But so are all party coalitions in our two-party system.
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That legislation was stiffened this week in an all-party committee.
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John Bel Edwards (D) easily led Saturday's all-party primary election.
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In 1963 Italy's parliament acquired a dedicated, all-party anti-Mafia commission.
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John Bel Edwards (D) ahead of a Saturday all-party primary election.
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Ryan, however, is the more trusted picked among respondents from all party affiliations.
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For Handel's part, Republicans have coalesced behind her campaign since the all-party election.
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In a similar way, all party coalitions in American politics are of limited duration.
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For years, he was a member of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Cheese.
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After all, party affiliation and voting history had long been used internally by campaigns.
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Cheap whiskey, apple cider, rosemary, and oranges all party together in your favorite punch bowl.
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"We needed to get some musical buddies so we could all party together," she said.
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And the two Senate candidates are both Democrats because of the state's all-party primary system.
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So, the mother of all party crashers took a dump in the We IPO punch bowl.
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The all-party motion on Friday also delayed the federal budget, previously scheduled for March 30.
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Channel Four News called a special televised election debate between all party leaders on Thursday evening.
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So Collins deciding to run in the all-party primary on November 3 against appointed Sen.
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In some games you can control all party members, and in others they act on their own.
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In the state's all-party primary, Feinstein got 2,947,039 votes (44.2%) while De Leon got 805,446 (12.1%).
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This is a long-term strategy so that all party members know their voices will be heard.
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The former president plans to put the proposals to a vote of all party members in April.
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It must still be approved by a mail vote of all party members in the coming weeks.
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A city in Hunan Province has ordered all Party members to install Xuexi Qiangguo, a local newspaper reported.
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He chairs both the Work and Pensions Committee and the all-party group on hunger and food poverty.
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Ossoff's 85033 percent came just short of winning the April 18 all-party primary outright, forcing a runoff.
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Regardless of party, all of the candidates will face off in an all-party primary on April 18.
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The CLF didn't endorse in April's all-party "jungle" primary, where Handel was one of 11 Republicans running.
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Gavin Newsom (D) has taken the top spot in California's all-party primary contest to replace retiring Gov.
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President Frank-Walter Steinmeier began holding talks this week with all party leaders, hoping to find a solution.
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" That's why I would call them a "centrist" populist movement that has now become a "catch-all party.
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The State of California is one of 12 in the country that requires all-party consent when recording conversations.
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The allegations of bribe-taking, according to opposition members of an all-party committee, may even have been faked.
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After all, party leaders don't condone political theater on issues in which they think the public is against them.
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The Freedom Party's general secretary is seen as its mastermind and powerbroker who wields influence in all party matters.
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She'll face fellow Democrat Brady Walkinshaw, who finished second in the state's all-party primary, in the general election.
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Since superdelegates are almost all party officials, they do not want to risk defying the will of the voters.
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Los Angeles voters will choose among Gomez and 23 other candidates, including 19 Democrats, in Tuesday's all-party primary.
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The Associated Press projected Feinstein would claim first place in the all-party primary at 16253:27 p.m. EST.
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Should he back the committee's recommendations, all party leaders would be campaigning for a significant change to the laws.
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Each individual polling station should have a form detailing the votes for each candidate, signed by all party observers.
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Her death led to Bill 149, which received Royal Assent, passed with all-party support and became law last June.
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They were worried that the reform was "radical to a Populistic degree" and would destroy all party organization in Wisconsin.
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This is why a cross-party group of parliamentarians in Parliament have formed an All-Party Parliamentary Group on Hydrogen.
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The watchdog said the suspects it questioned (who were all party officials) broke down and confessed to violating the rules.
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"All party comrades, especially cadres who are leaders, must deeply learn the lessons of Ling Jihua's criminal case," it said.
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In California's all-party primary elections, the top two vote-getters advance to the general election regardless of party affiliation.
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He called for "all-party" talks to find a solution, opening the door to a deal giving Catalonia more autonomy.
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The young people involved with the creation of the letter collaborated with the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Knife Crime.
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The special election is an all-party contest in November, with a January 2021 runoff if no candidate tops 50 percent.
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Rep. Josh Harder (D-Calif.) cleared the threshold in Tuesday's all-party primary as he seeks a second term in November.
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Jay Inslee took 49 percent of the vote in August's all-party primary, besting Republican nominee Bill Bryant by eleven points.
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"Up to now, all party general secretaries have been military men and the military is unlikely to cede its influence," he said.
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The Republican coalition, after all, has always been a spit, glue, and bubblegum coalition, as are all party coalitions in American politics.
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Kennedy and Campbell emerged the top two in Louisiana's all-party primary on Election Day and now face off in a Dec.
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In the new era of U.S.-China competition, it is tempting to frame all party-state encroachment as a national security issue.
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Issa edged out Republican San Diego City Councilman Carl DeMaio in Tuesday's all-party primary to advance to the November general election.
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Opposition parties said on Saturday that they want an all-party discussion about the bill on Monday before parliament holds a session.
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Voters in Louisiana head to the polls Saturday for an all-party primary contest in which Edwards leads by a wide margin.
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But some states are all-party consent states, including California and Florida, that require all members of a conversation to give permission.
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By 1917, states had started holding direct primaries, mini-elections in which all party members get to vote for the Presidential nominee.
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It needs to do more than invite diverse cultures to a party and celebrate them — or to simply let them all party down.
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There's a growing fear among Republicans that Democrat Jon Ossoff could win the April 6900 all-party primary amid the splintered GOP field.
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He appeared last month in Lake Charles, La., as part of an effort to drive up Republican turnout in Louisiana's all-party primary.
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Yameen has proposed all-party talks to resolve the Maldives' political crisis but opposition parties insist their jailed leaders must first be released.
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Republicans also won the state Treasurer's seat in Washington, where two Republican candidates advanced to the general in this year's all-party primary.
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Rouda, who had never before sought public office, barely escaped the all-party primary, finishing in second place by just over 2628 votes.
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Gavin Newsom (D) ran hard on the issue as he defeated former Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraisgosa (D) in an all-party primary election.
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Spanish Prime Mariano Rajoy has offered all-party political talks to find a solution, opening the door to a deal giving Catalonia more autonomy.
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The DeKalb portion of the district was the only place where Ossoff outperformed the top four Republican candidates during April's all-party special election.
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Under California law, both Democrats moved on to the general election because they were the top two vote-getters in the all-party primary.
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He performed well or at least ahead of where most Democrats have in the state's metropolitan areas in last month's all-party primary election.
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An all-party committee in parliament is now considering those recommendations and is due to report to parliament by the end of the year.
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Last year, to further her campaign, she founded the All Party Parliamentary Group for Craft, which asks members of Parliament to support the effort.
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Source: 衡阳晚报 via Weibo A city in Hunan Province has ordered all Party members to install Xuexi Qiangguo, a local newspaper reported.
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There is no room for anti-Semitism or racism against Roma people, he says—although not all party supporters are likely to stick to that.
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All party leaders said they would have conversations over the next few days, with some of them already trying to woo Peters on election night.
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The announcement follows the launch of an inquiry on Tuesday into workplace sexual harassment by the all-party Women and Equalities Committee in Britain's parliament.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has offered all-party political talks to find a solution, opening the door to a deal giving Catalonia more autonomy.
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Above all, party officials hoped to avoid an underdog challenger hanging on until the national convention in July and stealing attention from the presumptive nominee.
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But all party members should "closely unite around the Central Committee with Comrade Xi Jinping as the core", said the document, released through state media.
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In a way, every single citizen is impacted, because we are all party to the social contract our leaders accept when they seek public office.
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In last week's all-party primary, Democrat Manka Dhingra took just over 2628 percent of the vote, ahead of Republican Jinyoung Lee Englund's 28500 percent.
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A month of detailed negotiations will now start, but a formal agreement will still have to be endorsed by a postal ballot of all party members.
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Rasmussen noted in mid-2018 that 0003 percent of voters "in all party registration states" are Democrats, 29 percent are Republicans, and 28 percent are Independents.
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All party employees are expected to be atheist, so those Uighurs who do become party officials are seen by fellow Uighurs as having abandoned their culture.
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Edwards faces a stiff challenge from Rispone, a businessman, who trailed the incumbent governor by nearly 20 points in an all-party primary election last month.
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"Politicians have given a very bad image in which all party leaders have put their own personal survival ahead of the general interest," Mr. Amón said.
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Edwards led last month's all-party primary election but was forced into a runoff when he failed to get more than 50 percent of the vote.
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The decision to place Smith in the program is notable because it could foreshadow a future financial investment ahead of the March 3 all-party primary.
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Georgia is holding an all-party special election in which any candidate can win the seat outright be receiving more than 50 percent of the vote.
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Although it was derided as a whitewash by some, John Mann, a Labour MP who leads the all-party parliamentary group against anti-Semitism, welcomed the report.
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A spokesman for the state's election director said the commission would meet on Friday to review all party candidate slates, as well as the alleged AfD irregularities.
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Rajoy offered to call all-party political talks on Sunday to "reflect on the future" of Catalonia, but maintained his outright rejection of independence as an option.
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Polling has shown Ossoff close to the 50 percent threshold needed to win the April 18 all-party primary outright amid a splintered 85033-candidate GOP field.
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Rep. Katie Porter (D-Calif.) advanced to the runoff in November in her bid for a second term after California held its all-party primary on Tuesday.
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Democrat Jon Ossoff nearly clinched a majority of the vote in last week's all-party primary in a district that's been reliably Republican for nearly four decades.
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Georgia is holding an all-party special election in which any candidate can win the seat outright by receiving more than 50 percent of the vote on Tuesday.
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Goran blocked the ratification of the constitution and has prevented the draft, previously the subject of an all-party agreement, from being sent to the public for ratification.
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New York: Jumaane Williams prevailed in February's all-party race for public advocate; he won November's election, for the final two years in the job, by 56 points.
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The Democrat, however, led a crowded 18-candidate field in Tuesday's all-party contest to fill the House seat vacated by Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
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In this, the inquiry is reminiscent of last year's All Party Parliamentary Group on Prostitution, which relied on dodgy statistics and was called out for repeatedly misquoting sources.
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Last week a group of cross-party MPs involved in the taxi all-party parliamentary group (APPG) yesterday called for TfL to revoke Uber's licence over safety concerns.
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That legislation, which echoes recommendations delivered by an all-party parliamentary committee last month, will be put before Parliament if the country votes to repeal the constitutional ban.
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An internal poll conducted in December showed him leading Loeffler by 21 percentage points in the all-party race in November, holding a significant edge among Republican voters.
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Mr Corbyn now has net-unfavourable ratings among men and women of all age groups, in all social classes, in all regions, and of all party affiliations—including Labour.
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Sirisena called the all party leaders' meeting after Rajapaksa, his choice to lead the government, was voted out twice within days by a majority in a no-confidence motion.
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In April, the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Refugees, which consists of cross-party members of parliament, urged the interior ministry to extend the period to 50 days.
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Trump positioned himself as a populist above all party politics -- a red flag of authoritarianism, and another sign that the GOP was simply his vehicle to get into power.
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Although all party leaders sometimes have to ignore their members, for Mr Corbyn to go over the heads of the rank and file in this instance reeks of hypocrisy.
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The second group are voters in all party affiliations that can be swayed, and it's these "swayables" that will greatly affect the outcome in tight races such as this.
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All Obama politics should be filtered through the DNC, and all Party politics"—including existing organizations that support candidates for Congress and statehouses—"should be filtered through the DNC.
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However, it's not all party tricks: According to Edward R. Laskowski, MD, at the Mayo Clinic, hypermobility can also cause chronic pain and frequent injuries and dislocations for some.
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California has a top-two primary system, which sees candidates face off in an all-party primary before the top two vote-getters advance to a general election runoff.
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"He was highly respected and well liked across all party lines because he brought an intelligent, honest and straightforward approach to everything he did," Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said.
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Rep. Mike Levin (D-Calif.) will face Republican Brian Maryott in November in his race for a second term after they both advanced in the all-party primary Tuesday.
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Last week, Democrat Jon Ossoff stunned many observers by winning 48 percent in an all-party "jungle" primary; in June, he will face Republican Karen Handel in a runoff.
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Next Sunday, all party leaders who have achieved representation in parliament are expected to begin consultations with Israel's president over who should get first shot at building a coalition.
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Its resolutions to create an all-party transitional government of national unity, to hold a Constitutional Conference and an election within two years were ignored after independence in 2011.
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The Senate Republican strategy would start the repeal process in early January and could defer the effective date for several years, but not all party members were on board.
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Next Sunday, all party leaders who have achieved representation in Parliament are expected to begin consultations with Israel's President over who should get first shot at building a coalition.
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Lower House member Dario Martinez, of Fernandez's Front of All party, proposed that the article granting those powers be removed from the bill, according to state news service Telam.
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"Our federal executive has resolved that Zille be suspended from all party-related activities until such time that a disciplinary hearing is concluded," said Maimane, the party's first black leader.
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The election is an all-party contest in November, with the top two finishers facing off in a January 2021 runoff if no candidate tops 50 percent of the vote.
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Ossoff's flush campaign forced Republican outside groups to spend millions to keep him from winning a majority in the April all-party primary, which would have won him the seat.
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This would enable regional authorities to set quotas based on the "economic and cultural needs" of each area, the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) said in a report published on Thursday.
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"This report is another complete whitewash and another demonstrable failure of the regulator to perform its role," said Kevin Hollinrake, co-chair of parliament's all-party group for fair business banking.
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If more than two candidates emerge, lawmakers vote among themselves to narrow the field and then put two candidates to a vote by all party members, not just those in Parliament.
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Harder's GOP opponent, Ted Howze, a veterinarian specializing in large animals and former member of the Turlock City Council, previously ran in the all-party primary for the seat in 2018.
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Rep. Gil CisnerosGilbert (Gil) Ray CisnerosMORE (D-Calif.) is slated for a rematch in November against Republican Young Kim after they both secured spots in the all-party primary on Tuesday.
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"Successive rounds of voting will take place until a final choice of candidates to put to a vote of all party members is determined," senior Conservative figures said in a statement.
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It is also a setback for African Union mediator, Edem Kodjo, who earlier said the way was open for all-party talks to begin on Tuesday to secure agreement on the election.
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However, the 12 states that have amended that law turned it into an "all-party consent," which means all the call participants must agree to being recorded prior to the recording's start.
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While Trump praised Handel for keeping Democrat Jon Ossoff from winning the all-party primary outright, Trump complained that too many Republicans had run in that contest and hurt one other's chances.
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In the all-party primary election in August, Ms. Rodgers was jolted by a surprisingly narrow victory — about 4 percentage points — over Lisa Brown, a Democratic former state legislator and economics professor.
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An all-party parliamentary committee voted in December in favor of permitting unrestricted abortion up to the 12th week of pregnancy, and later in cases of rape, incest or fatal fetal abnormality.
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The Houthi leadership recommended the announcement of a state of emergency and suspension of all "party activity", telling Saleh's supporters any mass gatherings should be made on battlefronts, not in public squares.
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California's senior senator pummeled him by 32 percentage points in the June all-party primary, winning more than 70 percent of the Democratic vote in a contest in which 32 candidates competed.
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Ten women came forward against restaurateur Ken Friedman, who allegedly maintained a free-for-all party after-hours in what employees dubbed the "rape room" at his New York restaurant, The Spotted Pig.
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"The involvement of the British state is something that the government ought to make plain to parliament," David Davis MP, chair of the UK's All-Party Parliamentary Group on drones, told VICE News.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka's President Maithripala Sirisena on Sunday asked an all-party meeting to hold a third vote on a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa, deepening the country's political crisis.
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A Google spokesperson told The Verge during I/O, where Duplex was unveiled, that the assistant would not be coming to a number of states, due to concerns about these "all-party" eavesdropping laws.
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Rajoy has ruled out international mediation as a format for resolving the future of Catalonia, offering instead all-party Spanish political talks to find a solution, on condition independence is taken off the table.
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If neither does, it will be up to President Mattarella to mould an all-party coalition to pass an electoral law that could produce a clear result, and steer Italy back to the polls.
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About a dozen states will hold presidential primaries, assigning a fifth of all party delegates, likely offering some clarity on a presidential race that's seen its fair share of red faces, upsets and collapses.
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She was Labour "to the core", but one of the most moving of many tributes after her murder was by Andrew Mitchell, her Conservative co-chair of the all-party Friends of Syria group.
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Since the first woman MP was elected nearly 100 years ago, 453 females have become lawmakers - which is exactly how many men are in parliament today, the all-party Women and Equalities Committee said.
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The book will become "essential" learning material for all party cadres, the Central Party School's official newspaper, the Study Times, said on Friday, directing its lecturers to "conscientiously learn and digest" the book's details.
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But last month Spain's far-right Vox party - which became the third-largest party in the Spanish parliament in last month's general elections - refused to sign an all-party declaration condemning violence against women.
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Additionally, McConnell, who is first and foremost a fundraiser for Republicans (as all party leaders have become) understands how important the Court has become to a major part of the Republican donor class: big business.
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Google has already adapted around all-party consent laws in its other products — if you record a call in Google Voice, it automatically plays a little prerecorded blurb announcing that the call is being recorded.
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If the caller is in New York, for example, which has a one-party consent law, but the person being called is in Washington, which requires all-party consent, there isn't necessarily a clear default.
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A dozen states are holding presidential primaries or caucuses, assigning a fifth of all party delegates, likely offering some clarity on a presidential race that's seen its fair share of red faces, upsets and collapses.
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In what should be nirvana — all-party control of Washington — they instead are jammed daily between a president who routinely ridicules them for ineptitude — and Steve Bannon, who's recruiting hardliners to extinguish their very existence.
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But not all party members back him and many are pressing for "Anyone But Boris", seeing his decision to back the Leave campaign as a betrayal of his former ally Cameron, according to media reports.
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A 2015 Pew Research Center survey found that while support for the death penalty has dropped among all party identification, the sharpest decline has happened with Democrats — 56 percent of Democrats oppose the death penalty.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's far-right Vox party refused to sign an all-party declaration condemning violence against women on Monday, drawing outrage from civil rights groups and embarrassing its allies in the conservative People's Party.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A British lawmaker, who chairs an all-party group on Kashmir, has been denied entry to India after she criticized the government's decision to strip the disputed Himalayan region of its constitutional autonomy.
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Their leadership convened on Wednesday and recommended the announcement of a state of emergency and suspension of all "party activity", telling Saleh's supporters any mass gatherings should be made on battlefronts, not in public squares.
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has offered all-party political talks to find a solution, opening the door to a deal giving Catalonia more autonomy, but only if the Catalan government gives up any independence ambitions.
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"When the party centre makes a policy decision, all party groups must put it into practice to the letter," Xi said in the speech directed at the central party leadership, according to the CCTV state broadcaster.
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Hammond made the comments at the annual dinner of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Wholesale Financial Markets and Services, attended by executives from the major British and international banks, according to the people who attended.
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British lawmaker Kevin Hollinrake, chairman of the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Fair Business Banking, told Reuters that the APPG would propose the tribunal, likely funded by the banks themselves, in a report in July.
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Modi's black money drive is expected to dominate the reopening of parliament for its winter session on Wednesday and he was due to attend an all-party meeting later in the day to discuss the matter.
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The government and opposition remain more divided than ever: a visit from a UN arbitrator in April failed to revive all-party talks, because the opposition insists on the release of political prisoners as a precondition.
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Fellow lawmaker Kevin Hollinrake, who is co-chair of parliament's all-party group for fair business banking, called the FCA's report "another complete whitewash" and said it demonstrated the regulator was failing to perform its role.
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THE FRONT-RUNNER Alberto Fernandez, a savvy political operator and former chief of staff, emerged from the shadows less than six months ago to become the unexpected main challenger to Macri with the "Front for All" party.
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In 2011, an all-party commission was formed at the parliament to facilitate dialogue between Turkey's major political movements, which would eventually dissolve the body after reaching an agreement on 60 articles, to draft a new constitution.
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While details yet to be released, the Liberals had promised to strike an all-party Parliamentary committee that would study these sorts of intelligence-collection activities, akin to what exists in the United States and United Kingdom.
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Kevin Hollinrake, chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Fair Business Banking, said the cross-party group would use public interest laws to publish the so-called 'Project Lord Turnbull Report', unless Lloyds itself publishes first.
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Kristersson had two weeks to report on whether he had been successful and was not limited to forming a government with just his Alliance allies, Norlen earlier told reporters after meeting all party leaders during the day.
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In an interview with state television, Ma Guoqiang, the Communist Party secretary of Wuhan, acknowledged that Wuhan residents "are a little anxious and a little nervous" and said he would mobilize all party cells to comfort them.
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Twenty percent of the African-Americans who voted early in the runoff had not participated in the state's all-party primary, and there were considerable upticks in turnout around urban hubs like New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
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Republicans and Democrats were already telegraphing strategy for a two-month runoff even before voters in Georgia's 6th Congressional District had finished casting ballots on Tuesday, when Ossoff garnered 48 percent of the all-party primary vote.
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The crowded Democratic field could complicate Democrats' prospects because of California's top-two primary system, which sees every candidate face off in an all-party primary before the top two votegetters advance to a general election runoff.
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Barring a deal between the M5S and the centre-left, which cannot be ruled out, the most obvious alternative would be an all-party government to see the country through to fresh elections, with new rules, in 2019.
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The alternatives for Italy include an agreement between the PD and the right (rejected by Mr Salvini), an all-party government (rejected by Mr Di Maio) and a partnership between the M5S and the populist, hard-right League.
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Tuesday's vote was the culmination of a monthslong slog — Ossoff and Handel advanced to the runoff in April when Ossoff fell just short of winning the all-party special election outright, extending the election cycle another two months.
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This track's sinister synths are enhanced by the video's flashy, atmospheric lighting, and while the overall sound brings to mind the bit in a contemporary horror film when shit's about to go down, the video is all party.
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Almost all of the votes should be in by tomorrow, and this weekend, all party leaders who have achieved representation in parliament will consult with Israel's President over who should get first shot at building a coalition. 5.
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John Bel Edwards, a Democrat, fell short of the majority of the vote needed to clinch reelection in Saturday's all-party primary and will face Republican businessman Eddie Rispone in a one-on-one general election next month.
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After Democrat Jon Ossoff failed to win April's special election all-party primary in Georgia, forcing him into a runoff with Republican Karen Handel, Trump tweeted twice to mock the Democrats and claim some of the win for himself.
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The call by the All Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Fair Business Banking comes after the publication online on Tuesday of an internal 20083 report alleging serious misconduct by the lender over the handling and disclosure of the fraud.
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We talked to the good folks over at Sapphire ... a Vegas mega club where celebs like Rihanna, 50 Cent and Katy Perry all party ... and they told us they have some silicon-filled incentive for the team to move.
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One Georgia Republican operative, who requested anonymity to speak candidly, said Loeffler was in a "perilous" political situation caused by the revelations about her stocks specifically because, in the all-party November contest, another Republican was on the ballot.
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That was in line with recommendations made by an all-party parliamentary committee, which came to a more liberal position than some had anticipated after concluding that legislating for termination for reasons of rape and incest was too complex.
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Democrats have gone all-in for 30-year-old investigative filmmaker Jon Ossoff ahead of the April 18 all-party "jungle primary" in the hopes that he can deliver a major upset in the suburban Atlanta district — and possibly win outright.
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Barbara BoxerBarbara Levy BoxerOnly four Dem senators have endorsed 2020 candidates Hispanic civil rights icon endorses Harris for president California AG Becerra included in Bloomberg 50 list MORE (D-Calif.) this year, taking second place in California's all-party primary.
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Two Democrats appear likely to face each other in a runoff in a suburban Atlanta state Senate district formerly held by a Republican after finishing first and second in the all-party primary — a result that would break the GOP's supermajority.
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They acknowledge the high energy for their opponent, but note that Handel, a former Georgia secretary of State, quickly consolidated GOP support after the all-party primary and has since raised the resources to compete on the same level as Ossoff.
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Cox advances in California primary The 22020 other key races to watch on Super Tuesday The biggest political upsets of the decade MORE, in his bid for a second term in November after clearing the threshold in Tuesday's all-party primary.
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Vox's refusal to sign the declaration by the Madrid city council meant that for the first time since a landmark 2004 law on gender violence, local authorities in the Spanish capital were unable to issue a joint all-party statement.
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Most state wiretapping laws are based on the federal statute, but they differ between requiring one-party consent—where only one member of a conversation must be aware of a recording— and two-party consent, also known as all-party consent.
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Parliamentary Affairs Minister Venkaiah Naidu said the government was ready to discuss all major issues, including the protests, after opposition lawmakers raised the issue with Modi at an all-party meeting aimed at preparing the ground for the upcoming session.
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The all-party Women and Equalities Committee said it aims to keep women safe in the workplace, improve handling of complaints and review legal protections for those accused of abuse, such as non-disclosure agreements, which may be used to silence victims.
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"Xi Jinping is trying to maintain stability and reduce any foreign policy risks, which could jeopardize his position at the all-party congress," said Selina Ho, senior research fellow at the Center on Asia and Globalization at the National University of Singapore.
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The prime minister met national party leaders on Friday to seek ways to end the worst unrest in Kashmir since 2010, but there was no agreement to send an all-party delegation to the region for talks to try and calm tensions there.
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All the candidates are running unopposed, so the main question will be how many voters participate in primaries for Mr Macri's Juntos por el Cambio (United for Change) coalition, Mr Fernández's Frente de Todos (Front for All) party and Mr Lavagna's Consenso (Consensus) 2030.
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So it's just kind of a natural progression from people having collections while in gangs to getting older and getting out of them but still having meetups where former rivals would all party together and exchange ephemera like cards and cardigan sweaters with patches.
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Over the weekend, Joachim Loew's hand took an exciting journey through his trousers and then up to his nose and because he chose to do this during a soccer match broadcasted to millions across the world, we were all party to the wild ride.
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"It is critical that we have surrogacy laws in the UK that reflect modern families and do not discriminate against people who are not in a relationship," Member of Parliament Andrew Percy, chair of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Surrogacy, said in a statement.
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According to Engadget, a group of members of parliament have formed a bipartisan coalition under the header of the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Prostitution and the Global Sex Trade and called for a ban on "prostitution websites" this week during a House of Commons debate.
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You have a reasonable expectation of privacy on the phone, meaning you cannot just record somebody you're having a phone conversation with unless you are in a one-party consent state and you consent, or you're in an all-party consent state and every body consents.
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"This project combines resolving RBS's state aid obligations with seeking to support greater competition in the SME (small- to medium-sized enterprise) banking market," said Cromwell, who previously headed the All Party Parliamentary Group on Fair Business Banking and remains its vice chair, in a statement.
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The All-Party Parliamentary Group on Fair Business Banking, a cross-party group of UK lawmakers who back the idea of a tribunal, said the Financial Services Tribunal is supported by senior lawyers and many banks, despite Walker dismissing the tribunal as simply being popular with politicians.
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As portrayed in the report by the All Party Parliamentary Group on Religious Freedom, the people employed by the Home Office to interview asylum-seekers are typical of society as whole: not very knowledgeable about spiritual matters, and therefore inclined to use rather heavy-handed methods.
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This year, my country of the Maldives – an Indian Ocean island archipelago of just over 85033,000 people - has been the subject of a US Senate resolution, a statement by 10 Downing Street, and a report from the All-Party Maldives Group, a caucus of the British Parliament.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren HillThis week: House eyes vote on emergency coronavirus funding The 14 other key races to watch on Super Tuesday Obama warns against 'unauthorized use' of his image to mislead voters in cease-and-desist letter MORE's (D) replacement in Tuesday's all-party primary.
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"The committee has given its suggestions and the alternative of the non-lethal weapon has been suggested as PAVA shells," Home Minister Rajnath Singh told reporters as he led an all-party delegation to Srinagar, the summer capital of India's northernmost state of Jammu and Kashmir.
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As Congress deals with yet another manufactured year end spending "crisis" that will result in more spending of money our country does not have, a new poll highlights a potential effective solution to the national spending problem that enjoys shockingly high levels of public support across all party lines.
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Perez and Price were in frequent communication in the run up to the caucuses, one Iowa Democrat said, but Perez did not travel to Des Moines for caucus night, something Iowa officials said they felt was strange considering he is a frequent presence at nearly all party events.
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Ossoff failed to win more than 50 percent of the vote in Tuesday's all-party special election, so he will now face off against Republican Karen Handel in a June 20 runoff, where they'll vie for the seat vacated by President Trump's Health and Human Services secretary, Tom Price.
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The Orange County-based seat tops the nationwide list of Democratic targets, but it became the site of an early, multimillion-dollar rescue operation when it became clear the wide field of Democrats could split their vote enough to land a pair of Republicans atop the all-party primary on Tuesday.
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Mr Corbyn is in the uncomfortable position of resisting calls for "people power", in the form of a second referendum, a ballot of all party members or a special conference on the Brexit question, and instead defending a policy of triangulation and prevarication cooked up by a sinister cabal of advisers.
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Zhang Dejiang, Yu Zhengsheng, and Liu Yunshan, all party officials on the elite 7-man Politburo Standing Committee, the apex of political power in China that is headed by Xi, praised "Xi Jinping Thought on Socialism with Chinese Characteristics for a New Era", according to the official Xinhua news agency.
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Related: Britain's Covert War in Yemen: A VICE News Investigation "The deaths of innocent bystanders has a moral dimension but also a huge strategic dimension in cultures which have a very strong sense of honor," said British MP David Davis, chair of the UK's All-Party Parliamentary Group on Drones.
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Lucy Powell, an MP and member of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Drones, a political party-neutral group established to examine the use of drones by governments, told Motherboard in an email today that the attorney general's speech is a "welcome step" towards transparency regarding the legal basis for UK drone strikes.
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It has become a party must-have for all party lovers and undoubtedly the most popular party pill of all the nightclubs in L.A." Howard from California wrote, "Cok-N blows your brains out and tightens your jaws; your hair stands on end so that your feet can't escape the dance floor.
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This could be the coverup of a nuclear-armed U.S. nemesis that infiltrated our politics with the specific aim of disrupting the very foundation of our democracy — a presidential election — and did so, possibly, in a manner that elected its preferred candidate and locked in all party control that could decimate the opposition party for years.
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The campaign was put forward this Tuesday after the All Party Parliamentary Group on Drug Policy Reform analyzed evidence from 623 patients, medical professionals, and legally savvy people with knowledge of cannabis regulation in other countries, and reached the conclusion that weed can, indeed, be helpful and therapeutic in many ways—and is actually not a terrifying nightmare drug.
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Some of the Swedish guys told me that at night they would all party and get drunk, and they would all take painkillers, and they would go out on the street and look for a group of immigrant guys, or Antifas, or a bunch of anarchist punks who were also drunk and on painkillers and looking for a fight.
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" As early as 1932, Rauschning writes, Hitler was out "to liberate himself from all party doctrines in economic policy, and he did the same in all other fields," believing that "the things that stir most men and fire their enthusiasm are the rhythm, the new tempo, the activity, that take them out of the humdrum daily life.
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Darrell IssaDarrell Edward IssaFive Latinas who could be Biden's running mate The Hill's Campaign Report: Campaigns confront reality of coronavirus Issa advances in bid to fill Hunter's vacant House seat MORE (R-Calif.) succeeded in his attempt at a congressional comeback after advancing in California's all-party primary to fill the vacancy left by disgraced ex-GOP Rep.
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" He called on the bloc to take action, through the W.T.O. Simon Clarke, a Conservative member of Britain's Parliament and vice chairman of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Steel and Metal Related Industries, wrote on Twitter on Friday: "Tariffs are the worst possible option for the world economy and a major threat to U.K. steel in particular.
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Here's a classic summation of this point by political scientists Edward G. Carmines and James A. Stimson: Thus, by their very nature, all party alignments contain the seeds of their own destruction, the various groups that make up the party may be united on some issues, particularly on those that gave rise to the alignment in the first place.
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Rep. Harley RoudaHarley Edwin RoudaDemocrat Harley Rouda advances in California House primary Let engineers make engineering decisions on local infrastructure projects EPA pushes back on Oversight review of ethics program MORE (D-Calif.) advanced in the all-party primary on Tuesday in his race for a second term and will square off against Republican Michelle Park Steel in November.
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Darrell IssaDarrell Edward IssaFive Latinas who could be Biden's running mate The Hill's Campaign Report: Campaigns confront reality of coronavirus Issa advances in bid to fill Hunter's vacant House seat MORE (R-Calif.) succeeded in his attempt at a congressional comeback after advancing in California's all-party primary to fill the vacancy left by disgraced ex-GOP Rep.
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In 2008, an all-party parliamentary group on dementia in the UK concluded that the over-prescription of antipsychotics for dementia patients in institutions was a significant problem, despite the fact that these drugs result in limited benefit for people with dementia, particularly when prescribed for long periods, and despite the serious side-effects associated with their long-term use.
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Darrell IssaDarrell Edward IssaDemocrat Campa-Najjar advances to runoff in race to fill Hunter's vacant California seat Democrat who won Issa's open House seat advances in California primary This week: House eyes vote on emergency coronavirus funding MORE (R-Calif.), who's attempting a congressional comeback, or former San Diego City Councilman Carl DeMaio, who were running second and third respectively in the all-party primary held on Tuesday.
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Last month, the Group—which includes economist Ann Pettifor, a government advisor and director of Policy Research in Macroeconomics; The Guardian's economics editor Larry Elliott; Green Party MP Caroline Lucas, also Vice Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Peak Oil and Gas; and Jeremy Leggett, chairman of British solar energy firm Solarcentury—issued a new policy brief warning of the risk of another financial crash due to a rising debt-bubble.
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What was different in Louisiana was that Mr. Edwards enjoyed a huge spike between the all-party primary last month and the Saturday runoff among the voters who Mr. Trump most alienates: While turnout grew modestly in many of the rural areas, it jumped by 29 percent in New Orleans and 25 percent in the parish that includes Shreveport, and it was nearly as high in Baton Rouge and in the largest New Orleans suburbs.
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The most concise and convincing (to me) explanation of the transience of American political alignments comes from political scientists Edward G. Carmines and James A. Stimson, who in their excellent book Issue Evolution: Race and the Transformation of American Politics offer the following: Thus, by their very nature, all party alignments contain the seeds of their own destruction, the various groups that make up the party may be united on some issues, particularly on those that gave rise to the alignment in the first place.
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Here are the five open-seat House races to watch: California's 34th District The special elections will kick off in Los Angeles on April 4 in a 23-candidate, all-party primary to replace Xavier BecerraXavier BecerraCalifornia leads states in lawsuit over Trump public charge rule Overnight Energy: Trump sparks new fight over endangered species protections | States sue over repeal of Obama power plant rules | Interior changes rules for ethics watchdogs California counties file first lawsuit over Trump 'public charge' rule MORE, who left the seat to become California's attorney general.
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