Our members' agendas are entirely our agendas, which makes us unbiased.
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People trust that we are not in it for personal agendas and not partisan agendas.
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Parties run on agendas, and if they win, they implement those agendas, or at least a substantial part of them.
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It wasn't necessarily about shooting scientists, it was about controlling research agendas, and punishing people who didn't follow those research agendas.
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The two candidates are running on very different policy agendas, agendas that in some ways contradict the media narratives about downscale "populists" versus cosmopolitan elites.
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" The statement goes on to say that "future [student group] meeting agendas (and all Recognized Student Organization agendas) will be rejected if this item is included.
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These issues are on voters' agendas and the candidates' agendas, but somehow the debate moderators didn't get the memo, and most of the candidates neglected to pivot.
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The platform was a decentralized free-for-all that actively discouraged traditional hierarchies and highlighted individuality, which made it somewhat resistant to larger agendas, institutional agendas, or groupthink.
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And none of them have policy agendas that are any
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The Obama's are also planning their post- White House agendas.
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A growth in impostor local news that promotes ideological agendas.
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And how these policy agendas might support local sales strategies.
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Some dubbed the two agendas "Trump lite" and "Donnie Darko".
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Diane, meanwhile, is capable and principled, but has conflicting agendas.
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That poses challenges for both Merkel's trade and G20 agendas.
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There are some differences in implementation between the two agendas.
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More philanthropists are using their giving to advance policy agendas.
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She lacks his ability to inspire and embrace bolder agendas.
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Here we may find commonalities that enhance other related agendas.
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Occasionally art and cultural production even aligned with their agendas.
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There are a number of different reform agendas in play.
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I do tend to occasionally have characters have political agendas.
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The characters in "Skintight" don't have agendas; they have annoyances.
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Between these two poles arose splinter groups with conflicting agendas.
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Do such agendas have the means adequate for their ends?
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Take a hard look at the agendas of the campaign.
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Countries across Africa are putting "smart cities" on their agendas.
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So even in cases, say you have a J. Edgar Hoover who has agendas ... That intelligence agencies have agendas, which I think ... The reason I'm asking is because this has now become very ... Very politicized.
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Don't vote for politicians who support oppressive policies and agendas. 28.
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Chords of unity turn screechy when election winners implement bold agendas.
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Political agendas aside, it's worth scrutinizing the basis of this projection.
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Some people are making these claims to further their own agendas.
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This plot is similar to hacktivist agendas over the past year.
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Trump zealously executed on his immigration and trade agendas, as forecasted.
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Privatization advocates have used them to justify their agendas for decades.
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Their relationships, their strategic partnerships, help them advance their own agendas.
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Each party seems to be running on different agendas and issues.
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How are candidates and policymakers framing their agendas to include them?
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Workflow-automation tools can even help you create better meeting agendas.
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But the agendas of WikiLeaks and the Kremlin have often dovetailed.
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The hard part is that our agendas are not perfectly aligned.
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More so than ever, people take their agendas into the courtroom.
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He wonders now whether people he meets may have hidden agendas.
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She added that the rule was labeled "pending" in previous agendas.
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But we don't label these options as Republican and Democratic agendas.
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Have partisan politics and personal agendas infected some of the coverage?
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It is dialogue inflected by interests and agendas, but dialogue still.
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First, local leaders must implement policy agendas to advance racial equity.
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The researchers also uncovered a wide range of hidden online agendas.
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Several Democratic presidential contenders have universal prekindergarten prominently on their agendas.
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For one, anti-establishment sentiment is scrambling parties and their agendas.
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I think it has been hijacked by left-wing, radical agendas.
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Our school system is not the place for nasty political agendas.
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Such agendas are less central to the mainstream of our discipline.
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Instead, it reflects the shifting agendas of its notoriously mercurial founder.
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Addressing gun violence is high on the agendas of several Democrats.
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I couldn't justify what I despised just because the agendas switched.
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Lately though, the regulatory front has been one of competing agendas.
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Keep hunger on domestic and international agendas First is the continued political will to keep this issue high on domestic and international agendas, for no country can be strong when its people are weakened by hunger.
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"They are both interesting groups but have somewhat different agendas," he concludes.
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Which one of these agendas does the free movement of people advance?
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Make a difference, a couple clicks and let's address the controlling agendas.
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Papers How the news media activate public expression and influence national agendas.
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Daily tasks will be driven by competing agendas, not by shared purpose.
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"Creeping protectionist or isolationist political agendas are on the rise," he added.
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And make sure your simple ideas don't get hijacked by others' agendas.
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Above all, Neustadt argued, strong presidents set agendas and influence policy outcomes.
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Also, there is a worrisome trend of politics mixing with religious agendas.
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It's been an unprecedented two months of chaos, political agendas and uncertainty.
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Mega-trends are transforming the global economy, national agendas and daily life.
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Each side consists of several actors with wildly different agendas and priorities.
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The latter is carried out by individuals who always have social agendas.
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Now it's a different environment, they live differently, they have different agendas.
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But voters didn't elect many candidates who ran on pro-climate agendas.
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Here is Business Insider&aposs guide to how their policy agendas compare.
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Other think tanks have been even more closely aligned with corporate agendas.
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" Donald Wuebbles, climate scientist, University of Illinois: "No scientists have political agendas.
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But "Warrior" has competing agendas that keep distracting you from the action.
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Sources with limited information, conflicted motives and violent agendas are not credible.
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Her horror appears to have stemmed from disillusionment at their differing agendas.
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The government will set political, economic and social agendas during those meetings.
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But that's not possible in a country with so many competing agendas.
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Both are populists parties and have built their agendas on Euroskeptic policies.
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Many comparable social science disciplines — anthropology, sociology, history — have lefty activist agendas.
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There was a time when we used to actually make news agendas.
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They feared that the federal mandate could lead to the imposition of additional legislative agendas that were not in the interest of patient care; they did not say the reverse, that such agendas were in the interest of patients.
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They felt that by lifting economic sanctions against Iran, the nuclear deal handed Iran the assets and means to finance its regional agendas — which the Sunni belt views as sheer mischief to undermine and destabilize Sunni interests and agendas.
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But political agendas are going to prevent some from providing FULL context. #sad.
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And outside groups often work with lawmakers to shape agendas or draft bills.
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"Trumbo" (2015) The weaponization of political agendas reached an ugly zenith during Sen.
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This takes putting people and local insights at the forefront of all agendas.
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"Economic inequality and legislative agendas in Europe", Derek Epp and Enrico Borghetto, 2018.
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And presidents don't get everything — or often most things — on their agendas done.
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That matters and needs to be monitored for legislative agendas and presidential policies.
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Traditional media has its own problems with skewed agendas and bias, of course.
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What I've noticed is that her appeal crosses party platforms and political agendas.
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The turning tide is not just in "user expectations" but in lawmaker agendas.
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Typically, presidents don't get very long to push Congress to pass their agendas.
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Traditionally, liberal governments have pursued different foreign policy agendas from their conservative peers.
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But they are both in the same party with, theoretically, similar agendas. Right?
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In some countries, government agendas and economic policy objectives also shape consolidation activity.
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"I'm more about agendas than a candidate right now," Sharpton said on MSNBC.
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The cabinet must absorb the competing agendas and power struggles among Lebanese parties.
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"I think scientists are too often seen as people with agendas," he said.
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It is often shaped by people to promote particular political agendas and ideologies.
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Since government money and, potentially, influence could pose ethical concerns for research agendas.
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It unequivocally wants to align with Saudi Arabia's and Israel's interests and agendas.
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"Those original concerns have been hijacked by those with alternative agendas," he said.
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Five countries are playing a major role in Syria, each with different agendas.
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Trump's new strategy reflects the struggle to advance his trade and immigration agendas.
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Dyer, already on the back foot, finds his hand flooded with more Agendas.
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The clerk's office keeps all City Council meeting agendas, minutes, legislation, ordinances, etc.
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It's in working out the details that their agendas may come into conflict.
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" She calls it "a rare, dazzling, dizzying cornucopia of objects, viewpoints and agendas.
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Different people had different agendas, and the memes are funny because they're creative.
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European allies are angered, Russia and China certain to push their own agendas.
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The idea that development goals and agendas should be apolitical must be discarded.
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We could build the bipartisan governing coalitions and agendas suited to that reality.
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"This will come under attack, and people's agendas will clash," Ms. Haun said.
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There is no downside to acknowledging that these nations may have different agendas.
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We can vote them out of office if we don't like their agendas.
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Will their research agendas be manipulated to fit Mr. Trump's view of reality?
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Conduct risk factors have remained firmly on firms' agendas when discussing business strategy.
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Now, as then, solutions do not adhere neatly to liberal or conservative agendas.
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But the two officials are still pushing ahead with their own policy agendas.
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But it seemed to me that there were two different agendas at play.
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The task force should provide the American public with agendas and meeting minutes.
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An American government that ignores science to pursue ideological agendas endangers the world.
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They saw the agendas for board of directors meetings and the financial statements.
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A dislike of either certain music, certain people, certain races, certain political agendas.
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There's no good or evil in The Sinking City, only competing interests and agendas.
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Perhaps more than ever, people spin stories in ways that fit their own agendas.
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In 2017, politicians in many countries deployed social media to spread hate-filled agendas.
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It promotes political agendas instead of improving the health of Georgia's women and families.
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Those are always free, because people with political agendas and financial interests underwrite them.
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We want this fast-moving, agile company where there are no politics, no agendas.
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Laura Dern, Alan Alda and Ray Liotta play lawyers with agendas of their own.
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Politics and political agendas have sidelined the important mission of rebuilding America's manufacturing base.
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And they view their efforts on these issues as connected to their older agendas.
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Meaning they are a diverse group, with many points of view and many agendas.
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I don't think about my schedule, agendas, or phone calls I need to make.
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Science and research seek the truth—they don't always fit so neatly with agendas.
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J. J. Fad and Kool Moe Dee attended the awards, albeit with differing agendas.
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Something else is being used by politicians to create fear for their other agendas.
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Or the partners may find they have agendas that are no longer in alignment.
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She begins by contacting two people who have compatible, and often extreme, sexual agendas.
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Nonetheless, the protest did feature a gathering of students with a variety of agendas.
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Put differently, the problem with state-run companies, besides potential political agendas, is governance.
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I ask that policy makers fully integrate Iñupiat values and priorities into their agendas.
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Leading up to Tuesday's caucus, the five remaining candidates were out pushing their agendas.
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When things go awry, these global investors are willing to push forward their agendas.
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He told Reilly that there often were ulterior motives with the Cubans, hidden agendas.
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Rather than seeking objective truth, we move the goalposts to suit our partisan agendas.
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They exist to "poke the bear" in order to drive their own hateful agendas.
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Such countries now have an incentive to pursue foreign policy agendas outside America's orbit.
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The Tories are quickly splitting into two parties with rival power structures and agendas.
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Meeting agendas were provided at the last minute, making preparation difficult if not impossible.
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Donations to non-profit organizations—some with political agendas—can qualify as consumer relief.
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He's also blasted civilian leaders with "progressive agendas" pushing "social change" on the military.
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Her style is really vérité so she doesn't ask questions or have agendas really.
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You have to navigate the weird world of brokers who have their own agendas.
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Deng Xiaoping sought more feasible means of pursuing the CCP's domestic and global agendas.
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Arguments that were once private are now public, and agendas are no longer clear.
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It simply acknowledges that there may be conflicts or agendas you don't know about.
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These parties were large enough to form governments, set agendas and get policies enacted.
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Seldom are these amorphous concerns noted on project proposals, curatorial agendas, or marketing strategies.
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We can't let our country become a playground for other powers and their agendas.
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Both Democrats and Republicans are eager to have the midterm elections advance their agendas.
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We're seeing it now, very clearly: agendas of different outlets, to promulgate their ideology.
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H: Do you have to manage or negotiate between competing agendas from different archives?
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In response, President Trump regularly attacks the tech industry for promoting left-wing agendas.
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Someone said that he's got about three different agendas going at any one time.
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It appears right now that Ms. Hill and Mr. Sondland have two different agendas.
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And legislation is not the only tool presidents can wield to enact their agendas.
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But there are moments when the new art and historical building have competing agendas.
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"We will not accept protectionist agendas, disguised as arguments about financial stability," he said.
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BYP100 shares its campaigns, actions and public-policy agendas online and on social media.
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These and other reforms have – correctly – been at the center of many Democratic agendas.
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"I was fed up with the phony agendas of neo-liberal politics," Lee said.
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But a good many in the media are negligent, driven by their own agendas.
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When partisan politics and shortsighted agendas are in play, transparency is rarely a consideration.
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Religious agendas contrary to human rights have been gaining ground all over the country.
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Politics and political agendas have sidelined the important mission of rebuilding America's manufacturing base.
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National security, economic policy, and foreign relations must be subordinated to their personal agendas.
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We have perceptions that aren't always accurate, that are based on misinformation or larger agendas.
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Even on the days that have full agendas, we're doing what we want to do.
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And for more on Jeff Bezos, find out why he hates meetings with strict agendas.
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Right-wing politicians around the world have been using the tragedy to push their agendas.
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Motlaq said that daily life in Iran was often overlooked in favor of political agendas.
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It's easy for different environmentalists, different people to come, and they have their own agendas.
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I had to be very strict on managers, because sometimes they do have other agendas.
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Many of these donors have multiple agendas in addition to their wish to do good.
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But we should also plan ahead, and come together with people with the same agendas.
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"We will not allow others with their own political agendas to divide us," he added.
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Agendas for meetings are discussed in depth before leaders ever sit down at the table.
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Video Political agendas have taken over where ratings and facts used to rule the day.
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Competing interests and political agendas on all sides made the decision of selecting moderators difficult.
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Or will these tactics backfire, leaving the representatives and their agendas out in the cold?
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"Art is used merely as a decoration for political agendas in certain societies," he wrote.
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It was instead a highly personalized summit dominated by the leaders and their own agendas.
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But as a group, men and women take strikingly different approaches to crafting legislative agendas.
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I&aposve seen an extreme right wing agendas that I disagree with equally as well.
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Doug Ducey (R-Ariz.) to make criminal justice reform a part of their legislative agendas.
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If progressives are going to use boycotts, they need to be tied to broader agendas.
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But Sunday, their agendas diverged over whether or not their sons should inherit that toughness.
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Some aides tried to use their access to push ideological agendas with the attorney general.
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Venezuelan politicians wasted little time on Saturday in using the confrontation to advance their agendas.
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Individual donors, like FedEx, have also helped fund specific reports that align with their agendas.
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Certainly, many of the critics of Mr. Trump's detentions want to advance their own agendas.
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The agendas of WikiLeaks and Russia have dovetailed at times, whether by coincidence or intent.
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With most legislative sessions over for the year, the laws passed show increasingly ideological agendas.
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Ideally, there could be old-fashioned deal making across the aisle to advance both agendas.
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They empower and embolden those who feel that their racist agendas are not being heard.
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Professor Gillers said that talks by justices before groups with ideological agendas have become accepted.
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It is a patchwork of local armed groups, all with their own, often competing, agendas.
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Not one Republican or Democrat should be carrying out personal or political agendas for anyone.
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Adults with wildly varying agendas have long used kids to serve their own political interests.
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For starters, he said, annual shareholder meetings have been hijacked by people with political agendas.
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All of these countries have clarity in their respective national and regional interests and agendas.
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We look at the coming summit meeting, which involves two imposing leaders with clashing agendas.
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Uma seemed to help everyone forget their own agendas and insecurities and form deeper connections.
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The problem is not that "identity groups" have some undue obsession with their own agendas.
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The Israeli-Palestinian conflict was once item number one on U.S. presidents' foreign policy agendas.
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I went out with concepts and agendas pushing things from the edge to the center.
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In a landscape of stalled legislative agendas, there are effective moves that can be made.
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Those who feel Trump will be faithful to their agendas are in for a shock.
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"People get blinded by their own agendas easily I've learned," McNeil told the news outlet.
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That widening red-blue economic divide in turn drives the parties' starkly different policy agendas.
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Taboola's policy prohibits working with sites that have "politically religious agendas" or use hate speech.
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But I learned it most deeply as I struggled with my own personal change agendas.
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Trump himself actually supported both of those agendas as a candidate (if not as president).
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Today, legislators' party identities, as opposed to their sex, shape their policy agendas and positions.
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Although women's rights were on these organizations' agendas, their policy interests were much more encompassing.
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The CEA "has historically been a powerful entity in crafting economic policy agendas," Moss said.
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They're layered with obvious expectations that don't pay off, and hidden agendas that do pay off.
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Still, climate change advocates and skeptics alike point to the beloved bears to further their agendas.
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" He added: "Politics and political agendas have sidelined the important mission of rebuilding America's manufacturing base.
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Democratic contenders are seeking ways to play up their own backgrounds and advance their own agendas.
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"We all have our own agendas: trying to run our business, raise our families," says Kalgren.
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We can't just listen to our family and friends because they all have their own agendas.
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The Stooges fell apart shortly thereafter, for all the usual reasons: drugs, clashing agendas, poor sales.
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And then the raw emotions are steered in specific directions, tinting the events with political agendas.
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"Forced parenthood and anti-abortion agendas should not be condoned by the state," Alonso tells us.
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His new department has a justified reputation as the graveyard of government ministers and their agendas.
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The Israeli and American leaders clashed throughout Obama's tenure over conflicting world view, politics and agendas.
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The only way the school could function was to leave all sectarian agendas at the door.
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He believes there's a conspiracy by a "matrix of agendas" to promote a plant-based diet.
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U.N. efforts to stabilize Libya have long been undercut by the divergent agendas of foreign powers.
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The characters' most obvious agendas aren't necessarily hers, and she doesn't take every manifesto to heart.
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There are just conflicting agendas, and Eddie's growing weariness over the messes he has to manage.
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The president in a recent interview said he "may align" his tax reform and infrastructure agendas.
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"It's getting to the point where models are almost blatantly pushing racist agendas," Washington told VICE.
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They paid lip-service to the agreement but continue to pursue their own agendas in Syria.
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France, Italy and Spain are easing their fiscal policies under growing political pressures and election agendas.
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Hammond said "protectionist agendas" were being advanced, disguised as arguments about financial stability and supervisory oversight.
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Modi's two central agendas—economic development and Hindu cultural revival— compete with one another for headlines.
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Trump used the Pittsburgh speech to pitch his energy, economic and tax agendas to gas executives.
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EM: Je pense que l'Europe a eu des agendas subis pendant des années et des années.
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Do we really want marketers and special interest group agendas dictating what programming lives or dies?
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First ladies have often had difficulty making sure their agendas are not obliterated by their husband's.
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The problem is, some in positions of power exploit that concern to achieve their political agendas.
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"That Giuliani is a conduit for pushing the agendas of foreign intelligence and/or foreign interests."
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Despite the trends toward nationalizing legislative agendas, the maxim "all politics is local" remains a constant.
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Politicians have long felt the need to disguise raw political agendas in the pretense of principle.
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The grass-roots base is very hungry for a return to genuine progressive values and agendas.
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Her ultrafeminine designs are now featured on custom invitations, American Greetings cards and mom-focused agendas.
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Now, more moderate parties are increasingly incorporating elements of far-right platforms into their own agendas.
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They knew that class-oriented concerns and economic disparities would drive Americans to support divergent agendas.
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The public manifestations of memory there were inevitably infused with both patriotic zeal and political agendas.
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Pandemics, epidemics, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, droughts and earthquakes have sprung to the top of presidential agendas.
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The Runner wins by breaking into the Corp's servers and stealing these Agendas from under them.
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The Brotherhood failed as well, pursuing shortsighted, petty agendas that alienated the public and elites alike.
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Will our politicians rise above their volatile and trivial domestic agendas to remain a regional leader?
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Fortunately, these groups have been able to put aside our disparate agendas and find common cause.
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Nor are their stated agendas, both geared toward more comprehensive and more granual organizing, particularly different.
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They have pledged to advance largely similar agendas, including enhancing reproductive rights and protecting undocumented immigrants.
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These incredibly weak and selfish people appear to consider only their own skins and political agendas.
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Most meeting agendas were set weeks before the virus was widely acknowledged as a global problem.
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Some Democratic legislators said their party's presidential primary is beginning to influence legislative agendas as well.
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The result is "a rare, dazzling, dizzying cornucopia of objects, viewpoints and agendas," Ms. Smith wrote.
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As policymakers choose their issues and candidates build their agendas, I hope that is the case.
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" He added, "Politics and political agendas have sidelined the important mission of rebuilding America's manufacturing base.
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You have Cabinet secretaries who, while they might work for you, still carry out different agendas.
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A careful analysis reveals how strategic keyword signaling amplifies conservative agendas in the contemporary news environment.
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Its inception signaled a seismic shift in the way larger agendas came home to roost online.
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We tried to balance what people were saying without imposing our own agendas onto the film.
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Yes, Trump uses Twitter to set agendas, settle scores, and threaten his enemies or potential enemies.
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Now, it has started to pop up in news outlets and environmentalist agendas around the world.
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By acknowledging my own agendas, I make room for the evidence that pushes back against them.
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People who only work well by themselves are stuck in their own narrow worldview and agendas.
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I would say now they are going through the adjustment period of fine tuning their agendas.
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The process was always somewhat political, with presidents ultimately choosing recipients who fit their own agendas.
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New problems and demographic shifts make old agendas seem increasingly irrelevant, and sap the regime's authority.
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Risks of this practice are cloaked in smooth-talking rationales to satisfy agendas beyond professionals' control.
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As those examples show, diverse and female candidates are having particular success running on progressive agendas.
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The big picture: With investors of all sizes pressing their agendas on public corporations — from hedge funds seeking to block mergers to issue-oriented shareholders pursuing social and environmental agendas — top executives have started negotiating upfront, aiming to reduce the number of loud confrontations and proxy battles.
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It's fun to write anyone who trades in secrets, who has agendas that don't feel all romantic.
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In her own judgement, the participants' interpretations of the wheel reflect their personalities, styles, agendas, and aesthetics.
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Newsworthy and noteworthy things are regularly uncovered by people with agendas, biases, and distinct points of view.
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Runners assemble their rigs, and start to crack into the system to find the agendas hidden within.
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Cuts to obscure research programs were far off the media radar and low on opposition party agendas.
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That's because, like her father, she's essentially an idea-free spokesperson for a smorgasbord of Republican agendas.
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I watched two American presidents, very different people with very different agendas, President Bush and President Obama.
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If the two sides stay with their current agendas, getting to an actual deal will be hard.
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"The public deserves a process that is guided by sound science, not IARC's secret agendas," he said.
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"The difference is, endometriosis is virtually absent from public health and social justice advocacy agendas," Gupta said.
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So Remainers must embark on a giant job of consolidation, melding together their agendas, groups and goals.
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But what about the other papers, the mass-circulation tabloids with naked political agendas masquerading as news?
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But dedicated actors with specific agendas can manipulate ratings even when there are large numbers of them.
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Yes, in essence they're mining conversations to assist companies and personal agendas — take that as you may.
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The most successful protest movements in history have been the ones that have set their own agendas.
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Although fighting Islamic State has given them common purpose, the two sides' agendas appear hard to reconcile.
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The system of co-operation works by sticking to technical details and avoiding blame or other agendas.
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Most major tech conferences devote large parts of their agendas to AI, and MWC isn't an exception.
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Some of the issues at the core of populist agendas are legitimate and deserve to be addressed.
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Other People, always in the way, always showing up when they're not wanted, with their own agendas.
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The alleged dangers of personal firearms were fictions created by reporters and researchers with anti-freedom agendas.
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For our society to progress, we need to democratize education, not further incentivize pay-to-play agendas.
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You can't really understand why people might support those agendas if you just start the conversation today.
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Those agendas will influence their behavior, which can change depending on what you do in the game.
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I know some have other agendas, but that is his agenda and it is one I share.
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An Anglo-American accord sounds easier to achieve than a European equivalent, which would reflect 29 agendas.
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Until recently, any discussion of the criminal justice system was viewed as being peripheral to progressive agendas.
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We must defend aviation's social and economic benefits from barriers to travel and protectionist agendas, he added.
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The only repair will come when lawmakers put aside their political agendas and open their own minds.
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That provision complements the existing requirement that committees adopt oversight agendas for the new Congress by Feb.
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Political analysts said the assemblies had forever been little more than a rubber stamp for mayors' agendas.
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Her private coziness with Wall Street and public calls for increased regulation spell out different presidential agendas.
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Set aside personal goals and agendas Seek to align with others around a higher goal and purpose.
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The previous agendas released under this administration have focused more on eliminating rules than issuing new ones.
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The public agendas show CMS is rubber-stamping almost all of the applications for new permanent codes.
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While most ads played into obvious ideological agendas, those posts were occasionally punctuated by more neutral content.
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In my opinion, the culprits are the new streaming models, fueled by gigantic corporations with alternative agendas.
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How do leaders persuade people to accept their repressive agendas, scapegoat targeted groups and disrespect democratic norms?
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My environmental agenda will be guided by true specialists in conservation, not those with radical political agendas.
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We need to be strengthening multilateral institutions, not dismantling them, a stance which dovetails with autocrats' agendas.
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"The Democrats' agendas are pretty similar, so show me how you'll bring people together," Ms. Keeble said.
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There's large substantive overlap in policy agendas, and thus a natural shared interest in Trump being popular.
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An American president's job is to understand that all the key players out there have multiple agendas.
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She has professed admiration for Trump's embrace of the ordinary voter, and acknowledged similarities in their agendas.
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We have seen how foreign governments have been corrupted through the conflation of personal and official agendas.
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Emirate-level governments, especially in Dubai, strongly support digital innovation agendas and the incorporation of advanced technologies.
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All sexual selection, he says, is shaped by conflicts between male and female anatomy, physiology, and agendas.
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"Major parties' governing agendas aren't set by their rank-and-file voters in popular referenda," he wrote.
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Make Room advocates for struggling renters and elevates rental housing on the agendas of our nation's leaders.
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The two progressive heavyweights have instead teamed up on the debate stage to defend their progressive agendas.
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American presidents have long cozied up to the press, seeking favorable coverage for their parties and agendas.
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People use the boundary between ambition and delusion strategically to advance their own political and value agendas.
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Political agendas, special interest groups, lobbyists and campaign contributions all have been put before America's general safely.
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Big agendas and bigger issues are being talked about by the new president and the Republican Congress.
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The unfortunate occurrence of November 3rd has absolutely nothing to do with either's politics or political agendas.
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But the dancers had their own agendas, testing their bodies in experiments of strength, flexibility and physics.
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Muir is wary of agendas, political or otherwise, a longstanding character trait rooted in his scene origins.
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Increasingly, Fox's personalities have the power to push their own agendas, as the Daily Beast's reporting reveals.
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With their broad policy agendas, women-of-color groups actually provide a clue to unraveling the mystery.
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One way to put that pledge into practice is to appoint officials with business backgrounds and deregulatory agendas.
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Mentions of the program can be found in publicly-available meeting agendas and reports dating back to 2011.
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It would further transform the one chamber of Congress where minorities can block the agendas of the majority.
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Before the midterm election, the Daily Stormer site urged followers to vote for their overt and implicit agendas.
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As such, they consider gay and feminist "agendas" to be strategic attacks against the fight for Black liberation.
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Their agendas have been uncovered, and their cover story has been blown a full year before the election.
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The pressure from both fan bases also starts taking its toll, especially when they have two different agendas.
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In his remarks Wednesday, Obama claimed communities like Flint were too often at the bottom of politicians' agendas.
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But a seemingly simple quest sends the protagonist trekking across the entire facility, caught between conflicting ideological agendas.
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Their agendas are most interesting and novel for the absence of big, universal programs that require legislative action.
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Today, adversaries like China, Russia and Iran have become increasingly adept at inserting their agendas into our politics.
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Politicians and ideologues of all stripes have long fanned anti-Japanese sentiment simply to further their own agendas.
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" She added, it's "troubling and pathetic that some people would resort to leaking information to advance their agendas.
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I agree wholeheartedly this is not the American model, but various ideological true believers keep pushing their agendas.
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"Africa's development, climate and resilience agendas are inextricably linked," said Makhtar Diop, the bank's vice-president for Africa.
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I don't talk about this stuff because I'm here standing on a soapbox, trying to get agendas across.
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Democrats and environmental groups too often let their ideological agendas get in the way of addressing climate change.
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But instead of allowing them some degree of independence from him, they've allowed those agendas to get subsumed.
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He not only reads the Times but he understands its power to drive agendas and validate public figures.
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Besides the settings, methods of violence, and kinds of weaponry used, distinct agendas seem to have undergirded them.
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Dark money groups disparage the records and reputations of respected judges who don't march lockstep with their agendas.
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The decision has put the Times squarely in the news agendas of all leading and competing news outlets.
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Extremists across Central and Eastern Europe are feeding fears about the influx of migrants to bolster their agendas.
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Democrats lost many of these tight races because they nominated candidates whose agendas are well outside the mainstream.
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They have a lot -- they are confronting an array of different agendas and operating environments and legal environments.
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In the aftermath of terrorist attacks, some political parties use fear to promote their agendas and get votes.
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And to be taken with respect like we do when men speak and try to push their agendas.
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Conversations get ugly quickly when we are hyper-focused on parties in power, nominated candidates, and legislative agendas.
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Over the years, ballot measures — especially initiatives — have been hijacked by pressure groups to push particular political agendas.
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The Koch brothers have drawn scrutiny for their donations to candidates and organizations that support free-market agendas.
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In the aftermath of the 2018 midterm election, Democrats have no shortage of energy, political agendas or ideologies.
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Our policy agendas fly in the face of critics who say this movement lacks specificity regarding our goals.
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The number of interrelated parts from public and private stakeholders creates a myriad of constituents with competing agendas.
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City Hall is juggling the oft-conflicting agendas of promoting employment and encouraging thousands of new housing units.
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Who really knows if boards of directors follow the media or make their own hire-and-fire agendas?
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Sanders and Warren have similar policy agendas and would face similar political constraints and challenges if elected president.
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Economic and policy agendas for 2018 will be set at the annual economic work conference later this year.
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It sent a senior delegation to the World Economic Forum in Davos and packed executives' agendas with meetings.
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He'd try to convince them that foreign governments, even those posing as friends, had agendas of their own.
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"For now, rightist parties and policy agendas are the main beneficiaries of the region's economic and social disillusion."
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If those who know the agency best remain silent, it will be defined by those with partisan agendas.
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Are the two sides getting their agendas together with the hopes that there will be real progress made?
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That has prompted concerns from transparency advocates about donors funneling money into politics to secretly finance their agendas.
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Maybe this story is basically about the turning point in how Westeros got rid of the monarchist agendas.
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A Dis-United States of America is less able to respond to the nefarious agendas of both countries.
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"That myth can be retold to fit at least two opposing political agendas," said the historian Robert Saunders.
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Trump's tax cuts and tariffs please his supporters, who like the president's America-first and government-last agendas.
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The protests in all these places are leaderless, so it's unrealistic to expect them to have policy agendas.
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Despite their vastly different policy agendas and political affiliations, candidates like these truly believe in their own message.
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Deploying a divide-and-conquer logic, authoritarian regimes portrayed the protesters as foreign enemies with extremist, sectarian agendas.
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Over the past few months, though, Sanders and Warren's domestic policy agendas have diverged substantially on key issues.
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As for any student government resolutions and agendas seeking to ban facial recognition, they would still be ignored.
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Over the years, conflicting agendas, changes in political leadership and constant clashes in the courts have paralyzed agencies.
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Meetings, for instance, are "highly regimented" with clear agendas and goals, according to a recent article in Barron's.
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Trump relies on a tight, insular group of advisers, who at times appear to have competing political agendas.
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Their agendas are often complex, mixing the imperatives of eye-catching television with the demands of strong journalism.
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A man of technocratic mien, he busied himself with foundations and associations, extracting funding from Cold War agendas.
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Both are con men, wrapping themselves in higher causes, though their primary agendas are the advancement of themselves.
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Their shameful, destructive approach to political discourse may result in more than just harsh words and derailed agendas.
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The Petroleum Facilities Guards (PFG) whose job is to protect oil installations often hold local agendas and loyalties.
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He noted that Presidents Nixon and Clinton continued working with Congress on their agendas when impeachment proceedings loomed.
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A President Booker or Klobuchar might seek Republican support for their agendas, but they won't likely find it.
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Industries like food, chemicals and pharmaceuticals have a long history of supporting research that advances their political agendas.
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Fake news writers and conspiracy curators are not-so impartial translators, distorting information, misrepresenting statistics for their agendas.
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The film also points up the mixed agendas for performers, chroniclers, hangers-on and of course Dylan himself.
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It gives me major FOMO to learn how many secret plans and agendas I've been left out of.
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There are no goals or agendas, only a je ne sais quoi accepted on a pass/fail basis.
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There's a lot of fragmentation, unfortunately, across platforms that have different agendas about what they want to do.
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Who are they appealing to for that money, and how does that influence their spending and research agendas?
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It is early, yes, and even the most effective presidents need time to pass their agendas through Congress.
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Their agendas are set not by the needs of communities so much as the interests of national governments.
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But when it comes to corporate interests, journalists have to be alert to agendas in conflict with their own.
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Like conservative entrepreneurs did in the 1980s, progressive leaders need to construct organizations whose governing structures set common agendas.
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These agendas clash into each other after torrential rains force everybody to stay inside with each other and snipe.
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Encrypted messaging apps like Signal are far more secure and not beholden to same agendas as huge telecom carriers.
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In Kenner, like every city, our citizens and our taxpayers cover a wide spectrum of political philosophies and agendas.
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But in the long run, the business and political agendas of openly partisan media outlets may well be irreconcilable.
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"I try very hard to allow ideas and agendas to be driven by the people I serve," Bilirakis said.
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CITES congratulated itself that wildlife was now "firmly embedded in the agendas of global enforcement, development and financing agencies".
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That is the third lesson: developing countries need to push investments in public health higher up their national agendas.
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"Reality will set in and the market will realize that the agendas of various OPEC producers are not aligned."
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You should also know that strangers with their own agendas can influence where your child goes to find Pokemon.
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Cabinet colleagues were grateful for DfID projects that helped them with their own agendas in, say, health or education.
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This could be sometime in the second quarter of next year when legislative agendas are proposed and potentially implemented.
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To figure out what issues to look for, Facebook worked with an outside organization called the Comparative Agendas Project.
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Yes, but: Tech issues are rarely at the top of voters' agendas compared to pocketbook or public safety issues.
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How do we use all the stuff we're doing on the green side to drive the other social agendas?
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They invited all kinds of different people with different agendas in and ... And so not a lot gets done.
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Shannara doesn't have Game Of Thrones' wearying brutality, but it also lacks characters with complicated morality and conflicting agendas.
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They also may be divorced from day-to-day operations, and their agendas may be crowded with strategic issues.
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Make Room gives a voice to struggling renters and elevates rental housing on the agendas of our nation's leaders.
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In fact, he said he keeps the agendas of many of his meetings "loose" to encourage brainstorming and wandering.
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Signatories do not have common agendas, yielding agreements covering only a subset of issues that can be agreed upon.
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The purpose of a tax system is not to implement social agendas, punish certain behaviors, reward certain behaviors, etc.
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You are an informal ambassador, working with other nations to keep a balance between domestic and foreign policy agendas.
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Medicare For All finally integrates abortion and contraception into health care, rather than sectioning them off for ideological agendas.
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To all the people that want to divide us for their own agendas: It is not going to happen!
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As a gay man himself, he worried that such research could be misconstrued or wielded to advance hateful agendas.
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NRDC is also a major campaign spender, supporting candidates with progressive environmental agendas through its affiliate NRDC Action Fund.
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Sadly, many on the left rather relish in the advancement of their own political agendas than put Americans first.
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Yet, several recent policy proposals seem to disregard the railroads' safety record and perhaps mask other broader political agendas.
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Fringe environmental activists, however, remain blind to both the facts and to the painful consequences of their elitist agendas.
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They have power in policy debates because they're seen as independent researchers, but their scholars often push donors' agendas.
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Politicians and warlords have already used the need to dislodge IS as a way to force their own agendas.
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Activists within other large technology companies like Google and IBM have also pushed anti-Trump and pro-immigration agendas.
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All other personal agendas can either be set aside or those pushing them can find something else to do.
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"Businesses everywhere are using the Microsoft Cloud as their digital platform to drive their ambitious transformation agendas," he said.
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They look for new avenues to pursue their agendas in ways that take advantage of remaining rules and norms.
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The effects trickle up and down the economy, supporting company agendas, informing marketing decisions, and even impacting social change.
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All the agendas and divisions from the old imperialism, and all the racial and ethnic divisions, are breaking down.
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So as ISIS grows, so does the far right—each using fear and terror to advance their own agendas.
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The amorphous, long-term nature of the problem doesn't fit well into political agendas, and companies respond in kind.
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Instead, several established conspiracy subcultures are twisting facts, distorting narratives, or just making things up to push their agendas.
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Political profiles are, by definition, an awkward dance that involves competing agendas, mutual cynicism and, in many cases, negotiation.
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And win or lose, Mr. Trump's populist candidacy has emboldened extremist groups that say he has validated their agendas.
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Various political players with their own agendas have found it expedient to remove any obstacles to Mr. Duterte's rule.
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But the fact is they are basing their economic and political agendas on a story that is fundamentally untrue.
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Turbocharging is among the few high-priority items on the agendas of both G.M. and its crosstown rival, Ford.
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Ambiguous agendas could be pushed to further weaponize science; knowledge and education would become currency for an elite few.
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Some agendas align with our interests — did we forget that Iran helped us defeat the Taliban after 9/11?
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But in public statements, including contentious House committee hearings in September, executives have denied any political bias or agendas.
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Let nobody — the boards, critics, other interested parties — rush into promoting their special favorites or pursuing their own agendas.
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In other words, who is in this new parliament and what their agendas are actually matters in Iranian politics.
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That means data and statistics generated by these agencies cannot be altered by media, private interests or political agendas.
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I mean, that really is what drives her more than a lot of other superheroes who have different agendas.
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Those exchanges had dismayed some Democrats, who urged the candidates to focus on laying out their own affirmative agendas.
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For example, the policy agendas of President Obama and President Trump concerning Iran and China couldn't be more different.
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"It is time to dissolve political bands that connect us to agendas not in our best interest," she said.
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This must be conducted professionally and without due influence from political agendas, both on a local and national level.
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Their messaging portrays wealthy political donors as anathema to their populist economic agendas and necessary change in the country.
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As with other foreign policy initiatives, Mr. Trump and members of his senior staff seemed to pursue diverging agendas.
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This is coupled with collection methods designed to identify and neutralize political bias and support for domestic political agendas.
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To be sure, Trump and Sanders have vastly different agendas and stand on different sides of the ideological spectrum.
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The first new product, Asana for Operations, helps teams with onboarding vendors and employees, set agendas, and the like.
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Germans know that, but they are now facing an unstable coalition consisting of fiercely antagonistic forces with clashing agendas.
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Along with the Executive Director, s/he will work to support and promote SCA's public policy and legislative agendas.
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It's more about corruption, betrayal, and clashing agendas between amoral characters who are all doggedly chasing the same payout.
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"I've been harassed on Twitter for stating facts and called out by senators who have political agendas," she said.
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But he was well aware of the various agendas and vendettas at play whenever he wrote an Uber story.
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These budget crises have grown in length and intensity as they have succeeded in advancing Speaker Madigan's political agendas.
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You learn how to persuade them to follow your vision, to accommodate all kinds of different agendas and personalities.
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Prices could also suffer due to company-specific environmental agendas (company fleets comprise a high share of diesel cars).
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Here is how I explain it to students: Columnists have agendas and strong political views that shape their work.
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The underground press increasingly sought specific audiences with specific agendas, be it feminism, black power, sexual revolution, or psychedelia.
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Foreign governments, including the United States and Russia, hold conflicting, zero-sum agendas that prevent them from coming together.
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Corrupt politicians and predatory corporations use climate anxiety and falling grain prices as levers to further their own agendas.
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While some politicians feel emboldened to pursue anti-abortion agendas, it's pushing their opponents to double down as well.
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And Mr. Trump himself is tugged in countless different directions, responding to advisers and lawmakers who have competing agendas.
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The F.B.I. frequently relies on sources who have agendas, whether it is a gang turncoat or a mafia informer.
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But the Senate is traditionally where legislative agendas live or die, and 2017 is no different on that score.
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In essence, Twitter chooses to allow accounts that avoid direct hate speech while pushing hateful agendas in evasive ways.
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In fact, he said, he keeps the agendas of many of his meetings "loose" to encourage brainstorming and wandering.
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Meanwhile, in many states, Democrats have the chance to gain the power to actually implement their own affirmative agendas.
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And in Colossal particularly, those hidden agendas are likely to surprise viewers who show up just expecting a monster movie.
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He walks five miles to work daily, themes each day and applies detailed agendas and goals to each team meeting.
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That way, they don't have to get rid of the filibuster, and they also don't have to abandon their agendas.
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Staff also distribute agendas with clear descriptions of events, as well as rules and expectations, including whether breaks are allowed.
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Without real knowledge of their institution's functioning and agendas, said Sobel, students can't knowingly consent to the education they receive.
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So, too, could far right parties, including Pauline Hanson's One Nation, who have campaigned on anti-immigration, anti-Muslim agendas.
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I offered opportunities for players to work against each other and pursue their own agendas, or choose to work together.
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Karen and Dill are in their own personal hell, fraught with abusive partners, townsfolk with hidden agendas, and moral conundrums.
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Too many television analysts have undeclared connections and agendas, and even when they are public, there need to be limits.
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Pandering to "special interests" has led rights groups to disavow "established rights that do not suit their agendas", she wrote.
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And the other powers all have their own agendas, none of which are reducible to anything as simple as justice.
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But don't let conservative organizations with their own agendas co-opt and water down a movement that's pretty damn radical.
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When donors and party leaders have different agendas and work at cross purposes, this weakens the party as a whole.
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A spokesman for his party said the election results were mainly driven by local agendas rather than national level politics.
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Bring on aliens like Chewbacca and Rio, who have personalities and agendas that aren't just as sidekicks to generic heroes.
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It was also one of those regulatory agendas only a conservative could set, and won praise from public-health advocates.
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It's full of the drama of birth and death and agendas of all these organisms and beings striving to survive.
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On holidays like Thanksgiving, we now bring our diets, health issues, and world-changing eating agendas to dinner with us.
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They all have their agendas - and those who are younger will need to survive after the Russian leader has gone.
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This will help them avoid falling prey to agendas by some government agencies and security companies despite their best intentions.
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Presidential trade agendas have historically been forward-looking, with a strong focus on the opportunities that trade presents for America.
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Legislators have an uncanny ability in exploiting legal loopholes and incentives created by the law to push their partisan agendas.
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With the #TrumpRussia scandal widening, we can expect the White House to become much more aggressive in imposing its agendas.
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But either way, it'd make a terrifically blunt, graphic Jessica Jones-like series about conflicting agendas and radical wish fulfillment.
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I think everybody needs to sit down, stop pushing their own agendas, and figure out what will make it safer.
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Vikander's entire role is based in keeping her feelings and agendas under strict lockdown so she doesn't tip her hand.
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A West Wing that was once a roiling snake-pit of competing agendas does, for now, appears to be stabilizing.
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He voted for Trump and his pro-business, socially conservative agendas, but is lobbying state leaders to oppose the tax.
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It seems that the attack has served America's enemies well: indeed, it appears to have helped them advance their agendas.
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The party assemblies take place behind closed doors but precedent and convention offer some clues as to the meetings' agendas.
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The diversity of life arose by evolution… An American government that ignores science to pursue ideological agendas endangers the world.
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Wood's criticism aside, a handful of prominent American billionaires have made international work a key part of their philanthropic agendas.
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These foreign powers have different agendas, but all pursue them by ramping up Syria's violence, helping to perpetuate the war.
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He found that much of the data available was being provided by unregulated offshore sportsbooks that had their own agendas.
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Financial relationships between pharmaceutical companies and patient advocacy groups are extremely common — and often benefit the drug company's lobbying agendas.
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The dam may be set to burst, drowning out the administration's various policy agendas as survival becomes the sole objective.
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Here's his take on how to run one: If you like structured agendas, then the employee should set the agenda.
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He has been unapologetic that those who falsely charge that white supremacy defines America, past and present, have clear agendas.
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We were two people with competing, mutually exclusive agendas, and the one in the driver's seat was bound to win.
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He said that CNN and Fox News also spread misinformation saying "they have agendas" whereas his articles are clearly satire.
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"Once they go to school and once have own agendas, I don't know, I'm going to be heartbroken," said Wang.
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ReD researchers found that though energy is on the agendas of many corporate leaders, managing it is considered a distraction.
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An attempt to equalize pay has reached the top of many companies' agendas, particularly with high-profile employers like Google .
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Banks wrote that she was "tired of white women in Hollywood and their fake ass innocent agendas," tagging Del Rey.
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Democrats in swing districts generally ran on centrist agendas that defied stereotypes and policy positions typically associated with Democratic candidates.
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Whichever party captures the most seats will choose the next House speaker, who sets the chamber's legislative and political agendas.
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Hugo says that one-fifth of the agendas generated using its meeting notes software have the word "update" in them.
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They believe character matters, truth is sacred, and that elected officials must serve the public interest instead of private agendas.
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The letter B is a reminder to be respectful and calm, and be aware of their own issues and agendas.
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Raw, hand-drawn images of suffering and loss, she says, reach past political agendas to speak on a visceral level.
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They are for die-hard Beatles fans only, but they're a glimpse of ever-expanding ambitions and increasingly disparate agendas.
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"What we are living now is the result of the differences among all rebel groups and their agendas," he said.
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They have in common agendas that would do serious harm to — or eliminate — members of racial and ethnic minority groups.
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Traditionally, they've had different agendas, tagged on to bigger groups, or simply floated alone, which diluted their power and influence.
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You get "Artistic License: Six Takes on the Guggenheim Collection," a rare, dazzling, dizzying cornucopia of objects, viewpoints and agendas.
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Many of his top advisers, including those who oversee his political and economic agendas, were opposed to the tariff threat.
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" Dr. Dodson said, "At the end of the day, we are guests, we are not there to promote our agendas.
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Mr. Trump's informal kitchen cabinet likewise includes wealthy investors whose business intersects with the president's domestic and foreign policy agendas.
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The uproar is the latest demonstration of the deep divisions in tennis, a sport with multiple governing bodies and agendas.
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Christianity isn't unique: Every religion is abused as such by some of its followers and manipulated to advance political agendas.
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Disabled lives are often presumed to matter and treated as valuable only for the furthering of the agendas of others.
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Understandably, many people fear that governments could use this access to advance other agendas besides stemming the spread of disease.
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The president's relative political inexperience also left him open to manipulation by aides and allies with agendas of their own.
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All of this works to further various political agendas while also skewing and distorting the reality around the film's production.
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He added that the commission's work had been hampered by the different agendas of international rights organizations and victims' groups.
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Writing Work Time After the lesson, students have 40 minutes to spend on their own writing agendas during Work Time.
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Similarly, the Iranian regime does not want to see Assad's government collapse for its own agendas relative to the region.
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Several existing bills are also likely to come back into focus as both sides of the aisle push their agendas.
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The criticism was echoed by Thailand's army chief, who on Friday spoke of "hidden agendas" in meetings between opposition activists.
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Crucially, though, these are experts whom no one is asking us to suspect, to fear for their hidden elitist agendas.
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Republicans see them as the reckless actions of disgruntled bureaucrats eager to advance their own agendas and sabotage Mr. Trump.
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We know a lot about how people can manipulate people's fear and anger of "outsiders" to further their own agendas.
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In their mad rush to fill their personal agendas, the FBI and the media almost destroyed me and my mother.
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I also use several living Google docs to maintain the minutes and the group agendas for my fixed weekly meetings.
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One of the many factors ensuring our elections' integrity is the participation of large numbers of people with different agendas.
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She has repeatedly made squishy statements of support for aspects of the bold domestic agendas advocated by Sanders and Warren.
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Particularly at a time when polarization characterizes our politics and religion is used as a tool for pushing political agendas.
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Despite this, their companies will continue to need to press their vast legislative and regulatory agendas with the White House.
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In the latter decades of the 20th century, the mass membership groups — those with encompassing policy agendas — were in decline.
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It depicts Jews as a cabal secretly controlling the world for evil ends, hurting innocent people to further greedy, cruel agendas.
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They don't want to be used as "props" in politicians' agendas and, above all, they just want to remember Kendrick Castillo.
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Mr Bush's and Mr Obama's agendas were in some ways more similar to each other than Mr Trump's is to either.
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And if we were to start rejecting information from sources with agendas, we might as well stop putting out the paper.
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Some politicians and media have tried to use this horrible history to push unrelated political agendas by hijacking a serious issue.
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Democratic agendas, which often involve expanding programs or imposing new regulations, Skocpol pointed out, are more likely to require new laws.
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I appreciated the effort by the show to give the parents different agendas and intentions, and set up conflicts between them.
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Most conflicts between venture capitalists and founders arise out of differing agendas, miscommunication, lack of communication and inexperience — not malicious deception.
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None of the main parties put such chronic problems as discrimination against Dalits, women and other marginalised groups on their agendas.
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I found a voice that wasn't forced on me by institutions with political agendas that claimed to be motivated by religion.
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Flipping control of state governments could help stop agendas being advanced by the Kochs and social conservatives at the state level.
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Manifestos are key to elections in Ghana, a stable democracy where parties place emphasis on competing policy agendas and ideological differences.
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Many home-grown NGOs have sprung up (in the past they tended to depend on foreign charities, with their own agendas).
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If you are a member of one of those groups or support those agendas we don't want you in our community.
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"We appeal to the US administration to rely on their own sources and not on countries with political agendas," he said.
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But no matter how that plays out, leaders of both political parties have other core beliefs and agendas to promote, right?
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Washington is filled with public relations firms which promote the agendas of the world's most repressive regimes in exchange for cash.
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Republicans believe cutting into Democratic advantages in Illinois, Maryland and Massachusetts will give Republican governors more leverage to push their agendas.
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Government funding for the arts means the politicization of the arts, their perversion in cynical service to partisan and ideological agendas.
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The warring sides have accused each other of multiple violations and they arrived in Geneva with what look like irreconcilable agendas.
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As with virtually any Wall Street thriller, there's no loyalty in Equity, just conflicting agendas and underhanded ways to pursue them.
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These same supporters have sought to use the political and cultural concerns of people of goodwill for their prejudiced political agendas.
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Throughout the world, civil liberties have been weaponized by both the right and the left in support of their ideological agendas.
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Effective solutions to lower cancer drug prices were outlined in many commentaries, and became part of the 2016 presidential campaign agendas.
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But there are occasions on which angling, egos and agendas aside, Congress studies an issue and comes to the right conclusion.
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Republican governors are now scrambling to implement their own smart-on-crime agendas; Democrats can now offer even bolder proposals. 8.
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In each country, we follow our own national news media and are locked into the agendas of our own political systems.
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A recurring complaint from artists and curators is that spaces exhibiting contemporary art have conservative agendas, are rigid and are scarce.
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Owners clashed over competing ideas and agendas, including trying to protect lucrative fees collected by cable operators to carry their networks.
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Millennial-age journalists and commentators must learn, read, and listen before promoting agendas and talking points we may not fully understand.
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We are capable of managing activities in our region and environmental groups should not usurp our voice for their own agendas.
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It is not the task of judges to sit as a super legislature to question the agendas of the political branches.
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These surface-scratchers and decoders are able to join the dots, spot the agendas, and see the hidden forces at play.
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I punch in the code sequence D.D.007 to detect any covert conversationalist with hidden agendas weighing more than 350 pounds.
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Or will we learn nothing and continue on our self-destructive path, allowing politics and personal agendas to overpower the possibilities?
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The incident "has absolutely nothing to do with either's politics or political agendas," Mr. Baker said in a statement on Monday.
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Nationally, federal lawmakers and past and present 2020 Democratic hopefuls are including environmental justice in proposed legislation and in campaign agendas.
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Scientists who study the human genome have been dismayed to find their research misinterpreted and distorted by groups with racist agendas.
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Fortunately, proposals for debt-free college and income-contingent repayment of student loans are at the top of candidates' agendas, too.
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Now, businesses that claim to prioritize the climate should openly support candidates who will put this issue atop their own agendas.
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As you can see, you post links through to other sites for ticketing, and potentially further details about agendas and more.
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Last weekend, East Village and SoHo residents tapped into their inner woodsmen (and woodswomen) and added tree shopping to their agendas.
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Employees have received legitimate-looking emails containing alleged links to purchase orders or meeting agendas that actually connect to harmful sites.
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"They have more to gain prosecuting their independent agendas in the bilateral visits to Washington already scheduled," the former official said.
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"I voted for him for one reason: His ego is so large that he cannot fail to implement his agendas promised."
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Steele added that Trump is not used the the gridlock in Congress or pushback from lawmakers who have their own agendas.
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"I was also very proud to see public housing highlighted in both of their comments and their legislative agendas," he said.
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"People are taking advantage of a really horrible tragedy to push their own awful agendas, which is deeply offensive," said Hermann.
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AARP and other special-interest groups employ alarmist half-truths and gin up hysteria to promote their self-serving political agendas.
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As a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization, CMF works to help explain how Congress functions, not to promote individual members or their agendas.
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Meanwhile, judges became a constant irritant to the conservatives who won elections only to see their agendas constrained by the judiciary.
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Both of them are hothouse blossoms, exercises in sensibility for directors (Sofia Coppola and Yorgos Lanthimos, respectively) with very particular agendas.
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We remain on the side of the people and democracy, stand against the junta staying in power, and drive progressive agendas.
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"Companies and the billionaires who run them are always bending research agendas (and sometimes even results) to their interests," he writes.
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This is crucial, he says, when authoritarian rivals such as China and Russia are pursuing aggressive AI agendas of their own.
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Nonetheless, he's been pushing what seems to be one of the most aggressive reform agendas the Pentagon has seen in decades.
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So far, Warren has dealt with climate change through her policy agendas for public lands, the military, and domestic industrial development.
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In the long term, though, abortion will remain on public agendas, as both social movements and religious competition continue to grow.
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Rosenstein denied the Times story as "inaccurate and factually incorrect" in a statement that also blamed anonymous sources promoting personal agendas.
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These different meanings are rooted in mythology, pseudo-science, and the intentions of governments and other institutions with particular agendas in mind.
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He's tapping into a cowboy, frontier mythology that has always benefited the military and corporate agendas of men who look like him.
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Competing agendas are coupled with presidents who are often aspirational in delivering facts, hyperbolic in rhetoric and, at times, just plain wrong.
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What's troubling is when self-serving agendas throw a wrench in legislation intended to help some of the most vulnerable among us.
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Rising inequality, they found, is associated with political agendas more focused on matters related to "social order", such as crime and immigration.
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Lesbian critic Camille Paglia was a '90s pioneer of using her white queerness to argue against multiculturalism and eventually support racist agendas.
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Counterextremism should be wrested back from ideologues who care more about their pet agendas than effectively stopping violence and preventing social upheaval.
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Miller said the problem has grown in recent years as groups with goals advocating violent insurrection have begun pushing more extremist agendas.
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Most of the characters have their own agendas, but once their memories were wiped, they found a unique opportunity to reinvent themselves.
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Although far from perfect, it needed the consensus of 28 states and seven union territories, each with their own agendas and insecurities.
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But regardless of political agendas, critics are right to point out that the election of serious rights abusers undermines the council's credibility.
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"We now need to confront the likelihood that state agencies and resources are being abused to promote factional political agendas," he said.
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The demonstrations since the election have been impromptu affairs, quickly organized by young Americans with a diverse array of backgrounds and agendas.
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Some, such as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Trump administration, are twisting the attacks to fit their own opportunistic agendas.
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Once a month, people all around the country have a chance to voice their opinion in standardized votes on pre-chosen agendas.
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If neither candidates' agendas were implemented - essentially if nothing changed - the economy would add 7.2 million jobs on its own, Zandi says.
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"Higher political uncertainty may lead to more domestically focused, growth-hindering policy agendas," the ECB said, adding this could delay economic reforms.
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The National Archives did a document dump on Friday, releasing transcripts, meeting agendas, and confidentiality agreements from the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.
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Some of these principles include putting the customer's interest above all other agendas, dreaming big, and delivering high-quality services and products.
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Along this vein, Google is hiring a policy analyst to "handle our various product agendas with policy makers inside and outside government".
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Castor even says that with the heavy presence of tech in her life, she still prefers to read meeting agendas in Braille.
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Other UN countries see the US emphasis on cutting the budget as a chance to push their own agendas, according to Kumar.
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Part of it he attributes to the "localized agendas" of major newspapers in America, where there is no one genuinely national newspaper.
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Sessions and Rosenstein may have agendas for what they want to accomplish at the Department of Justice that go beyond Donald Trump.
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That said, I didn't get to question two of the most recent administrators whose agendas were more aligned with that of Pruitt.
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While state polling has been minimal, nationwide polls show that many millennial Hispanics are Bernie supporters, despite their parents' pro-Clinton agendas.
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"Hillary Clinton has adopted one of the most radical, socialist-driven agendas, largely because of the pressure of Bernie Sanders," he added.
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Maine and Nebraska have already implemented similar plans, and Republican governors in other states have suggested welfare reform is on their agendas.
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Do we want it so much that we see our agendas on poverty, immigration, income equality and racial justice thwarted and defeated?
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"The overall picture is that gender equality has stalled," Saadia Zahidi, the WEF's head of social and economic agendas, told The Guardian.
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Disclosure mandates have sometimes involved pushing other agendas like income inequality (compensation ratio disclosure) or foreign policy (conflict minerals) onto public companies.
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Similar controversies are raging within classics departments today, as those who would appropriate classicists' work to promote reactionary agendas split the field.
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One involves Mr. Assange's insistence that document troves should be published in their entirety, not curated by journalists who might have agendas.
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Then ensure that those goals guide the objectives, agendas and to-do lists that you develop over the course of the year.
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Only London, Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to Remain: London is the establishment, and Scotland and Northern Ireland have their own agendas.
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That second subpoena sought a broad range of information, including expenses, agendas and correspondence that related to donations received by the nonprofit.
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Most had his best interests in mind, but his story also happened to advance agendas that had long needed an appealing spokesperson.
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But the Trump-Amlo duo has another concerning similarity: Both are promoting short-sighted economic agendas that are trapped in the past.
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The appeal underscores the dissenting agendas of different creditor groups participating in Oi's restructuring, and how their disagreements are hampering the process.
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If not, the world's growing number of strongman leaders will focus on their own agendas, ignoring the dangerous divisions they are creating.
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Some might be relieved to see him go if they are now freer to push publicly for their agendas, the official said.
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She was willing to set her own personal feelings and agendas aside to serve the larger cause and to serve the country.
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Moscow's new support for el petro points to how virtual currencies can further the policy agendas of U.S. competitors in unexpected ways.
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More affluent and well-educated white voters have substantially different policy agendas from their less affluent and less well-educated fellow citizens.
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The long history of United States drug policy has been to pursue political agendas and ideology rather than promote sound public policy.
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But securing an end to hostilities is also difficult because of mistrust on all sides and competing agendas among Yemen's fractious groups.
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I tried to do multiple simultaneous agendas, hoping to make Trump as unpredictable in the game as he is in real-life.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday he was taken aback by Steven Mnuchin and Wilbur Ross' proposed policy agendas under a Trump administration.
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Politicians like to frame their agendas in terms of the ways policies will shape the world they'll leave behind to future generations.
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They're doing their job, and they're doing the best that they can even with all of the political agendas left and right.
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Unfortunately, since the financial crisis, the foreclosure issue has also become a political football used to bully banks and advance partisan agendas.
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There was zero record-exec bullshit or hidden agendas, other than that he trusted me to make the right decision for myself.
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Yet he is also one of the most transparent politicians of his generation, often acknowledging agendas or desires that most politicians conceal.
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Sanders and Clinton may not have these goals first in mind with their tax policy agendas, but Trump and Cruz certainly should.
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But it could also provide vocal interest groups a bully pulpit from which to pressure politicians and bureaucrats with their fringe agendas.
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"People have different agendas regarding who they're willing to cooperate with based on where the celebrity is in the case," Clark says.
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Making America great again, he argued, required discarding humanitarian agendas and value promotion, and embracing a hard-nosed pursuit of American interests.
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In many workplaces, admins distribute agendas prior to important meetings, allowing the attendees to gain a sense of what they'll be discussing.
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He and Bill Donovan, director of the rival O.S.S., loathed each other passionately, and allowed that passion to shape their strategic agendas.
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His ego and inadequacies were expertly manipulated by his regents, Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld, bureaucratic samurai with their own rapacious agendas.
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Almost every victorious presidential candidate claims to have earned a "mandate" to enact their respective policy agendas, as Julia Azari has written.
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Do we want it so much that we see our agendas on poverty, immigration, income equality and racial justice thwarted and defeated?
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Politicians offer meaningless words about what an outrage this all is, but refuse to do anything that would compromise their own agendas.
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Instead, the media and the international community should listen to L.G.B.T.Q. Bermudians and elevate their priorities, not set their own misguided agendas.
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By increasing the stakes of the crisis in the Gulf region, Iran is hoping to force it onto global agendas, experts said.
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They are always more radical, for example, in naming the groups responsible for political crises or suggesting the existence of hidden agendas.
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When such strong divisions are drawn, the liberals usually find themselves in a reactive position, unable to propose new subjects and agendas.
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So many groups in the movement for black lives will remain committed to the same agendas despite who occupies the White House.
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But she said the lack of clarity had allowed the policy to be hijacked by conservative groups pressing their own ideological agendas.
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For example, many suburban voters supported socially liberal agendas in Washington — but opposed affordable housing and school desegregation in their own communities.
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The last decade featured the rise of the professional "influencer" — someone paid to use their personal magnetism to promote specific agendas online.
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Terrorist groups like the Islamic State and Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula are exploiting that lawlessness to pursue their barbaric agendas.
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Discussions about what is in the Israelis' and Palestinians' interest long term have taken a backseat to Trump and Netanyahu's political agendas.
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If the five-member group plays its cards right, it can use the matter to push forward the nations' own trade agendas.
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Chapek and Iger believed that executives are all company men and women, and they should support the entire company's agendas and priorities.
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El problema para Bolsonaro es que ambas agendas han sido los pilares de la política exterior de Brasil en las últimas décadas.
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The government is seeking the support of separatists who are talking peace with the government to root out groups with extremist agendas.
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With respect to federal lands, however, lawsuits have become a way for private interest groups to push their agendas and stall progress.
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High on the agendas of callers: President Trump's cabinet nominations and the flurry of actions taken in his first week in office.
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However, other major health-care policy initiatives that affect all federal health agendas have been slipping under the radar since this fall.
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But these rallies were attempts to grow public support for particular policies: Obama, Bush, and Clinton kept things focused on their agendas.
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"It is clear to me that this investigation is unfounded, and it is being driven by ideology and other agendas," Johnson said.
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Shall we try electing centrist, independent people to Congress with problem-solving mind-sets and agendas that benefits the majority of Americans?
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And rightfully so: Mr. Trump has used Twitter to celebrate American heroes, to praise friends and allies, and to promulgate policy agendas.
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State legislatures are facing chaos amid the coronavirus crisis, with revenue projections suddenly expected to dip and major agendas put on hold.
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State legislatures are facing chaos amid the coronavirus crisis, with revenue projections suddenly expected to dip and major agendas put on hold.
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Different businesses have different agendas, of course, and there are a few US industries that favor protectionism — especially for their own products.
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Rove said the last sign that shows dissenting agendas came from a "palpable sort of animosity or antagonism" between the three tribes.
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But, to some, the couple's mixture of uplifting rhetoric and ideological elusiveness suggested untrammelled ambition and hidden agendas—anything but public service.
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Evidence-based decision making has been at the forefront of so many of our political agendas in the 20th and 21st centuries.
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At one time, postcards were also printed by governments and political groups, who used them to spread propaganda and push social agendas.
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Competing factions of the Democratic Party, meanwhile, sought to use Clinton's defeat as a rationale for advancing their own preferred substantive agendas.
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Consumed with their own agendas, his characters fail to grasp—or much care about—the impact of their actions on the local population.
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One more thing: Authoritarians love to think they are making history, and never hesitate to rewrite the past to suit their political agendas.
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None of this is to say that activists don't have their own agendas and can sometimes harm the long-term productivity of firms.
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But it could also provide vocal interest groups with a bully pulpit from which to pressure politicians and bureaucrats with their fringe agendas.
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"I think there are two different "agendas" allowing for the open interest to hit a record," said Andy Lipow, president of Lipow Associates.
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As consumers become more skeptical about the national news they encounter online, impostor local sites that promote ideological agendas are becoming more common.
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Five states that considered but did not pass pre-emption bills last year have put them back on the legislative agendas this year.
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" Joe Tanious, investment strategist at Bessemer Trust, thinks that Trump's various agendas have to be split into "likely to happen" and "the possibilities.
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I see the same happening here — society excusing Trump's immorality because some believe he would be good for their own agendas and purposes.
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More often than not, startups go after these so-called "big whales" but ultimately fail because both parties have different agendas and expectations.
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Or maybe the idea is that the nation is a vessel containing competing agendas and goals that your real job is to mediate.
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"How do we prevent people (or organizations, like PETA) from using animals to advance their human agendas?" asked the majority in one footnote.
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But in an interview with Naba, he did deny responsibility for attacks on Muslims, saying they were perpetrated by people with other agendas.
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Smart agendas, recommendations and digital assistants are only some of the ways we're thinking about doing artificial intelligence during the age of autonomy.
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Back then Trump had the support of most of the Republican elite, who saw nothing amiss in this representation of their party's agendas.
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He explained how social responsibility has been pushed further to the front of corporate agendas, and therefore change is happening — for the better.
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As cities like San Francisco enjoy rising prosperity, mayors should push for larger federal investments and pursue aggressive social services and housing agendas.
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Apple HomeKit, Google Weave and a number of other initiatives are attempting to promote their own ecosystems, each with their own commercial agendas.
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" Baker also told WKU Public Radio, "The unfortunate occurrence of November 3rd has absolutely nothing to do with either's politics or political agendas.
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It is extremely difficult to achieve a comprehensive, over-arching national solution with so many different actors pursuing drastically dissimilar and competing agendas.
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They come to Austin with legit business agendas and have a great deal of clout and authority in their professional and social circles.
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This confusion of goals and divergent agendas of allies puts Washington in a disadvantageous position compared with Russia's much narrower and streamlined focus.
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Netrunner is a card game about the evil that corporations do and the shady dealings hackers must resort to to expose their agendas.
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Contemporary advocates sometimes emphasize, instead, "inclusion," a less neutral concept, and one that gestures at the political agendas that inevitably shape these debates.
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Among them: • Build a local police force with training and expertise and prevent other forces with sectarian agendas from exercising authority in Mosul.
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"Self-congratulations and political agendas have no place in the realm of public health in the face of survival," Weaver wrote to Cruz.
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Back then, most judges could be expected to interpret the laws as they were written, rather than bending them to fit political agendas.
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What is interesting is that Pelosi and Trump have not hesitated to reveal those agendas in statements that have made their supporters cringe.
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Usually, these types of campaign-geared agendas are released years without a presidential election, such as the GOP's Contract with America in 85033.
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Blanch reiterated his view that OPEC is essentially finished as a cartel, as competing agendas among member states leave little room for compromise.
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The competing Democratic agendas highlight the balancing act party leaders and campaign strategists are scrambling to execute heading into the crucial 22019 elections.
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But Mr. Samson, who controlled the agendas of the board's meetings, pulled the matter off the agenda in November 2011, Mr. Fishman said.
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But diplomats are quietly going off their agendas to begin planning how to react if Mr. Trump chooses to reject the Paris Agreement.
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In that spirit, we call for the appointment of unifying figures after a contentious election rather than people with divisive records and agendas.
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Mutual funds, like T. Rowe Price, Fidelity Investments and Wellington Management, have supported activists' agendas, either openly or behind the scenes, he said.
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Examining this kind of intimate propaganda reveals a fascinating story about how holiday traditions are invented, along with the agendas that shape them.
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It is about the different medium that all these messages go through and about setting agendas in terms of conversations that you have.
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"Silicon Valley openly silences conservative, populist, and nationalist voices, while propelling and forcing 'progressive' agendas to billions of people," Torba told VICE News.
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"Executive orders are not used for issuing detailed guidance or to change laws, but rather to set agendas for administrative agencies," Jost said.
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Science journalism in the West is meant to be driven by public interest, which ideally shapes the science policies and agendas of government.
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This creates an opportunity for our adversaries to strike while the impeachment iron is hot and to try to push their own agendas.
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Saudi Arabia's regional allies, including Israel and the United Arab Emirates, are starting to worry that the crisis could hinder their own agendas.
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But in another sense, combating the virus forcefully — risking other aspects of their time in power — would counter certain leaders' agendas and biases.
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In the week since, leaders from both parties signaled they are keeping their current tack, making no changes to their agendas (so far).
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It often goes by Telin U.S.A. Mr. Pai's decision highlights increasingly similar agendas for the F.C.C., an independent agency, and the White House.
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But looking inside the platform opens a window into the unruly nature of Yellow Vest conversations, with their disparate demands and competing agendas.
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The historically slow-moving Senate clock is a constraint both parties have used to keep the opposing party's nominees and agendas at bay.
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Accordingly, ANTI seems to long for art that no longer has to justify its existence solely with reference to well-known political agendas.
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The retreat had actually begun months earlier, when climate change disappeared from most government websites and vanished from America's domestic and international agendas.
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Cuomo, in the bluest of blue states, has chosen to elevate Republicans in state congress while being slow to execute many progressive agendas.
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On the contrary, Vietnamese voluntary groups were proactive in seeking out funding and setting their own agendas, rather than the other way around.
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Those same companies would now just rely more on their lobbyists, or on the trade associations they belonged to, to drive their agendas.
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In the end, fact-checkers make excellent amateur detectives because they don't stop until reality wins -- not agendas or interpretations, but irrefutable facts.
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Those invoking the "states' rights" mantra in this debate can't cherry pick arguments from both sides to conveniently advance their own financial agendas.
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While political agendas may ebb and flow and policies come and go, when a species falls preys to extinction, it is erased forever.
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He'd also inherited black America's love of his martyred brother and had come increasingly to share Dr. King's civil rights and urban agendas.
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On the other hand, the approaches to scholarship and teaching favored by Ms. Morrison unmistakably opened the canon to new agendas and values.
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"However, I am not supportive of those who use a tragic event to push their political agendas, such as gun control," he said.
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And organization like NCOSE ignore the lived experiences of actual sex workers, as well as trafficking survivors, in favor of their own agendas.
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The bill, which would have allowed extraditions to the mainland, has since been suspended but has not been formally withdrawn from legislative agendas.
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All your candidates are actually leftists running on policy agendas that will be soundly rejected by the American people at the ballot box.
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Instead, a regular schedule of ministerial meetings is required, with mutually agreed-upon agendas and a freeze on public threats while this proceeds.
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Other successful equal rights agendas, from civil and gay rights to the fight for minimum wage, have set a strategy for incremental advancement.
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For Presidents Clinton and Nixon, their impeachment processes forced them to basically give up their domestic legislative agendas and focus on foreign policy.
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Third, more broadly, they want to prevent use of infrastructure spending to promote environmental or labor agendas, in contrast to the Obama stimulus.
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Far from being independent brokers of information, these channels have powerful backers who deploy them to bolster their agendas and undermine their foes.
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He reads out "hate comments" he gets on YouTube and other social media, and comments on discriminatory political agendas like the LGB Alliance.
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The Treasury has set a dangerous precedent that other government agencies, with other political agendas to advance, will have an incentive to follow.
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And yet the country's politicians, the source of so much of the scandal, continued to push agendas that benefited themselves and few others.
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Witnesses and family members of the deceased are being accused of being paid so-called crisis actors and instruments of supposed government agendas.
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If some of us have experience with political organizing, we can teach others how to work most effectively to promote our alternative agendas.
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Yet, there are some glaring inconsistencies and hidden agendas that should see the light of day if we go down the primrose path.
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"The weaponization of the sexual abuse scandal uses the suffering of the vulnerable to advance ideological agendas and makes a horrible situation worse."
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The critique is the latest example of Republican lawmakers muddying the waters on empirical research in an effort to boost their policy agendas.
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It can also be challenging to know exactly what a "centrist" is supposed to believe, especially in an age of multiple clashing agendas.
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There also seemed to be a disconnect between Tunick's intention for the piece and the clear political agendas and intentions of the participants.
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But Republicans have complete control over their state legislatures and governorships, paving the way for them to enact far-reaching conservative policy agendas.
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The Democrats' reform agendas (Warren's, the Democratic caucus's, the Center for American Progress's) aren't aimed at fighting these specific corrupt practices or individuals.
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These will be "meetings from international collaborators getting together to get and compare the research agendas and trying to synergize on research," he said.
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Earlier in the day, Environment Minister Edson Duarte said in a statement that the move would hurt both the country's environmental and agricultural agendas.
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Even if all these individuals forswear instant gratification in favour of long-term greed, a collection of selfish agendas cannot sustain a healthy society.
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The goal, he adds, is to "create real, open dialogs" where people can talk about things without those comments being aligned with larger agendas.
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The political pressure led Google to add diversity and workforce issues to their lobbying agendas in Washington, D.C. This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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"The web has evolved into an engine of inequity and division; swayed by powerful forces who use it for their own agendas," he added.
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All around us, people are trying to tell us what their story is, and we're doubting their sincerity, because we have our own agendas.
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Throughout the novel, we see characters working to uphold or push their own agendas, only to have their own weaknesses undermine the entire system.
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Members of fringe groups told the New York Times in the days before his election that he'd emboldened them to work toward their agendas.
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So there's hopefully an ability to communicate that comes from not pinning your flag to the mast in terms of specific parties or agendas.
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Domestic sources of growth include an infrastructure boost and the implementation of ambitious reform agendas in some Asian economies, such as India and Indonesia.
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So while city government might not be your first customer, it is worthwhile to understand which cities are further along in their policy agendas.
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The pumpkin pie has been long gone, the dishes have been washed, and you've moved onto planning your Black Friday and Cyber Monday agendas.
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And for local, national, and global figures who aren't currently running for president, it's about how the race helps them advance their own agendas.
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This is something the world has needed since way before ethical questions sparked media headlines, entered living rooms and showed up on government agendas.
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Then, Ryan would have to convince Trump that's he's still the man to push through their mutually-agreed on tax and regulation cutting agendas.
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Ministers laid out their agendas and explained to visitors that reforms, mostly aimed at relaxing the government's grip on the economy, were proceeding apace.
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You step outside that classroom into the office, and everyone else appears to have their own problems and agendas and little time for you.
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And in the face of that support—with their careers and ideological agendas on the line—most Republican leaders have submitted to Trump's takeover.
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Since the 70's, the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence (CSGV) has pushed educational and legislative agendas, aimed at ending gun violence in America.
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The conservationist has brought these issues to the forefront of people's agendas, through many forms of storytelling, including in literature, public speaking and activism.
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At some level, it seems fundamentally unfair to deploy the same UI feature casting skepticism on the agendas of state actors to, say, NPR.
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It is easy for art people to empathize with struggles that take place 8,000 miles away, unencumbered by personal loyalties or self-interested agendas.
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The statistics include white supremacists but also those with other far-right agendas that are not focused on race, such as anti-government militants.
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Such a process should result in long-term partnerships, with mutual expectations on both sides, and a meaningful mechanism to move our agendas forward.
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Global central banks are facing increased calls from politicians on both sides of the Atlantic to conduct easy monetary policies that suit their agendas.
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The modus operandi of mainstream media involves at least some commitment, even if imperfect, to objectivity, research, and investigation, as opposed to pushing agendas.
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The agency is important because it operates between the notes — it seeks to harmonize and find common ground between disparate agencies with different agendas.
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By Wednesday afternoon, most appeared to have made their calculation: deserting Trump now could only harm — and not help — their agendas or political fortunes.
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A conservative counterrevolution would be difficult to undo entirely, particularly within the small windows of time new majorities typically have to implement their agendas.
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Amid all the people loud, accusatory questions that forward obvious agendas, it'd be helpful to have someone asking "Why?" and getting a candid answer.
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When we get closer to the event, we'll publish all the Q&A sessions online, along with the agendas for our other content stages.
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A new frontline in the war in Syria and a standoff between forces backed by Washington and Moscow with competing agendas, mere meters apart.
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Both countries appear to be adopting parallel agendas: moving away from freer trade and consumer welfare and focusing on national security, sometimes vaguely defined.
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He points out the degree to which the party has become captive to economic elites whose agendas don't necessarily represent the rest of America's.
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Maintaining the fine balance between the US and China is becoming increasingly difficult as agendas shift in those countries, creating conditions beyond Australia's control.
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So, over the horizon of today's complex Syrian conflict we need to seek out, plan for and start talking about alternative agendas for peace.
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"In Kenner, like every city, our citizens and our taxpayers cover a wide spectrum of political philosophies and agendas," Zahn wrote in a statement.
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"The unfortunate occurrence of November 3 has absolutely nothing to do with either's politics or political agendas," a statement by attorney Matthew Baker said.
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"The unfortunate occurrence of November 3 has absolutely nothing to do with either's politics or political agendas," attorney Matthew Baker said in a statement.
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Yet more campaign contributors hound these and other State Department employees for introductions abroad, preferred access and advancement of trade and other policy agendas.
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In sharp distinction from its neighbor on Capitol Hill, where entire agendas can disappear without a fingerprint, the justices take ownership of their work.
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The solution of cooperation is simple but difficult to sell to a critical mass of African governments that are often suspicious of collective agendas.
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"The rise of nationalist agendas around the world is creating friction among states as well as weakening multilateral institutions," he told CNBC's Joumanna Bercetche.
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Indeed, maintaining good personal relations in the longer run will be all the more essential for the two leaders to bridge diverging policy agendas.
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Rick Weidman of the Vietnam Veterans of America thinks striking down the still-popular system would be a mile marker for radical conservative agendas.
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The documents highlight the constant shifting of social networks' policies towards hate speech, as groups find new ways to communicate and push their agendas.
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But it's also potentially more problematic in terms of conflicting ideologies and agendas, so Cradle for now has left that category to one side.
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Zhou made the remarks at a central bank meeting on the implementation of agendas laid out by a key Communist Party Congress in October.
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Achieving consensus isn't easy given that the governments of the eurozone come from a variety of political traditions with differing mandates and economic agendas.
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But in the chase for funds, think tanks are pushing agendas important to corporate donors, at times blurring the line between researchers and lobbyists.
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In the absence of such a response, however, the opposition coalition – which was already riven by competing agendas, political philosophies and egos – could collapse.
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Perhaps the clearest indicator of the dual audiences and agendas of this trip were the differences between Mr. Netanyahu's remarks in English and Hebrew.
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Unforeseen crises truly put a leader and his team to the test, drastically altering the policy space and creating opportunities to push new agendas.
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Many also blame her stance on immigration, and her failure to promote concrete agendas, for the failure of three-party negotiations in the fall.
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In recent years, several governments in Central and Eastern Europe, including Poland and Hungary, have used culture as a way of pushing populist agendas.
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However, we must also be extremely firm toward those who seek to manipulate and use those concerns and fears to advance prejudiced political agendas.
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People have to believe that you mean what you say and that you have no hidden agendas, because change is going to be painful.
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Ten Democratic presidential contenders will make the case for their respective climate agendas Wednesday when they compete for the title of top environmental candidate.
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Though both parties now say that leaving the euro was never on their agendas, they both have a record of flirting with an exit.
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In the restive Muslim regions, Mr. Putin has empowered local leaders to press agendas of traditional Muslim values, to co-opt an Islamist underground.
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Here, parties run on ambitious agendas and, when they win, typically find themselves foiled in their efforts to pass much of anything at all.
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Forcing the agency to open its books to public scrutiny will make it more responsive to real environmental problems rather than green activist agendas.
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Lego said in a statement that the previous policy was to avoid the endorsement of "specific agendas of individuals or organizations" by the company.
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In Mr. Trump's decentralized administration, top aides and agency leaders have sometimes pursued their own agendas, at times creating politically perilous situations for him.
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Meeting locations, agendas and attendees are mostly kept quiet, while political intelligence is privately shared between participants on opposite sides of the political spectrum.
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With big business seemingly under threat, natural resource consumption and population growth will likely be at the top of world leaders agendas very soon.
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Will they choose to push their agendas further, selecting jurists who are likely to move the law in a more controversial and dramatic fashion?
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"Much of climate science today appears to be based more on exaggerations, personal agendas and questionable predictions than on the scientific method," he said.
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"This is a hot new topic that will be landing on boardroom tables and agendas over the weeks and months that follow," Allen said.
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The U.S. should acknowledge that the reality Congolese and other civilians face should be the factor driving budget decisions — not political or ideological agendas.
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The women, raucous and combustible, have their own agendas, and their own alliances based on a variable calculus of race, blood, and personal affinity.
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The Report keenly understands the public importance of battles over words — the ways they're used by the powerful to obscure reality and advance agendas.
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This moment was high-profile but not unique to the world of fan localizations, a mixture of messy, often anonymous characters with mixed agendas.
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The involvement of Kolomoisky and Firtash complicates the already mind-boggling array of factions and agendas that form the backdrop of the Ukraine scandal.
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Some candidates' memoirs tell stories of humble beginnings and of obstacles overcome; some describe searches for identity; some earnestly set out detailed policy agendas.
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"Conservative agendas will need members of the Freedom Caucus on board," he told me — a subtle nod to this new era of Republican rule.
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Today we have two agencies — the F.C.C. and the Rural Utilities Service — with two different, and sometimes conflicting, agendas controlling a lot of money.
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Actual pressure — White House visits, policy outlines, the sort of things presidents do when they are leaning on Congress to pass their agendas — might.
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"The overall picture is that gender equality has stalled," said Saadia Zahidi, head of social and economic agendas at the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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"We discussed the global oil markets and I said the market is highly manipulated by political agendas," Zanganeh was quoted as saying by IRIB.
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Op-Ed Contributor WASHINGTON — WHILE presidential candidates from both parties feverishly pitch their legislative agendas, voters should also consider what presidents can do without Congress.
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The company's climate change position statement reads similar to testimony given by other Trump administration nominees who have pursued climate denial agendas once in office.
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But they have rival agendas for Yemen and the separatists accused a Hadi-allied party of complicity in an attack last week on their soldiers.
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"This is a time when we must all unite for Puerto Rico, leaving behind any partisan, ideological or personal agendas," he said in a statement.
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I don't see a lot of the green initiatives that are being talked about being supported by scientific data, but more supported by political agendas.
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However, it said any deal at this stage was unlikely to be a comprehensive solution to the trade impasse due to "diverging demands and agendas".
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CAP, Brock, and the Clinton world have held power over the establishment for a generation; they've filled key staffing roles, crafted agendas, and chosen leaders.
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There are false statistics about the fate of women who marry Black men, statements about racial purity, and complaints about agendas being "shoved" down throats.
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ET. Whichever way the elections shake out, they could lead Congress to pursue different policy agendas, including lower drug prices, banking regulation and defense spending.
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Raising the minimum wage has cropped up on many Democratic candidates' agendas ahead of the November elections in the hopes it could help mobilize voters.
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They'll seek to avoid bias in classification by following guidelines on what constitutes one of 20 political issues from the decades-running Comparative Agendas Project.
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The West Coast legal operation will apparently have the financial backing of a big-time law firm, without any of the nefarious clients or agendas.
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Akhmetshin is a well-established Washington power broker who has worked to advance the agendas of Kremlin apparatchiks and influential clients from former Soviet states.
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Even when the House was firmly under Democratic control, the presence of conservative Democrats meant that Republican presidents like Ronald Reagan could pass their agendas.
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If current activists hope to transform their protests into powerful movements with significant political power, they, too, should organize, specialize, and set their own agendas.
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Given all these different agendas, negotiating peace among all of the relevant sides (many of which deeply hate each other) is an extraordinarily difficult task.
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Kovacs, who is primarily depicted by Kinnaman, is immediately set upon by numerous parties with their own agendas as soon as he accepts the case.
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"Businesses everywhere are using the Microsoft Cloud as their digital platform to drive their ambitious transformation agendas," said Satya Nadella, chief executive officer at Microsoft.
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In turn, lack of overlap gave party leaders even more power to draw sharper distinctions between the two parties by shaping agendas and controlling messaging.
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China may stall a resolution until after the 2020 election, another source of uncertainty overhang, as Democrats juggle 20-plus candidates, some with socialist agendas.
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The bottom line: With numbers like these, it's no surprise that O'Rourke and Jay Inslee have put climate policy at the top of their agendas.
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In fact, populism doesn't have a specific economic program and has been combined with both neoliberal (Italy's Silvio Berlusconi) and socialist (Bolivia's Evo Morales) agendas.
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The framework is dysfunctional: Governors can interfere when it is convenient for their personal political agendas and neglect legitimate city needs when it suits them.
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Today, unfortunately, bipartisanship has been left on the cutting room floor by the forces of the extremes that so disproportionately influence both parties' congressional agendas.
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"Businesses everywhere are using the Microsoft Cloud as their digital platform to drive their ambitious transformation agendas," Satya Nadella, Microsoft's CEO said in a statement.
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But they're contextually wrong, and yet are getting most of the media attention (ahem, like in this column), in part because they're driving ideological agendas.
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Prior Fed chiefs — ranging from Alan Greenspan to Janet Yellen — have stressed the importance of the Fed's independence from political agendas when setting monetary policy.
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There were 5 major themes among the answers Pew Research received: Human beings will always find ways to use technology for their own malicious agendas.
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But forgiving someone in your heart doesn't meant that you let them loose in Virginia to pursue whatever dark agendas they may still hold dear.
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Companies are trying to tighten documentation in the US$1.2trn leveraged loan market to limit aggressive investors from pushing agendas that benefit their CDS holdings.
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Global geopolitical uncertainty has pushed defense to the top of national agendas, helping prop up sales at major defense products suppliers, CNBC has been told.
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I know small businesses will have an important perspective on every large economic policy issue on the agendas of the president and Congress in 2017.
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With graft and dodgy offshore manoeuvres high up political agendas after the leaking of the "Panama papers", investigators have an added incentive to dig deep.
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And she failed the gender question by allowing the masculine mystique to distort her political agenda and obscure the class agendas of Right-wing Republicans.
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Ebay touts its marketplace advantage as to why shoppers should turn to its site for discovery, instead of major retailers who have their own agendas.
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Many of the staff have ideological agendas and have been raised entirely in politics, often coming from Capitol Hill with little experience outside of government.
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Wanna-be autocrats Prime Ministers Mateusz Morawiecki of Poland and Viktor Orbán of Hungary defied EU democratic norms from within the union with nationalist agendas.
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AND I WOULD SAY IF YOU THINK ABOUT AGENDAS IN WASHINGTON, LEADERSHIP WITH CHINA IS RISKING TAKING THE U.S. POSITION IN SUCH A CRITICAL AREA.
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It is a way for extremists in both parties to push their agendas, particularly during the height of 2018 budget negotiations, regardless of the risks.
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Consistent with conservatives' federalist agenda, restoring states' rightful tax authority would reduce their reliance on federal funds and empower them to finance their own agendas.
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If you put the two of them side by side in 2007, they had very similar agendas — healthcare, regulation and financial, and energy and environment.
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Climate policy debates fueled election agendas across the political spectrum and topped political programs of mainstream leaders such as French President Emmanuel Macron's Renaissance movement.
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Ambitious leaders and ideological agendas turn quarrels into bloody confrontations in which rebels kill rebels, but survival and success also require a degree of pragmatism.
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The structure has gained popularity in Silicon Valley but has been criticized for allowing wealthy individuals to orchestrate large-scale social agendas behind closed doors.
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The convention and the national stage it promises is attracting myriad groups, with agendas that range from white supremacy to in-your-face body art.
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When meetings go horribly wrong, it's usually due to sloppy agendas, un-articulated ground rules, and having too many participants, among other basic structural mistakes.
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Although the party had a short life, its opposition to exploitation became part of both Republican and Democratic agendas at the turn of the century.
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Around the world, but especially in Europe, the Russian government supports — by both rhetorical and financial means — political parties and organizations with illiberal, nationalist agendas.
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While these issues top many bilateral agendas, nearly all of the countries of the region also continue to face crushing demographic, economic, and governance challenges.
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While U.S. and global regulators have made significant progress in their agendas, there are several important regulations on the horizon that banks are watching closely.
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Is there any question why President Trump is swimming upstream against the tide of intelligence agency inaccuracy, and political as well as self-serving, agendas?
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But the accounts do offer up a number of piquant revelations on that nation's crisis, including outright policy mistakes, dubious conduct, personal agendas and tragedies.
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I submit that another profound moment of grace was when CNN expressed admiration for President Trump and the pundits were "Americans first" before political agendas.
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His fundraising haul has been impressive and he has stepped up his campaign with policy agendas on issues such as criminal justice and the economy.
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Indeed, with their Senate confirmation hearings behind them, newly-installed leaders of executive branch agencies are in the early stages of implementing their respective agendas.
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Yiannopoulos and other participants of Free Speech Week are essentially taking advantage of these concerns — to promote themselves, troll (seriously), or advance their political agendas.
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As population growth continues to soar in metropolitan areas, what priorities should be at the top of city and statewide agendas to overcome these challenges?
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Their agendas are clear: anti-abortion rights, anti-gay rights, opposition to affirmative action, limitations on voting rights and lower barriers between church and state.
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Schwarzenegger wants his environmental efforts to not only inform consumers, but he would like politicians to also put it at the top of their agendas.
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Conflicting U.S. and Turkish agendas have surfaced clearly over Manbij, a city controlled by Kurdish-allied militia since its capture from Islamic State last year.
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As a final step — especially for memos, agendas and group emails — add a TL;DR (too long; didn't read), which meets two enemies head on.
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"We strongly reject these unfounded allegations, which we believe are being instigated by outside groups with political agendas," the GEO Group said in a statement.
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And Saudi Arabia's regional allies, including Israel and the United Arab Emirates, are starting to worry that the diplomatic crisis could hinder their own agendas.
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Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia's regional allies, including Israel and the United Arab Emirates, are starting to worry that the diplomatic crisis could hinder their own agendas.
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Meanwhile, school-reform ideas that had been staples of presidential agendas since the 1980s were nowhere to be found — unless they were being stridently denounced.
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On holidays like Thanksgiving, we bring our weight loss diets, health issues, aversions, religious beliefs, and world-changing agendas to the dinner table with us.
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" However, it demands the addition of a plaque to the sculpture that would give a historical context on "the different agendas among the sufferage activists.
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Cronyism reigned, and, as with most private clubs, the council functioned largely as a status symbol, and occasionally as a lever to enact petty agendas.
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Macron has cast those elections as a battle between his "progressive" ideas and what he sees as their promotion of nationalist or anti-EU agendas.
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With too many character arcs and agendas to serve — three Chers, several careers, 35 songs or parts thereof — the show's creators can serve none well.
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In mid-December, Mr. Iohannis requested advance agendas of every governmental meeting so he could be present to oppose attempts to advance the amnesty measure.
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My favorite kind of books center on close-knit groups whose lives become enmeshed and whose secrets and agendas get all bunched up and tangled.
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Sanders and Bloomberg held Virginia events in the days leading up to the primary, making the case for their vastly different agendas and campaign strategies.
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There were easily disprovable lies about the women who accused Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh of sexual assault, cooked up by partisans with bad-faith agendas.
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Some of the online videos making implausible claims about infections and death rates are clearly being produced by political opponents to further their own agendas.
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