The policeman, and the one policeman actually said to the officer who was actually kicking, 'back off, back off, back off'.
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Why don't you back off of me, I'll back off of you.
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"He made a horrible statement, tried to back off, but couldn't even bring himself to back off," Schumer said on the Senate floor.
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" Angela Kinsey and Colleen Ballinger in "Haters Back Off.
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I think Trump will back off until after the election.
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Does Stan back off because he doesn't find any evidence?
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Sometimes I just gotta know when to back off something.
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Note to government bureaucrats panting to regulate Facebook: Back off!
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Why did Trump back off his no new deals pledge?
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If we back off release blind ourselves thumb away hope . . .
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The Taliban previously warned IS to back off in Afghanistan.
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Mr. Modi took the opportunity to back off further escalation.
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To focus you had to move closer or back off.
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Neither of them, though, instructed him to physically back off.
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If they want to back off, let them tell us.
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Organizers were pleading with the camera operators to back off.
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I don't think he can afford to back off now.
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I think it is right to back off from that.
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But not everyone in agriculture thinks Trump should back off.
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Haters Back Off is getting a second season on Netflix.
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She says, short and sweet, "Rob needs to back off."
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The White House did not signal a willingness to back off.
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And, once my pajamas are on, they aren't coming back off.
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He refuses to back off until I tell him I'm engaged.
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And that&aposs what they do and then we back off.
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Back off and take the time to line up your shots.
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Ducote wants to stop back off at the Lieutenant Governor's party.
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Go deeper: Decision to back off Florida drilling plan makes wave
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Once the connection happens, Golden says, you have to back off.
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The series will be called Haters Back Off, according to Variety.
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But he did not back off after Scarborough went on offense.
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The only person I wanted to back off was my fiancé.
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Back off in attacking who I am and my family's values.
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I don't see a doctorate after your name, so back off.
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The lights went back off, and there were more encore sets.
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Why don't you back off when you hear that from business?
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They've never been the types to back off or back down.
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Of course, the Fed could back off if the economy slackens.
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Go deeper: Trump officials likely to back off automotive regulations freeze
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To back off this commitment would hurt global and U.S. security.
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He encouraged Scott to back off and reboot his preshot routine.
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But not long into shooting, she told him to back off.
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Republican lawmakers have also begun pressuring the president to back off.
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She thinks everyone should back off of Rob because of the baby.
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Arie Luyendyk Jr. wants naysayers to back off his wife, Lauren Burnham.
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He would not back off his plans to deport all undocumented immigrants.
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I think that everybody felt that it was respectful to back off.
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Haters Back Off season 2 is available for streaming on Netflix now.
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Respect the family and back off, bitch, before we come get you.
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And I've heard nothing to suggest Trump will back off these attacks.
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Drummond then forced overtime with his put-back off a Jackson miss.
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He might back off these promised attacks on our democracy and freedoms.
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It will also help you back off and give them some space.
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It's not the first time Harry has asked people to back off.
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Trump would back off the claim, and the offer, in subsequent interviews.
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With her new Netflix series Haters Back Off set to launch Oct.
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The cosmonaut is scheduled to blast back off to orbit on Dec.
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Recalling its own slogans about stability and peace, it should back off.
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Each time, a plastic hand pops out and turns it back off.
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But rather than back off, the Russian strongman issued his own threat.
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Back off, other brands: Beyoncé's got dibs on that "slay"/"sleigh" pun.
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It ran out, retrieved the toy, and then ran back off screen.
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What about Netflix makes it the best place for Haters Back Off!?
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But I feel like now cosplayers are quicker to say, 'Back off!
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" Senator Richard Durbin, an Illinois Democrat, called on Trump to "back off.
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Yet they still refuse to back off their support for Mr. Trump.
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The message is: you don't know why someone's overweight, so back off.
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I'll back off on say a clip I didn't want to cut.
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Despite the immediate outcry, Musk initially refused to back off his comments.
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I think we had to back off quite a lot of shots.
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"I think it's a mistake to back off on marijuana," he said.
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Hawley called Bannon, and whatever he said persuaded Bannon to back off.
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Eventually, we turned around and he dropped me back off on campus.
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Trump asked them to persuade Comey to back off investigating Flynn. 4.
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Bernie Sanders' supporters have some advice for President Barack Obama: Back off.
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The police back off But other doctors disagreed with the Mayo physician.
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Not all of Trump's advisors want to back off the planned duties.
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"If they back off now, interest rates could rise rapidly," he said.
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What is going to happen when growth drops back off next year?
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These worked temporarily, but I always fell right back off the wagon.
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" Senator Richard Durbin, an Illinois Democrat, called on Trump to "back off.
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Another passenger, however, tweeted that the lights had gone back off since then.
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But "Melania put her foot down," and Ivanka was told to back off.
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He, in turn, said he would turn around and drop her back off.
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Pisces may often have to their mom to back off and chill out.
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Peel the back off the paper to make your memories into a sticker.
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She's starred in several other shows like New Girl and Haters Back Off!
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Instead, his Panenka was clawed back off the line by the prostrate keeper.
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"Respect the family and back off, b---h, before we come get you."
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The video, though, is more '90s than '00s, so back off, Disney Channel.
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But after that massive move, analysts are beginning to back off the stock.
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Hearing that and telling myself that allows me to back off a bit.
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So today, on World Emoji Day, tell those emoji elitists to back off.
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They'll say, 'We'll just have to find someone else,' and I back off.
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"And I told him, 'No back-off,&apos" White told NBC Bay Area.
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Back on, back off-the-record for Axe to get a jab in.
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One GOP senator on Wednesday simply called on the President to back off.
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Colleen Ballinger-Evans, Miranda Sings's real name, will star in Haters Back Off.
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But knowing when to push, and when to back off, is a challenge.
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Trump won't back off the tariffs in one industry, or seek a compromise?
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The White House has refused to back off the claim despite Comey's statement.
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Clinton and her allies to back off on taking aim at the messenger.
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Afterward he goes back off to war, but in feverish Petrograd, revolution seethes.
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The lights flickered on about 20 minutes into the delay then back off.
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Facebook would try something sneaky, users would object and Facebook would back off.
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But on Tuesday before the meeting, he had appeared to back off slightly.
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Mr. Trump has sent no signals that he is willing to back off.
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Officials also leaned on her mother to pressure Ms. Yue to back off.
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Although the strike doesn't kill the wasp, it makes the attacker back off.
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You've told us the president asked you to back off the Flynn investigation.
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"She just doesn't back off," said Tracy Austin, a former world No. 26.
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And some of his aides did not back off from the sharp language.
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Albany legislators should back off, do their actual jobs and leave her alone.
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First, back off maximum pressure, which is a path toward war with Iran.
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Trump's remarks seemed to back off a threat he issued over the weekend.
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He also shouts out all of Logan's haters, telling them to back off.
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And that I wouldn't know when to push and when to back off.
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The writer asked Carolyn for ways to tell the family to back off.
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After the tweet, Graham told CNN he wanted Trump to back off Sessions.
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But the more you back off, the more they don't take you seriously.
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Dixon told cops the Stewarts got super loud and refused to back off.
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Should I back off and commiserate with my stepsister when she's old enough?
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I mean, they could have told me to back off, to go away.
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Lindsey Graham wants President Donald Trump to back off Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
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I end up having an anxiety attack and now i'm back off, sick.
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Adams put the Thunder ahead with a put-back off a Westbrook missed layup.
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Second, Scott needs to back off and stay out of his ex's food choices.
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And when you reach your destination, you can peel them right back off. 10.
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When it comes down to it, Haters Back Off is neither honest nor accepting.
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Some people kiss with spit and he already has a mom so back off.
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Remember: Comey said Trump asked him for loyalty, and to back off Michael Flynn.
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She asked Senator Amy Klobuchar to back off her Facebook regulation (she did not).
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He wants all the haters to back off of her ... saying she deserves that.
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Some predators initiate sexual talk or request pictures immediately and back off if refused.
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The vessels pull up right alongside the whale, then back off once it's freed.
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It seemed liked a better idea to back off until something better is available.
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In the second, he took Diakiese's back off a nice takedown of his own.
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"Up 4-1 and we started to back off," Coyotes coach Rick Tocchet said.
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Randall D. Eliason: Don't be so sure Mueller will back off before the midterms.
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DO YOU KEEP THAT UP, OR DO YOU BACK OFF DURING THIS REGULATORY REVIEW?
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Speaking to reporters Wednesday afternoon, Trump appeared to back off of his Monday tweet.
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Fitch added back off-balance sheet securitization debt ($3 billion) before determining the reduction.
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Hopefully, President Trump will find a way to back off his European tariff threat.
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Despite the pushback, there's little evidence the Obama administration will back off the issue.
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There's a lot in "Haters Back Off!" to gratify Ms. Ballinger's YouTube fan base.
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But they neither hurt Mr. Trump in the polls nor made him back off.
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Did these no-good establishmentskis force Trump to back off his economic protectionist rhetoric?
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That's why they're warning currency traders to back off and stop selling the yuan.
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They want to remind company executives that workers won't back off until things change.
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Boeing, meanwhile, is struggling to get its troubled 737 Max back off the ground...
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" He predicted that it may "drop back off the screen in the national campaign.
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In October, 38 senators urged Mr. Pruitt to back off from any changes. Gov.
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Check out the clip ... George explains why the critics need to back off 'KUWTK.'
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On Wednesday he seemed to back off slightly in favor of a middle road.
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Let me now back off a step or three and interrogate my own righteousness.
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Recently, however, many moderates have been saying that the "frontline fighters" should back off.
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"Respect the family and back off, bitch, before we come get you," he said.
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Last month, Trump threatened "fire and fury" if North Korea did not back off.
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Did SDNY back off because he's the president and charging him would be pointless?
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And he had the ego and sense of self to make Dolan back off.
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Google has been forced to back off of certain projects have pushback from employees.
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With revolving loans, you can continually add to your balance and pay it back off.
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And I realized it was time for me to back off a little bit. Right.
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Fabien Barthez saved cooly from Albertini, while Di Biagio's effort rebounded back off the crossbar.
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"The Fed needs to back off, otherwise growth estimates will go to zero," he said.
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If a trade war happens and the economy takes a dive, they might back off.
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"He made us so invaluable to Abrams that Abrams had to back off," he said.
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Sanders said his campaign plans to push superdelegates to back off their endorsements of Clinton.
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The White House seemed to try to back off a little bit in reaction today.
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During the company's conference call, Musk did not back off its push toward autonomous driving.
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Wyden asks why FBI leadership didn't notify Sessions about Trump's request to back off Flynn.
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President Trump's legal and political pursuers will hardly back off based on the Mueller report.
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And then at the end of the day, we have to take it back off.
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Once they reach a set temperature they back off, ensuring that healthy cells are spared.
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Our sources say Gordon cut a $25,000 check and the manager decided to back off.
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Her first possession back off the bench, Wilson dribble-drove, kicked to an open teammate.
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I've had to stand back off the platform because my legs were shaking so much.
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Even if they do agree to the date, you should still back off, Spira says.
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But some top legal minds in the GOP are warning fellow Republicans to back off.
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President Trump has denied ever asking Comey to back off on an investigation into Flynn.
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Most recently, Ballinger brought Miranda's backstory to life with a Netflix series Haters Back Off.
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If he knows the US will defend the Baltics, then he will likely back off.
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If I know he wants to try it on with someone, I'll usually back off.
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No mention is made of Mr. Evans (but there's a plug for "Haters Back Off").
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You're not going to back off of me, I got no problem going after you.
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The president has tended to back off whenever markets and the economy have looked soft.
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Do you wish you had turned around at that debate and said, "Back off, jackass"?
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She wants Ruth to help her get her heroin producing business back off the ground.
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You back off some tee shots, you put it in the middle of the green.
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When I feel the fear inside, I take it as a cue to back off.
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" Asked if Trump should back off Murkowski, Hatch said: "I think he has backed off.
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How can I politely decline to answer these questions without telling people to back off?
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It also didn't back off of earlier promises that it wouldn't seek a nuclear weapon.
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S. talks and China has warned the U.S. to back off from any official exchanges.
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If the U.S. 10-year does reach 3 percent, Peters expects it to back off.
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The likely result is that they will back off, and concentrate on other pressing issues.
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He lets out a primal yell that echoes back off of the buildings around us.
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He initially came out in support of the nations boycotting Qatar, only later to back off.
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Accumulating those hours would cost thousands of dollars, so Evans began to back off his dream.
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In the end, I predict he will back off to some degree, he&aposll declare victory.
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Seeking to avoid hurting the economy, the Trump administration may decide to back off tariff threats.
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We thought that the cargo would come back off at the end of March this year.
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But Senate Democrats want to know if Comey personally felt "pressured" to back off of Flynn.
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In a strange geopolitical twist, only when Russia introduced the measure did the US back off.
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Or does he back off because, on some level, he doesn't want to lose his friend?
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Ballinger has a Netflix comedy series based on Miranda Sings, Haters Back Off, debuting Oct. 14.
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There's no reason for Give a Glimpse of What Yer Not to back off from that.
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Unfortunately every time President Xi flatters our president he seems to back off a tough deal.
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And Trump, in his typical style, has shown no sign that he's willing to back off.
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I do feel we can back off a little bit, take the foot of the gas.
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Honestly, we don't deserve Jordan as is — Twitter, back off and let this guy do him.
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America had to send in two aircraft-carrier battle groups to persuade China to back off.
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And, as mentioned, Fox tried the lower ad loads idea in 2008, only to back off.
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Monaco said the administration will not back off those efforts during Obama's final month in office.
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In fact, he thinks if the investigation ultimately finds nothing, "many" Democrats will probably back off.
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Anger is a chance to draw a boundary, to say no more, to say back off.
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Private conversations aside, few signs have appeared that Republicans are planning to back off their position.
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These were red flags for the police to back off and take a less confrontational approach.
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Vassar says he asked his coaches to back off because the timing was bad for him.
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They said they'd back off if we could arrange for them to get a good photograph.
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The whirlwind of deal activity comes as Cohen's hedge fund, Point72, gets back off the ground.
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Sanford has, at times, criticized Trump and didn't back off that criticism in debates with Arrington.
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Sanford has at times criticized Trump and didn't back off that criticism in debates with Arrington.
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"The Church has to back off," said Jenny Calma, a 34-year-old mother of two.
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"But the president needs to back off here and let the investigation go forward," he said.
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Normally, in a bar that wouldn't happen—when you clock someone else's partner, you'd back off.
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Here is Terra very quickly taking Brandon Mullins' back off a double guard pull, for instance.
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He helped fund a similar initiative in 2014, only to back off as he and Gov.
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Drilling has not produced the large finds they had hoped for, leading companies to back off.
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The ruling is at least the third time a court has ordered Lloyd to back off.
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Sharpton says if the network doesn't back off Hill soon, there will be hell to pay.
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The big question now is whether the remaining Kurdish forces will fight on or back off.
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Back off, he told Mr. Warner, according to a Facebook employee briefed on Mr. Schumer's intervention.
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A van picks Mr. Wicklin up every morning and drops him back off in the afternoon.
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" He also threatened King — "Respect the family and back off, bitch, before we come get you.
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He also appeared to back off of his threat to order U.S. companies out of China.
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And it did not back off from earlier promises that it wouldn't seek a nuclear weapon.
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Does the apparent lack of shareholder support for a Fox bid mean Comcast will back off?
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We picked up the vehicle on March 14 and dropped it back off on March 19.
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Trump vetoed that measure, though the Trump administration did back off some of its military support.
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The officers back off and Sterling stands in front of a car with his hands up.
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He added that cash prices will back off in October but not make a new low.
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Then, Stallone said, the commissioner told him to back off on the Amazon case—or resign.
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Aides warned Mr. Trump of a revolt among Senate Republicans if he did not back off.
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Surely the fact that "Bachoff Academy" sounds a lot like "Back Off Academy" can't be a coincidence.
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And irony of ironies: A bumbling Fed made the right decision to back off interest-rate hikes.
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Snoop Dogg censured King for trying to "tarnish" Bryant's reputation, saying, "Respect the family and back off!"
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But Trump also appeared to back off of his threat to order U.S. companies out of China.
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Well, you got to come out with everything that you want and back off a little bit.
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While analysts say oil could back off its highs, there's a more bullish tone to the market.
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Mr Trump, he reckons, will ultimately back off the tariff threat, for fear of undermining America's growth.
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"She had to back off her pain medications so she was able to do that," Bowes says.
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If these companies back off, they know some other company will come up and take their place.
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Travers never saw one person -- the house is set back off the road -- only the occasional car.
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Once this bull had its fun, it hopped back off the field and disappeared into the bush.
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So, he can either remain in an uncomfortable situation or tell his new friend to back off.
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Draghi's comments sent the euro bouncing back off its session lows and yields on US Treasurys rising.
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Cohen said most of the major airlines agreed to back off their longstanding opposition to the amendment.
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Later that month, Kushner persuaded Trump to back off his threat to abandon the "One China" policy.
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President Donald Trump has appeared to back off two key figures in the Russia investigation, for now.
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The company is in the earliest stages, and it could back off if the initial experiments fail.
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He said most of the major airlines agreed to back off their longstanding opposition to the amendment.
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The closest male wins and leaves a stinky plug inside her that tells others to back off.
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Trump appeared to back off the idea late last week, saying he would "rather not" do it.
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EU launched a "Back Off, Barack!" petition, asking President Obama to "butt out" of the Brexit debate.
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The rest of the floor will also hear the alarm and the miscreant will also back off.
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But I do think we may see people back off pretty soon," he said on "Power Lunch.
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I was wondering, the story had said you told Mark Warner to back off of his investigation.
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So, maybe, back off your impulse and consider the unintended consequences of your so-called flattering remarks.
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A final note for Jimmie Rivera, who came back off a rough knockout loss to Marlon Moraes.
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The big question now is whether forces loyal to Mr. Barzani will fight on or back off.
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This tragedy, which left 11 dead, wasn't enough to make Trump back off of his hateful talk.
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And then Trump intervened, demanding Navy SEAL leaders back off a plan to launch the review board.
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Should I just be blunt and tell him to back off, or should I go for it?
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Dr. Lekovic and I worried it would be difficult to back off after those procedures had occurred.
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Roman and Kendall piggy-back off Marcia's stern words, and the former quips that she "barbecued" Dad.
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If, at any point, you lose the ability to breathe deeply, back off until you regain it.
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The bureaucracies have already succeeded in getting Trump to back off an immediate U.S. withdrawal from Syria.
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And Lee indicated on Thursday that he was unlikely to back off his opposition to that measure.
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But he added that Mr. Trump has threatened to enact such policies before, only to back off.
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And finally, he says she needs to back off grousing that he's dating billionaire heiress Chloe Green.
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Maduro wants any potential deal with the opposition to include joint pressure on Washington to back off.
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After gossiping for hours, I drop them back off at home and crawl into bed with the boyfriend.
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I know there's a time and place to push hard and a time and place to back off.
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It doesn't need to use force at any given moment; it can always back off and try again.
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If he does back off, a government shutdown would be easily averted at the end of this week.
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They didn&apost back off necessarily in the zero tolerance but they&aposre not going to separate families.
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Administrations like Obama's were able to pull back this punitiveness by telling police and prosecutors to back off.
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She said she told him to "back off," and he later did it again, The Indianapolis Star reported.
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The letter appeared to back off from demanding the portions of the report redacted for grand jury reasons.
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Trump, who monitors the stock market closely, is not preparing to back off his hardline stance on China.
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Despite Comey's request, Trump's White House did not back off on Sunday and called for Congress to investigate.
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Yet he also insists there are no plans to back off from Paraguay's old school war on weed.
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But the president also appeared to back off of his threat to order U.S. companies out of China.
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However, Trump appeared on Sunday to back off on his threat to order U.S. companies out of China.
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When we dropped him back off at my friend's place that evening, our relationship felt a little different.
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Burr asks if Comey believes Trump was trying to obstruct justice by asking him to back off Flynn.
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What they're saying: The letter urges the administration to back off its freeze and seek compromise with California.
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"We're not going to back off in Rocinha," the governor of Rio state Luiz Fernando Pezao told journalists.
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Suspecting his intentions, Darel said she pretended to be dating her costar to get him to back off.
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Sale stepped back off the mound and adjusted the bottom of his pants, clearly giving Jones a moment.
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And a boycott was called against them, and -- and they had to back off of developing that technology.
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" The boys' friend J-Roc: "You better back off, you no-shirt, lawn-mowing, 15-cheeseburger-eatin' prick.
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But when they actually touch, that&aposs really scary, and they back off and nearly get into it.
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Does he forge ahead with his declaration and risk exposure, or does he back off to save himself?
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Was the President being truthful when he denied that he told Comey to back off the Flynn investigation?
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"House Republicans back off gutting ethics watchdog after backlash from Trump," read a headline from The Washington Post.
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"You guys won, and you need to back off," the former (short-lived) Obama administration "green czar" warned.
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Press lower back into ground, pull abs in and lift head, shoulders, and upper back off of floor.
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Now Colleen is tackling what Miranda calls her "2016 charity work" — the scripted Netflix series Haters Back Off!.
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Reversed an Obama DOJ order that the federal Bureau of Prisons back off new deals with private facilities.
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" But on Wednesday afternoon, the president appeared to back off that tweet, calling 401(k) plans "very important.
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If things don't go well, I can turn them back off, that's what is great about that feature.
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Pyongyang has in the past promised to back off its nuclear weapon development program, only to repeatedly backtrack.
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Bottom line Trump signaled he'd step back from the shutdown brink, and back off his wall funding demand.
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A non-narcissistic person is more likely to understand they're steamrolling the conversation and back off a bit.
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President Donald Trump appears to have no plans to back off the controversy over National Football League protests.
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Would you for example or would the administration for example be willing to back off on arbitration panels.
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Something about Claire makes the group back off, shouting "La Dame Blanche," but the damage has been done.
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So we get back off tour, which had broken us all down—it was extremely long and grueling.
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But on Monday night, the network's coverage of the crisis slid back off the rails in spectacular fashion.
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The images of the crying children and distraught parents ultimately forced Mr. Trump to back off the policy.
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It's a giant dance: Protesters run toward the fence, soldiers launch gas grenades, the protesters back off. Repeat.
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And some believe the Fed has already applied the brakes strongly and should back off for a time.
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Back off, Mr. Schumer told Mr. Warner, and look for ways to work with Facebook, not vilify it.
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He was pleased Tuesday that his decision to back off tariffs on China caused a boost in markets.
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Judge Kavanaugh also didn't much back off his denials of being a hard drinker or an aggressive drunk.
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I sat back off him and he got a comfortable lead and I never got close to him.
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So, I urge adults to back off, to encourage young people to use the internet to their advantage.
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Conservatives have had to back off from their plan to repeal Obamacare now and worry about replacement later.
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Mainstream supporters of the movement drove to the campus to try to get the police to back off.
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"If you are willing to post them publicly, you need to calm down and back off," he said.
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Comey says he was fired after Trump asked him to back off a Justice Department investigation into Flynn.
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Since then, Mr. Kim has appeared to back off any imminent decision on blasting the waters around Guam.
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Sometimes the only option is to back off and treat the crowd scene as its own museum piece.
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"He is letting both Germany and Russia know to back off Poland," Mr. Famulski said of Mr. Trump.
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It's because the Democrats may now dismiss our urgent needs as unaffordable luxuries, and back off the fight.
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"There's not been any evidence that Republicans are going to back off of expanding Hyde," the aide said.
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His style can best be described as inoffensively resolute: He doesn't badger, but neither does he back off.
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On Thursday, Menendez warned he would not back off in light of the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Would he back off from the Obama administration's decision to bolster the American military presence off Russia's borders?
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It's unclear whether Chinese leaders, who have so far supported Lam, will find a way to back off.
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PUP took to their social media the next day to tell any and all assholes to back off.
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"I'm not going to back off the beliefs I have and that this city holds and embodies," Garcetti said.
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After just 70 minutes, the plane took back off (sans mother and child), arriving just an hour behind schedule.
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I'd like to back off on it as soon as possible, because frankly, I'd like to see something happen.
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" The opening of the Apple Music description for the record doesn't back off from that classification: "Sinatra. Vandross. Thugger.
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It is wildly inappropriate, and Richard gently rejects her, then rejects her more firmly after she doesn't back off.
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Then, just as quickly, the brake comes back off and, pop, you're on the ground like everything is normal.
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They insisted they would not back off during the second round of protests against Israel's longstanding blockade of Gaza.
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No longer could officials make the argument that they could easily be spun back off into their own companies.
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But, Canoeing has been involved in the Olympics since 1924, so the IOC won't tell them to back off.
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"I hope that even at this late stage the government will back off," Patten said of the extradition bill.
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"It's not like we go to the race and because we have a margin we back off," he explained.
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If you missed it ... Stormy claims a man threatened her with physical harm if she didn't back off Trump.
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This could also complicate matters further for Trump, who reportedly asked James Comey to back off the Flynn investigation.
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The president has appeared to back off that demand but is still asking for physical barriers on the border.
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At first, Miranda's handler brusquely tells Sandy to back off, then Miranda mistakes her for one of the winners.
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China and Russia have urged the United States to back off, saying THAAD's deployment could also affect their security.
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Over time, Republicans began to back off the "access" proposition, but never seemed to agree on a new direction.
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It's changing how people treat each other, and that's really shaped Miranda in this season of Haters Back Off!.
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The Indiana state House member said she told Hill to "back off" and "recoiled away" from the attorney general.
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Are you ADMITTING you knew Flynn had lied to the FBI when you asked Comey to back off Flynn?
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He has shown no indication he plans to back off even if he has a disappointing showing on Tuesday.
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BUCKEYES DISMISS RUNNING BACK Ohio State University kicked its most experienced running back off the team for rules violations.
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Trump's decision to back off on more immediate actions could signal a cooling of heated trade negotiations with China.
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But his off-the-cuff negotiating style and refusal to back off a fight with China have unnerved investors.
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I'm always writing, when I got back off tour I just kind of spent a month writing every day.
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"If something's running a little high, they would actually tell me and I'll back off a bit," he explained.
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It was a tough day given the conditions and how many times we had to back off the shots.
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Back off and he'll can a soft jumper that feels like a favor but is actually a set up.
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If your partner is exhibiting signs of discomfort, strain, or checked-out-ness, then back off or stop entirely.
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Suzuki said to the crowd, "I love you all," and walked back off to the side of the stage.
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Are you ADMITTING you knew Flynn had lied to the FBI when you asked Comey to back off Flynn???????????????????????????????????????????
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For cryptocurrencies, extreme price volatility remains a huge problem and has already caused some big players to back off.
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That ground-and-pound attack also forced Miami's fierce pass rush to back off to guard against the run.
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But it was unclear whether that would persuade Mr. Trump to back off or only get his back up.
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"I'll be right here," E.T. tells Elliott's son, pointing to his heart, before taking back off on his spaceship.
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That prompted Congress to back off plans to raise rates and place limits how much premiums can be increased.
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Please help A.S.A.P. CHARLES O.K., but you and your wife are not going to like my advice: Back off!
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And, most notably, the United States agreed to back off on new and withdraw previously instituted sanctions on Turkey.
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The Nationals found some offensive punch when Adam Eaton (ankle procedure) came back off the 60-day disabled list.
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He said it way more calmly this time around, but still didn't back off using the racially charged term.
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The stock price began to drop and the Board began to balk, and Benioff had little choice to back off.
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ET: Should the left back off their glowing endorsement of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez after she attacked Israel in an interview?
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Is the report that Trump also asked Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats to get Comey to back off accurate?
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If these were the only guys out for Dougie's blood, you get the feeling they'd back off out of respect.
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Go ahead and get a blizzard of new tattoos and radical plastic surgery—then take them right back off again!
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The New York Times published a piece to that effect just recently, perhaps to warn the likeminded to back off.
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When they're annoyed or nervous, and want you to back off, they might quickly swish their tail back and forth.
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Still, he said the company has had to back off on automation in some cases, in favor of human labor.
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And he did not back off Clinton, calling her out on several occasions for their numerous policy differences, including fracking.
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PT Making her way back off-stage with Benicio del Toro, Garner is all smiles and gives a thumbs up.
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I make coffee and feed the menagerie before turning the lights back off, lighting a candle, and opening my laptop.
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He also said that, while many investors are expecting the Fed to move in December, the Fed could back off.
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I tap him on the shoulder and tell him to get out of my space and back off the girl.
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That's when you need to be able to say your safe word and communicate that your partner should back off.
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Back Off, a pro-choice charity, has documented demonstrations outside 42 clinics and hospitals across Britain in the past year.
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There have been other flash points like this before, but they've all faded once Trump was persuaded to back off.
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Pelosi has zero incentive to back off her position, because it drives the pressure to lock in a full agreement.
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In Trump's case, he uses the phrase to back off whatever he just said after the idea is already planted.
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Most important moment: Trump just denied on camera that he urged Comey to close/back off Flynn investigationTrump's word vs.
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Once the lights were turned back off, the alleged victim was persuaded to come to the back of the bus.
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Comey, who will testify before Congress Thursday, reportedly wrote a memo saying Trump asked him to back off investigating Flynn.
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Video from KGMB/KHNL showed two law enforcement officers escorting a person with hands behind their back off the plane.
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Aaron's attorney tells TMZ ... Aaron wants a smooth breakup, but threatened legal action against Valentina if she doesn't back off.
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Trump has repeatedly demanded that Beijing solve the problem, only to back off after meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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"If the company doesn't back off well submit another request to the mediator to be released to strike," Boyle said.
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Isakson told CNN he "never" told Tester to back off, or to avoid disclosing the allegations to the news media.
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Biofuels producers and lawmakers from agriculture states urged the EPA to back off its July proposal to trim the mandate.
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" Khosrowshahi said he pushed Kalanick, who is still a board member, to back off, and he took it "really well.
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At the time, Trump called the senator to urge him to back off the plan, which he did not do.
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Go deeper: North Korea is giving the United States two options: Back off denuclearization or go with "the Libya model."
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For Werdum, keeping his back off of the fence seems smart, but his double collar tie is always a threat.
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If you ever get into a fight, dip your hands in Cheetos first and your opponent will just back off.
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"We're not willing to back off of this and we will strike over it," said Tim Boyle, the local president.
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"If the company doesn't back off we'll submit another request to the mediator to be released" to strike, Boyle said.
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In recent days, Trump appeared to back off from any hasty pullout and stressed that the operation would be slow.
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The president has tended to back off threats whenever stocks and the economy have looked soft, our economics correspondent explains.
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The group quickly scattered at the sight of the ID and the arriving police, who told them to back off.
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Wary investors fear that the Trump administration will yield to political pressure to back off the deal to save it.
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Respect the person's wishes because if you don't back off, it will come across as if you have an agenda.
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But then something remarkable happens: With no hesitation, Kendall gets in his father's face, yelling at him to back off.
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Freeland said Canada would not back off its pursuit of justice against Meng, despite China's arrest of two Canadian citizens.
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The Justice Department has consistently said courts must back off from territory strictly reserved for the White House and Congress.
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The first was a Chevrolet Suburban that we picked up on February 260 and dropped back off on February 24.
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So we kind of, we just decided to back off and let them do their comedy and we'll do ours.
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Later that day he seemed to be laying the groundwork to back off his earlier threat to shut the border.
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No staffer in their right mind wants to look like they're physically intimidating a constituent, so they will back off.
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It is set back off a bumpy road on private property, up steep slopes, past pastures and alongside a creek.
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The Girl Scouts are firing off a message to the Boy Scouts, and it's ... back off, we're working this corner!!!
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"If anything, we have to double our efforts now that the bill was delayed, not back off," a protester said.
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He had command of his words, the selection of which he modulated to make someone laugh, listen, or back off.
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In those days in Mexico, I heard it was common to take the back off postcards and sell them again.
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Months after a landmark agreement between Chinese and American leaders, it looks like the hackers are starting to back off.
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Israel started building its first new settlement in nearly 20 years last June, despite requests from Trump to back off.
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As such, Ford and Huston receive slightly shorter shrift, which throws Five Came Back off balance, but only a little.
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Republicans hope President Donald Trump will back off his threatened tariffs on Mexico before he forces lawmakers into another public confrontation.
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Considering the fact that the Chinese economy is already slowing down , Chinese President Xi Jinping would be wise to back off.
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The driver racing him hardest at the time, Friesen, had to back off himself to save fuel on the final lap.
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But, when we got Prince out in Miami recently ... the Chicago cornerback told us the Trubisky doubters need to back off.
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My father would then pick me up before sunset and drop me back off in the same spot the next morning.
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Once that work is done, I back off, whatever comes from that is fine, but it's nothing that occupies my thinking.
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They can easily toggle Airplane Mode back off if they know how, and they probably want to do something online anyway.
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Once a leftist firebrand, Tsipras, 44, mellowed after sweeping to power and telling the country's creditors to back off in 2015.
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Both nations face a March 1 deadline to reach a deal, although Trump has indicated he could back off of it.
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President Trump should heed this ruling and he ought to back off and repeal the executive order once and for all.
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Then I paired up with my brother, Christopher, who's also my co-creator / co-producer / co-writer on Haters Back Off!.
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But in a series of emails meant to stay private, top NIH officials pressured the OHRP to back off its criticisms.
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The Justice Department has repeatedly appealed to Ryan to get Nunes to back off, warning his tactics could undercut ongoing investigations.
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Trump began dialing back his support in remarks at the Heritage Foundation on Tuesday night, though he didn't fully back off.
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They are both pushing Trump to back off threats to scrap the Iran nuclear deal and soften his approach on trade.
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The team worked with linguists to create a comprehensive list of negative words and phrases that tell Slutbot to back off.
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These cheap tactics can be frustrating, but a dive and a subsequent free kick quickly tells the offender to back off.
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Services built on the premise of accessing Netflix's U.S. catalog from abroad likely won't be willing to back off that easily.
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"We're not going to back off," Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic minority leader, said in an interview this week.
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Sometimes it doesn't work — you get a don't-burden-me-with-that kind of response and you know to back off.
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The idea that sanctions would force Putin to back off by targeting his "cronies" and "oligarchs" also has some serious holes.
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Trump is an ignorant man, born to wealth, who always gets his way, never needing to back off or give in.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin previously gave an August goal, but delays in the Obamacare replacement process forced him to back off.
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In his speech, Ri said the nation would not back off from its nuclear weapons without being able to trust Washington.
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The Trump administration's proposed tariffs won't take effect immediately, allowing time for both sides to back off from their tariff threats.
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According to the report, though, Trump's staff persuaded him to back off, and then "devised a misleading explanation" for his tweet.
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There are some exceptions — for example, Starbucks and all those companies that made Mike Pence back off his anti-gay bill.
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" "I think the president ought to now back off and let the justice system proceed as it proceeds in all cases.
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Now that Kim has paid proper tribute to China President Xi Jinping, will China back off on some of the pressure?
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We're told Bloom was also involved in lobbying the New York Times and NBC to back off their stories on Weinstein.
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At another VidCon gathering, Ballinger-Evans announced all eight episodes of Haters Back Off will premiere globally on Netflix on Oct.
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" But Game said those hurtful words "eventually had an effect" on him that caused him to believe he should "back off.
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Would Ellis order her players to back off in the game to avoid a potential meeting with France in the quarterfinals?
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Once a leftist firebrand, Tsipras, 44, mellowed after sweeping to power and telling the country's creditors to back off in 2015.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) responded by promising to push for more restrictions on corporate bailout funds if they don't back off.
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Since it was announced formally, we've seen the DXY back off roughly a percent, though now it's kind of sitting there.
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Earlier, McConnell stunned senators and delayed the start of proceedings with his decision to back off some of his proposed rules.
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If surface warfare officers thought the SWO CNO would back off on the recent emphasis on undersea warfare, they were wrong.
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"There are plenty of technical players in these teams, and football has become more so that teams back off," he explained.
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Yellen defended his performance in remarks last week at a mortgage bankers conference in Washington and suggested Trump should back off.
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Far from being a fighter, Trump tends to back off when his plans face resistance, like during this week's budget showdown.
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Once we have that language, I feel like they back off and they want to see what I'm going to do.
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The president supposedly asked former FBI Director James Comey to back off his investigation of former national security advisor Michael Flynn.
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Despite our best diplomatic and cybersecurity efforts, Chinese hackers are unlikely to back off from preying upon American businesses anytime soon.
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For two weeks, he has refused to back off his unhinged claim that his predecessor tapped his phones during the election.
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That puts you in a greater position of power, and when you have that, said Ni, the bully will back off.
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Newish Mom Newish Mom: Well, through the magic of this column, you have asked people to back off so … problem solved!
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If Joshua landed, he would back off and return to the outside, rather than the inside, patiently waiting for another opportunity.
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There was interference from higher-ups: Another question is whether prosecutors were told to back off by Justice Department higher-ups.
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The trolling, often backed by the threat of legal action, has led governments to back off allowing invocations at official meetings.
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He announced a "phase 2188" deal with China that allowed him to back off a threat to impose still more tariffs.
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And he knows which players are poor outside shooters, giving him the leeway to back off and bait them into driving.
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On the 16th hole, LaCava said, Woods had to lay back off the tee to set up an 8-iron approach.
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"I will try and gain some momentum back off of Los Angeles, that was a bummer," said the 22-year-old Spieth.
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I snuggle with him for a while, and we talk about making breakfast, but then we both doze back off to sleep.
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Other people are sweating too, and if they stand too close to The Arms Dealer, she immediately tells them to back off.
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Of course, in the real world, evil antagonists won't just back off at the high-pitched sound of a woman's angry voice.
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Her security guard attempted to get him to back off, and the fan ended up walking into a pillar during the altercation.
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The first scene has Tirzah limply sliding out onstage, crying, after the rape, then promptly sliding back off in a gauche display.
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"I went to my UPS displays, was able to see everything he was seeing, and said, 'Turn it back off,'" Heuberger recalls.
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Michael Drejka, after being shoved to the ground, shot and killed Markeis McGlockton, who had pushed Drejka but started to back off.
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The Chinese are the best way to calm that regime down and get them in a position of where they back off.
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Draper said the federal government should back off and allow cryptocurrencies to grow or it risks losing the innovation to other countries.
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But when her skin finally cleared up this time around, Jenner was more than happy for her loved ones to back off.
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The State Department was publicly gloomy Monday about the prospect of any diplomatic initiative to get the Russians to back off Aleppo.
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But Rachel isn't interested and tries to make it clear that she's with Coleman now and she wants Adam to back off.
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"They just happened to show up at the same time the woman was dropping it back off at my house," Hatzi says.
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Every time the major stock market indices back off by just a few percentage points from all-time highs, investor anxiety jumps.
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Afterwards, Etter allegedly dropped the woman back off at her car and evaded police until he was pulled over on June 27.
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Trump has repeatedly suggested, without offering evidence, that Joe Biden pressed Ukraine to back off from a corruption investigation of the company.
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So we felt that if we took another three years to make another album, it would take us back off the map.
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CBS honcho Les Moonves is predictably down with the FCC's decision to back off Stephen Colbert over his blow job Trump joke.
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Stormy Daniels is now revealing a sketch artist's rendering of the mystery man who allegedly threatened her to back off Donald Trump.
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However, Trump has appeared to back off of some of his extreme positions, such as labeling China a currency manipulator, Chandler noted.
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President Trump is beginning to back off the idea of taking on welfare programs this year, per a new Washington Post report.
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The Washington Post reported Tuesday night that Trump asked his top intelligence official to get Comey to back off on Flynn's investigation.
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They've learned to say "haters back off" to people who are bullying them and making them feel less than what they are.
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After a few minutes, Derulo jumps back off the stage, poses for a few photos, and struts back out into the evening.
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But without Netanyahu to condemn for it, Democratic leaders might find it politically expedient to back off their criticisms of Israel's moves.
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He got back off the mound to collect himself and try to minimize the damage and get us back in the dugout.
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There is a growing chorus of Senate Republicans warning Trump to back off talk about having the power to pardon himself. Sen.
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"Tell Massoud that war is coming if he doesn't back off," Hadi al-Ameri said, according to someone privy to the conversation.
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To link back up with Collins in orbit, Aldrin and Armstrong had to launch back off the moon in the lunar module.
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People close to the administration say the president went so far as to instruct Pruitt to back off on the potential changes.
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But analysts in China said the Obama administration's initiatives were unlikely to achieve its goal of persuading Mr. Xi to back off.
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The clouds (and humidity) on your morning commute should back off by this afternoon, revealing sunny skies and a high of 88.
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After the meeting, they drop the priest back off at some motel, and Philip asks if the guy was really a priest.
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Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said he believed Trump would "back off" from his tariff threat when faced with the strong opposition.
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And, Trump, being Trump, seems unlikely to back off of his rhetorical attacks -- even if they don't serve his purpose legally speaking.
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The Pentagon is urging India and Pakistan to back off future military attacks following the first Indian airstrike into Pakistan since 1971.
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The company also sold some assets and hired Duperreault, spurring Icahn to back off on his demand to break up the company.
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"I'm not going to back off the word 'spying,' " Barr said, noting that the word was also frequently used in media reports.
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If the Kurds do not back off, there is the real possibility of a serious clash between two of Washington's critical allies.
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In "Grantchester," at 230, a professor dies in a suspicious fall, and a government agent warns Geordie to back off the case.
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In the end Trump-style counter-attacks are meant to intimidate foes and distract them and encourage make them to back off.
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Then, just as the conservative, cautious fighter was supposed to be at his most cautious, he began throwing back off the fence.
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They don't direct; they advise how teams can move forward collectively to overcome technology, customer or market hurdles — and then back off!
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On a doorbell, unless you're a fucking freak, you use the tip of your finger to gently press it and back off.
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What I was trying to do was not necessarily get to compromise, but common ground, not compromise because I didn't back off.
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Even if tensions calm down in the days ahead, Modi still has little incentive to back off and curb his party's ambitions.
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It has to do with the league's emphasis on pace and 3-pointers, combined with an edict to make defenders back off.
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But she said that the Democratic Party was not about to back off its oversight duties — no matter what the president said.
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Gleyber Torres and Luke Voit also homered for the Yankees, going back-to-back off right-hander Brock Stewart in the fifth.
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Thus, the GOP's position appears to back off from support for homeownership, which has been a bipartisan goal for nearly 100 years.
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Party leaders have certainly given the nod in that direction, but they have not voted yet, and they could easily back off.
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We could simply back off fighting territorial ISIS in Syria and make it entirely a problem for Iran, Russia, Hezbollah and Assad.
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They may keep warming through about midnight or so before falling back off to near where they were earlier in the day.
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The Congolese, who were hoping to get America to back off sanctions, wanted his advice on how to please the Trump administration.
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It's no different now, with the US, UK and even China imploring both countries to back off in the past 48 hours.
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"What we have to do when we have supply constraints like this is back off some of those merchandising activities," Connolly said.
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Yumpling's current space, where they pick up the truck before service and drop it back off afterwards, is in Long Island City.
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We have already seen some Republicans back off from this battle since North Carolina's law sparked a national uproar and business boycotts.
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In the video, it takes three stings to the face and has to back off for a moment to rub its cheeks.
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When Twitter came up, Trump didn't back off of the unsubstantiated wiretap allegations he made against Barack Obama on the microblogging platform.
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Max threatens him with a baseball bat near (it was very close!) his crotch, and it seems that Billy might finally back off.
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And then two weeks after I joined, Charlie Wolf was there covering PCs, and he announced he wanted to resign and back off.
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And when things change, not with words, but with behavior, then we begin to back off and to begin to loosen that up.
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"Right now there is no real sign that either Trump or (Chinese President) Xi Jinping will back off," said Per Hammarlund at SEB.
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A lot of people, frankly, would rather you skipped back off to soccer practice and stopped getting your global sisters all worked up.
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It's a situation where you have to have total control all the way through, because once you lose it, you can't back off.
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So unable to halt mass emigration or back off on immigration, Orbán decided to force Hungarians to work more without any immediate reward.
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Angela and her husband Josh Snyder, an actor and self-taught baker, started a YouTube channel after a request from Haters Back Off!
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But he was able to get up and allegedly punched the face of the woman's wife who had told him to back off.
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I continued this heat rotation (back off and on again) for nearly three minutes until the eggs had set (but were still wet).
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Be aware of the situation so you know if you need to walk away or back off, and regroup at a later time.
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If Pelosi tells the 234-member Democratic Caucus she doesn't want a messy fight for the gavel, Speier said she will back off.
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In VR land, they'll double check that they're making the right cuts, and then take the googles back off and resume your surgery.
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In response, Hickey predicts the Street will back off its "extreme" rate-cut expectations, yields will push higher and the curve will steepen.
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Republicans first objected to the sign-holding, but seemed to back off when Democrats asked them to cite which rules the signs violated.
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Newspapers said Tria had threatened to resign if 5-Star did not back off — reports that an economy ministry source said were baseless.
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"The lights came completely back on, but then they came right back off when I was about to cut the cake," she said.
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As the controversy surrounding Mariah Carey's New Year's Eve performance continues, the singer's ex-husband Tommy Mottola is telling critics to back off.
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Which is not to say that Haters Back Off doesn't have high notes: As Patrick, Erik Stocklin is a vision of lovelorn geekdom.
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It essentially said that if conservatives make enough noise — even if these accounts ARE harmful — it will back off from its troll hunt.
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"I told the boys to back off a bit because the shark was right next to us," fisherman Mark Oaks told ABC News.
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It's getting late and I need to get up early, so my uncle drops me back off at my place around 9:30.
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James Comey testified Thursday that President Trump told him "I need loyalty" and directed him to back off the investigation of Michael Flynn.
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Still, Kondabolu found it necessary to back off at times, cutting short a joke about white people not liking being called white people.
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While congressional investigations could continue in parallel, Kalt said, Congress is likely to back off some to allow Mueller to do his job.
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Trump clearly thinks the only way Kim Jong-un will back off is if he believes the U.S. will wipe out his country.
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Karen Tumulty of The Washington Post says lawmakers who expected they might be told to back off were instead given a green light.
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There was also a photobooth promoting the upcoming series Haters Back Off, which follows YouTuber Miranda Sings (whose real name is Colleen Ballinger).
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Comey wrote in the February memo that Trump asked him to back off the investigation into Flynn, NBC confirmed Tuesday with multiple sources.
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Comey said Trump tried to get him to back off former national security adviser Michael Flynn and the cloud of the Russia investigation.
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Vaping advocates feel optimistic that the Trump administration will back off its plan to ban the sale of all flavored e-cigarette products.
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"I'm still kind of in the same mental frame of mind, so it feels abnormal to back off at this point," he added.
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Chairman Hassett should for the sake of his own credibility, that of the Administration he serves and the institution he leads, back off.
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But he has voiced support for similar measures in the past only to back off amid pressure from the National Rifle Association (NRA).
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But the market could back off highs as traders digest the terms of the exit and the pace of export declines from Iran.
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The Fed entered the year predicting four rate increases, only to back off in March, and again in June, and again in September.
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If there's one piece of advice that driving experts unanimously recommend you follow in the winter, it's this: Slow down and back off.
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While it will denounce the decision in public, the Chinese leadership may decide to back off and begin easing tensions with neighboring countries.
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Flight DL129, a Boeing 767 wide-body jet, turned back off the coast of British Columbia after leaving Seattle at 5:24 p.m.
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Trump previously had said he would hit China with another $85033 billion in tariffs but had recently appeared to back off that threat.
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Trump is not particularly ideological, and it's possible that as president he would surround himself with experts and would back off extreme positions.
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Given that China previously said "it is only polite to reciprocate," Sapiro said it's unlikely that the Asian economic giant would back off.
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So one of Putin's primary objectives is to force Western leaders to back off in order to make sure this doesn't happen again.
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Hirota was forced to roll to his side, bringing his back off of the mat and allowing Aoki to begin applying the hammerlock.
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Friedrich urged the Fund to show flexibility and to back off its demand for the euro zone to grant Greece some debt relief.
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Jubilant, one member of the defense team confronts the prosecutor, asking if she will back off and apologize in the name of justice.
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According to Comey's testimony, here's what ensued: President Trump has repeatedly denied ever asking Comey to back off on an investigation into Flynn.
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Andrew M. Cuomo of New York, a Democrat who had appointed Mr. Foye, to tell Mr. Foye to back off, using a vulgarity.
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Rather, it's that Trump made a decision not to back off from them during the biggest moment of the general election to date.
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To just keep paying the subsidies, let them go through a normal legislative process, back off, don't create a disaster for no reason.
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Fundamentally you'll still want to back off a bit, because using an ultra-wide lens on a face gives it a weird look.
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A company though isn't bound to file, and could eventually delay the listing, back off altogether or get acquired at the last minute.
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Naruhito, looking grim, asked the press to back off and seemed to take a swipe at palace officials for restricting his wife's travel.
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And I have been forced to back off my helicopter mothering, which is harder when you're with your kid only half the time.
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He only witnessed Patel telling Mochama to back off, but felt that women should be believed when they say they have been harmed.
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It was hard in the beginning, but now she manages her Sjogren's really well, knows when to push and when to back off.
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But the leaked details of Comey's personal memos alleging Trump asked him to back off the Flynn investigation don't appear to be illegal.
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Bharara said in the Sunday interview that there is also evidence that Trump has urged law enforcement officials to "back off" other investigations.
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"Defusing tension and getting Pyongyang to back off has been the standard by which Seoul measures success in inter-Korean relations," he added.
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"They need to back off of trying to regulate people who lawfully carry weapons," Eddie Fulmer, a member of BamaCarry, told the network.
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I would say nine times out of 10 when you confront a bully from a position of strength, they back off right away.
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The transcripts showed Trump talking candidly and sometimes seeming to back off his campaign promise about making Mexico pay for a border wall.
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If Iran conducted Saturday's attacks to pressure President Donald Trump to back off his sanctions regime against Tehran, they will fail, Pence said.
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To be thrown into games — coming back off the road and having to play Chicago and stuff — we have the faith in him.
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"It's a great feeling to help the club win, especially coming back off the (disabled list)," the Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman said.
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Bloomberg News does say it will back off from administration investigations if the former mayor makes it to the general election against Trump.
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Mr. Flynn's agreement also provided new context for Mr. Trump's efforts to get F.B.I. officials to back off their investigation of Mr. Flynn.
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And, partly because of that, the company was forced to back off its pledge to have a billion devices running Windows 10 by 2018.
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The editorial also slammed Trump for refusing to back off his administration's unsubstantiated allegations that President Barack Obama ordered the wiretapping of Trump Tower.
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They need to know that, even with an election coming up and even with the political risks, he&aposs not going to back off.
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Unsurprised and resigned, she simply asked the man to drop her and the truck back off at that same spot when he was finished.
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Read: center-parted hair pushed back off the shoulders, colorful headbands adorning smooth waves, and matching barrettes affixed to either side of the head.
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"There is still very active litigation and we will be asking the Court to shut it back off," she told VICE News on Tuesday.
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Other places, including San Jose, Broward County in Florida, and the entire state of Georgia had to back off from fingerprinting to keep ridesharing.
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But the situation remained tense at the field where engineers said NOC was trying to convince the security guards and tribesmen to back off.
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He has signaled no intent to back off his assertions that the group represents a radical new party with little appeal to most voters.
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They added that U.S. diplomats in New York even asked their Israeli counterparts to press their Rwandan allies to back off from the resolution.
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It's the first truly big swing from Google's new hardware group under Rick Osterloh, and to back off now would be a colossal embarrassment.
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This isn't the first time Freedom United lashed out ... they fired off a cease-and-desist letter demanding that PUMA and Rihanna back off.
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YouTube star Colleen Ballinger Evans has landed a sweet deal — eight episodes of a comedy show called Haters Back Off, to debut on Netflix.
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The accuser sued Broner in civil court and filed a police report -- but both cases were dropped when the accuser decided to back off.
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But, Brielle's protective of her mother -- who we know was NOT HAPPY about the dig -- so her message to Marlon's pretty clear ... back off!
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"I can see a real crunch where both sides reach an impasse, and they have to back off — take a significant break," Oliver says.
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This option would require McConnell to back off significantly -- though already, at least a few Republican senators are talking about giving Garland a chance.
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And then the heat came out," Schurlein said, "that was when we had to back off, because there was nothing else we could do.
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It's possible that China will back off from its broadest claims, but it may also demonstrate a willingness to buck the international legal system.
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He will likely be asked whether the president tried to get him to back off a probe into former national security advisor Michael Flynn.
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Bellinger and Pollock went back-to-back off knuckleballer Steven Wright in a four-run seventh that put the game away for the Dodgers.
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If it is concerned about the protection of intellectual property, then it should, for instance, enforce a punishment on ZTE and not back off.
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Mr. Horowitz also offered to back off entirely, so that Mr. Eustis would be the only artistic leader Mr. Gold needed to speak with.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer pushed President Donald Trump on Friday not to back off his pledges to crack down on Chinese trade practices.
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"He's at that point in his career when he knows when to push it and when to back off," Mariners manager Scott Servais said.
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But here's the thing: The Iranians always seem to back off just before the potential boiling point that would lead to a shooting war.
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Dancers quickly spread the word and rapidly mobilized petitions and organized a march using the hashtag #letusdance, which led the city to back off.
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While some may feel that doctors need to back off or stay in their lane on this and other issues, maybe we should agree.
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" Rather than force the issue, Mr. Morris thought it best to back off a little, and simply told Ms. Balbirer to "trust your instincts.
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Chelsea never said anything but when the dudes saw her elaborate set-up, they would normally quietly back off without making any further comments.
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"It basically ricocheted off the back off the wall and hit in him in the back of the head," Marlins manager Don Mattingly said.
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Several of his top advisers, including Larry Kudlow, the director of the National Economic Council, have urged him to back off his tariff threat.
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Other allies are hoping that American businesses will pressure Mr. Trump to back off once the tariffs begin affecting their supply chains and profits.
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Toward the end of the two-hour event, Patel said Mochama tried to hug her again, but she told him, loudly, to back off.
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It is also hard to understand why the president would have cleared the Oval Office before asking Comey to back off the Flynn probe.
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Many investors fear that the Trump administration will back off from its commitment to save ZTE in the face of political pressure back home.
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But I think the real inspiration here is that Microsoft can piggy back off all the skills we've built up using phones and tablets.
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Neither the State Senate nor the Assembly cut visiting hours in their budgets, and Mr. Cuomo's office says he will back off this proposal.
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Campaign manager Brad Parscale urged the president to back off of a sweeping ban over concerns it could trigger backlash among his own supporters.
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But he didn't back off the argument, if only because it caused Jeb Bush, twisting and groaning all the way through, such clear discomfort.
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" Either way, she said, "There's no evidence that it changes anything I think happened in the election or that Democrats should back off investigations.
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Trump insisted on Monday that he wouldn't back off his promise to apply a 25% tariff on steel and a 10% tariff on aluminum.
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The dancers move back and forth across the rear of the stage, pulling in more dancers from the wings, then dropping others back off.
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" Justice Kirby, who is gay, added, "I do not believe that this extended to a general conspiracy to back off professional investigations of murder.
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As banks back off risky lending, Pepper's Australian loan book jumped 36 percent in 2016, far outpacing the banking sector's 6.5 percent credit growth.
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She told him to "back off" and walked away, but he later approached her and put his hand on her back again, she wrote.
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"The market tested yesterday's lows and bounced back off of that level," said Keith Lerner, chief market strategist at SunTrust Advisory Services in Atlanta.
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"We now have a generation of young women who are offended that they even have to tell some guy to back off," she said.
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The $7.68 billion transaction closed in 2011 and in the years following, analysts have been keen to pressure Intel to sell the company back off.
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It's very complacent, which is a little bit concerning because if that starts to heat up a little bit you'll see the market back off.
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But the man isn't deterred, antagonizing the animal one more time before it decides to walk away, back off the road and into the woods.
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It is going to be more nuanced, but it could be just as effective if (the administration) believes we are not going to back off.
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When I say specific words that can't be said on TV, they back off me, when they wouldn't if they knew where to put me.
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"It's saying to China to 'back off, shut up, leave us alone,'" said James Edward Hoare, who established the British Embassy in Pyongyang in 2001.
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Aldridge responded with a put-back off yet another offensive rebound on San Antonio's ensuing possession to knot the score at 35-35 at halftime.
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He told MSNBC he would be "making a decision over the next week" whether to back off his pledge to self-fund his presidential campaign.
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It's not as dovish as expected but I do believe the Fed will ultimately back off even further as we move into the new year.
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Mr. Biden talked for so long that "the handlers are trying to push him to get going, and he's like, 'back off,' " Mr. Scaramucci added.
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Though he was not removed, the impeachment did cripple him politically and force him to back off some of his most intransigent positions on Reconstruction.
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Mexico's President Enrique Peña Nieto has continually refuted Trump's claims that Mexico will pay for it, however Trump has refused to back off that claim.
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He was confident that Mr Trump's bark is louder than his bite and that he will back off some of his extremist views once elected.
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Sources connected to their Cannes crew tell us Bella decided to back off the festivities, and away from Scott ... after witnessing how wild he got.
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Bond king Jeff Gundlach has some harsh words for the Federal Reserve as it meets this week: Back off — or the consequences will haunt you.
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The star's hair, which fell at the middle of her back, was pulled back off of her face with a few fluttery pieces falling lose.
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Aldridge responded with a put-back off yet another offensive rebound on San Antonio's ensuing possession to knot the score at 21975-292 at halftime.
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At a summit in China, Obama told Putin to back off from any election tampering, and he talked about the issue at a press conference.
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But as of late the president seemed to back off his attacks on Mueller and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who oversees the Russia investigation.
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However, when I'm with my man, I won't hesitate to make more risqué wardrobe choices since there's a spoken barrier of 'Back off; she's mine.
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But that has produced a glut of gasoline that could potentially spur refiners to back off in coming weeks and as heating oil season recedes.
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"When you overshare and keep your manager in the loop," she explains, "they're more likely to trust you've got everything under control and back off."
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What is desperately needed now is a diplomatic track that first seeks to lower the tensions so that both sides back off the hair-trigger.
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Reid had blamed hackers for changing the content on the decade-old blog but appeared to back off that claim in her June 1 apology.
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Understanding that the British would need to buy American oil, he quietly put Britain into a financial squeeze, forcing Eden to back off the invasion.
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As Aldo swung back off the fence the two men stopped being top tier combat athletes and became hockey players, eyes down and swinging overhead.
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The next morning I had to drop the women back off in the harbour and pay them, because the boss had forgotten to do that.
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It's just that they repeatedly stumble into completely twisted situations — and often find themselves having way too much fun to back off from them entirely.
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We've spoken before, and as recently as last year, she told me SCOTUS would sooner back off its 2016 decision in Whole Woman's Health v.
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People stripped back off to their bikinis and swimming trunks for the daily beach party, sipping blue cocktails served in novelty unicorn inflatables (of course).
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As Barnett pushed back off of the fence a thumb found its way into his eye and he turned his back on the Belarusian bomber.
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OF Chris Young, back off the disabled list for the first time in two months, had an RBI double and reached base twice on walks.
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"If you sense someone getting annoyed, you need to back off," he recalls Ferriss telling him, particularly when reaching out to a well-known person.
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" She might allow herself a few hours to knit or take a walk, Ms. Wells said, "and then she was back off to the races.
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Such messes persuaded White House officials to back off, and in the last two decades they have largely left the Fed to do its job.
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Some of them warned him to back off his tariffs plan, telling him that he would undo what he had accomplished with the tax bill.
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There really has to be some substance that takes place in those meetings in order for that to get pushed off or put back off?
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U.S. officials recently castigated an Abu Dhabi-based investment firm for its Venezuela gold purchases, and have warned other potential foreign buyers to back off.
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Strong opposition Behind the scenes, congressional appropriators from both parties and State Department officials had lobbied the White House to back off the planned cuts.
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As Zolot explained it during our lunch together, our culture's obsession with fame leads to shameless attempts to piggy-back off of other's follower counts.
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Clarifying that NATO membership is not in the cards would trigger needed consideration of alternative strategic options and may well encourage Russia to back off.
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China could back off from rules that favor local competitors and require American companies to share technology if they want access to the Chinese market.
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But they have targeted a sector that is inclined to placate or back off instead of questioning the use of public authority in this way.
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"Pyongyang seems set to push Washington to back off from past demands of full denuclearization for what are only promises of sanctions relief," he said.
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When asked Tuesday whether he would target Iranian cultural sites, Trump appeared to back off his earlier threats, saying he wanted to obey the law.
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The activist is, however, willing to back off if the company accepts its two director candidates and subjects the existing strategy to an independent review.
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Trump has vowed not to back off his 2016 campaign promise to build a wall that he believes will stem illegal immigration and drug trafficking.
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Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema are forced to choose whether they would acquit the president or remove him from office, Schumer's ready to back off.
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But now that they realize that repeal can't work, if they back off repeal, of course we'll work with them to make it even better.
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In exchange, National Amusements would back off its attempts for a reunification of CBS and Viacom, the Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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" Freelance journalist Karl Bode: "T-Mobile is out here desperately making promises in the hopes of getting state AGs to back off their merger lawsuits.
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Trump initially blamed "many sides" for the violence, but on Monday seemed to back off those remarks when he condemned the KKK and neo-Nazis.
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That said, I'd still be wary of letting that cause a worker to back off having any sort of relationship with a genuinely helpful superior.
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If that big mook in a Derek Jeter jersey begins to weave and growl, back off, smiling, and maybe know where the security man stands.
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Saying "back off" to a man's inappropriate advances is often fraught with consequences — the loss of a job perhaps, or the tarnishing of a reputation.
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According to Comey, in February 2017 Trump asked him to back off an investigation into national security adviser Michael Flynn over Flynn's contacts with Russia.
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For her part, Merkel is likely to urge Trump to use restraint when it comes to Iran and to back off from the escalating standoff.
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He invoked Abraham Lincoln and Franklin D. Roosevelt, pointing out that those US presidents respected Mexico's sovereignty — a veiled warning for Trump to back off.
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But down in Beaumont, Texas, Monsignor Kelly head coach Al Rabb came up with a new strategy for getting the ball back off the onside.
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After a mysterious bus ride to nowhere, a group of teenagers is dropped back off at home, but everyone else has completely disappeared from their town.
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However, Wagner's lawyers at the Electronic Frontier Foundation say that her blog is a "classic example of fair use" and that Zillow needs to back off.
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The administration is reportedly going to back off the long-held U.S. position of requiring Israelis to support a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine.
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That's a sign that movements like #OscarsSoWhite are working, but rather than back off, it means that critics and audiences need to push that much harder.
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Saquon Barkley says Baker Mayfield body critics need to BACK OFF ... telling TMZ Sports the dude doesn't have to be shredded to be a good QB!!!
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She remained calm and poised, though I couldn't help but feel there was a slight hint of "Can everyone back off my site?!" to her tone.
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Trump, meanwhile, sued Schneiderman for $100 million, alleging that the attorney general offered to back off the investigation if Trump's family would contribute to his campaign.
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Though some of her peers push her to come forward and accuse Bryce, they mostly back off with respect to her feelings, as does her family.
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It's not even all that surprising when he doesn't back off even after she blurts out that she's a lesbian instead of leaning into a kiss.
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"What I'm looking at is, he's got an action stance, meaning he's taking his back off the chair, he's leaning forward," she explained over the phone.
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"We have started to see students back off from the U.S. because of their concerns about potential issues they may face," Jones told an analyst call.
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Bureaucrats brief a new president, show them the doomsday forecast of riots, broken peace deals, new security requirements and other issues, and presidents back off. etc.
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People tend to back off from that position quickly when challenged because sexual freedom and liberation are really central to the values of the Ace Community.
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Speaking in New York, BlackRock's fixed income CIO Rick Rieder said he wasn't ready to back off yet, calling emerging markets "a great opportunity" for 2017.
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Lindsey Graham warned Trump to back off his criticism of Attorney General Jeff Sessions or it would be the beginning of the end of his presidency.
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He's now gone fully on the offensive by releasing , threatening to publish new explicit photos of Bezos and Sanchez, if he and WaPo don't back off.
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We've learned Dre's legal team fired off a cease and desist letter ... demanding that Sony back off, if it doesn't want to end up in court.
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Ezekiel Elliott's on-again, off-again 6-game NFL suspension has reportedly been turned back OFF ... but still looms large for the Dallas Cowboys running back.
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Republican urges regulators to back off: A Republican senator is urging the Obama administration to halt implementation of controversial regulations, including the Labor Department's overtime rule.
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He's targeting Bezos as a pressure point here, assuming that by threatening some sort of "internet tax" that he can get the paper to back off.
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Legend is a fierce Trump opponent, who had been calling Kanye out this week and warning him legacy might be tarnished if he doesn't back off.
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Singer August Alsina can't buy groceries without getting hounded by fans ... and that's why he allegedly flashed a gun to get them to finally back off.
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Some Beliebers are even going up against each other, telling the trolls to back off because they are embarrassing the whole fandom with their public outbursts.
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He persuaded the president to back off the demand, and Senate Republicans say it would have been a big mistake to follow through with Mueller's dismissal.
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By the time I got my clothes back off, it felt like a fresh, minty breeze was whistling through every nook and cranny of my skull.
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In September, Trump also threatened to declassify various documents and text messages related to the Russia investigation, but then appeared to back off the unprecedented move.
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The Obama administration seems to be betting that China will back off rather than continue making moves that lead its neighbors to embrace the American military.
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It would also help matters if the Trump administration were to back off any notion of imposing automobile import tariffs on an already troubled European economy.
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The longest shutdown in US history started after President Donald Trump refused to back off a demand for $5.7 billion for his long-promised border wall.
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" Klash said that she was the only drag performer at the restaurant, so she decided to "just back off and retreat and to go someplace else.
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And, she may think she's only worthy of praise when she excels — which can cause her to back off from trying anything where she might fail.
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If all's still going well, you can begin slowly incorporating weights into your squats and lunges, but back off if it starts to hurt at all.
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Robotics professionals refer to what they call the 'uncanny valley'; in short, if you can't achieve total perfection in a robot's human-like appearance, back off.
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Back then, I didn't know a DEA agent would hint at the prosecutorial power of the federal government to get me to back off from reporting.
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If Ms. Bondi promised to back off the Trump University suit in exchange for campaign money during that 2013 phone conversation, it could be a crime.
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In the past, Jamie says he's been stopped and frisked on several different occasions; once he flashes his college ID, though, the cops often back off.
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The woman I saw as a role model, an advocate, and, frankly, a feminist encouraged me to accommodate him, instead of telling him to back off.
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The Federal Reserve's decision to back off plans for interest rate increases, as well as successful Chinese efforts to stimulate its economy, were other major factors.
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But White House officials say that they are unlikely to strike a deal then, and it remains unclear what would persuade Mr. Trump to back off.
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Inbound interest was so high at one point that the company issued a stern warning to dealmakers to back off from the company and its shareholders.
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In the aftermath, The Post reported, Mr. Trump asked the United States' top intelligence official, Daniel Coats, to pressure Mr. Comey to back off his investigation.
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I'm a true believer that you have to learn how to play a U.S. Open golf course, especially this week, because you have to back off.
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"They try to browbeat and cower people, countries, presidents, prime ministers and the like all over in order to get them to back off," Smith noted.
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Jenna Wiggins, who lives two doors from the house where the fire broke out, said firefighters had been forced to back off as the flames raged.
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However, a source connected to Ronnie tells us he's claiming Jen injured her shoulder falling back off a fence as he took Ariana away from her.
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Last month, North Korea issued a specific threat to fire its Hwasong-12 missiles into waters off Guam but then appeared to back off the threat.
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President Trump As President Trump ramps up the fire and fury on special counsel Robert Mueller, lawmakers on both sides are telling Trump to back off.
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"It's not unusual when you're trying to do the right thing that there are attempts to pressure you to back off these fundamental values," he said.
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Trump has systematically pressured his attorneys general and the FBI to back off any oversight of his own conduct and, at times, go after his enemy.
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At the time, she said she'd back off if Pelosi cautioned the caucus could not afford a messy fight in the middle of the impeachment push.
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It gave him leverage in the recent spending talks, since Republicans had little doubt Schumer would force a shutdown if they didn't back off their demands.
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But the members of Patriot Movement AZ haven't agreed to back off — one told CNN doing so would amount to giving up her First Amendment rights.
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After Iran downed a U.S drone earlier this year, Trump nearly approved a military strike on the country — only to back off at the last moment.
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Those cases are still making their way through the courts, however, which makes Mississippi the first state to back off from a veggie burger label ban.
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Schumer's threat appears to be enough to have convinced Ryan and McConnell to back off, and to tell the president he can't have what he wants.
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Mr. Carranza, asked whether he could have displayed more empathy to Asian-American families deeply invested in the current system, did not back off his comments.
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It wasn't until the listing agent—a tiny white woman—came up and asked the officer what he was doing that he decided to back off.
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But a UK Royal Navy frigate that had been escorting the tanker aimed its guns at the Iranians and told them to back off, which they did.
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The last time Ryan Shazier stepped onto the field at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati, nearly a year ago, he was carried back off on a gurney.
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If there was another missile fired, we know that the president will then probably send or strike forces right back off the Korean peninsula, if need be.
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But after McCain went public with his brain cancer diagnosis in July, the president called the senator's daughter Meghan in the fall and promised to back off.
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They would claim that what happened that night at the Watergate was part of a CIA operation — which would, they hoped, cause the FBI to back off.
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Last year, his tenacious drive saw him (and a few other MCs) basically drag pirate-style radio back off the dusty shelf and return it to relevance.
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Macron's predecessor Francois Hollande also had to back off from a plan to reduce road transport after angry truckers destroyed gantries meant to charge fees on trucks.
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The fact is this trade war, if the -- our other -- our counterparts in other countries don&apost back off, is going to cost a lot of jobs.
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Brandon Marshall is calling for everyone to back off Johnny Manziel -- claiming he is suffering from an illness and needs help and support before it's too late.
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"It's just more evidence the Fed will not back off as year-end gets closer," said Mike Schumacher, global head of rate strategy at Wells Fargo Securities.
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I've also tried to back off a little bit on what I do 'cause I don't want you to think that I'm just coming around behind you.
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Mr. Rosekind has said that regulators would not back off on enforcement actions, including imposing higher fines, recently approved by Congress, against companies that violate safety rules.
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That, of course, hinges on whether the EU says yes to three more months and if Johnson decides to back off of his pledge to leave regardless.
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Perhaps Flynn knows more about why Trump may have been so keen to urge the FBI to back off from him, and told Mueller what he knows.
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Nearly anything can serve as an excuse for stocks to back off after a good run, of course, and this includes an unsurprising decision from the Fed.
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And so, that becomes your negotiating partner trying to get North Korea to back off on these exercises that have the whole world very much on edge.
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One side wants him to back off the more inhumane-sounding proposals (like rounding up immigrants via a "deportation force") in order to appeal to suburban whites.
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Guitarist Jonny Buckland moved out of the way as Sykes screamed his way through the track, making the legs of the table buckle before jumping back off.
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And Axe does seem to back off the throttle through a good chunk of season 2, at least until he sees another chance to strike at Rhoades.
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But, as long as you remember to turn the Do Not Disturb switch back off and catch up on the conversation at some point, mooning is harmless.
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Trump later asked Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats if he could intervene to get Comey to back off the Flynn investigation, the Washington Post reported Tuesday.
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We can track these changes by shining infrared light onto the scalp, and measuring the scattered light which bounces back off the brain and through the skull.
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Shawn was thrown off by the question ... and, for good measure, said if no one hated on Paul McCartney and John Lennon, then back off his pursuit.
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The company has decided to back off from its pledge to buy 1,000 bitcoin mining machines — just six weeks after it said it would be doing so.
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Especially in light of Comey's firing last week and that Trump may have asked Comey to back off investigating Michael Flynn in the Russian election hacking probe.
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"[Sometimes] at the end of the day I'm touched out — I'm like, 'Everybody just back off, I don't want anyone within 10 feet of me,' " she continues.
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I think this is just a matter of trying to intimidate [Constand] and intimidate other victims from coming forward in the hopes that everybody will back off.
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After telling my friends about this, the guy who loves eating pussy retold the story about [how he made] the girl lift her back off the bed.
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"If they're instead using a strategic approach to get China to back off then that could be a good thing for the U.S. tech industry," he said.
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To determine core telecom leverage, Fitch has applied a 7503:1 debt to equity ratio to the company's handset receivables, after adding back off balance sheet securitizations.
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And yet, the Vermont senator continues to campaign, and it's safe to say his victory in Tuesday's West Virginia primary won't convince Sanders to suddenly back off.
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And China, responding to Trump's tariffs and threats of much, much worse, is targeting soybean-growing states in an attempt to pressure the president to back off.
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Montgomery, Alabama (CNN)Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is privately telling colleagues he will not back off of an ethics investigation if Republican Roy Moore is elected.
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"As makeup artists, it's hard for us," said the makeup artist who brushed foundation onto my face before the lead stylist rubbed most of it back off.
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Police officers nearby — including a female officer named Shamila, who risked her own life by screaming at the men to back off — weren't able to save her.
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The congressman believed that the leak was an attempt to find embarrassing information about him to force him to back off of his investigation into the agency.
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At the same time, riot police appeared to retreat further into the complex after they'd warned the protesters earlier to back off or they would use force.
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Mr. Trump denied on Tuesday that Mr. McConnell asked him to back off, saying, "I wanted to delay it myself" because Republicans do not control the House.
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President Trump has shown little inclination to back off and relations between the two countries have cooled, suggesting the trade war could worsen before it gets better.
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Why would a limited demonstration of American force cause it to back off a 40-year policy of throwing around its military weight by using proxy forces?
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After the outcry, Mr. Baker appeared to back off and scheduled Monday's meeting, though he cited as its main purpose a discussion about the newsroom's digital future.
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Then he stood for the embrace photos with the three Democrats on the statewide ticket, pulled them in for a huddle, and walked back off the trail.
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Soon after Barkan's endorsement, Sanders took to Twitter to remind his backers that he is a "friend" and apparently send a message for them to back off.
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Comey later said under oath that Trump had asked him for "loyalty," and for him to back off the investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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The United States is targeting Chinese and Russian entities and individuals with new sanctions in its push to pressure North Korea to back off its nuclear ambitions.
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He accused Trump of asking him to back off an investigation into Flynn, who was fired for misleading administration officials about his talks with Russia's U.S. ambassador.
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That's why Trump's comments are such a big deal and will surely resonate among Hong Kong's protesters: The US president essentially just told China to back off.
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In 2015, an outcry forced President Barack Obama to quickly back off his proposal to change the tax benefit of college savings plans known as 529 accounts.
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It's far from clear whether Trump will back off on his plan, which would impose a 5% tariff on all goods, including autos, imported from Mexico starting Monday.
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So it was late in the third quarter, as Cutler leaned back off his wrong foot and whipped a pass right into the arms of an Eagles defender.
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"We have started to see students back off from the U.S. because of their concerns about potential issues they may face," Jones told analysts on an earnings call.
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LEAVE STEVE BARTMAN ALONE ... so says Cubs GM Theo Epstein ... who says Cubs fans should back off Bartman for good -- unless he CHOOSES to come out of hiding.
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Arthur Nory Mariano -- also a stellar gymnast reppin' Brazil at the Olympics -- just tweeted at Zac to back off his gold medal winning GF. He's joking ... we think.
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READ: Republican candidates back off pledges to support nominee The Republican front-runner also conceded that outlawing the practice would lead some women to seek out abortions illegally.
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The air quality monitor scans rooms up to 250 square feet, turns on when it's needed, and turns back off when it hasn't sensed pollutants in 219.993 minutes.
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"There's no amount of oil coming out of Saudi Arabia and there's no threat from Iran that's going to get me to back off," he said on Wednesday.
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Trump did back off the closure rhetoric briefly late Tuesday, saying Mexico was taking unspecified measures to stop the high flow of U.S. asylum seekers from Central America.
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Now, it's possible Canada will ultimately decide not to legalize — the treaties, for instance, could cause the new Liberal government to fear an international backlash and back off.
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Both Trump's fellow Republicans and Democrats from the intelligence panel said they intended to grill Comey about whether Trump tried to get him to back off the investigation.
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"Theres no amount of oil coming out of Saudi Arabia and theres no threat from Iran thats going to get me to back off," he said on Wednesday.
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China's official Xinhua news agency said the United States needed to back off pressuring North Korea if it was serious about wanting lasting peace on the Korean Peninsula.
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They both felt that he was threatening them to get his hands on their emails and texts and telephone records if they didn&apost back off this investigation.
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President Donald Trump has appeared to back off his demand for a full $5.7 billion to construct his proposed border wall — which led to the previous funding lapse.
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The Trump administration said last week that it would not ask about citizenship status on the census, appearing to back off the contentious effort to reinstate the question.
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When you are intimidating ... when you are explicit in trying to persuade that director to back off a specific investigation of a specific individual, that's obstruction of justice.
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Comey will be grilled by senators on whether Trump tried to get him to back off an investigation into alleged ties between the president's 2016 campaign and Russia.
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BONUS: We also got Joe Buck -- who called the game for FOX -- and he told us why L.A. fans should back off that ledge ... it's gonna be okay.
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South Korean shares advanced 0.65 percent after the leaders of both North Korea and the United States appeared to back off from their heated rhetoric from last week.
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"It was so severe and bad that when I walked out on stage — and it was actually quite embarrassing — I had to walk straight back off," she says.
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But maybe we should back off -- not off the Trumps, but off the unfortunate optics, and focus on the substance of what Ivanka's father is doing in office.
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In the statement, Comey confirms that Trump directly asked him for his "loyalty" and that Trump pressured him to "back off" Michael Flynn, who was under FBI investigation.
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But Kent's letter unequivocally shows the embassy did press Ukrainian prosecutors to back off what normally would be considered an internal law enforcement matter inside a sovereign country.
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But in the end they always keep to their unspoken code: When one reaches a client, the rest back off, immediately scanning the field for the next opportunity.
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Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping appeared to back off previous escalations in the trade war, announcing a 90-day pause on new tariff actions over the weekend.
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It's conceivable that your sister-in-law will back off a little, and you will become "Charles in Charge" for the length of the calls that you place.
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The elders back off in shock; the chief priest holds up one hand as if to block out the sight of the man, push him away, disappear him.
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Wednesday, the President indicated he would be signing an executive order to detain families together, but initial reports suggest he will not back off the zero tolerance policy.
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Trump has previously been persuaded to back off of trade threats with the argument that states that backed him in the 2016 presidential campaign will be hard-hit.
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He has also repeatedly stated he will not back off a demand for funding his border wall, cutting into family-based migration and ending the diversity visa lottery.
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At meetings on Thursday, "executives refused to back off of callous proposals that would hurt working families and destroy middle class jobs," the CWA said in a statement.
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If Trump ordered Comey to back off a former adviser he knew lied to the FBI, then fired the FBI director when he wouldn't comply, well, that's bad.
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Conservatives in the House say Republicans should back off any legislation on DACA and focus instead on tax reform and a Fiscal Year 2018 budget with spending cuts.
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To the relief of many at the meeting, the Trump administration did resolve its immigration fight with Mexico and back off from a threat to impose more tariffs.
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The National Rifle Association has said it believes the bump stock question should be handled through the A.T.F., prompting once-amenable Republican lawmakers to back off legislative fixes.
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None of the foreign powers engaged in Libya — motivated by commercial interests, geopolitical games or regional and ideological rivalries — have so far shown any willingness to back off.
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There is nothing in Trump's history or his current actions to suggest that he will back off from his attempts to control the media for his own benefit.
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You had the president of the United States trying to intervene, as has been reported, with other national intelligence leaders, who he appointed, saying, could you back off?
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They said Tuesday that GOP leaders should back off of their air traffic control privatization plan and focus on passing a new round of funding for the FAA.
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On Thursday, Clinton appeared on The Rachel Maddow Show and was given another opportunity to either back off these arguments or make a better case against Sanders's plan.
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Trump had signed off on the decision to meet, with the caveat that the United States wouldn't back off its stated demand that Pyongyang abandon its nuclear weapons.
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I back off, frightened and thinking she isn't the sort of homeless person who I want to give my bag to anyway, and am ashamed of both feelings.
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You can also see Holder approach Nipsey while he lay on the ground, fire more shots, back off, fire again and kick him before running into an alley.
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It's also repeatedly signaled a desire to back off from the issue, including relaxing school lunch regulations that were targeted at making the food in schools more nutritious.
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One of Jemele Hill's ESPN colleagues says she's sick and tired of Donald Trump's attacks on the "SportsCenter" host ... and is publicly calling for POTUS to back off.
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LaMotta spent the first two minutes of the round with his hands down by his sides, swaying into the ropes and bouncing back off them as if completely spent.
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Later, Mr. Trump refused to back off his criticism of George W. Bush — on the same day the former president was campaigning for his brother Jeb in South Carolina.
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And it just doesn't matter if some Kremlin folks... are bouncing back off Steve Bannon's [output] when Bannon and company are doing 24/7 for three years in advance.
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After hundreds of millions of years, young stars or quasars emitted enough light to strip the electrons back off these atoms, dissipating the cosmic fog like mist at dawn.
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"If this is an aggressive response, then people who are handling these birds need to be aware so they can treat them right and back off," Pepperberg told Gizmodo.
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He sent a strong hint of his likely approach in forcing Republicans in Congress to back off on their ill-fated plan to eliminate the Congressional ethics monitoring system.
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China says it will back off barriers to foreign investment in financial companies and stop forced technology transfers, a move that could boost trade talks with the United States.
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"We either should have a federal law that prohibits marijuana everywhere, which I would support myself because I think it's a mistake to back off on marijuana," he said.
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T.A. said she didn't want to be physical with Kirkland and told him how she was sexually abused as a child, hoping he would "back off," but he didn't.
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Collins wonders why Comey told Trump "Flynn was a good guy," during the request to back off Flynn, but doesn't follow up with a specific question about the remark.
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The newsflow from European corporates continues to point to a euro zone economy struggling to get back off the ground after a decade of monetary efforts to reboot growth.
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Coulibaly took over a kosher supermarket in January 2015 and demanded that police back off their pursuit of two brothers who had attacked satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo days earlier.
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The police department has promised to look into the matter, and those who run Breastfeeding Mama Talk's page are calling for commenters to back off the police department's page.
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And while Ora released a statement denying she had even been involved with the rapper, it took a Queen B approved picture to get the BeyHive to back off.
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Investors can afford to back off from Yeti now that the stock has pulled back from the hot gains it carried in recent months, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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In the highly anticipated hearing, Comey will almost certainly be asked whether Trump tried to get him to back off a probe into former national security advisor Michael Flynn.
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Unless the governing bodies want to create an infinitesimally complicated handicap system, they should back off and allow the games to celebrate human diversity in all of its forms.
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One day after that, reporter asked Trump at a press conference whether he had in any way urged Comey to back off or end the FBI's investigation into Flynn.
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But it has just as much crap—Iron Fist, Disjointed, Fuller House—along with a host of shows no one has heard of, like Between and Haters Back Off.
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Interests can diverge when the amount you want to raise doesn't permit the new investors' desired ownership percentage unless the existing investors back off their legal pro rata rights.
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Netflix's new show is called Haters Back Off, which is bound to be obnoxious in the same way that the horrible and annoying Miranda Sings character is on YouTube.
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But he gave way when one of the plainclothes policemen took him aside and showed him his official ID, effectively telling him to back off, according to Bindu Ammini.
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Some time after that, she tacked up a horse she'd been training, jumped on, and immediately sprang back off: stinkbugs were pouring out of every crevice of the saddle.
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President Trump has made it clear in recent months to anyone who didn't already know that Chinese economic pressure is the key to forcing North Korea to back off.
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The warning comes days after Trump appeared to back off his initial threat to shut the U.S.-Mexico border, which triggered a bipartisan outcry in Washington and border states.
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On Friday, President Trump announced his intentions to back off of his demand for border wall funding, allowing the federal government to reopen for three weeks through February 15.
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Even when Williams fired herself up at the start of the second set and began thumping the ball with her customary power, seventh seed Halep refused to back off.
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China requested that President Donald Trump back off his threat of tariffs on Chinese imports, treat Chinese investments equally under U.S. security reviews, and reassess the ban on ZTE.
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"I might have to just back off from this neighborhood," Mr. Barrett said when he learned of the quarantine for congregants who might be stuck at home, ordering delivery.
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And a company could always back off after the so-called org meeting or even after the filing, but this is a definite step in the IPO planning process.
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Mortgage rates had fallen to a record low two weeks ago, but a flood of refinance applications overwhelmed lenders and caused investors in mortgage-backed bonds to back off.
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"It's imperative that we do not back off one iota, and certainly not for more happy talk about continuing dialogue," said Stephen K. Bannon, the president's former chief strategist.
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Spain's goalkeeper, David de Gea, blocked Boutaib's shot but could only watch as Noureddine Amrabat's thunderbolt of a rebound bounced back off the woodwork early in the second half.
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At the Security Council on Tuesday, the ambassadors from Russia and China offered no criticism of the Myanmar authorities and all but called on other countries to back off.
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But after the American Civil Liberties Union issued a letter condemning these bills as presenting significant challenges to free speech, some Democrats started to back off from their support.
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Tokyo wants Trump back off his threats to impose a "border tax" on imports, and to stick to international trade deals on which Japanese companies base their investment strategies.
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Mr. Trump acknowledged on Tuesday that his running commentary on the Stone case was making Mr. Barr's job harder, but he gave no indication that he would back off.
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Iran responded to the assassination of Soleimani by striking bases housing U.S. forces in Iraq, and after no Americans were killed, Trump appeared to back off further military conflict.
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Trump has said that he might back off on the tariffs if the nation's NAFTA partners provide some U.S.-friendly concessions on the pact that took effect in 1994.
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Mr. Trump's previous actions, including purportedly pressuring James B. Comey, then the director of the F.B.I., to back off the investigation into Mr. Flynn, have already raised that specter.
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"There's a belief he's willing to back off, but we haven't seen that yet," Mark Haefele, global chief investment officer at UBS Wealth Management, said, referring to Mr. Powell.
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Metta World Peace has simple logic for why people need to BACK OFF big NBA stars like LeBron James for resting during regular season games ... THEY DON'T REALLY MATTER!
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He believes if Trump were elected to the White House, the GOP nominee would back off of some of the "punitive" regulations the industry has endured during the Obama administration.
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Adoring fans in Australia, many who've paid a motza to see him live on his Purpose tour, need to back off and show some respect, according to the pop star.
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" He then asked Coats "if he could intervene" with Comey "to get the bureau to back off its focus on former national security adviser Michael Flynn in its Russia probe.
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You have to show poise and equanimity in the face of pressure because you can be damn well certain that Trump isn't planning to back off attacking whoever Democrats nominate.
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The two had previously shared the screen in her two-season 2016 Miranda Sings Netflix series Haters Back Off, in which he played her best friend (and love interest) Patrick.
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Meanwhile, the newsflow from European corporates continues to point to a euro zone economy struggling to get back off the ground after a decade of monetary efforts to reboot growth.
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Angela Kinsey is busy with her role on Netflix's Haters Back Off, but she makes sure to carve out time for the most important part of her life: her kids!
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The air quality monitor scans air in rooms up to 361 square feet, turns on when it's needed, and turns back off when it hasn't sensed pollutants in 30 minutes.
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"Millions of Californians can do little more than watch as the lights go off, then on and maybe back off again during the blustery autumn of 2019," the Times reports.
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"Respect the family and back off, bitch, before we come get you," Snoop Dogg, whose real name is Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr., said in the initial video posted last week.
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But Trump did not back off his threat of a shutdown on Monday, even when he was asked if the damage from the storm in Texas had changed his mind.
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And I think a lot of them are going to get in trouble because they'll get close to him, they'll back off, and it'll be inconsistent, which will not help.
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"We have seen oil come back off and that has put some pressure on the market," said Walter Todd, chief investment officer at Greenwood Capital Associates in Greenwood, South Carolina.
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Regardless, Trump delivered a stark warning to Democrats such as Pelosi who have said they will push to hold his administration accountable: Back off, or I won't work with you.
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It was at this point, Slabinski ordered his team to fall back off the side of the mountain after another member of his team went down, shot in the leg.
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But instead of Becky, she originally suggested Jolene with the good hair, a nod to Dolly Parton's classic 1973 song about one woman begging another to back off her man.
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Or as Davies suggested, carrying out a more aggressive scan may be enough to get an attacker to back off and remove a company's server from a list of targets.
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All previous diplomatic efforts foundered over the future role of Assad, with the opposition refusing to back off its demand that he leave power and the president refusing to go.
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Public outrage over its lewdness online, however, placed enough pressure on the museum to back off from showing the piece — a decision that in turn drew complaints of institutional censorship.
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His efforts to get Comey to back off of Flynn and his reported effort to get intelligence officials to intervene with the FBI provide further, unnecessary, support for his confession.
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Bella Thorne's bf is leaping to defend what might seem indefensible, and demanding Rob Lowe back off his girl ... despite her totally tone deaf comment about the deadly Montecito mudslides.
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The next day before the Senate, not only did Yellen back off additional Fed rate hikes, she raised the issue of pushing short-term interest rates into negative territory. Woah.
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Trump's own tweet suggests that he was well aware Flynn was facing serious legal jeopardy — and went straight to the head of the FBI to ask him to back off.
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Adam Kinzinger explained his thinking in the wake of reports that Trump asked former FBI Director James Comey to back off his investigation of former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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But no matter how many times I turned that setting on, the P9 (and all other Huawei phones, as far as I can remember) inexplicably, quietly turned it back off.
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One has to hope that, after the election, whoever moves into the White House will soon back off from the more radical economic policy proposals made during the election campaign.
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There have been mixed signals whether the United States and China will back off from existing tariffs — whether this will amount to de-escalation, or simply to ceasing the escalation.
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Still, I knew I could back off the sweetness just a bit and bring the bread into more savory territory, especially when Thanksgiving tends to include plenty of sweets anyway.
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The Chinese could potentially strike a deal with North Korea that benefits the U.S., and ask the White House to back off on some of its trade demands, Cashin said.
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After giving us generous tax cuts, one would think that the White House would back off and not ask hard-working Americans to add more revenue to the federal coffers.
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We know that President Trump fired FBI Director James Comey in part because Comey would not back off from investigating links to Russia in general and Michael Flynn in particular.
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Her parents, doctors and coaches have all grown exasperated trying to persuade her to back off during training, or to forgo it altogether, when she is experiencing Crohn's flare-ups.
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Other 2016 backers have begged Sanders to back off, for reasons ranging from his age to the need for new blood to his importance in leading a democratic socialist movement.
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The Pentagon confirmed Monday it has suspended delivering F-35 fighter jet equipment to Turkey as its ramps up pressure on Ankara to back off its deal with the Russians.
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Remember that, according to former FBI Director James Comey, Trump asked him to back off a federal investigation into Flynn because the former national security adviser had already suffered enough.
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There's "Haters Back Off" to watch on Netflix with your tweens, who have no doubt been following Colleen Ballinger, the show's star and creator, a lot longer than you have.
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"We have seen oil come back off and that has put some pressure on the market," said Walter Todd, chief investment officer at Greenwood Capital Associates in Greenwood, South Carolina.
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And Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) said he told officials at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to "back off" the deportations until the system can be examined.
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On Monday, Senator Jeff Flake, the retiring Arizona Republican, posted a photograph on Twitter of a 5-billion-dollar bank note from Zimbabwe and urged the president to back off.
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Mr. Trump is trying to force Havana to back off its support for Venezuela's leader, Nicolás Maduro, whom administration officials said Cuba had propped up with more than 20,000 troops.
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The pattern of the United States' tepid response to these affronts has been to apply incremental sanctions to get Pyongyang to back off a bit and then to defuse tension.
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Trump has previously expressed support for tighter gun restrictions -- particularly in the wake of last year's Parkland, Florida, high school shooting -- only to back off under pressure from the NRA.
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Behind the scenes, congressional appropriators from both parties and State Department officials have lobbied the White House to back off the planned cuts, which could be up to $4 billion.
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But moving on, we've repeatedly heard suggestions today that if Trump was only trying to get the F.B.I. to back off from one person, Flynn, that's not a big problem.
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If this creeps you out, here's how to turn it back off: When you do that, Facebook says it will "delete your face recognition template" so you're no longer recognized.
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Modell notes that the Rapidan Group had forecast Maduro would back off elections to create the constituent assembly, but he went ahead despite international condemnation and threats of U.S. sanctions.
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In one of those memos, Comey described what he believed to be pressure from Trump to back off an investigation into Trump ally and former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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I have nothing but respect for Kathy Scruggs, she's no longer with us, so I feel a certain amount of responsibility to protect her legacy and tell people: 'Back off.
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The bat's goal: to pinpoint the exact spot on each tubular flower where it can insert its snout, lap up the pollen-salted nectar inside and then back off again.
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And even then, the president was forced to back off his threat to target Iranian cultural sites after his own defense secretary publicly said doing that was a war crime.
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If he thinks it will negatively impact the party or the Lord taps him and says you've done a good job and it's time to back off, he'll do it.
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President Donald Trump had signed off on the decision to meet, with the caveat that the United States wouldn't back off its stated demand that Pyongyang abandon its nuclear weapons.
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