make high-risk bets.
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The Shanti Project, Gay Men's Health Crisis, ACT UP, and other groups advocated for better treatment, faster testing, and more funding.
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In a 2015 New York Times op-ed, Bolton advocated for a US and/or Israeli airstrike on Iranian nuclear facilities.
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Bennett said she advocated for the inclusion of all candidates, including Trump, but that the audio was chopped to suggest otherwise.
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Harris' remarks on the subject Monday appear to be the first time she's advocated for a blanket approach to independent probes.
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Both Denhollander and Sterling Riethman, who also said Nassar abused her, met with O'Brien and advocated for statute of limitation reform.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and Kamala Harris (D-CA), who advocated for "tough on crime" approaches in the past as prosecutors.
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But shortly afterward, the use of torture media frames declined quickly as most Washington sources aggressively advocated for more benign frames.
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It's the reason several presidential candidates, among them Elizabeth Warren, Jay Inslee, and Pete Buttigieg, have advocated for scrapping the filibuster.
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Over the course of Shayley's public schooling, her mom advocated for educational opportunities that otherwise wouldn't have existed, advocacy that paid off.
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Ryan also authored a book on the benefits of mindfulness, and has advocated for stronger mental health support in the United States.
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As senator, Baldwin has advocated for investments in education, nationwide health care, the manufacturing industry and tax fairness, especially on Wall Street.
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Kevin Yoder, the Republican congressman from Dumala's area of suburban Kansas, advocated for her case with immigration and customs officials, as well.
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He went on to serve as deputy national security adviser for President George W. Bush, where he advocated for the Iraq War.
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Prince Harry brought his signature hugs to his latest trip to Africa, where he advocated for greater educational opportunities for young women.
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His speech advocated for only policies that promote "regional stability," supporting and defending U.S. allies and using military might against terrorist networks.
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Holder even advocated for Uber last summer by sending letters to officials to drop policies mandating fingerprint-based background checks for drivers.
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"This is definitely not about erasing history," said Angela Kinlaw of Take 'Em Down NOLA, a group that advocated for their removal.
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Many have been jailed after they advocated for more rights or extolled Uighur culture and history, including the prominent scholar Ilham Tohti.
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The National Governor's Association, which on Monday advocated for more time to review the financial impact of the bill, welcomed the delay.
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"As Charlie's mom, I have always been outspoken about her facial defect (infantile hemangioma), and advocated for acceptance and awareness," Crenshaw wrote.
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In the years since the hearing, Biden has advocated for sexual assault and harassment victims and authored the Violence Against Women Act.
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At the very least, he was supportive of Comey's firing, and by many accounts, he outright advocated for Trump to do it.
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Bair said Trump's plan on further spending in infrastructure, which she says she has long advocated for, would also be a positive.
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That amounts to a win for Google, given the fact Reyes previously had advocated for an antitrust probe of the search giant.
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She reminded us that Hillary Clinton, unlike her opponent, has advocated for health care, for women and girls, for the LGBTQ community.
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That's why many have advocated for abolishing Columbus Day and replacing it with Indigenous Peoples' Day or its alternative, Native American Day.
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This week, Obama also advocated for the U.S. to send humans to Mars by the 2030s and return them safely to Earth.
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"While four members of the council advocated for our organization, the majority ruled against having OUTVETS in the parade," the statement read.
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I mean, those are positions I've advocated for the better part of four years, for five, for most of my time here.
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Such policies date back to the early 603s, when President Richard Nixon's administration advocated for methadone as a means to control crime.
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Activist Angela Davis has spoken openly about the chauvinism she experienced with the Black Panther Party as she advocated for Black liberation.
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Important public figures, like Russian anarchist Mikhail Bakunin, advocated for destruction of the status quo as an end greater than all ideologies.
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Thankfully, fellow artists like Lou Reed advocated for me so intensely that I got a foothold despite the worst intentions of others.
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He has publicly advocated for their causes, and on Saturday, after The Times reported Trump was considering pardons, Hegseth expressed his support.
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The New Colossus pushed itself as a political game that advocated for punching Nazis and criticizing journalists who normalize dapper white nationalists.
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Paddy McGuinness, U.K. deputy national security adviser, advocated for the proposal in the context of recent terror attacks in Manchester and London.
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At one point, she advocated for guns in school because of the possibility of a grizzly bear attack, at least in Wyoming.
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We worry so much about the ozone layer, but I've advocated for things like a bionic lung to deal with the atmosphere.
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The former Suits actress worked with UN Women and advocated for girls around the world through her contributions to World Vision Canada.
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Trump said in a Monday morning interview with "Fox and Friends" that the attacks had "foreign connections" and advocated for racial profiling.
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In the latter woman's case, Menendez allegedly advocated for both her and her sister to visit the United States on tourist visas.
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President John F. Kennedy advocated for Medicare in 260 and 239, and Johnson took up the mantle following Kennedy's assassination, Zelizer said.
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" In Garcia's situation, Alley says that she's "advocated for her daughter from the beginning and she has really transformed as a person.
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President Trump will ask for a $603 billion base defense budget, well below what Thornberry and other defense hawks have advocated for.
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Maxine Waters "not American" after she advocated for harassment of pro-Trump politicians and for remaining silent when Donald Trump attacked her.
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Sanders has also advocated for progressive policies, including universal health care, free tuition at public universities and colleges and campaign finance reform.
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She openly advocated for work-life balance, that source said, but she would make "snide" remarks to those who left work early.
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However, as pressure rose worldwide for immediate action, fellow Republicans, even his daughter and wife, advocated for a rollback of the policy.
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As an activist, Gonzales founded Crusade for Justice, a civil rights and cultural organization that advocated for the rights of Hispanic Americans.
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Unlike Trump, who claims global warming is a "hoax," Tillerson accepted climate science and advocated for remaining in the Paris climate agreement.
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" Hyten, who has long advocated for de-escalation in a nuclear crisis, noted it's essential to "have other options for a President.
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Or note the Secret Service's new report, which earlier this month, advocated for school threat assessment as a critical violence prevention strategy.
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An incredible person took me under his wing and advocated for me when I was applying to college and securing financial grants.
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Adam Kinzinger advocated for universal background checks, raising the age for gun purchases, and limiting the availability of certain high capacity ammunition.
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He has also advocated for Israel to annex the West Bank and opposed a two-state solution for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Gillibrand has advocated for stronger policies around addressing sexual assault in the military, lowering healthcare costs, and decreasing economic and gender inequality.
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President Donald Trump tweeted Saturday morning to issue another pushback against Democratic lawmakers who had openly advocated for impeachment proceedings against him.
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Further, neither I nor most of my black friends and social media followers have ever advocated for a war against the police.
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The idea has not escaped European leaders such as French President Emmanuel Macron, who has advocated for an EU-wide price floor.
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Taylor has advocated for a tighter monetary policy with higher interest rates, which could yield more aggressive rate hikes under his leadership.
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Trump's inner circle includes at least one operative who has long advocated for Ryan's political destruction, The Hill reported exclusively on Tuesday.
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His message was later championed by high school student Claire Sarnowski, who advocated for the Oregon legislation at the encouragement of Wiener.
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In 0003 the Senate Finance Committee began looking into the relationship between drug manufacturers and pain organizations that advocated for their use.
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There's still disagreement on just how far to go — Waters advocated for impeachment, while others simply want to launch an impeachment inquiry.
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She founded the first private orphanage in New York City and advocated for the construction of the Washington Monument, among other things.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics has for years advocated for a full-time nurse on campus, but that's not always the reality.
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And it has previously advocated for economic moves from the administration, like the GOP's new tax law, so its opposition is striking.
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He also advocated for the United States to withdraw from the Paris climate accords, a position that was endorsed by the president.
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In the past, the business community, along with lawmakers, have advocated for the visa program to fill the demand for seasonal jobs.
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I have already advocated for several commonsense proposals that would expand the availability of urgently needed items such as masks and respirators.
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President Donald Trump, who has long advocated for lower rates, cheered the rate cut but said the Fed needed to cut further.
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Instead, he advocated for proposals that would expand the availability of essential medical supplies for health care workers, like masks and ventilators.
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She lost her blue checkmark last November when Twitter stripped verification from users who advocated for white supremacy or identified as Nazis.
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Ricchetti himself was once a lobbyist and advocated for pharmaceutical giants such as Novartis, Eli Lilly and Sanofi, according to disclosure forms.
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Cook advocated for "a comprehensive federal privacy law" in the U.S. during a speech at a privacy conference in Brussels last year.
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The researchers and others have advocated for giving moderators more social context about the people writing tweets, but that can prove tricky.
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" He added: "While the secretary has never advocated for regime change, we all have an obligation to be prepared for any scenario.
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Sanders also wants Biden to explain why he advocated for cutting Social Security years ago only to inaccurately suggest he never did.
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He is close with Kellyanne Conway, the White House counselor, who is said to have advocated for him inside the White House.
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Indeed, by that point last year, Giuliani was making headlines as he advocated for Ukraine to pursue the two investigations Trump wanted.
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Others have advocated for the expanded use of restorative justice, which focuses on repairing the harm done rather than on assigning punishment.
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Meanwhile, some progressives are lashing out at Buttigieg after he clashed with O'Rourke, who has advocated for a mandatory gun buyback program.
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Sessions has advocated for dramatically increasing spy powers, and as attorney general would have broad authority over the government's data collection efforts.
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Warren last week released a bankruptcy plan, indicating she might go after Biden on a bankruptcy bill he advocated for in 2005.
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He has called Obama's efforts to combat climate change costly and unfair to certain industries, and has advocated for more Arctic drilling.
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And while Bolton has frequently advocated for regime change in Libya and Syria, the Pentagon has sought to avoid such a conflict.
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Opponents argue she strongly advocated for the choice to destroy the tapes, while supporters say she did nothing illegal at the time.
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The bottom line: Kerry, a Massachusetts liberal who has worked with environmentalists for decades, has long advocated for tough steps on climate.
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Blum advocated for Jackson because of the experience she had accumulated in her work with the festival for the past six years.
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During the Civil War, she also worked as a spy for the Union Army, and later advocated for women's right to vote.
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Winfrey has advocated for girls' education across the world and Oprah's Angel Network has raised more than $50 million for charitable programs.
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Navarro, along with now-Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, have advocated for tough measures against "unfair trade practices" by China and other nations.
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He was outspoken on issues related to immigration, including fighting for decriminalizing illegal border crossings -- and advocated for more diversity in politics.
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Tweeted Harris communications director Lily Adams: "A few facts: "Kamala Harris has advocated for Medicare for All for more than a year.
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It suggested economic sanctions for piracy and gray-market game sales, and it advocated for aggressive enforcement and punishment for pirates themselves.
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In those remarks, he described transgender children as part of "Satan's plan," compared homosexuality to bestiality and advocated for gay conversion therapy.
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I advocated for my belief in a smaller government that guarantees more individual freedoms -- and allows everyday Americans a chance at success.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine), a pivotal swing vote, has advocated for setting the corporate rate at 2628 percent instead of 28503 percent.
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The attorneys for Sayfullo Saipov point to several tweets in the aftermath of the attack where Trump advocated for a quick execution.
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West had advocated for Hoover's release before -- most notably wearing a "Free Hoover" sweatshirt during a recent "Saturday Night Live" appearance. 22020.
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Spencer advocatEd for a peer-to-peer review process that could have revoked Gallagher's Trident pin, which designates him as a SEAL.
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Mr. Sall had advocated for that change during his campaign, and voters had presumed the rules would apply to his own term.
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Seeking to get valid simultaneous observations from scattered locations, government officials, astronomers and geophysicists had long advocated for such a standardization measure.
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Clinton has even advocated for repealing the Hyde Amendment, which would allow federal funding to be used to pay for elective abortions.
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Hurd supports increasing national security and border security by both physical and digital means, and has advocated for increased military presence abroad.
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Christie's commission mostly advocated for Trump to use the state of emergency to improve access to medically-assisted treatment for opioid addiction.
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Her mother Lydeana, who spoke with me while I was researching my book "Beeline," advocated for Shayley with school officials, but faced resistance.
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In the wake of his colleague&aposs death, Browder advocated for the Magnitsky Act, which was first passed in the U.S. in 2012.
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Sanders said he advocated for supplemental funds from Congress, telling them, "I believe another child will die," if CBP doesn't receive additional resources.
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"We have millions of people visiting the state of Colorado," Emmett Reistroffer, who advocated for the measure, said in a Tuesday press conference.
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Bae wrote a book about his ordeal and has publicly advocated for Korean unification, while Miller seems to have withdrawn from public life.
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"Kim Jong Nam long advocated for a pro-reform approach in North Korea and openly encouraged (Pyongyang) to follow China's example," said Zhao.
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In that case, neither side has advocated for a specific sentence — prosecutors have argued for a harsh penalty, while Manafort asked for leniency.
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Companies like startup Vector, which are focused solely on launching small satellites, have openly advocated for the chance to launch out of Alcântara.
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Through her work with social justice nonprofits and women's health clinics, she has advocated for women's reproductive rights and access to public education.
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"I've advocated for a long time for the development of some kind of international norms and behaviors in space," U.S. Air Force Gen.
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He campaigned in part on easing tensions with North Korea and continually advocated for a diplomatic solution to the US-North Korea standoff.
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So both lenders' shares are still publicly traded and backed by some prominent investors who have advocated for their return to private control.
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They have since advocated for his policies, beginning with the push for universal prekindergarten and, now, the battle over rezoning and affordable housing.
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Parnas has claimed to be the one who brought the idea of investigating Biden to Giuliani, who has long advocated for the investigation.
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They also advocated for the "right to try" legislation passed last year, and are similarly disappointed with the lack of results from that.
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Yes, a magazine with the word 'health' in its title actually put a woman who once advocated for vaginal steaming on its cover.
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The Republican senators in now hotly contested races that they might lose saw the writing on the wall and advocated for the bill.
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Pat McCrory, who supported HB2, lost his re-election bid to Roy Cooper, a Democrat, who has advocated for the the bill's repeal.
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While Roosevelt and La Follette pushed for progressive reforms, such as limits on the power of big business, Wallace advocated for southern segregationists.
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Malia asked to ride in her date's car, something she had not previously been allowed to do, and her mother advocated for her.
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New Yorkers who wanted abortions have long struggled to secure the money to get them, explained Miller, whose organization advocated for the contribution.
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Although the Obama administration chose not to attack Syria in response to Assad's 2013 gas attack, Chollet advocated for it at the time.
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Steve Cohen, a Tennessee Democrat who had advocated for impeachment, said he introduced a resolution to formally censure the President for his tweets.
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It's a nonprofit federation without any joining fees that has advocated for independent workers' rights for decade, including things like disability and healthcare.
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In Death and Life, she advocated for a new kind of urbanism that embraced a human scale and the "ballet" of sidewalk life.
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Senator Manchin from West Virginia, who has boldly advocated for life despite being attacked by many in his own party, was re-elected.
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Congressman Adriano Espaillat has already advocated for Articles of Impeachment against 45, but there's a line in the sand he will not cross.
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Democratic lawmakers in both the House and Senate have advocated for an extension, but a key Republican, U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley, opposes it.
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Further fueling the Love trade talks is that the Cavs' potential new GM has openly advocated for trading him, as recently as February.
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Though Moon has advocated for more engagement, the prospects of all sides getting to the negotiating table soon on good terms is dim.
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However, confusion emerged when Deal claimed that water killed the Ebola virus -- an incorrect statement he attributed to Fitzgerald, who advocated for handwashing.
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The former secretary of State was also seen as a hawkish voice in the Obama administration, where she advocated for force in Libya.
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But former government officials have advocated for the use of such tools as a possible means to reign in an increasingly-belligerent Pyongyang.
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Even so, some religious leaders have argued the rule has a chilling effect on free speech, and have advocated for years for repeal.
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That is why our organization has long advocated for this crucial approach and, in 2016, OCR finally announced it would do just that.
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Paul Wellstone, who advocated for single-payer health care in the 1990s, in announcing Tuesday night that he would co-sponsor the bill.
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Trump has also been irritated by the fact that Tillerson has advocated for a more traditional approach to foreign policy, the Post reports.
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Poblete is closely allied with national security adviser John Bolton, who has taken a hard line on Iran and advocated for regime change.
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Since then, Buffett said he has advocated for more women to join not only his company's board but all other areas of business.
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