If they agree on this, will they agree on a production cut?
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If Washington can ever agree on anything, Washington can agree on that.
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We cannot agree on everything but we must agree on the framework.
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If we can't agree on that, then we can't agree on anything.
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Just agree on something to watch, and agree on a time to start it.
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And, if we can't agree on facts, what the hell can we agree on?
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In economics, it is easier to agree on the data than to agree on causality.
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Rarely do substantial numbers of both parties agree on anything, but they agree on this.
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Members of our caucus won't agree on everything --in fact, they may not agree on most things.
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" And as Mr. Sharpton put it: "We don't all agree on everything, but we agree on Aretha.
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But if we can't agree on the problem, it might be hard to agree on the solution.
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"If they cannot agree on these basic things, then I don't know what else they can agree on," he added.
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"We agree on most things and I would say by the end of the day we'll agree on everything," Trump said.
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And this is something the left and the right can agree on, even if they can't agree on the path forward.
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If the climate-minded Republicans in the Climate Solutions Caucus can't even agree on Paris, how can they agree on actual legislation?
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Factions of the Iranian state agree on little, but they do agree on this: the text of the JCPOA can't be renegotiated.
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The third possibility is the one that, ironically, Trump's most ardent supporters and detractors agree on (although they agree on little else).
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While liberals and conservatives may agree on little else these days, they seem to agree on this — but for very different reasons.
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"I've found a lot to agree on, and at least something to agree on in every office I've been at," he said.
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While we all may not be able to agree on what justice looks like, surely we can agree on what injustice looks like.
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This requirement deprives a coalition of extremists that can agree on ousting a government, but cannot agree on its replacement, of its power.
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" Gesturing to the religious and political leaders around him, he added that "we don't all agree on everything but we all agree on Aretha.
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Policymakers and academics might not agree on the details, but they agree on the fact that the American tax code needs a major facelift.
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"If we would be able to agree on lower tariffs instead of higher ones we would be able to agree on free and open markets."
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While people may never agree on the latest obnoxious Instagram update, there's one thing everyone can agree on: dogs dominate the platform, and deservedly so.
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You don't need to agree on everything to make progress — you don't even need to agree on the central reason why you are doing something.
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Even when it seems you can't agree on anything, chances are you can agree on something small, like when you could next sit down and talk.
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Until we regain a local news reality we can all agree on, I doubt we'll come closer to a wider reality we can all agree on.
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You also agree on the Iran deal, what he did -- HARPER: I absolutely agree on the president on -- BARTIROMO: -- taking the U.S. out of the Iran deal?
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While the senators did not always agree on policy solutions, they were almost always able to agree on the facts at the conclusion of a subcommittee investigation.
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"If they can't agree on the facts, it's going to be very difficult to agree on a common consensus and a common governance plan," the analyst said.
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The speech had a ring of desperation and defeat: If we can't agree on something this obvious, the president seemed to ask, what can we agree on?
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"It's not enough to agree on the goal, we believe we need to agree on the meaningful steps necessary to get the achievement of the goal," Kerry said.
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Now, we know that no two people will agree on a list of staples, just as they will never agree on a perfect recipe for macaroni and cheese.
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Chairman Richard Burr, a Republican and Vice Chairman Mark Warner, a Democrat, have gone out of their way to stress that even if they do not agree on all policy matters, and even if at the end of their review they may not agree on conclusion, they can agree on facts.
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"We're going to know, hopefully by tomorrow, if there's something that we can all agree on, and once we agree on something we're going to hold to it," Sen.
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"I can see why she might say, 'You don't have to agree on everything, but at least agree on what the rules are before I appoint the managers,'" he said.
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" Senator Richard Blumenthal: "If we agree on nothing else today, I hope on a bipartisan basis we can agree on how much courage it has taken for you to come forward.
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If designers can't agree on the basic concept of all having fashion shows in a centralized place, how are they going to agree on switching the classic production-delivery-marketing plan?
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No one can completely agree on what the aesthetic sensibility of "camp" means, but at this year's camp-themed Met Gala, everyone seemed to agree on one thing: Camp is pink.
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If nobody — from those who report the news to those who consume it — can agree on the same set of facts, how can they agree on the same sources of information?
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" She says, "It's something that we don't agree on.
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Here – the USMCA is something we can agree on.
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If it is difficult for five people even to agree on pizza toppings, never mind for 240m people to agree on abortion, guns, involvement in Afghanistan and the top marginal tax rate.
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"Two years on, M.P.s have been unable to agree on a way to agree on a way to implement the U.K.'s withdrawal," she said, using the shorthand for members of Parliament.
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" Mr. Blumenthal then said, "If we agree on nothing else today, I hope on a bipartisan basis we can agree on how much courage it has taken for you to come forward.
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Washington (CNN)American voters of different partisan stripes don't agree on much nowadays, but they can agree on this: most of them approve of US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley.
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Swing-district House Democrats don't agree on which candidate they want to lead them on the ticket this year, but they do seem to agree on which candidate they don't: Bernie Sanders.
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No one seems to agree on whether this is good or bad news for the city — and, more crucially, no one seems to agree on who to blame for the deal falling apart.
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The survey demonstrates what a thorny issue it can be: Respondents don't always agree on what constitutes harassment — and definitely don't agree on how or when social media companies should respond to it.
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So I guess I'm glad we agree on this one.
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The Bachelor alums couldn't even agree on their wedding registry.
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That's something we all should be able to agree on.
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WE JUST MAY NOT AGREE ON HOW TO GET THERE.
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The nation must agree on a location and a date.
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That's one issue she and President Donald Trump agree on.
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Instead, they assure those who already agree on their righteousness.
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The football clubs have yet to agree on a successor.
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There are now two things most mainstream economists agree on.
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Both versions of Mikala can agree on one thing, however.
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Liberals and conservatives had found something they could agree on.
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He added that the two did not agree on everything.
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But there is one thing we can all agree on.
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Bruno Mars is a winner we can all agree on.
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The EU would need to agree on a position first.
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Maybe that's the only thing all Americans can agree on.
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Nobody can seem to agree on how to dress sustainably.
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Not all in the party agree on all of this.
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I hope, at minimum, we can all agree on that.
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Maybe the left and right can agree on a tax.
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We agree on some action items for both of us.
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Bernie Sanders found the rare thing they could agree on.
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They agree on the destination and route for the party.
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Sanders and Clinton agree on far more than they disagree.
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What is something you and your roommates all agree on?
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One thing the anarchists can agree on: Crypto is freedom.
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But that's about all it can agree on right now.
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The hallucination we agree on is what we call reality.
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Let's all just agree on one thing, this one time.
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Neither candidate could agree on who loved Donald Trump more. .
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There are some things we will probably never agree on.
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Modern routines suck, and we can all agree on that.
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" He added this comment: "We finally agree on something Rosie.
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They also can't agree on what to do about it.
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And it's something Republicans and Democrats can always agree on.
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Are there any issues you think we can agree on?
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That last part, at least, we call all agree on.
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Let's agree on some things: breakfast is the absolute best.
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Congress has been unable to agree on reforms for years.
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Finally, something all parties can agree on: That sounds depressing.
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Is there anything that our divided government can agree on?
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Lawmakers have failed to quickly agree on regular appropriations bills.
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"They don't want ISIS there, they agree on that," Gen.
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But rumors don't agree on whether that's a sure thing.
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Fortunately, the one point Americans agree on is dead wrong.
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"We will agree on one thing," she said to Miller.
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Graham and Bernie agree — on one thing 9:24 p.m.
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We simply lack the ability to agree on established facts.
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A majority of Americans can actually agree on a solution.
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But they do agree on one thing – ObamaCare must go.
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And readers, let us agree on something: We weren't there.
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But there are things most of us can agree on.
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WE ALL, 27%, ALL IN AGREE ON GETTING IT DONE.
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The two sides can't seem to agree on what happened.
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SANGER: Yeah I think we can all agree on that.
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If we can agree on that, everything else will follow.
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"Look, not all Republicans agree on everything," Mr. Ryan said.
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No one could agree on what had started the outbreak.
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Both sides would probably say they agree on repealing Obamacare.
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Fundamentally, they couldn't agree on the severity of the push.
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I haven't found that he will agree on all things.
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Nothing to suggest either side could agree on higher standards.
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What they don't agree on is how to tackle it.
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That means the groups agree on 89.6 percent of bills.
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I thought, well, the two sides can agree on that.
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No one can really quite agree on what it means.
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They couldn't agree on the name for their new club.
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Tom Wolf, a Democrat, could not agree on a version.
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When rivals agree on something, there's always room for scrutiny.
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It's amazing we can still agree on anything at all.
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Yet we still can't agree on what it all meant.
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But there were the basic things we could agree on.
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A bunch of us don't agree on that at all.
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Britain has until April 12 to agree on a strategy.
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We then need to agree on steps to solve it.
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What if you and your partner can't agree on merging?
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First Words Americans, we often say, cannot agree on anything.
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Encourage students to try to agree on one united policy.
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What did you finally agree on for the upcoming collection?
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"We didn't agree on everything, by any means," he added.
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" Booker: "It's frustrating when 77% of Americans agree on licensing.
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"But they can't agree on a price," Ms. Saatchi said.
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We can't agree on how to tell the American story.
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They also agree on joint fighter planes and tank development.
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Indeed, often we no longer agree on what is truth.
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The twist: Both sides basically agree on what Spiers did.
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The council has been unable to agree on a replacement.
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Yet OPEC and Russia can't agree on a rescue plan.
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They did not agree on much, according to Mr. Tillerson.
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Let the candidates and leaders in Congress agree on that.
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LONDON — They couldn't agree on whether the baby feels pain.
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They couldn't even agree on the size of his head.
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But no one can agree on how to label it.
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"Leaks suck, we can all agree on that," she says.
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It just can't agree on the extension of mayoral control.
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So why is it so hard to agree on aid?
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The W.F.P. and the D.S.A. may not agree on everything.
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But virtually all of Thurman's devotees agree on one point.
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Wondering what you and your dad can both agree on?
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But there's little else people agree on, per the survey.
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Another pattern we noticed: New Yorkers rarely agree on anything.
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We will not agree on everything, that's normal, it's democracy.
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It's basically the only neighborhood place we can agree on.
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But no one could agree on what the records meant.
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It seems like they can't agree on lunch, so ... Yeah.
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But no one can agree on what the alternative is.
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Seeing 50 Democrats agree on anything is a rare thing.
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It doesn't matter if Clinton and Sanders agree on abortion.
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But your investor should know – KEVIN O'LEARY: We agree on transparency.
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Observers struggled to agree on the proposal's impact on different jurisdictions.
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We talk about politics we both more or less agree on.
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Though, we can all agree on a few rules of etiquette.
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Germany, Europe's leading economy, has yet to agree on a government.
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The council has failed to even agree on days-long ceasefires.
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There's so many things, infrastructure especially, that we all agree on.
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There's a lot more we probably agree on than we disagree.
|
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Eyewitnesses, however, failed to agree on the identification of a suspect.
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The bitcoin community can't even agree on whether it's breaking up.
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I know, you&aposre not going to agree on that one.
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We won't agree on everything, which is normal in a democracy.
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The Security Council remained paralyzed, unable to agree on any action.
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Psychologists can't even agree on a definition of intelligence for people.
|
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These are not in conflict if we agree on basic values.
|
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Both must agree on the final wording before it becomes law.
|
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But not all nations agree on the extra slice of time.
|
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Reindustrialization and decarbonization seem to be what most people agree on.
|
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Protecting children seems to be one we can all agree on.
|
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But right now, the district and state can't agree on funding.
|
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So there was at least one thing we could agree on.
|
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We may not agree on spinach pancakes, but surely that's indisputable?!
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HEGSETH: Of course, at least we all agree on one thing.
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But I will tell you that I do agree on sanctions.
|
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Before solving a problem, we have to agree on the facts.
|
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Bethenny Frankel and Ramona Singer don't often agree on many things.
|
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The trouble is — nobody can agree on where to put it.
|
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We do not always agree on how to achieve that objective.
|
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The two parties also agree on investing in low-rent housing.
|
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Investing in American innovation is something we should all agree on.
|
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Only, the two governments do not agree on what "denuclearization" means.
|
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I hope even the president and I can agree on that.
|
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The goal is get both parties to agree on a number.
|
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United in resentment of the north, southerners agree on little else.
|
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WHAT does the Republican Party, led by Donald Trump, agree on?
|
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Both Obama and Clinton agree on what went wrong in Libya.
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But they have yet to agree on how this will work.
|
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The Liberals were too divided to agree on a substantial platform.
|
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Nancy is the candidate Claire and the Shepherd cannot agree on.
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Both co-owners have to agree on which albums to release.
|
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We agree on these things, but we're not getting things done.
|
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Apple, Ireland and the United States all agree on this principle.
|
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That's a thing white liberal feminists and I can agree on.
|
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READ MORE: Why can't the US and Russia agree on Syria?
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There's one thing Americans agree on: everyone's got to do better.
|
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Two-thirds of the immigration debate, we can actually agree on.
|
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These devices boomed even before we could agree on a name.
|
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If there's one thing we can all agree on, it's cake!
|
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Their problem is they can't agree on things that make sense.
|
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Nicholas Kristof Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders don't agree on much.
|
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The other winning blocs would have to agree on the nomination.
|
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The leaders controlling the US surveillance apparatus can't agree on encryption.
|
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And those who are do not agree on what that means.
|
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New York's gubernatorial candidates can't even agree on a room temperature.
|
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But the two sides could not agree on a path forward.
|
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This is something we should all be able to agree on!
|
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Not all agree on how to do anal in real life.
|
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Avoid conflict by finding a middle ground everyone can agree on.
|
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Lawmakers in Lansing have failed to agree on a rescue plan.
|
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But they cannot agree on who should have made the call.
|
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The two sides have not been able to agree on terms.
|
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Scientists broadly agree on the severity of this toxic disease mechanism.
|
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Opposed: OK, yes, that's the one position we can agree on.
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There's one thing health experts agree on: more research is needed.
|
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And there's 5 percent of stuff we will never agree on.
|
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But no one can agree on where or when that happened.
|
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I hope even the President and I can agree on that.
|
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In 2017, let's agree on one thing: no more remakes. Please.
|
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But the parliament couldn't agree on the legislation and became deadlocked.
|
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The only thing anyone can agree on is that it's creepy.
|
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But there are two things everyone can agree on for now.
|
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Congress has been unable to agree on broad comprehensive immigration reform.
|
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It will soon be time to agree on laws that do.
|
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Reason No. 2: Conservatives don't agree on or prioritize health policy.
|
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U.S. officials largely agree on the most urgent issues facing the
|
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They agree on almost nothing — except, perhaps, in their TV schedules.
|
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Experts from both sides of the political spectrum agree on this.
|
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"That is something that we all should agree on," he said.
|
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We're a progressive and a conservative who don't agree on much.
|
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The only things they couldn't agree on were flavor and texture.
|
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Unfortunately, we as a country can't agree on the facts anymore.
|
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We need to agree on some basic rules for civil discourse.
|
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This seems to be the only thing these men agree on.
|
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He said the intelligence community did not agree on Russian intervention.
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Let's meet, agree on a revised agreement, and protect women's healthcare.
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They don't even have an inferior plan they can agree on.
|
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Few agree on why bloodshed has surged so far this year.
|
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It is true that not all friends agree on all issues.
|
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Surely this is an idea that both parties can agree on.
|
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Something everyone seems to agree on: the cost is too high.
|
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What they cannot agree on is how to restore the money.
|
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What did the United States and Canada agree on this weekend?
|
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But before we buy anything, we have to agree on it.
|
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Except the White House can't even agree on what it's doing.
|
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Of course, liberal and conservative economists don't agree on this point.
|
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But the automaker and Mr. Scaringe could not agree on terms.
|
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The two sides don't necessarily agree on why people are leaving.
|
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The couple did not agree on how they managed student transcripts.
|
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But, Mr. Lacey said, they don't necessarily agree on the solution.
|
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Lawmakers themselves, though, do not agree on an alternative to Mrs.
|
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But Israelis agree on much more than many outside observers imagine.
|
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The sides also are likely to agree on a roster freeze.
|
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Mr. Bolton and I didn't agree on a lot of issues.
|
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If they fail to agree on forming a government by Sept.
|
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Social Security is one thing most Americans seem to agree on.
|
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We will never agree on how to live in the world.
|
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Ecologists on the left and right may agree on certain points.
|
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The large field of Democrats generally agree on how to help.
|
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The five agencies, though, have yet to agree on the details.
|
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But officials have not been able to agree on a candidate.
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We don't need to agree on everything to gain from trade.
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Play out a sexy fantasy that you can both agree on.
|
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They couldn't agree on how badly his brain has been damaged.
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It hopes to agree on all these stipulations by March 31.
|
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Republicans have never been able to agree on a replacement plan.
|
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If teams could not agree on compensation, Mr. Rozelle determined it.
|
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Pat McCrory of North Carolina don't agree on many policy questions.
|
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So far, lawmakers have been unable to agree on a solution.
|
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For that matter, how do we even agree on what's toxic?
|
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The whole team has to agree on what the mission is.
|
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The two Danish firms had failed to agree on a price.
|
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It's just that the country isn't likely to agree on what.
|
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But they have failed to agree on a power-sharing arrangement.
|
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"Most of this stuff we agree on," said the Kentucky Republican.
|
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Clearly there are some things we think we can agree on.
|
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Those are values both sides of the aisle can agree on.
|
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Congress has failed to agree on a plan to replace it.
|
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They agree on a few core tenets: Advertising is bad, the
|
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Why can't countries agree on what so clearly must be done?
|
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"The Republicans and the Democrats actually agree on that," he said.
|
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Let me be clear: Cruz and I agree on very little.
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WE AGREE ON SOME THINGS AND WE DISAGREE ON SOME THINGS.
|
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In today's polarized climate politicians don't seem to agree on much.
|
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Both campaigns and debate hosts will agree on moderators and panelists.
|
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Republicans themselves can't agree on how to lower private insurance premiums.
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And I think that that- We can't all agree on that.
|
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Paris and Berlin can't agree on how to lead Europe forward.
|
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The committee, she said quietly, could not even agree on lunch.
|
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"I'm optimistic that we can agree on phase one," he said.
|
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Don't be afraid to have questions and not agree on everything.
|
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But it doesn't mean they can all agree on a plan.
|
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"That's a thing white liberal feminists and I can agree on."
|
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The White House and Congress must agree on funding by Oct.
|
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So here we agree on the outcome: a stronger committee process.
|
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Republican elites, conversely, fight about immigration but agree on tax cuts.
|
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The two sides have yet to agree on many core issues.
|
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"If we can't agree on the statistics, we can't possibly govern."
|
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THE two sides of the Brexit debate do not agree on much, but they agree on this: if Britain fails to reach a trade deal with the EU it will have to revert to the "WTO option".
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We don't have to agree on all things – in fact we might only agree on a few things – but I still believe we can work together for the betterment of this country, its citizens and our communities.
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ITALY'S RULING PARTIES AGREE ON DEAL TO UNBLOCK MAJOR PROJECTS - GOVT SOURCE
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Agree on what you both want from it before you meet up.
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The authorities themselves did not agree on what the federal rules meant.
|
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When they didn't agree on design aesthetics, she says they found compromise.
|
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The duelling economists disagree because they cannot agree on what constitutes fairness.
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Even the state's lawmakers can't agree on what to do with it.
|
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That&aposs a whole -- CHAFFETZ: You and I will agree on that.
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It's also something Trump and a Republican-led Congress could agree on.
|
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Investing strategy isn't the only thing that Gates and Buffett agree on.
|
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When it comes to politics, British people agree on very, very little.
|
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In addition, the NHTSA and EPA don't agree on some key assumptions.
|
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Scholars don't agree on why, exactly, the Grimms kept revising their stories.
|
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Even though we don't always agree on everything, we take our time.
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This will be tricky to agree on, and even harder to ratify.
|
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We don't all agree on what deserves to be on the Store.
|
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What they do agree on is that the improvement has been uneven.
|
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The parties have yet to agree on a needed reform of pensions.
|
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But still, we can agree on one basic thing: Lorelai is awesome.
|
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But the Republican-controlled legislature has yet to agree on a fix.
|
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"We agree on 90 percent" of the issues about China, Gardner said.
|
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At least both sides can agree on the merits of pet therapy?
|
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" When she pressed him further, he added, "We don't agree on anything.
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The foldable phones are coming, that much we can all agree on.
|
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The sooner all sides agree on who is running Infosys, the better.
|
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What many of us do agree on is that things have changed.
|
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It's not often the internet finds something it can wholeheartedly agree on.
|
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Several opposition parties favor changes, but do not necessarily agree on details.
|
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But few of us would agree on what those restrictions should be.
|
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If they can't agree on a price, the negotiation goes to arbitration.
|
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Although we want each other's opinion, we don't always agree on music.
|
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What people don't agree on, however, is how to improve this situation.
|
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The council hopes to agree on a candidate by October, diplomats say.
|
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However, Federalimentare's members could not agree on a definition of Italian-made.
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A coalition government makes it hard to agree on higher defence spending.
|
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Few voices in Cúcuta agree on exactly what the response should entail.
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Here's another question that the two parties aren't likely to agree on.
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They need to agree on plans for preventing and fighting those outbreaks.
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I hope Hickel, Roser, and Pinker alike can agree on that much.
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HARF: Yes, Guy and I actually agree on a lot of that.
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That is, if anyone could agree on where this claim came from.
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Find a cause you both agree on, and head to the march.
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People do not, however, always agree on how to check the weather.
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Nor do they agree on how much to take and how often.
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One thing we definitely agree on: It was a fantastic movie year.
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The Lebanese must now agree on how to parcel out government portfolios.
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The House and the Senate then have to agree on a budget.
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That's something both Wayback Burgers and The Bug Chef can agree on.
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Francisco and I don&apost agree on everything, but I adore you.
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The split happened because Bitcoin Cash developers couldn't agree on an upgrade.
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In the current political environment, stakeholders seldom agree on any given issue.
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Both countries have yet to agree on a number of important issues.
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However, providers can't seem to agree on how to strike a balance.
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But they all agree on Bannon's core issues of trade and immigration.
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They've whittled down the stack of items that people don't agree on.
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But no one can agree on precisely what needs to be done.
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Gender-neutrality itself is a progressive trend we can all agree on.
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Pile 3: (If working with a partner) Quotations we cannot agree on.
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Democrats and Republicans do generally agree on this topic: they like it.
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""We should all be able to agree on some basic fundamental premises.
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We need to sit down and agree on a Charter of Economy.
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Anti-immigrant thinkers also cannot agree on a name for their movement.
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Several opposition parties favour changes, but do not necessarily agree on details.
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Not only can we no longer agree on the meaning of events.
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Everyone says something needs to change, but they don't agree on what.
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They all agree on one thing: you should learn how to code.
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But not everyone can agree on the exact mechanics of that collision.
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And see if there's something we might be able to agree on.
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What's more, there's a good chance lawmakers can agree on these measures.
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The problem is, Republicans can't seem to agree on what replacement means.
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That we can't (won't?) agree on that seemingly obvious fact is troubling.
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Both Democrats and Republicans largely agree on the importance of the issue.
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I have to agree on all those points except for the latter.
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But most agree on the importance of the institution of law itself.
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Perhaps that's one thing he and the Chinese government can agree on.
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The group even struggles to agree on an agenda, and it shows.
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One fact that all agree on: The process is a lengthy one.
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Now we need our legislators to agree on a single final version.
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For that, the UN Security Council needs to agree on joint actions.
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They look they couldn't agree on what time of day it is.
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Granted, many of them will agree on the issues I just listed.
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PENN: -- but I agree on this-- HANNITY: I&aposm working on it.
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He appointed Feinberg after the parties failed to agree on a mediator.
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The poor, middle class, and rich agree on 226 percent of policies.
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There's not much we can all agree on right now besides this.
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They need to agree on plans to prevent and fight those outbreaks.
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"I bet there's a couple we could all agree on," Butterfield said.
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If you can agree on who has Wednesday nights, come to me.
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The two firms could not agree on a price at the time.
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In our polarized political climate, there's not much everyone can agree on.
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I agree on the Senate: Republicans will probably get North Dakota, too.
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One proposal they all agree on is federal subsidies for teachers' pay.
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But students can pretty universally agree on what a terrible professor is.
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But policymakers don't agree on what a leave plan should look like.
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The one thing we all agree on: Our social fabric is torn.
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Even the Senate Foreign Relations Committee can't agree on the Russian threat.
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Americans of all political stripes should be able to agree on that.
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We are now saying she has to agree on all five demands.
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Ministers said they want to agree on new rules by next year.
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It took nine hours for European leaders to agree on the delay.
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They agree on a lot of things, but not on the MJIA.
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They all would agree on one thing, though: Martinez sure could hit.
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Look, they can't seem to agree on basic functioning of the government.
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May's government have been unable to agree on a course of action.
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I think most reasonable people would agree on this point by now.
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Talks broke down when the companies couldn't agree on price, Faber reported.
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At family gatherings, there is often only one issue they agree on.
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But both sides agree on the importance of sorting out the claims.
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CC: We certainly agree on a whole different area around network neutrality.
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The Eurogroup must agree on a term sheet for development by December.
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It took us 14 months to agree on climate neutrality by 2050.
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E-girls and VSCO girls can agree on the snack's everlasting appeal.
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Those talks fizzled as the two sides failed to agree on terms.
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What they don't agree on: Mr. Trump sees no reason to stop.
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The political coolness everyone can agree on is to be anti-Trump.
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He urged governments to align their rules and agree on core values.
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The tone of the president's remarks, however, is something they agree on.
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What everyone can agree on is that private school can be expensive.
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People across the political spectrum should be able to agree on this.
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Scientists don't agree on how the unusual heart-stealer came to exist.
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They agree on the goal of lowering income tax rates for everybody.
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The two men appeared to agree on certain key issues, particularly Iran.
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The challenge will be finding a threshold the parties can agree on.
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Usually, contracts happen when two parties sit down and agree on terms.
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Now the Democratic-led legislature was unable to agree on a budget.
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But they do not agree on the best plan to redevelop it.
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Chris Christie that left them unable to agree on a budget plan.
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The two could not even agree on the circumstances of his departure.
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"The USMCA is an example of something we agree on," McConnell said.
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It takes at least four justices to agree on hearing a case.
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"We agree on so many things," Mr. Trump said on April 3.
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Now they can't even agree on whether Shulkin was fired or not.
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But the two production teams could not agree on a price tag.
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AF: I think a lot of people can agree on that right.
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The only thing they agree on is that they hate Donald Trump.
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Cohn and Trump's advisors did not agree on several important tariff issues.
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No one can agree on what they're seeing, which is pretty clear.
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I think this is the only thing he and I agree on.
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We don't agree on prescriptions yet, you know, on what to do.
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Two-thirds of the House and Senate would never agree on this.
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What's also discouraging is that economists don't fully agree on the causes.
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If we can't agree on a set of facts, we can't talk.
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It's probably the one thing George Will and Ralph Nader agree on.
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Alaskans are a cantankerous bunch who can't agree on much of anything.
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No one can agree on what these entities are — Cthulhu-like demons?
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Talks broke down when the two leaders could not agree on sanctions.
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So anyway, AdWords is important to Google, we can agree on that.
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But both schools of thought agree on the basic causality of authoritarianism.
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That's a future that brands, creators and consumers can all agree on.
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It's one of the only things Attica guards and prisoners agree on.
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Silicon Valley can't agree on which Democratic presidential candidate to get behind.
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I think there will be some things we can agree on, some things we won't be able to agree on, but at the end of the day I think we'll be able to put together a useful report.
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While we do not always agree on politics, we can agree on this: We unequivocally disavow the appointment of our fellow Harvard Business School alumnus, Steve Bannon, as chief strategist and senior counselor to President-elect Donald Trump.
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Our suggestion for the new paradigm: agree on reasonably aggressive but achievable projections (based on achievable bottom-up unit economics) and then agree on a balanced set of comps (not just the three highest multiple companies in your universe).
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Republicans and Democrats agree on few things, but they should agree on this: It's time elected leaders of both parties from every part of the country reclaim the presidential nomination process that too often advantages and advances extreme candidates.
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Generals and civilians have yet to agree on how power will be shared.
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The two countries do not even agree on what the Indo-Pacific describes.
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And he&aposs in a box because Republicans can&apost agree on anything.
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SWEENEY: We might not agree on what everyone has talked about, revenue raisers.
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I think some of them are ... we do agree on some of them.
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The two main parties cannot agree on what to do about the overcrowding.
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To some eyes, the two men could not appear to agree on less.
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Generally, experts agree on one thing—getting totally blasted isn't good for you.
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Is there evidence that we can't agree on a baseline set of facts?
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Now, months later, no one involved can agree on how to fix things.
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The government has outlined its plans but has yet to agree on details.
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Here's one of many examples: This is something we can all agree on!
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Yet nearly all market players agree on one thing: U.S. stocks aren't cheap.
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Yes, it's true that Americans don't much agree on politics at the moment.
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"We got to the point that we couldn't agree on reality," he said.
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At Thursday's debate, Harris drew attention to an issue they did agree on.
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That's what makes it fun and we, obviously, don't always agree [on things].
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The internet seems to agree on who is wrong and who is right.
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All we can agree on is the fact that A. 4:20 p.m.
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It seems to be the one footwear brand we can all agree on!
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But they all agree on one thing: They never thought they'd become politicians.
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The EU's 28 member states would also have to agree on any action.
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"Republicans and Democrats can't agree on anything, much to my disgust," Dahlheim said.
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He and I agree on little but have been friends since high school.
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"I'm not interested in these politicians, they never agree on anything," said Velez.
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Free-trade deals typically take years, not months, to agree on (see chart).
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Ms. Chettiar said they often discuss the many things they don't agree on.
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One thing people seem to agree on is that the market is growing.
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And we can't agree on almost anything that happened, and we never will.
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Republicans don't agree on what the goal of their health care effort is.
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Ultimately, the companies could not agree on terms, and talks quickly broke down.
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Another group that Clinton and Trump seem to agree on is for infrastructure.
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There's one thing we can all agree on: Dogs are just the greatest.
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Though polls can change between now and Election Day, they agree on this.
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Germany could also pass fiscal stimulus, if lawmakers can agree on a bill.
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There's one aspect that most people seem to agree on: Don't keep secrets.
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We are not going to agree on everything, but there are common themes.
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Countries are rarely able to agree on how to share rivers and aquifers.
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The firms have yet to agree on how their NSR partnership will work.
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And I'll bet you we agree on a lot more than you think.
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One thing everyone can agree on, though, is that the decision is surprising.
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Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton agree on far, far more than they disagree.
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But despite Melissa's objections, they appeared to agree on how to move forward.
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It's difficult to have political conversations when you can't agree on basic facts.
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With so many competing interests, le pouvoir could not agree on a successor.
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We're all human, and there's a lot of things we can agree on.
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But they did not agree on a date for peace talks to resume.
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But that's about the only thing the two North American presidents agree on.
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At least there was some civility... We didn't agree on much of anything.
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France and Germany are also finding it difficult to agree on closer cooperation.
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The sister parties, however, will not agree on a joint position on refugees.
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It may take a few rounds before you agree on a final version.
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We can probably all agree on at least the first part of that.
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The parties have also yet to agree on shoring up the central bank.
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And, indeed, not everyone would agree on whether Castro was David or Goliath.
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But the process was postponed after the parties failed to agree on price.
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One thing they agree on — the kids will stay at the family house.
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Shriram Group said the parties could not mutually agree on structure and valuation.
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The American president said that's because both sides could not agree on sanctions.
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They agree on the need to depoliticise the judiciary and some regulatory agencies.
|
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The world is a dumpster fire and no one can agree on much.
|
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What both sides seem to agree on is that Cipriani's testimony is important.
|
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Melania Trump and Chelsea Clinton agree on one thing: Barron Trump deserves better.
|
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Everyone's route to recovery is different, but experts agree on five general points.
|
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But both sides agree on one thing: Tuesday's election showed serious Democratic enthusiasm.
|
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Our sources say negotiations were underway, but the sides couldn't agree on money.
|
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For a start, it makes it increasingly hard to agree on transnational policies.
|
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Though wildly different, Fernanda, Genevra, and Alessandra can all agree on one thing.
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Whether they can collectively agree on a policy solution, however, is another matter.
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And one annoyance most of us can agree on is dry, winter legs.
|
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DEMOCRATS and Republicans in Congress seem to agree on very little these days.
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The parties that negotiated it did not even agree on the precise timing.
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They mostly agree on issues, but Pressley is pressing a case for change.
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Not all, however, agree on what we call a unicorn that has fallen.
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People on both sides of the abortion debate should agree on this point.
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What we agree on, broadly, is that the rules should apply to everyone.
|
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But it seems that Beijing and Washington can't even agree on their progress.
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We will not agree on precisely what to do most of the time.
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" "Oh let goobers & nongoobers agree on this: Racists like you are to blame.
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But few people agree on how just how much that tax should be.
|
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That's about the only thing Americans agree on; we're polarized about all else.
|
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But there is one thing we can all agree on: Farts are funny.
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Still, not all analysts agree on the broader consequences of Lebanon's election result.
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I hope we can also agree on its value in less dire circumstances.
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This might be the one fact that everyone, even Jews, can agree on.
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The employee must also agree on whatever actions are taken by the employer.
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In California's state Assembly, moderate and progressive Democrats couldn't agree on the proposal.
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If the commission cannot agree on changes, the demographer's plan will be enacted.
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Often, all they can agree on is that they wish to avoid defeat.
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There may be a few more issues I agree on with Elizabeth Warren.
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Both sides have signaled they do not expect to agree on every issue.
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One thing everyone here can agree on: We hope you will go vote.
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Still, not all the major players agree on whether the web needs decentralizing.
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They may not agree on everything, but I think there could be compromises.
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Donnelly and festival organizers still don't agree on the details of the incident.
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That's one of the few things that Democrats and Republicans can agree on.
|
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OPEC delegates also failed to agree on a plan during their June meeting.
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"He and I agree on nothing else except this," Miller said of McConnell.
|
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The analysis isn't overly groundbreaking — Clinton and Sanders agree on many political issues.
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At the end, we try to agree on something that's acceptable to everyone.
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If the governor and mayor can agree on anything, it is supportive housing.
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All four investors have to agree on whether to invest in each business.
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What we can't agree on is how it should address America's troubling history.
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Can the players even agree on what it is they're resurrecting, and why?
|
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After all, scientists worldwide have complicated computer models that agree on dramatic warming.
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There's one thing we can all agree on: Warm beer is the worst.
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The Democratic nominee will be the candidate that elected delegates can agree on.
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In 40 years, will fewer of us agree on the facts of history?
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We will not agree on everything, not immediately, but we will discuss everything.
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But none of the five sects could agree on who was cloned first.
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And that is something Amber and colleagues across the house all agree on.
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It's not like we agree on everything all the time, of course not.
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We should really agree on the principle that these objects need to circulate.
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She is hanging on only because her party cannot agree on an alternative.
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To begin with, even experts can't agree on what, exactly, constitutes artificial intelligence.
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My cousin and I could not agree on how to mark the graves.
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People's views are not one-dimensional, and there's a lot we agree on.
|
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Republicans still don't seem to agree on what should be in the plan.
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Most of the candidates are left of center and agree on most issues.
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White House Memo WASHINGTON — President Trump and his critics actually agree on something.
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All generations can agree on RBG as someone who deserves to be celebrated.
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All member countries of the bloc will have to agree on the delay.
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Besides which, political analysts who do cite it don't agree on the lessons.
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All agree on one key point: the conditions in these camps are unacceptable.
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" Mr. Trump shared her tweet and added, "We finally agree on something Rosie.
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"We can work with him on things we agree on," Mr. Brown said.
|
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But the talks collapsed as the parties failed to agree on the terms.
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We don't agree on everything but in this case I think that's good.
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READ: Democrats can't agree on how badly they want to screw over billionaires.
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This is something both the hard left and the hard right agree on.
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Both sides of this debate, however, can agree on one thing: It matters.
|
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No one can seem to agree on anything anymore, except for two things.
|
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The two senators could not agree on a similar version of the story.
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If Senate Republicans can't agree on their own version, Heller could be stuck.
|
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But Donald Trump has reminded them how much they agree on the fundamentals.
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Both Democrats and Republicans agree on the problems we face as a nation.
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It's still possible the two parties could agree on some lower-hanging measures.
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We agree on this even if there are some differences in the details.
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It is clear NMTC is something that Washington can and should agree on.
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They agree on almost nothing, but Trump admires his passion and spunk. 32.
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And there are only a few scattered small things they still agree on.
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"That's a tangible step I hope we all can agree on," he said.
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That may explain why even the proponents cannot agree on a common vision.
|
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Republicans also do not agree on how to pay for a replacement plan.
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Because they cannot agree on project-by-project recovery costs, work cannot begin.
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The British Parliament still can't agree on what kind of Brexit it wants.
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That's a big reason members of Parliament can't agree on a specific plan.
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That's what usually comes out, and usually, most people agree on those things.
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Even in a polarized age, we can all agree on ending child marriage.
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The others assented but could not agree on how to christen the enterprise.
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It's not that Democrats have been ignoring this hard-to-agree-on question.
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The legislators were unable to agree on a plan to save the program.
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One thing all Democrats seem to agree on: They want Mueller's full report.
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The G20 did manage to agree on tackling plastic trash in the ocean.
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The problem, rather, is no one can agree on what "the grave" is.
|
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The world is full of polarizing things that humanity will never agree on.
|
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Well, before we get to legislation, we've got to agree on the principles.
|
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The two classes agree on an awful lot, which makes that convergence possible.
|
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Using data from the United States Election Project of the University of Florida (surprisingly no one seems to agree on exact turnout figures over time, but all sources agree on the changes over time), since 1968 turnout averaged 56.5 percent.
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"Even the best of friends aren't going to agree on everything," Mr. Kirby said.
|
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Both the Senate and the House of Representatives must agree on a budget resolution.
|
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And everyone at the event seemed to agree on one thing: Trumpcare isn't dead.
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DAVIS: Well, this is where again David and I may actually agree on something.
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Democrats and Republicans can't even agree on where to get chicken nuggets (Wendy's, duh).
|
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She and her husband Frank couldn't agree on a name when she became pregnant.
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The IMF failed to agree on the terms of Pakistan's bailout package in November.
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Whether they'll agree on how to get these things done remains to be seen.
|
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The influx has divided EU members, who cannot agree on how to tackle it.
|
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What we can all agree on, though, is that 2017 is already pretty weird.
|
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Everybody loves a perfectly cooked chicken cutlet—that's something we can all agree on.
|
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But we don't always agree on which steps will lead us in that direction.
|
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But many agree on one factor: an upcoming cut to the supply of bitcoin.
|
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Or was it doomed by the party's failure to agree on a common strategy?
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" Roberts added to laughter, "I think it's extraordinary that those people agree on anything.
|
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The only thing officials agree on is a breakdown in communication between the agencies.
|
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Retirement may mean different things to different people, but most agree on one thing.
|
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Greg Abbott have been unable to agree on who should get the two slots.
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The party just doesn't agree on what goals of repeal and replace are. pic.twitter.
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They love our country but that doesn't mean we have to agree on everything.
|
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But because the right couldn't agree on the party, the left won a landslide.
|
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The exercise always starts with good intentions: Find a restaurant everyone can agree on.
|
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They can't agree on anything — not a singular pizza topping, nor Lily's political future.
|
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Congress must agree on a spending measure to fund the government by a Sept.
|
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What all sides do not yet agree on is what the bill should say.
|
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Anyway, they could never agree on exactly what they hoped to achieve in Afghanistan.
|
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Trump and Clinton seem to agree on ethanol mandates and possibly subsidized corn insurance.
|
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Sharing infinite possibilities with young people — I think we can all agree on that.
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But most of the candidates don't agree on how to make sure that happens.
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For more than 50 percent of an audience to agree on anything is amazing.
|
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Most states involved in the convention's discussions agree on the importance of human control.
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And seemingly, it's one of the things Trump supporters and I can agree on.
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Turns out Saturday is the best day to visit so we agree on then.
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Getting even the most well-organized team to agree on anything can be hard.
|
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But the two still need to agree on how to demobilise their armed men.
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Now the challenge is on to agree on a great boy name — suggestions welcome!
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But yes, Dalai Lama, we can all agree on one thing: It is sad.
|
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A mistrial was declared last November after jurors could not agree on a verdict.
|
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Australian politicians have struggled for years to agree on a scheme to curb emissions.
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Then, the women can't agree on whether or not MJ needs a stand mixer.
|
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One former executive recounts how Renault and Nissan engineers could not agree on anything.
|
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Denouncing Nazis used to be the one thing the whole country could agree on.
|
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However, the main issue they all agree on is the need to replace Netanyahu.
|
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And in 50 years nobody is going to agree on the facts of history.
|
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"If there's something I can do and something I agree on, absolutely," Kasich said.
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After some rock, paper, scissors we agree on Jersey Mike's, our favorite sub joint.
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Alive or merely stuffed, we can all agree on one thing: they look great.
|
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The defendant passed the test, and the jury failed to agree on a verdict.
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We don't agree on a lot of shows, but we both love this one.
|
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But in private homes, doulas and families agree on acceptable tasks, said Fersko-Weiss.
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I just don't see ... I think they can't agree on lunch in Washington anymore.
|
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European regulators are yet to agree on a Euribor replacement for euro-denominated contracts.
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The participation rate fell dramatically since the recession, but economists don't agree on why.
|
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But here, too, nations couldn't agree on strong wording so the commitment is vague.
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"But Van, there's one thing, I think, we can agree on, buddy," Lord said.
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Sometimes they find something they just don't agree on and straight comment on Facebook.
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One thing we're guessing everyone can agree on ... Dan's comedic timing is frickin' amazing!
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We need give and take in government, you're never going to agree on anything.
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And if we can't agree on it, then why should anybody else value it?
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We give Zach and Amanda immunity since no one will agree on anything else.
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One thing the experts agree on: The EPA's rule is sure to face litigation.
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I suggested having some deal-breaker questions you'd have to agree on, as well.
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Russia interfered in the election; all of our nation's intelligence agencies agree on this.
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"Here's what I think — and Daymond and I agree on this — adaptability," says Herjavec.
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" Trump retweeted the months-old convo Thursday, adding, "We finally agree on something Rosie.
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"We agree on 85 percent of everything we talk about, that's brilliant," said Rowe.
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As members of different political parties, there's certainly a lot we don't agree on.
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These days, it often seems near-impossible to find something everyone can agree on.
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Before that, negotiators on both sides will need to agree on the contingency plan.
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What both sides do agree on is that council meetings are no longer casual.
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The single thing everyone seems to agree on is that words matter — a lot.
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No one particularly wants to agree on what happened yesterday and what it means.
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But while impeachment is not uncommon, not all nations agree on what it means.
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Several terms later, both political parties still agree on how to achieve these goals.
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The U.S. Government may also request other services, which both parties must agree on.
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They also have yet to agree on how to pay for additional border security.
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The GOP has struggled to agree on provisions that could offset the tax cuts.
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OPEC members had been unable to agree on production cuts to manage the market.
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To this day, no one can really agree on what day it should be.
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It helps his case that scholars don't agree on a single definition of religion.
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While both sides want to talk, they still cannot agree on what to discuss.
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Last week, the G20 group of nations failed to agree on specific regulatory action.
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Republicans and Democrats will not usually agree on how to address our nation's challenges.
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"The Republicans just don't quite agree on what they want to do," said Reynolds.
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Few expect Pai, O'Rielly and Clyburn to agree on all, or even most, issues.
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He and Trump agree on many things and have built a real partnership. Sen.
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Uncertainty remains over the chances that producer nations will agree on an output freeze.
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If there are exceptions to the Goldwater Rule, psychiatrists apparently cannot agree on them.
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Mario Diaz-Balart and everyone in between were all going to fully agree on.
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Surveys continue to show that most Americans agree on far more than they disagree.
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He urged his counterparts to agree on measures to prevent their use, Reuters reported.
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But voters can't seem to agree on what would make her favorability ratings improve.
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"I think you will find that economists just don't agree on this," Collins said.
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If you don't have give and take, you're never going to agree on anything.
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I would venture to say most, if not all, Americans can agree on that.
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Both countries agree on the premise: denuclearization, applied equally to North and South Korea.
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In America, we can't even agree on the idea that cities are for people.
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This is not to say you need to agree on all your partner's ideas.
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Good luck, and we hope you can agree on where to go to dinner.
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If the media and commentators in 2016 can agree on nothing else, it's this.
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The logistics of making 28 heads of state agree on anything are mind-bending.
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" Trudeau: "Relationships between neighbors are pretty complex — and we won't always agree on everything.
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The health community can't quite agree on whether coffee is more potion or poison.
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They mostly agree on the problems facing the world and how to solve them.
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Arbitration ultimately forced the two parties to agree on a building schedule in 2010.
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They said they would agree on the parameters of the corridor within seven days.
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Race No. 2: How quickly can US lawmakers agree on an economic rescue package?
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That may be the only thing that Mr. Ellison and Mr. Wardlow agree on.
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Anything you mutually agree on is fine, you just need to write it down.
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Then we agree on the best order for the names arrangement of the participants.
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We don't have to agree on everything, but we agree to love each other.
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On Monday, lawmakers will try to agree on an alternative to May's Brexit plan.
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"There's not many topics all participants can agree on," another Japanese government official said.
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In 2017, talks fell apart after the two companies failed to agree on terms.
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What should happen when an insurer and a doctor can't agree on a price?
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But they can't agree on whether proposals like Medicare-for-all are the answer.
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My favorite part is we don't agree on how long we did this experiment.
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Opinion The issues Donald Trump and I can find to agree on are few.
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However, European powers appear to be struggling to find or agree on effective options.
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And those insisting on a replacement don't agree on what form that should take.
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He had said he was waiting for his cabinet to agree on a position.
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The Supreme Court justices Clarence Thomas and Ruth Bader Ginsburg don't agree on much.
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For the most part, Sanders and Biden agree on how to handle the crisis.
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All negotiations have to start somewhere, so look for something you can agree on.
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It turns out that people agree on certain issues more than you might expect.
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Not all meteorologists agree on what distinguishes a fire tornado from a fire whirl.
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Still, translating this into actual text that everyone can agree on will take work.
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However, the president suggested that he and Fauci do not agree on every point.
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But the meaning of honesty is not something Americans can agree on any more.
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Anything you mutually agree on is fine, you just need to write it down.
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But after months of deliberations, Republicans have yet to agree on their own plan.
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Target had offered to buy Casper, but the companies failed to agree on terms.
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By and large, the American people agree on how we should solve this problem.
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Not only did they agree on it, they actually voted 503 to zero — Wow.
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Not only did they agree on it, they actually voted 203 to zero — Wow.
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The app allows both parties to agree on a penalty if footage is shared.
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After all, people have to agree on some things in order to work together.
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One would think that rebuilding our infrastructure is something both parties could agree on.
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Barris told me that Ross didn't always agree on the direction of her character.
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Ultimately, she added, Democrats agree on one thing: Winning the White House in 2020.
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They also didn&apost have to agree on any type of revenue sharing model.
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There is very little policy that we agree on, but we like each other.
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Most accounts at least agree on the primary defining characteristic: a blind ferocious rage.
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In the closing days, the campaign couldn't agree on expectations headed into the caucuses.
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And yet progressives and moderate Democrats still agree on far more than they disagree.
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Breakingviews Two top bankers can't agree on whether lenders are too big to fail.
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If the House cannot agree on a choice for president before noon on Jan.
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Devices can now talk to each other and "agree" on features that both support.
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One thing both sides can agree on ... hors d'oeuvres don't belong near a toilet!!!
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The city of Green Bay would later agree on a $3,000 license with Clearview.
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Instead, McConnell said the House and Senate should tackle issues both parties agree on.
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Democrats and Republicans must remember that they agree on a vast majority of issues.
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MITCH MCCONNELL: Well, what I am talking about is things we can agree on.
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But here's the good news: Democrats and Republicans appear to agree on that point.
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The six parties hold 50 seats but have failed to agree on a coalition.
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One thing we can all agree on: The best defense is a good offense.
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"There's not many things you can get all people to agree on," McNoldy said.
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Women across party lines agree on a whole suite of proposals to tackle inequality.
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We demand that government intervene when we can all agree on what's at stake.
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For now, House Republicans agree on the need to get started on tax reform.
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One commonly cited statistic is that 97 percent of climatologists agree on global warming.
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A majority of senators needs to agree on the rules for Trump's impeachment trial.
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While the Bramans now agree on everything they buy, that wasn't always the case.
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In November politicians seemed to agree on Samir Khatib, a businessman, as his replacement.
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Confusion surrounded Trump's announcement as the administration struggled to agree on how to proceed.
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Congress has yet to agree on funding for the bipartisan Children's Health Insurance Program.
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Macron is confident a majority of member states agree on that, the source said.
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Even in a politically-charged climate, we generally agree on all of those things.
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And even when they agree on problems, they favor fundamentally different kinds of solutions.
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Currently, the two sides can't agree on how to identify cheeses, Politico reported recently.
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Jefferson, Emerson and maybe even your member of Congress could all agree on that.
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At the end, they were not even able to agree on a joint communique.
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This isn't something lawmakers, past Trump's most conservative allies on Capitol Hill, agree on.
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If legislators can't agree on a deal, the ICE raids will be back on.
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Senate Republicans still haven't been able to agree on a bigger bill among themselves.
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Congress also is struggling to agree on funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program.
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"Republicans never ever agree on health care," former Speaker John Boehner said last week.
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While Republicans seem to agree on the need to expand access, the GOP has not yet revealed a sum they're willing to shell out for network expansion projects, and it's unclear whether the two sides will be able to agree on a figure.
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"We're making huge progress finding what we agree on, what we don't agree on, what we can still negotiate on, where we might take things into the future by co-operation," NZ First leader Winston Peters said after four days of talks.
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If Google and Apple agree on something, it has to be the correct decision, right?
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Ultimately, Searchmetrics and BrightEdge could not agree on terms and the acquisition discussions fell apart.
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Government ministers will try to agree on rules for the agreement's implementation at the Dec.
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There's new investor optimism that OPEC and non-OPEC countries will agree on output cuts.
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At long last, the United Nations Security Council has been able to agree on something.
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Finally, a show Scott McCall (Tyler Posey) and Sabrina Spellman (Kiernan Shipka) can agree on.
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Trustbuilding would have been to be authentic and to agree on a Q&A session.
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Well, consider that neuroscientists can't even agree on the brain's most basic information-carrying unit.
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Availability for the iPhone X is one thing no one can seem to agree on.
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"When we can agree on issues, then we're going to work with them," Schumer said.
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Three states — Florida, South Carolina, and Louisiana — couldn't even agree on which candidate had won.
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Turns out, they all agree on one star who is the most overhyped — Taylor Swift.
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I AGREE ON THE ULTIMATE GOAL WITH CHINA AND WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO DO THERE.
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Roti pizza is the singular dish that every member of my family can agree on.
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The sides have yet to agree on how powers should be split up after Brexit.
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Understand that not all Natives agree on all subjects, just as white people don't. 52.
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Under EU law, Britain and Europe have two years to agree on a new relationship.
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We live in a moment when few people seem to agree on a shared reality.
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The government is set to temporarily shutdown if Congress cannot agree on a spending compromise.
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Perhaps they have too much to talk about before they can agree on a date.
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I say I'm the only thing that Donald Trump and John Kasich agree on, literally.
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"Squawk Box" co-host Joe Kernen marveled about how much Friedman and Bannon agree on.
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DI AGREE ON A COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdansk Newsroom)
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We might not agree on every issue, but we respect one another when we disagree.
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This division of the spoils is left to countries to agree on a bilateral basis.
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Unfortunately, branding experts can't quite agree on whether it's an approach to emulate or avoid.
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One thing most pet parents can agree on though is that cats need engaging playtime.
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D: To get other people to sit down and agree on what the language is.
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But there's one thing they can't seem to agree on: the fit of their suits.
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And that's something that teens, regardless of the decade they're living in, can agree on.
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Politicians across the spectrum agree on the need to upgrade America's crumbling roads and bridges.
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" Ms. Conway added that she and her husband disagree and agree on "many big things.
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G0v knew that direct democracy didn't work if people didn't agree on the basic facts.
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I mean, how hard can it be to get the internet to agree on something?
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It is hard to reform something if we can't even agree on what it is.
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The pair do agree on one thing, however: Both say the trend isn't going anywhere.
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Mr Macron and Mrs Merkel may finally agree on the merits of a central budget.
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But nobody on either wing of the party can agree on who should replace her.
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But there are some things that maybe they'd agree on, like reigning in gun control?
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Let's get this straight: We can all agree on an issue like equal pay, right?
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EU states failed to agree on this part of the reform, an EU statement said.
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Not only are policymakers struggling to agree on solutions, they're mostly talking about yesterday's problems.
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Without some universal values and global organisations, rival nations cannot agree on any common rules.
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So there are some things she and Hillary Clinton most definitely do not agree on.
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Delegates failed to agree on a joint statement, let alone on any new trade deals.
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I told them I'd agree, on the condition that Hayden step down from the board.
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But neither lead cracked the case, as eyewitnesses failed to agree on a suspect's identification.
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Getting them all to agree on one app and stick with it is nearly impossible.
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There is no common immigration or asylum policy, but how can we agree on one?
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There's one thing Republicans and Democrats can agree on, and that's taking money from ISPs.
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Most Democrats agree on raising the minimum living wage and closing the gender pay gap.
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Australia, which claimed the couple had parted ways because they couldn't agree on family planning.
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FRANCE, GERMANY AGREE ON JOINT PROPOSAL FOR CREATION OF EURO ZONE BUDGET - GERMAN GOV'T DOCUMENT
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There's still plenty Trump and the Israelis agree on, including the threat posed by Iran.
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One thing most members agree on is that nothing will be decided before the deadline.
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" Cerf wrote that his partners Donald Klopfer and Robert Haas "firmly agree on this point.
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The two big money manager classes don't agree on everything, according to the Goldman report.
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But hopefully we can all at least agree on one thing: that armor looks sweeeeeeeeeeeeet.
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All this could be avoided if Spain's political parties could agree on a new government.
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If there's one thing all nerds can agree on, it's that night modes absolutely rule.
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The post of energy minister is seen as one of the hardest to agree on.
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There's no such thing as a concussion-proof football helmet — most experts agree on that.
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But there's one thing most of us can agree on: Soda is not a sauce.
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While they wouldn't agree on much policy, at many moments their speeches sounded very similar.
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And even people terrified about climate change don't always agree on what policies to pursue.
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That the relationship was rocky is one point he and local police can agree on.
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At last, there appears to be something we can all agree on: Nobody likes O.J.
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Or even if you don't agree on everything, people of reason wanting to get together.
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Thomas acknowledged that while they didn't agree on every case, they agreed quite a bit.
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Did you agree on a next set of talks of the president and Mr. Putin?
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We don't always agree on political issues but we do agree to support each other.
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OK. What they don't agree on, at all, is how big a deal it is.
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Normally, the House and Senate have to agree on and pass a single budget bill.
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Members of a team don't always agree on which way to err, and Beth disagreed.
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Russia and America need to agree on a target and policy and execute in coordination.
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And it's one of those rare things in life that most people can agree on.
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Why don't we agree on what the right thing is versus just attacking each other?
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If the two cannot agree on whether to advance a rule, then the measure fails.
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Online commenters finally seem to agree on something: Thai is a smart, deserving dog. Mwahahaha.
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Lawmakers are trying to agree on legislation that would protect Dreamers and boost border security.
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"We agree on the bottom line, that soldiers are being excessively punished," Mr. Heyrman said.
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It was perhaps the only time in which the rival teams will agree on something.
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Euro zone leaders are due to agree on some measures at a meeting in June.
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She was explaining why it was so hard for the staff to agree on anything.
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Unfortunately, Congress has not been able to agree on much-needed narrow specific reform either.
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European regulators are yet to agree on a replacement for Euribor in euro-denominated contracts.
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"This subject is one of the things that we actually really agree on," Oliver said.
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While delegates agreed that the Bible was important, they did not agree on much more.
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But there are clear signs that American voters can agree on finding resolution on immigration.
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If there's one thing we can all agree on, it's the value of cute animals.
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It's ... 'Can Congress agree on what they were sent there to do — cut corporate taxes?
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Federal regulators couldn't agree on a plan to free consumers from cable box rental fees.
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Don't miss: Pitbull, Warren Buffett and Tony Robbins all agree on this one life lesson
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If we can't agree on what's real and what's fake, where does that leave us?
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We find the same things quite humorous [and] the things we deplore we agree on.
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It is for Congress to agree on a way to tax foreign-held corporate profits.
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A federal judge had ordered the parties to agree on an independent detention conditions monitor.
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Here are eight issues that the 2020 candidates mostly agree on and where divides emerge.
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That doesn't mean we will ever agree on how to sort out everyone else. ♦
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That is why we need to agree on policies to deal with future election fraud.
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Promises were made to "work with him (Trump) on things we can agree on" (Sen.
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"Relationships between neighbors are pretty complex, and we won't always agree on everything," Trudeau said.
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However, the parties took time to agree on the price and timing of the sale.
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Iranian officials have said they are poised to agree on a deal for Airbus aircraft.
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They can barely sit in the same room, let alone agree on a production cutback.
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"Calling for decriminalization is one of the things all our company agree on," Taylor says.
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Clinton's supporters agree on is that her résumé is without compare in the primary contest.
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"What we learned is we have a common agenda that we agree on," Ryan said.
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"Republicans never ever agree on health care," he said in comments first reported by Politico.
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What we can all agree on, however, is this: That Stacey Dash cameo was weird.
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Everyone, however, can agree on one thing: They just want it all to go smoothly.
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However, everyone does agree on his appearance: dark fur, pale skin, goat legs, and horns.
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While experts agree on the culprit, there's plenty of disagreement about what to call it.
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Whichever side you fall on, know that the Internet can never truly agree on anything.
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But national, state, and local leaders have yet to agree on funding and prioritizing projects.
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The producers failed to agree on proposed new cuts of 1.5 million barrels a day.
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What they agree on Corporate tax rates need to be cut because of global competition.
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"Even two siblings in the same household cannot agree on the same issue," he said.
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Strategists and election analysts on Twitter couldn't quite agree on exactly how many districts — 114?
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"We don't agree on everything, but in this case I think that's good," he said.
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Traditionally, if the French and Germans agree on a policy, they usually get their way.
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One thing both sides agree on: Time is not working in favor of the deal.
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Maybe because the rest of the country can't even agree on whether it's real chili.
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"If we don't agree on something, we're going to stand our ground," Mr. Murphy said.
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Except Republicans in Congress couldn't agree on what they wanted to do with the law.
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Each of those interpretations is perfectly valid so long as we agree on the facts.
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Mr. Varadkar's cabinet on Monday will try to agree on the wording of the referendum.
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Students agree on the section in which we will look for a topic of discussion.
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"I think it's a prerequisite that we don't all agree on everything," Ms. Wagner said.
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The source added that the government would aim to agree on the measures on Tuesday.
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But, as Axios points out, they really don't agree on what to do about it.
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"We don't all agree on what deserves to be on the store," the company said.
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Economists do not agree on what's driving lower wage growth, but they have several hypotheses.
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The one thing receiving countries all agree on is that they need more outside help.
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I'll bet you a Dean & DeLuca coffee that we agree on the most memorable one.
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A: They have a lot in common, and they agree on a lot of issues.
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No one seemed to agree on why Mr. Sutherland bared his butt in the film.
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Not all Republicans agree on how to talk Trump down from the trade war ledge.
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"We did not agree on who/how the bet was to be decided," he said.
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But I must recognize that we do not all agree on what that truth is.
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The Democratic presidential candidates agree on many gun control measures, like an assault weapons ban.
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MR. BONOVITZ Jill and I agree on 95 percent of the work, if not more.
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We can't even get a majority of Americans to agree on who should play Batman.
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If things were relatively normal, somewhat civil, reasonable people would agree on this simple request.
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We may not necessarily agree on everything but people work damn hard in the town.
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He has been bringing tribal sheikhs together to agree on ways to avoid further violence.
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"Let's at least take the simple, commonsense step that we all agree on," Duckworth said.
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The conversation soon grew tense as the students were unable to agree on almost anything.
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An anti-Trump campaign theme should be whatever the largest possible group can agree on.
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But shouldn't we agree on the goals of equality, opportunity for all and shared responsibility?
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"We should try to make some progress on bills that we agree on," McConnell said.
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Across party lines, the public overwhelmingly supports infrastructure investments—people generally agree on the problems.
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The music department wanted to hire a classical composer, but it couldn't agree on one.
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Asked how likely it is that Republicans will agree on a repeal measure, freshman Sen.
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We don't know, and officials can't seem to agree on the scope of the meddling.
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How do you get all those communities to agree on what needs to be done?
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We can agree on core American values of liberty and dignity and freedom and justice.
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They knew it developed from a common ancestor, but couldn't agree on where or when.
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Most Americans agree on certain things that are objectively important to calling yourself an American.
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Part of that is because no one can agree on what a ghost is, exactly.
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And getting a bill that both the chambers can agree on remains a big challenge.
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Before then, it must agree on divorce terms and the basics of a new relationship.
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Getting all the interests to agree on the shifts needed, and align, is not easy.
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And because governments can't agree on a definition, potential regulation has slowed to a crawl.
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To vote Thursday, the Senate needed all of its members to agree on moving forward.
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Although they generally agree on the big issues, these days their disagreements are over tactics.
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Some others, meanwhile, want to decide the shopping list before they agree on the bill.
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In the past, Rebecca and Jack can't agree on how to treat their gifted child.
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Nevertheless, this atheist and Catholic do agree on one thing — the right to religious freedom.
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From national defense to public health, governments of every party can agree on this much.
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We find the same things quite humorous (and) the things we deplore we agree on.
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The Stranger Things kids may be incredibly close, but they don't always agree on everything.
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And none of them even agree on how to route hot, cold, and sewage water.
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He suggested that negotiators should agree on a methodology to come up with the figure.
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After some discussion, we managed to agree on George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt.
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The problem with this issue is that we can't all agree on what's at stake.
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"He added: "Imagine trying to get people to agree on one topic, or one direction.
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But the one thing people can undoubtedly agree on is the terribleness of airplane food.
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The measure is intended to give lawmakers weeks to agree on more comprehensive funding legislation.
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It signals an urgent desire to find something — anything — that Americans can still agree on.
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There is one point, however, that both supporters and critics of affirmative action agree on.
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"We don't agree on everything, but in this case I think that's good," Trump said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Moscow and Caracas may agree on restructuring Venezuela's debt to Russia on Nov.
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"We don't agree on everything but in this case I think it's good," Trump said.
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Business leaders in all three countries agree on the broad outlines of a modernized agreement.
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And analysts generally agree on the likely direction of markets after the votes are counted.
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They could not agree on the 10 remaining charges, and those were declared a mistrial.
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The second is that the Senate must agree on a solution that is fiscally sustainable.
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But I think we agree on a lot of the same principles that win games.
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Even the drafters of the Constitution could not agree on nationwide rules for casting votes.
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Just don't expect them to agree on how to fix it, especially across party lines.
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And global stock markets couldn't run if computers couldn't agree on when a transaction occurred.
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