When they did the secondary we backed away from it.
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On Syria, he has backed away from demanding Assad's ouster.
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This week the president backed away from the idea entirely.
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Since Trump's election, it has backed away from that line .
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But once in power, the DPP backed away and dithered.
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That's the ONLY reason GOP backed away from gutting OCE.
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I backed away, got into a taxi and went home.
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Ms. Bruner never backed away from her remarks on Facebook.
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Several states already have backed away from the Common Core.
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In embarrassment, Goldwater backed away and made a new calculation.
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Fortunately the president backed away from making such a play.
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Starbucks founder Howard Schultz took a look and backed away.
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Obama considered allowing some drilling there recently, but backed away.
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The Congressional Black Caucus backed away from Farrakhan in 1994.
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Potential rivals may have backed away from running against Gov.
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At her confirmation hearing, she backed away from that position.
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Saudi Arabia backed away from Trump's Middle East peace deal.
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Kamala Harris and Kirsten Gillibrand, have backed away from it.
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But Democrats say the president backed away from the agreement.
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But the President has since publicly backed away from that.
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And some states have backed away from loosening gun control laws.
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Andrea and Tracy, true to themselves, jumped up and backed away.
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The administration has since backed away from the rationale of deterrence.
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To be sure, there were also hedge funds that backed away.
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But after this, Huawei backed away from the U.S. telecommunications market.
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I placed the crystal on my nightstand and slowly backed away.
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But the White House has backed away from broader religious liberty.
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The Friends of the Thuringian Sausage have backed away as well.
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Insurers also backed away from the NRA, including MetLife and Chubb.
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He peeked in and backed away, but the owner impressed him.
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On Thursday, Flynn, through his spokesperson, backed away from the denial.
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Days later, the administration backed away from the one-year talk.
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Her table had a stockpile of bags, so I backed away.
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The evangelist backed away from Bill, and then extended his arm.
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China backed away from an earlier draft agreement in early May.
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Mr. Alvarez said he let go of Lesandro and backed away.
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It already has backed away from lawsuits against restrictive voting practices.
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She slowly backed away, telling me that I was scaring her.
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At the last minute, however, McConnell backed away from two provisions.
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American consumers never backed away this year, even when companies did.
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Since the election Mrs May has backed away from that threat.
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Trump has, himself, backed away at least in part from these ideas.
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The EU body has repeatedly backed away from imposing sanctions on governments.
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As a society, we slammed into the Marchetti Wall and backed away.
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If the cat approached and backed away, he considered that a denial.
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He extended his hand, but El Shehaby backed away, shaking his head.
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Yet, the campaign has never backed away from it or clarified it.
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Mrs Clinton has backed away from her earlier enthusiasm for the TPP.
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Clinton as "the lesser of two evils," Mr. Sanders backed away slightly.
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N) has backed away from launching a takeover of NH Hotels (NHH.
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Mr. Trump initially expressed interest but later backed away, citing scheduling reasons.
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Flashback ... The companies who have backed away from Saudi business over Khashoggi
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Politicians and media figures who formerly supported Bundy backed away en masse.
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Even analysts have backed away, slashing their recommendations in the last year.
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The Trump children have backed away from both ventures in recent days.
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I became so wildly enthusiastic that the guy backed away from me.
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If I'd been drinking, I probably would have apologized and backed away.
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I slowly backed away from the situation and disappeared into the crowd.
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Not surprisingly, investors backed away from that risky market late last year.
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The officer backed away from him slowly and drew his own weapon.
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Those officers, he said, repeatedly backed away and displayed de-escalation techniques.
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Mr. MacArthur backed away from this part of his proposal on Wednesday.
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She said Romney lost because he backed away from being tough on immigration.
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And in 2011, it applied for but then backed away from an IPO.
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McNeal then grew frightened and picked up Jaquerrion and backed away from Evans.
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Kalanick and his friends now say he's backed away from the "libertarian" label.
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And prominent Republican lawmakers have backed away from the idea of discarding it.
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The company emphasized highly automated systems and then backed away from that approach.
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Trump, though, quickly backed away from the idea after criticism from both parties.
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A special prosecutor said the officers could have backed away from a confrontation.
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Donald Trump has backed away from birtherism, but Sheriff Arpaio evidently has not.
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As their car backed away, the sense of loss was sudden and sharp.
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The companies later backed away from those statements, and "Hannity" was relatively unaffected.
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He also backed away from education reform and the Common Core more broadly.
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"He hasn't backed away from any of these things at all," Sanders said.
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But in his writing he paused at the black threshold and backed away.
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In each case, cooler heads prevailed & POTUS backed away from impulsive flare-ups.
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With animated speech, the man approached the stage, while Hughes shyly backed away.
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Correction: House Republicans backed away from the Office of Congressional Ethics plan on Tuesday.
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In new tweets early Thursday, Trump backed away from his apparent embrace of Assange.
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White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney backed away from Trump's comments early on Wednesday.
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In recent days, Trump has backed away from that rhetoric -- if not the policies.
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But this was part of the reason Trump backed away from the Summit table.
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Feinstein's Democratic colleagues on the Intelligence Committee - along with some key Republicans - backed away.
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The major nuclear powers have gradually backed away from that brink over the years.
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Seconds later, Drejka pulled out a handgun and shot McGlockton as he backed away.
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As for Larson, he hasn&apost backed away from his extreme, even repugnant views.
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Both sides backed away slightly but protesters on both sides remained in the area.
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Facing such huge bills, Trump's own Navy secretary backed away from his president's pledge.
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The government has since backed away from that and is officially aiming for 2085.
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Earnest, however, backed away from any suggestion that he was making a similar claim.
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However, this week it backed away from a one-year high, falling 26.4 percent.
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Sasson then approached El Shehaby with his hand extended, but El Shehany backed away.
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It's far from the first time Trump has abruptly backed away from a promise.
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Sasson then approached El Shehaby with his hand extended, but El Shehaby backed away.
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As it cooled, the moon backed away, retreating thousands of miles into the distance.
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It would make sense if the central banks backed away, volatility would go up.
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Now, with congressional scrutiny and other attacks, Valeant has backed away from this approach.
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Mr. Trump considered Mr. Bolton for several posts but ultimately backed away each time.
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But it quickly backed away to focus on its $3.3 billion purchase of Jet.
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This February, in a draft report, it backed away from that relatively firm conclusion.
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And Democrats quickly backed away from saying anything critical about the Bidens and Ukraine.
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Clinton once advocated for the trade deal but has since backed away from it.
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The WSJ reports that Bank of America backed away from changing the name before.
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Meanwhile, the administration backed away from one trade war while seeming to initiate another.
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Now that Democrats have backed away from a real fight, the expectations have shifted.
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And again with that one, a lot of GOP leaders backed away from Trump.
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It also tried but ultimately backed away from buying PostNL, the Dutch incumbent postal service.
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MTV backed away from videos altogether in order to fully embrace reality and scripted programming.
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Former FBI lawyer Lisa Page backed away from a planned interview on Capitol Hill Wednesday.
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Two girls who'd been planning to get in the van backed away, shaking their heads.
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He then backed away from claiming any knowledge about the group that issued the tweets.
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In February, Booker notably backed away from supporting the abolition of the private insurance industry.
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After he won the election, Trump backed away from his pledge to further investigate Clinton.
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Two other Republicans have backed away from earlier comments signaling support for a hearing: Sens.
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Spanish-language broadcaster Univision Communications Inc and telecommunications company AT&T Inc also backed away.
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The European Commission has backed away from forcing trading in euro derivatives to leave London.
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And Microsoft, which had initially been Google's fiercest critic in Europe, has now backed away.
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The Department of Justice has not backed away from prosecuting individual police officers for abuses.
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Its revenue from selling phones, a market Microsoft has backed away from, fell 72 percent.
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At first we backed away from telling the story because we're not from the community.
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Having faced the abyss, both parties backed away from it in subsequent rounds of negotiation.
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He has since backed away, but the storm brewing around him is far from over.
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President Trump ordered a retaliatory strike but backed away at the last minute, officials said.
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The Indonesian government appears to have backed away from confronting China, its largest trading partner.
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In the months since the proposal was announced, once-stalwart supporters have slowly backed away.
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And Microsoft, which had initially been Google's fiercest critic in Europe, has now backed away.
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He backed away from a previous threat to shut down the southern U.S. border, however.
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In reaction, our allies Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates backed away from confrontation.
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In doing so, she backed away from conventional rock instrumentation and embraced new digital textures.
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"He hasn't backed away from these things at all," Sanders said at a press briefing.
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Arizona's filing offers little explanation of why the state backed away from its initial support.
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The White House on Wednesday backed away from two controversial judicial nominees opposed by Sen.
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Later in the campaign, Mr. Trump backed away from calling for a total Muslim ban.
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Mr. Flynn later backed away from that assertion, saying his memory might have been faulty.
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On Wednesday, Donald Trump backed away from the policy with little more than a shrug.
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In July, FF backed away from its plans to build a $1 billion factory in Nevada.
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Earlier, officials had warned of a physical blockade, but the governor's office backed away from that.
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But he backed away from ordering the mission, asking for support from Congress that never came.
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Trump has backed away from his pledges to repeal Obama's health care law in its entirety.
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Sean Connery was mooted, but Quixote is air and Sean is earth, so I backed away.
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Despite reports of its private negotiations, SEIU publicly backed away from advocating for such a compromise.
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Creator Dong Nguyen ultimately backed away from the spotlight in the wake of the game's success.
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When Obama considered and eventually backed away from action, Trump knocked him for signaling his plans.
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Although the charismatic Lanier was VR's biggest champion, he's since backed away from that hippie idealism.
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He never backed down or backed away from giving to us the news — straight and true.
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The dashboard video showed Groubert shooting at Jones four times as Jones, hands raised, backed away.
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That officer backed away and fired his gun three times, hitting Castaway twice in the torso.
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Broadcom has backed away from a $20 billion bid for Toshiba's memory chip business, sources said.
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Following an enormous backlash -- from liberals as well as hardliners -- Joko backed away from the plan.
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They join a number of Democrats in high profile races who backed away from Pelosi. Rep.
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After intense debate, the Clinton administration eventually backed away from threats to limit trade with China.
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The city has backed away from plans to fill the Maspeth Holiday Inn with homeless families.
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"Many police have backed away from repressing, even if they don't say so publicly," Cuadras said.
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The Justice Department backed away from the use of consent decrees under President George W. Bush.
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Mr. Trump backed away from the threat earlier Tuesday after being told it would be illegal.
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The Japanese yen further backed away from its lowest since April 2019 against the U.S. currency.
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The problem for Republicans is that they have not yet backed away from universal coverage rhetorically.
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Some Republicans on the committee have backed away from the notion Russia wasn't helping Trump. Rep.
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More than a dozen businesses backed away from the NRA over its response to the shooting.
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Washington backed away from the idea following Erdoğan's threats, calling the whole thing a big miscommunication.
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He backed away from individual real estate development projects, including some in Argentina, Azerbaijan, and Georgia.
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For example, a Pride staff member resigned after Pride backed away from its promises to BLMTO.
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It has not formally backed away from NATO, the Paris climate accords or the Iranian nuclear deal.
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The president ultimately backed away from both demands and said he would seek the border money later.
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The dollar was a shade weaker and backed away from a two-month high hit last week.
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Now he backed away from that immediately and he may come back with a different number tonight.
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Several witnesses said Harter had his hands in the air, and had backed away during the confrontation.
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Later, he sort of backed away from that, and stocks rallied back a little bit after that.
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But Guinta hasn't backed away since his primary and said Trump exhibited "serious leadership" at the debate.
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Trump's Tuesday remarks put space between him and the Republican establishment, which has backed away from Moore.
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However, McGlockton's girlfriend disputed Drejka's account, saying her boyfriend backed away from Drejka after he pushed him.
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Now he backed away from that immediately and he may come back with a different number tonight.
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That's not to say, of course, that Nintendo has backed away from pursuits outside of the Switch.
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As McGlockton backed away, Drejka pulled out his gun and shot McGlockton one time in the chest.
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" And Stephen K. Bannon, the president's former chief strategist, backed away from calling Donald Trump Jr. "treasonous.
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In April, the Trump administration backed away from the tax, which was not included in Wednesday's blueprint.
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Though she accepted a couple of dates, there was no magic and she backed away from romance.
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While he rendered various lyrical turns and harmonic shifts eloquently, he backed away from stormy, dramatic episodes.
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Drejka pulled out a handgun, and as McGlockton backed away from him, shot him in the chest.
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Drejka pulled out a handgun and, as McGlockton backed away from him, shot him in the chest.
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"God, it's killing me," he said with his voice cracking as he backed away from the microphone.
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"Andrew Cuomo has never backed away from his progressive principles — not one single time," Mr. Biden said.
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His sons say they have also backed away from billions of dollars' worth of new foreign deals.
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In the end the government backed away from a complete ban, but it has imposed onerous restrictions.
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For instance, he has backed away from rules to lower the exorbitant rates for prison phone calls.
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In September, Mr. Trump promised to do so, but since then has backed away from that plan.
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As I backed away from him, he said, 'Everyone should have a kiss on New Year's Eve.
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He also proposed, then backed away from, a total ban on Muslim immigration to the United States.
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A December rate rise is not a foregone conclusion, though, and the Fed has backed away before.
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And the Trump administration backed away from its scary threat to impose tariffs on all goods from Mexico.
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He ultimately backed away from that, instead unveiling a series of proposals to "harden" schools and improve safety.
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El Shehaby then backed away, shaking his head, as Sasson moved forward in an attempt to shake hands.
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But in recent years our governments have backed away from such transformational activity, in particular, the Federal government.
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"Here!" pointing at a man who seemed to be in charge as I slowly backed away in awe.
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Earlier, Mr Steyer had toyed with, then backed away from, plans to run for elected offices in California.
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Video FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX TRAVEL NEWS TSA has backed away from controversial plans before.
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Unfortunately, I am concerned that Congress has backed away from these commitments in recent years, leaving us unprepared.
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The clash reportedly began after Trump backed away from a public promise to look into background-check legislation.
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President Donald Trump has backed away from the Obama administration-negotiated baseball player deal with the Cuban government.
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The Rangers backed away early over price, but by late February they could not pass up the bargain.
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Members backed away from the ethics reform idea almost immediately — within hours it was dropped, shelved and forgotten.
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The company has also backed away from a $20 million lawsuit it threatened against Daniels, the AP reported.
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Hours later, the president backed away from that endorsement, saying he could "never support bailing out" insurance companies.
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After widespread criticism from Republicans, Mr. Trump backed away from the idea of an immediate and full withdrawal.
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I thanked him for the invaluable wisdom he imparted, and backed away slowly, full of appreciation and awe.
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The Justice Department under Mr. Sessions has also backed away from its longstanding position to protect voting rights.
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In recent weeks the Trump administration has backed away from many of the president's most ambitious trade promises.
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Silke turned her nose up at the chicken feast and backed away rapidly when confronted with the broth.
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Some Republicans who had been endorsed by the NRA backed away from the group in key suburban districts.
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The United States and Iran have backed away from the brink of further conflict in the Middle East.
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The United States and Iran backed away from further military hostilities after the killing of a Maj. Gen.
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For the time being, officials have backed away from endorsing any legislative effort or mandate on tech companies.
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Reagan also backed away from cuts to Social Security and Medicare when he faced a political backlash for trying.
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As a result, international firms and oil companies have backed away from billion-dollar deals with the Islamic republic.
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But Brazilian senior officials later backed away from the idea, for fear of damaging trade ties with Arab countries.
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Investors sold dollars because Fed Chair Janet Yellen backed away from her previously threatened four rate hikes during 25.33.
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Precious Shipping backed away in a dispute over the quality that has resulted in an arbitration case in London.
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They have charged that, in a move for political expediency, he has backed away from supporting Medicare for All.
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Tango made this theoretically possible, but Google has backed away from the idea of putting extra cameras in phones.
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Police have backed away from the claim since, saying only that the initial attempt to fingerprint him had failed.
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The dollar was steady on the yen at 110.50, having backed away from a two-month top of 111.12.
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She reportedly backed away after some confusion over his omission to confirm that she would receive a top job.
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The dollar was steady on the yen at 110.53 , having backed away from a two-month top of 111.12.
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The dollar was steady on the yen at 110.57, having backed away from a two-month top of 111.12.
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The dollar was steady on the yen at 110.53, having backed away from a two-month top of 111.12.
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But like President Barack Obama, Trump as president has so far backed away from slapping that label on China.
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President Trump floated the idea as a candidate, but his administration has since backed away from such a tax.
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All the writers speak about being backed away from at parties, as if they are somehow tainted by death.
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With little or no opportunities to earn returns on investments, companies have backed away from antibiotic research and development.
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Several candidates Bannon has backed or met with about running in GOP primary elections have backed away from him.
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The Fed already had backed away from its December projection that it would raise rates four times this year.
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Brian Calley, because Mr. Calley backed away from Mr. Trump after the "Access Hollywood" tape came out in 2016.
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Mr. Harris has denied wrongdoing, and party officials have not publicly backed away from their support of his candidacy.
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It has also backed away from imposing sanctions on officials believed to be involved in the crackdown in Xinjiang.
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The dollar was steady against the yen at 110.58, having backed away from a two-month top of 111.12.
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She later backed away from Terravera to focus on her volunteer work tutoring underprivileged students in East Palo Alto.
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Mr. Trump announced, then backed away from, a potential cybersecurity initiative with Moscow, a shift that prompted bipartisan derision.
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Officials had warned earlier of a physical blockade, but the governor's office later backed away from that, Reuters said.
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Then she officially backed away with her own plan that doesn't call for eliminating the private health insurance industry.
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President Trump has backed away from plans to ban most flavored e-cigarettes, the Washington Post first reported Sunday.
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One last note: Amazon spent time trying to build a pay TV service, then backed away from the idea.
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He does hype up the rhetoric, but, so far, they've backed away—as always—from a really dangerous confrontation.
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So Tillerson, once again, backed away, demurring on repeated attempts to get him to comment on Trump's Russia statements.
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The Trump administration backed away from a proposal to create a new body to scrutinise Chinese investment in American technology.
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The carrier later backed away from the offer and is now transforming it into the ultimate frequent flier point spend.
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Perhaps injured, 2856 backed away from other, larger, dominant bears, rather than challenging them for the most fruitful fishing positions.
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Previous attempts failed as would-be buyers backed away at the last moment due to lack of funds, Alrosa said.
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Many Democrats were against the TPP and though many Republicans initially supported it, some backed away from it over time.
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The capsule even backed away at one point to test the spacecraft's capability of retreating in case of an emergency.
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For now positioning data and options market pricing suggests hedge funds have backed away from plays on more sterling weakness.
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But ABC backed away from naming names, and Palfrey accused the network of bowing to government pressure by withholding them.
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A scheme to train teachers from Syria at the American University in Beirut was postponed after the EU backed away.
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Just today he wrongly backed away from his commitment to move America's embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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"The one topic I've never backed away from speaking openly about is the importance of diversity and inclusion," Copeland wrote.
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But the president has backed away from some of the most pro-Israel positions he adopted on the campaign trail.
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"Not in the least," Mr. Ryan said when asked if he had backed away from his promise to maintain order.
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He wore slippers, despite the cold, and he backed away incrementally as he gave clipped-sentence replies to Thurmond's inquiries.
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After all, days earlier, Trump had backed away from calling NATO "obsolete", as he had done during his election campaign.
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He has been largely impervious to attacks, once Mr. Cruz backed away from his monthslong embrace and began hammering him.
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European governments have also backed away from previous commitments to join forces over procurement to protect their own weapons industries.
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He also backed away from some of the allegations in the letter, much of which was redacted from public view.
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The Fed has repeatedly backed away from planned increases when the economic data has taken a turn for the worse.
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The FPO, founded in the 1950s by former Nazis, has backed away from calling for a vote on EU membership.
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After Watergate, national candidates backed away from the "law and order" slogan, wary of too close an association with Nixon.
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The United States has also backed away this year from an insistence on Assad's departure to allow a political solution.
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But Natalie said that her reporting during the meeting found that Mr. Garneau has since backed away from that position.
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I was inside him for a time, felt the mad pleasure of his tightness before I panicked and backed away.
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Tehran retaliated by attacking U.S. targets in Iraq, but both sides now appear to have backed away from military actions.
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Kennedy backed away from the absurd Trumpworld fantasy that has claimed the minds of so many of his Republican colleagues.
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He also backed away from his pledge to erase the more than $19 trillion in U.S. debt in eight years.
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Even after Manafort pleaded guilty and admitted to his crimes in September, he "backed away from the facts," Jackson said.
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Presidents in recent decades also have sometimes backed away from replacing the Fed's leadership, because transitions can roil financial markets.
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In response, the United States launched a series of cyberattacks, but Mr. Trump backed away from a larger military airstrike.
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But Toensing had reportedly been getting waivers from those clients to allow her to defend Trump when Trump backed away.
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Ms. Warren said as much in her book, although she has since backed away from such a politically explosive suggestion.
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But it backed away from that policy after a surge in those requesting the documents and amid criticism from Washington.
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You could imagine a scenario in which the bill again grew less popular after House Republicans backed away from repeal.
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He hasn't backed away entirely from his original comments, saying many women — and men — don't desire to move up the ladder.
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Two and five-year bond yields also backed away from this week's record lows and were 1-2 basis points higher.
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In a separate case, Huawei has backed away from another executive who was arrested last week on spying charges in Poland.
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American backed away from that in September, which brought its product more in line with that of rival Delta Air Lines.
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Months later, Trump and Kim backed away from brinkmanship and met face-to-face in Singapore for an unprecedented diplomatic meeting.
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Astralis was on offense to kick off Overpass and planted the bomb then backed away to cover in the 2v2 encounter.
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Many Democrats and budget watchers say they're surprised at how quickly Republicans have backed away from making deficit reduction a priority.
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He has backed away from proposals for radical changes to insurance and the national health system that critics likened to privatisation.
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It has backed away from reforming inheritance laws to make them fairer to women, and from cracking down on child marriage.
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" In the end, he backed away from an approach to net neutrality that might have allowed so-called "online fast lanes.
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U.S. yields backed away from their earlier lows on the soft 10-year auction and Wall Street paring its initial losses.
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I apologized to the bird (technically, I said "Sorry, sorry, alright already, I'm going, sheesh"), backed away, and wasn't attacked again.
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President Donald Trump may have backed away from a critical promise to U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara, Democratic former New York Rep.
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"So I am thrilled that the Fed has backed away from its earlier plans to keep raising interest rates, " he said.
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In the past, the AU has often talked tough but backed away from any action that might lead to further conflict.
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After that call, Pruitt backed away from a plan to reduce how much biofuel — mostly corn ethanol — is required in gasoline.
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Instead of giving her a head injury, the machine sees her and stops, and only resumes once Vu has backed away.
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Other private equity funds including BC Partners backed away earlier in the process, which is expected to wrap up in March.
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Knowing that OWL is eventually going to swamp them, a lot of organizers and esports organizations have backed-away from Overwatch.
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Investors have backed away from stocks throughout October amid fears of rising interest rates, moderating corporate profits and rising trade tensions.
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He expressed confidence in his legal standing, but later backed away from the proposal and said Congress should address the issue.
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McGlockton's girlfriend said it was the other way around, adding that her boyfriend backed away from Drejka after he pushed him.
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Android Wear: Google hasn't backed away from its wearable platform, and there are four sessions on it at I/O 2016.
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" The company's chief executive, Joe Kaeser, later backed away from that, saying Brexit "will not diminish our commitment to your country.
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It was a speech for his base, which has become increasingly restless as Trump has backed away from key campaign promises.
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Investigators have not backed away from their earlier assessment, which CNN has previously reported, that there is no evidence that Sgt.
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The S&P 500 pared some losses as yields backed away from their intraday peaks and investors digested the China report.
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Prosecuting attorneys in the McGlockton case argued that Drejka faced no imminent harm since McGlockton backed away after their initial altercation.
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But after Lewandowski's June firing, the publisher backed away from the deal amid concerns about Lewandowski's nondisclosure agreement, as POLITICO revealed.
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Tehran retaliated by attacking U.S. targets in Iraq, but both countries now appear to have backed away from further military actions.
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One reason Paul Ryan backed away from what he called a "clear path" to repealing ObamaCare was that moderates like Rep.
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Stocks climbed on Wednesday, with the Nasdaq composite hitting a record, after President Trump backed away from further confrontation with Iran.
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While he was supposed to be the GOP's bridge to the Latino community, he backed away from his own immigration bill.
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He later backed away from claiming the identity, but it cemented his image as a kind of sexually gender-fluid outsider.
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President Trump has recently backed away from plans to ban most flavored e-cigarettes, the Washington Post first reported last week.
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Elliott Management has backed away from its potential $160 per share bid for Athenahealth (ATHN), according to the New York Post.
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Athenahealth — Elliott Management has backed away from its potential $160 per share bid for Athenahealth, according to the New York Post.
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But the seaman's manslaughter counts were thrown out by the courts, and government prosecutors late last year backed away from the rest.
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But the limits of personal friendship were tested this spring when China backed away from verbal commitments in a nascent trade agreement.
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The United States and other Western governments that previously called for the president's early departure have quietly backed away from that demand.
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The president's declaration followed a tweet a few minutes earlier, which proclaimed why Trump believes China backed away from the negotiating table.
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But it does mean that seed firms have been presented with this expanded territory from which these other firms have backed away.
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But Dunford backed away from answering some of the most pressing questions about the engagement, saying the answers await a full investigation.
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IBM, which helped pioneer remote work, is among the companies that have backed away in search of putting employees together in offices.
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Perhaps this is because Mr Trump has backed away from some of his pre-election threats—on trade with China, for example.
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At a Labor Day gathering of political scientists in Philadelphia, where both men presented their findings, Abramowitz immediately backed away from his.
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The SEC backed away from a stiffer charge of securities fraud that would barred him from holding office at a public company.
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Over the course of my conversations with Nadler, he backed away from the notion that Kensho will destroy jobs at Goldman itself.
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And while Apple apparently didn't block the deal, SoftBank is said to have backed away due to the nature of the competition.
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"She fell down before the elk came close enough to hitting her, and when that happened the elk backed away," Tibbitts said.
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He recently appeared to have backed away from that stance, but on Monday he laid out the case for a full sale.
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The euro eased 0.1 percent to $1.1200, having backed away from a 6-1/2 month high of $1.1268 set this week.
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Pre-insolvency proceedings were triggered in Spain in November when a key investor backed away from a plan to inject new cash.
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But at least two potential buyers, Disney and Salesforce, both reportedly backed away in part because of abuse issues on the platform.
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He said she only backed away, after calling it the "gold standard", once she realized it was a winning issue for him.
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He pledged to resign after six months if he had not fixed the drug problem, but later backed away from that promise.
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Since the United States withdrew from the 2015 nuclear pact and imposed economic sanctions, Iran has steadily backed away from the agreement.
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The president was spared one element that would have added greatly to the awkwardness: Vice President Biden backed away from the race.
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She stood and backed away, apologizing, saying a little bitterly, Oh, it would have been a miracle if it had been true.
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And as a husband, he was accused of rape by his first wife, Ivana, though she later backed away from that claim.
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Officials backed away from those plans after financial conditions tightened in January because of concerns about the health of the global economy.
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Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway was asked on Thursday if the president-elect has backed away from the idea of a Muslim registry.
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C.K. confirmed the stories on Friday, as the television networks and movie distributors he was in business with backed away from him.
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According to Clarke, ISIS propagandists are doubling down in part because they've never really backed away from a claim of responsibility before.
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One man was pulled off the wall and arrested as others were surrounded by fellow protesters and backed away from the confrontation.
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I backed away from the marble-topped table and left the bright, well-appointed family meeting room on the hospital's top floor.
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After invoking her gender without being prompted, she quickly backed away from what could be seen as making any claim of misogyny.
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But he has since backed away from that position, arguing the problem is not firearms, but rather mental health and violent entertainment.
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After a few dozen hits, the applause started again, building to a crescendo as she backed away and let her shoulders sag.
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In 1994, then-President Bill Clinton "strongly considered" such a strike but ultimately backed away from it, signing a negotiated deal instead.
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Trump had backed away from her original promise to combat cyberbullying after the criticism leveled at Mr. Trump for his online insults.
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In late 2018, after a nearly 20 percent tumble in stocks, the Fed backed away from its plan to continue raising rates.
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In late 2018, after a nearly 20 percent tumble in stocks, the Fed backed away from its plan to continue raising rates.
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The Dutch board backed away from plans to publish it, according to Dr. Dekker and another person with knowledge of its handling.
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The White House has backed away from the allegations, but they add up to yet another issue complicating Mr. Coats's new job.
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Although the new Governor, Tony Evers, has been critical of the package, he has not backed away from the promises it made.
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But in both of those cases, he later met with National Rifle Association officials and backed away from any major legislative proposals.
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Trump promised to be "neutral" on Israel-Palestine — although he later backed away from that stance — and to enforce the Iran deal.
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However, Yahoo News reported on Thursday that the United States had launched cyber attacks, even as Trump backed away from a conventional attack.
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Biden, of course, has backed away from aspects of the 1994 crime bill, which he spearheaded as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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A White House intern tried to step in and take the mic from Acosta, but when he held onto it, she backed away.
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Even while insisting that free expression is an ideological priority, the company has backed away from the full-throated defense of free speech.
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The ousted president backed away from a pro-European pact, a move that was widely viewed by protesters as bending to Russia's demands.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk backed away from the company's vague plans to build an all-electric bus during a call with investors today.
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But its biggest platform partner, Twitter, has backed away from commerce, raising questions about whether Stripe can find another anchor partner for Relay.
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When Schumer started dance-celebrating her answer, the host backed away slightly, only to eventually join the comedian in a short podium shuffle.
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Glu has backed away considerably from the celebrity games, and The Swift Life marks the first pop culture celebrity app debut in 2017.
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Scott then exited the vehicle with the gun and backed away from his car while continuing to ignore commands to drop his gun.
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And conservative radio host Laura Ingraham is said to have pressed Trump on why he backed away from labeling China a currency manipulator.
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Mrs Clinton has herself backed away from her previous support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a trade deal negotiated by Barack Obama.
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Bowing to off-stage pressure from Republican bigwigs, he backed away from his earlier, unconstitutional talk of banning Muslims from entry to America.
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Then-candidate Donald Trump had threatened to brand China as a currency manipulator, but his administration has since backed away from that label.
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A handful of more conservative lawmakers have backed away from the GOP bill being pushed by House leadership, arguing that it's not enough.
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But after a rise in a consumption tax in 2014 tipped Japan into recession, he has backed away from raising the tax again.
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The White House backed away from the idea on Thursday, but the Senate proceeded to approve a resolution warning Trump against it anyway.
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But the White House backed away from that plan earlier this week after the Kremlin did not immediately accept its invitation to Putin.
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Earlier this month, the FBI backed away from a controversial case against the tech giant that highlights the so-called "going dark" debate.
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But the government backed away only after Twitter filed a federal lawsuit accusing it of violating the First Amendment's protection of free speech.
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But in the past week, as stocks made small gains, the Dow backed away from the big milestone after edging within 83 points.
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However, after meeting Fico, the party's leadership said it would consider talks with Di Maio if he publicly backed away from the League.
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The Boston Public Schools system voted to change its start times in late 2017 but backed away from that switch after facing criticism.
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I wanted to touch all three of them as I said the words, and when I did, my oldest backed away in disbelief.
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The game-maker Zynga, for example, faced a dramatic loss of revenue after Facebook backed away from a close relationship with the company.
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Officials then backed away from the new government after popular anger rose against the coup and countries in the region loudly denounced it.
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But even if Italy's government backed away from its policies, the country's problems — a high debt load and a sluggish economy – would remain.
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As if he were mimicking Kobe Bryant, Lucke maintained his follow through as he backed away watching his shot swish through the net.
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But it also backed away from its plan to use the buildings for quarantine, saying that it would use government-owned sites first.
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While the US backed away from the plan and Tillerson said it had been "misportrayed, misdescribed," tensions escalated as Turkey moved into Afrin.
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Within 24 hours, Mr Trump had publicly backed away from his threat to start a trade war between the world's two largest economies.
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Companies such as Buzzfeed and Vice have backed away from IPOs as they've tried to restart a growth story for potential public investors.
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While the U.S. has backed away from prosecuting torture, Guatemala has appointed special prosecutors and high-risk tribunals to try human rights cases.
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Last Monday, the administration just as quietly backed away, shelving any new rules for the city's roughly 200 annual street fairs for now.
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"He really backed away from it," recalled Mr. Durbin, an influential Democratic voice on judicial issues with long service on the Judiciary Committee.
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The President announced that he would support new health care legislation to replace Obamacare, but then backed away when congressional Republicans said no.
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Still, Auriemma has not backed away from his preseason prediction that at some point, this team will lose, a Joe Namath in reverse.
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Crime fell even as New York backed away from old tough-on-crime policies, sharply reducing the population of its prisons and jails.
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Others, like Saudi Arabia, had signaled interest in advancing a peace deal, but have since backed away from visible engagement since Trump's announcement.
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Under pressure from his own party and advisers, the president has backed away from declaring a national emergency to pay for the wall.
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Jordanian officials initially believed his account — angering their American counterparts — but later backed away from it, and charged Sergeant Tawayha with premeditated murder.
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He backed away from the attempt and waited for more than a minute while the players on an adjacent fairway hit their shots.
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Though he initially supported Medicare for All — which would provide public health care to every American — O'Rourke has backed away from the idea.
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Facebook ultimately backed away from this idea, although it remains to be seen what tech companies could do with financial data behind the scenes.
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"And by the way, Andrew Cuomo has never backed away from his progressive principles," Joe Biden told the crowd in a lengthy endorsement speech.
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In some cases, this pushed scientists to lobby harder and speak up louder, but in many other instances, scientists backed away from political engagement.
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Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has backed away from NAFTA, which she publicly supported as first lady when it was signed by President Bill Clinton.
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He backed away from the comments a day later, telling reporters that Trump has some supporters "connected" with the KKK who are "claiming him."
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The response was immediate, as Whelan's would-be allies (including on the Senate Judiciary Committee) either backed away from him or condemned his tweetstorm.
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Even as banks dial up the heat on smaller competitors through their advantages of scale, they haven't backed away from investing in start-ups.
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MILAN/PARIS (Reuters) - French tycoon Vincent Bollore has backed away from a deal to buy the pay-TV business of Silvio Berlusconi's Mediaset (MS.
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Washington (CNN)Former New York City mayor and top Donald Trump adviser Rudy Giuliani on Saturday criticized Republicans who backed away from Donald Trump.
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After those talks, Trump said he believed Putin's denials Russia had meddled in the 2016 U.S. presidential election - remarks Trump later backed away from.
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When Wall Street learned that both Google and Salesforce appeared to have backed away from Twitter talks, the stock dropped 20 percent on Thursday.
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As Jeet Heer wrote yesterday, the Trump campaign quickly backed away from its commitment to full transparency for reasons that still aren't entirely clear.
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The situation became more dire last year when rival Icelandair, which looked to be a savior for Wow, backed away from a takeover offer.
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All four players showed their evident disgust, Stenson backed away from his putt while Rose walked towards the crowd with a face like thunder.
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The officers backed away while under fire and a bystander was struck by gunfire and died, according to local media reports that cited police.
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Yet Donald Trump has neither apologized for nor backed away from anything he's said — and nevertheless he gets a free ride from the media.
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Indeed, going through that list from five years ago, I had expected to find a bunch of people who had backed away from investing.
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Trump also appeared to endorse universal background checks at a bipartisan summit on gun violence in February and then backed away from the idea.
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And while the rest of the bus riders backed away from the man, one woman stood up and decided to show him some compassion.
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Greg Abbott backed away from supporting a "bathroom bill," as the proposals are known, even though he had pushed for one the previous year.
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The Obama administration pushed open-border policies, backed away from securing the border and pushed sanctuary city policies that have made us less safe.
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Canadian Pacific backed away this week from its pursuit of a fellow railway operator, Norfolk Southern, after the government criticized part of its plan.
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The Trump administration in recent months backed away from the federal government's role in Gateway, withdrawing last summer from the program's board of trustees.
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Helping bullion's advance, the dollar backed away from a two-month high hit last week on rising optimism for a U.S.-China trade deal.
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Visa and Mastercard are among the members of the group who have backed away from publicly supporting Libra, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The billionaire has made opposition to the deal one of the cornerstones of his campaign, while Clinton once supported it but has backed away.
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In what appeared to be a deja vu scenario, Trump backed away from supporting background checks after a series of meetings with NRA officials.
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The White House on Wednesday backed away from a high profile promise made last month to single out China for a new investment ban.
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While he backed away from the policy of family separation, he is seeking congressional authority to detain entire families for longer than 20 days.
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Ever sensitive to criticism, Trump backed away from the idea of a joint cybersecurity task force with Russia — after hyping the idea hours earlier.
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So Microsoft concluded they didn't fit well with its business model and backed away from all but a few major titles such as Encarta.
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" Jennifer Rubin, writer for The Washington Post's Right Turn blog _______ "All the Republicans who backed away from @realDonaldTrump look really really stupid right now.
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" Mr. Chizhov, however, backed away when asked whether he was accusing Britain of exposing the Skripals to the lethal poison, saying: "I don't know.
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On the back nine Sunday, McIlroy backed away from a putt on the 11th hole because of a "Tiger" chant that rocked the course.
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A senior Trump administration official said before the G20 summit that optimism would be tempered after China suddenly backed away from commitments in May.
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Nine NGOs have stepped in to fill the voice and to try to help with search and rescue as the EU has backed away.
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It has also backed away from imposing economic sanctions on Chinese officials believed to be involved in the repression of Muslims in the northwest.
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In the recent Florida case, Mr. McGlockton, who was black, backed away from Mr. Drejka, who is white, after pushing him to the ground.
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But, Mr. Zelizer noted, Mr. Reagan backed away from the speech and Mr. Bush distanced himself from the ad when each man faced criticism.
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But, under pressure from hardliners, he later backed away, saying that there can be no meeting unless America first lifts its sanctions on Iran.
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However, another company, Bigelow Space Operations, which also said it planned to launch space tourists to the station, backed away a few months later.
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And Bondy has described his client as being upset that Trump backed away after Parnas, along with three other associates, were indicted last month.
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Investors have backed away from some of the key sectors that would seemed to have benefited from President Donald Trump's aggressive pro-business agenda.
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Under questioning at the December deposition, Trump backed away from the claim of fraud by the education industry, suggesting he'd taken some literary license.
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Since taking office, the Trump administration has backed away from the federal government's involvement in the project, withdrawing from the program's board last summer.
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President Trump, who said in September that restrictions on flavors, including mint and menthol, would be imposed, has since backed away from that option.
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GOP senators mulled widening the Russia probe earlier this year, but backed away after leadership signaled that the Intelligence Committee could handle the investigation.
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In his career as a US Senator, Sanders has backed away from such ardent calls for nationalization, but maintained similar rhetoric on wealth inequality.
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After the allegations about Coe came to light, Oscar host Jimmy Kimmel backed away from having Coe and Vines as guests on his show.
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Clinton had supported NAFTA as first lady, and served as Obama's top diplomat during TPP negotiations, though she has since backed away from both policies.
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By 2015, Mr. Obama's administration had backed away from support for a new law, saying the president preferred to seek cooperation with Silicon Valley instead.
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Trump said he backed away from the planned strikes after learning that about 150 people would be killed, but he said the military option remained.
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Kudlow later backed away slightly from his timeline, saying that the face-to-face talks would begin "soon" and that an announcement would be forthcoming.
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The company has also recently sought buyers, but big names such as Alphabet's Google, Disney and Salesforce — which all expressed initial interest — have backed away.
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But as governor, Pence struggled in the shadow of Mitch Daniels, his predecessor who backed away from a presidential campaign of his own in 2014.
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Over time, though, those companies backed away from their ambitions, resulting in business losses for Omnifone that it never managed to offset with other activities.
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During free agency in 2016, Iloka visited with Zimmer and considered the Vikings, but Minnesota backed away when the Bengals made a $30 million offer.
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The White House last year backed away from pursuing legislation that would require U.S. technology firms to provide a "back door" to access encrypted data.
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Bloomberg reported earlier this month that entertainment giant Disney backed away from a possible acquisition of Twitter because of concerns about abuse on the platform.
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And during the caucuses and primaries he has dug in even further, including on immigration, where he has backed away from any sense of moderation.
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Recode has published multiple reports saying that many of the companies that were looking at Twitter for a potential acquisition backed away from the deal.
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Conway backed away from the possibility of creating a "deportation force" to evict millions of undocumented residents from the country, something Trump proposed in November.
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Fitbit's stock had a rough go of it, and Intel seems to have backed away from some of its more bullish ambitions in the space.
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But it's hard to see how that fits into promoting Witness, especially since she seemingly backed away from the "purposeful pop" that she initially promised.
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Trump co-opted the term so completely that even media which had embraced the phrase like The Washington Post has backed away from using it.
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But it backed away from mandatory requirements because of the industry's resistance and instead, in 2013, issued voluntary labeling standards, which few companies have followed.
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When North Korea backed away from the promise of denuclearization, even using harsh language to criticize administration officials, Trump was right to pull the plug.
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The craustacean was caught on film as it swung a knife and backed away slowly from the video camera, ready to strike at any moment.
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Trump on Friday also backed away from that tough goal, saying "it doesn't matter" to him if Congress votes in the coming week on healthcare.
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GOP senators also backed away from challenging Trump over his trade agenda, which has sparked strong criticism from farm-state Republicans in recent months. Sen.
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Trade talks stalled in May after China backed away from commitments it had made to secure legal changes to its system, according to U.S. officials.
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But the policy that Trump has appeared to backed away from put the spotlight on U.S. airlines, which are regularly contracted by the U.S. government.
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The Trump administration has backed away from a proposed regulation that would have allowed restaurant owners and managers to pocket the tips of their workers.
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Alexander said on Wednesday that Trump had "completely engineered" the bipartisan proposal, but the president backed away from support he had expressed a day earlier.
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Global markets rose Monday after the Trump administration, at least for the time being, backed away from its threat to impose tariffs on Chinese imports.
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But he said that since becoming prime minister, he has backed away and now prefers to deal directly with Canadians at town hall-style meetings.
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But Mr. Trump already has backed away from one threat to abandon Nafta after strong opposition from business interests and members of his own party.
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And now Democrats are pushing for the release of the transcripts, something Conaway once said he was open to but has since backed away from.
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Ryan on Sunday backed away from Trump's promise during the campaign of a "deportation force" to round up and deport immigrants in the country illegally.
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Although President Trump promised to do so in September, he has since backed away from that plan, flummoxing public health lobbyists and industry executives alike.
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"The government has certainly not backed away from its commitments but it's not a top priority," said one aid worker who declined to be named.
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While Saudi Arabia issued a forceful statement threatening retaliation against sanctions over the weekend, it has since "more than backed away" from that posturing, said Kilduff.
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Some of them warmed up to me, but there were some punks who were really excited about me being there at first who actually backed away.
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He told an Israeli newspaper that settlements "don't help the peace process" and, for now, seems to have backed away from moving the embassy to Jerusalem.
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Responding to those concerns Matteo Salvini, Italy's populist deputy prime minister, backed away from previous comments and reassured markets that Italy would respect those deficit limits.
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The losing Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz and the Pakistan Peoples Party backed away from pressing their claim that the election had been rigged by security officials.
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But it has then backed away, entering Nafta renegotiation, granting exceptions to the steel and aluminum tariffs to many countries, and delaying tariffs on Chinese imports.
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After he initially backed away, she claims in the interview that he started touching her in a suggestive manner, and once again began making sexual overtures.
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But since then, "the Chinese government has backed away and made it clear they don't want to go outside the rules in this area," he says.
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" Many other Republicans backed away from Trump's word choice, saying that while they agreed with the sentiment, they disagreed with the usage of the term "lynching.
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Shares of online lenders have been pounded after business lender On Deck Capital reported disappointing earnings and analysts backed away from the stock, citing growth concerns.
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He was apparently referring to talks in May, when it appeared that the two sides had sorted out a framework before the White House backed away.
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Meanwhile, Rob backed away from the spotlight, refusing to attend Kim's wedding and reportedly feuding with his family and dealing with his own mental health issues.
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Screen launched in 2013 as a place to house Yahoo's original content, which the company has since backed away from (remember the $42 million write-down?).
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She tried to tell him that's not how it was, it wasn't like that, but he backed away from her, sat down, and started crying, too.
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If the FCC suddenly backed away from that mandate, it would face lawsuits from outside groups and more than a little scrutiny from the congressional committees.
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Goddard later backed away from some of his work, but not before coining a term that became another catchall: "moron," from the Greek word for dull.
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In a shift on Sunday, however, the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee backed away from his own group's fear-mongering about the race's outcome.
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Under Trump, the United States has also backed away from a pledge to double research and development spending on energy technology to $6.4 billion by 2021.
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Congressional Republicans, in turn, have backed away from earlier promises to legally protect the so-called "Dreamers," young people brought to the country illegally as children.
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Both later backed away from those promises, convinced by Middle East experts that doing so would prejudge negotiations for a final settlement between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Not to mention, Trump's willingness to accept foreign assistance in his re-election campaign without informing the FBI, which he has since partly backed away from.
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And the company still hasn't backed away from previous estimates that it would deliver about 80,000 cars by the end of 2016 (and 100,000 next year).
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He responded positively to my request for his aid, but when the paladin found out that I am a demonology warlock, he backed away from me.
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The Trump administration has not backed away from his campaign stance, but there are questions about how aggressively the president will push for a new law.
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In essence, Mr. Davis has admitted he was an unnamed source for the article, and has backed away from the claims he made about Mr. Cohen.
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The rebound in June is a repeat of a situation in January, when the central bank backed away from its plans to keep raising interest rates.
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While other Democrats have backed away from the bill, Mr. Biden has defended it with statements that lack a full account of its history and impact.
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As president, he has backed away from that proposal, saying he wants to give private plans more tools to negotiate, under new federal rules and requirements.
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Stokes and others who maintained a long-lasting grip in the black wards and precincts either died or backed away from public life in recent years.
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Faced with this threat, which according to one Baghdad official "would mean collapse for Iraq," Iraqis have backed away from their call to banish U.S. troops.
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Gib reportedly yelled "you&aposre scared" when Jake backed away from the stage, then told him he couldn&apost "run no more" in a subsequent interview.
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But before she dropped out of the race in August, the New York senator also backed away from the legislation, citing concerns about eliminating private insurance.
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Investors took a look and backed away, seeing overpriced companies with no prospect of making money any time soon, in some cases led by untested executives.
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ICE was considering launching a swap contract linked to Ether, but backed away from that because of regulatory uncertainty, the people briefed on the effort said.
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But the president then backed away from his position, saying that sufficient background checks were in place and the focus should instead be on mental health.
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The company has now backed away from the deal and is expected to repay lenders their allocated portions, three sources with knowledge of the deal said.
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He is a blazing technical rapper and a relentless searcher, and as he has become more famous and successful, he hasn't backed away from those traits.
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But when LendingClub ran aground in 2015 when lenders on its platform backed away, investors changed their minds and began to value the companies like lenders.
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But last fall, the White House backed away from any of these solutions, saying it would not seek any legislation or mandate for the time being.
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On Monday evening, the New York Post reported that Paul Singer's activist firm, Elliott Management, had backed away from its $160-a-share bid for Athena.
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Retailers including Nordstrom, Neiman Marcus and T.J. Maxx have backed away from products connected to Ms. Trump, the president's oldest daughter, since Ms. Coulter's efforts began.
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In a move that contradicted nearly three decades of military planning, the Trump administration in December backed away from calling climate change a national security threat.
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But the president then backed away from his position, saying that sufficient background checks were in place and the focus should instead be on mental health.
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Mr. Rubio, who once worked with Democrats on comprehensive immigration reform legislation reform, has backed away from that idea and now wants to focus on border security.
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Richardson said they have not backed away from those commitments, and the White House has little influence on state and local rules for solar and wind projects.
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The Post said Flynn on Wednesday denied that he had discussed sanctions with the Russian ambassador, but on Thursday backed away from the denial through a spokesman.
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Sessions also defended Trump, noting that he has backed away from his calls for an outright Muslim ban, instead aiming that ban at countries with terrorist activity.
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In October conservative politicians in Poland, where abortion is available only in rare circumstances, backed away from a plan to ban it entirely, following large street protests.
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And Downing Street has repeatedly backed away from Mr Johnson's statements: from the case for a new royal yacht to that for expanding military intervention in Syria.
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The White House has since backed away from this explanation since it seems like an egregious abuse of power and arguably a kind of obstruction of justice.
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The United States has backed away, bit by bit, from the demand that Mr. Assad leave office immediately, but has remained committed to the 2012 Geneva Communique.
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Three months later, Carney wrote, attorneys for the US backed away from their claim that a new agreement existed that would allow the deportations to go through.
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Musk admitted he had been talking about the plan with Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund, but then backed away from the idea and kept the company public.
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" In a statement, de Blasio said the Teamsters had backed away even though nothing had changed and vowed to "work toward a new path on this issue.
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During the confrontation, Scott left his vehicle and backed away, allegedly with a gun still in his hand — posing what officers said was an imminent physical threat.
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In those comments, Clinton said she supports open trade and open borders, and takes a conciliatory approach to Wall Street, both positions she later backed away from.
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Fellow TV makers Sony and Samsung have backed away from OLED because of manufacturing challenges, while LG committed $8.7 billion to a new OLED factory last year.
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Since 2009, Alvarez's office has been accused of multiple cover-ups—clearing killer cops at least 68 times—and the Democratic party has backed away from her.
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Last fall, the White House quietly backed away from those proposals, spurring criticism from both sides that the administration was being vague and evasive on the issue.
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Twitter users, for instance, have backed away from that platform because of abusive trolling, threatening posts and hate speech, which the company hasn't been able to control.
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She has appointed a new military chief and cabinet members, while MAS lawmakers seemed to have backed away from plans to try to nullify her interim appointment.
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These new financial technology companies have made serious competitive inroads in areas banks have backed away from, and billions of dollars in venture capital money has followed.
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In October, the union reportedly backed away from a planned Clinton endorsement because internal polling showed its rank and file didn't support the former secretary of State.
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On Sunday, the self-selected representatives said they could meet with Mr. Philippe, but on Monday they backed away after threats and protests from other Yellow Vests.
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Though some owners were sympathetic to his stance, many of them backed away from supporting him when he threatened to sue the members of the compensation committee.
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But financial institutions, including Bank of America and the Royal Bank of Scotland, backed away from loans to the company, according to news reports at the time.
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That came after Turkey - citing the latest fighting in Syria - backed away from a 2016 deal with the EU to keep refugees and migrants away from Europe.
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Last week, Trump seemingly backed away from a proposed waste site at Yucca Mountain in Nevada, which has been controversial ever since it was proposed in 1987.
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The administration backed away more sweeping restrictions after vaping advocates pointed to controversial polling data that an extensive ban would harm Trump's reelection bid in battleground states.
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With Gordon Sondland prepared to testify this week, Republicans backed away from complaints about secondhand information and instead offered a blunter defense: The president did nothing wrong.
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But that hope dwindled when the United States backed away from military action after Mr. Assad crossed Mr. Obama's "red line" against the use of chemical weapons.
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The Times reported in late January that Trump once sought to have McGahn fire Mueller, but ultimately backed away from that demand after McGahn threatened to quit.
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In June, he threatened Iran with "obliteration" after it shot down an unmanned American drone, and then backed away from a planned retaliation at the last minute.
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It's Tuesday evening here in Washington where Senate Republicans quickly backed away from a proposal to restrict media access in the Capitol after a backlash from reporters.
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Some backed away completely from past assertions, making clean breaks with Mr. Trump on climate change or the need to build a wall at the Mexican border.
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" In an op-ed published in a local Kauai newspaper Friday, Zuckerberg backed away from that plan and called the decision to file these lawsuits "a mistake.
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But since taking office, he hasn't backed away from Operation Atlantic Resolve, which represents the largest military buildup in Europe since the end of the Cold War.
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At the time, Microsoft said it wanted to push users towards a digital-only games marketplace but it backed away from the draconian DRM after backlash from fans.
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Facebook, which will never admit that it's a media company, has backed away from curating breaking news after its own editorial decisions got the company into hot water.
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The defensive way she addressed critical questions about her maternity plan in a tense interview, and then backed away from the media because of it, gives us pause.
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Go deeper: How the anti-Saudi movement snowballed The unraveling of Saudi Arabia's "Davos in the Desert" The companies who have backed away from Saudi business over Khashoggi
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Hence, most people who have tried to clean my mother's house have been met with short shrift or they've sensed the anguish their words cause and backed away.
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In September, it backed away from a widely expected rate rise — sparking steep falls on Wall Street and other markets — citing China's mini currency devaluation a month before.
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While Trump has backed away from taking children away from their parents, it is not clear how his administration will handle immigration cases on the border going forward.
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Trump has backed away from a campaign promise to relocate the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a key Israeli wish, sparking rare criticism from Israeli lawmakers.
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Sure, he could have backed away from Clinton but the area close to the chair and lectern is his space and he has every right to be there.
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Trump publicly backed away from a trillion-dollar tax cut aimed at small businesses in order to optimistically claim that his tax plan won't add to the debt.
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" But he backed away from saying to what extent he believed humans were responsible, adding that it "also depends on how much it's going to cost our companies.
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There reportedly was a deal in place for a draft-day trade, but the Stars backed away at the last minute, so Plum remains in a crowded backcourt.
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Venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya backed away on Tuesday from his comment that IBM's Watson is a "joke" but insisted his artificial intelligence firm could still defeat Big Blue.
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Trump threatened last week to withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement – the deal between the U.S., Canada and Mexico – but ultimately backed away from that position.
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The president faulted his predecessor for helping create the conditions for the attack when he backed away from his 2012 "red line" on Assad's use of chemical weapons.
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The tall, swift youngster, his hands carelessly low, backed away from Liston's jabs, circled around Liston's dangerous left hook and opened a nasty gash under Liston's left eye.
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His congressional office backed away from his earlier claims to have "put terrorists in prison," after evidence could not be presented that he ever actually prosecuted a terrorist.
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Meadows said on Wednesday that conservatives have "minimal" leverage in the discussions over the funding for Gateway, which the Trump administration has backed away from in recent months.
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Unlike Mr. Ryan, other Republican leaders have backed away from Mr. Trump as a candidate gone amok, notably Mitt Romney, the presidential candidate who campaigned alongside Mr. Ryan.
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" After hearing the news that Trump had backed away, Sanders said he hopes the billionaire changes his mind and asked: "Well Mr. Trump, what are you afraid of?
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Trump said last week in an interview with the Wall Street Journal that the dollar was "getting too strong", and backed away from labelling China a currency manipulator.
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The president has described the official as a partisan operative and called on news outlets to name them but has so far backed away from doing so himself.
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Most voters rejected one policy proposal Mr. Trump vowed to pursue from the beginning and never backed away from: building a wall on the southern border with Mexico.
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The Trump administration has backed away from the federal government's involvement in the project, arguing New York and New Jersey should contribute more money to the rebuilding effort.
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IRS PULLS CONTROVERSIAL RULE: The Internal Revenue Service backed away from a proposed, reviled regulation that would have pressured non-profits to share their donors' Social Security numbers.
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Commissioner Roger Goodell backed away from his stance that the players had a right to express their opinions, though legal scholars say showing solidarity is a legal right.
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Advertisers have backed away from Carlson's show even as Fox News stands behind him, and debate has ensued over Carlton's worthiness to serve as a national political commentator.
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Though Clyburn made remarks on Saturday that questioned the campaign's organization and fundraising efforts, he later backed away from them and will campaign in North Carolina for Biden.
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And, unlike last summer when Trump reluctantly backed away from his plan to fire Mueller, the President is surrounded by far fewer people he trusts or listens to.
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In addition to Kitty Hawk's troubles, another startup, Zunum Aero, struggled to raise money and was forced to lay off employees after Boeing backed away as an investor.
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After the anarchists spotted Gibson at the Berkeley park, they pepper-sprayed him and chased him out as he backed away with his hands held in the air.
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After interventions by Congress and the Supreme Court, the Bush administration backed away from most of its extreme measures and transferred C.I.A. detainees to the prison at Guantánamo.
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President Trump is still digging in on his demand for money for a wall at the southern border, though he has backed away from declaring a national emergency.
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Mark Warner, who had supported concealed carry reciprocity in 22018, backed away from the same legislation, effectively killing the bill since regular legislation needs 20143 votes to pass.
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Whatever one makes of that as a question of demographics, it doesn't make sense as a piece of political rhetoric, which is why Clinton backed away from it.
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SEATTLE — A day after saying that Amazon plans to open hundreds of physical bookstores, the chief executive of a large shopping mall operator has backed away from the comments.
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Labaut, who weighs around 240 pounds, pulled out the Taser wires and backed away toward the drive-thru window, where scared employees tried to stay away from the commotion.
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Kjellberg later made several other jokes about "Subscribe to PewDiePie," in a mostly facetious way, but many other creators backed away from it altogether in wake of the tragedy.
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And he backed away from his proclamation Monday that he would "absolutely" support Clinton if she won the election in November, "We're going to have to see," Trump said.
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Anderson Cooper, who moderated the event, asked about the flap and the presidential candidate quickly backed away from the public disagreement, saying he doesn't like fighting with the pope. .
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Moreover, Apple appears to have backed away from the car market, so the era of selling greater and greater numbers of physical products appears to be over — for now.
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Meanwhile, spot palladium further backed away from its all-time peak of 1,565.09 per ounce, scaled earlier in the week, and was down 0.1 percent at $1,527.50 on Thursday.
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That sort of thing scandalized many in O'Connor's time who had backed away from what grace really might mean for their way of life in a proper, segregated South.
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The U.S. dollar fell to a 15-month low against the yen as investors backed away from earlier expectations that the Federal Reserve would continue to raise interest rates.
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While the president earlier this week backed away from his veto threat, conservative lawmakers and right-wing pundits on cable news have pressured him to nix the funding measure.
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The sanctions have caused tumult in the aluminum industry, for example, as US companies have rapidly backed away from Russian-owned United Company Rusal, a large supplier of aluminum.
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After a number of prominent Republicans backed away from Trump following the release of the Access Hollywood tape, most of them returned to the fold when Trump's chances improved.
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By Monday, however, the official had backed away from that commitment and said the program's fate is uncertain until the administration produces a more detailed budget proposal in May.
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Obama ultimately backed away from more aggressive action against Assad in part because of the risks of the United States getting sucked deeper into yet another Middle East conflict.
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But the administration backed away from stiffer penalties earlier this month and said it would fine ZTE $1 billion and install a compliance team picked by the United States.
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She also said she was glad that he had "reversed his position on immunity," after Sanders backed away from a 2005 vote that gave gun manufacturers immunity from prosecution.
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Clinton has also backed away from her support of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a 12-nation trade deal that includes Japan and is awaiting ratification by the participating countries.
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Multiple outlets reported that China had abruptly backed away from huge chunks of a 150-page agreement in May, making changes and reneging on commitments throughout the entire document.
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In 5003 he backed away from an investigation of Ivanka Trump and Donald Trump Jr., both suspected of misleading potential buyers of condominiums in a Trump building in SoHo.
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That could change, however, in the coming days — particularly as several lawmakers who had backed away form Trump this weekend flip-flopped and said they'd vote for their nominee.
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SoftBank has recently backed away from investing in several start-ups, including home-care provider Honor, after submitting term sheets worth hundreds of millions of dollars, according to Axios.
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Several companies backed away from doing business with Saudi Arabia in the immediate aftermath of Khashoggi's death, but as Axios' Dan Primack notes, there has been no fundamental change.
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Crude oil prices rose but backed away from multi-year highs on Wednesday after U.S. government data showed an increase in fuel inventories and a falloff in refining activity.
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Aides singled out the State Department, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Internal Revenue Service as targets for austerity — plans that the White House has not backed away from.
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Beyond his self-performance — he once told Playboy magazine that his yacht and golden towers were "props for the show" — Mr. Trump has never backed away from cultural divisiveness.
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More recently, Mr. Kushner backed away from a member of the transition team he had previously supported, when the man's work as a lobbyist for foreign governments attracted headlines.
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The investor, Matt Michelsen, confirmed the meeting to BuzzFeed, and said Facebook officials initially seemed open to the idea of an investigation, but later backed away from that approach.
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But in 2008, the academy backed away from the recommendation, said Dr. Scott H. Sicherer, a spokesman for the academy and one of the authors of the new guidelines.
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That's been visible in the polls that show any swings in impeachment opinion; independents have stayed fairly positive about impeachment, while Democrats have backed away after bad news cycles.
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He said he had been struck, when he sponsored the amendment blocking a no-deal exit last month, by how many of them backed away at the last minute.
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Republicans largely threw their support behind Moore when he won Alabama's Republican primary in September, but they backed away when the sexual misconduct allegations came to light last month.
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But while the incoming administration may have backed away from the questionnaire, the scepticism and hostility to the Department of Energy and its mission in some quarters remains very real.
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And, to be clear, the experience that Aetna describes of financial losses and sick consumers is similar to what happened to other insurers who have backed away from the law.
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But western players backed away after the sanctions targeted the fund's parent bank, Vnesheconombank, a major Russian state-owned bank, in response to Russia's intervention in the eastern Ukraine war.
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His government has backed away from reforms in the past and may lose any sense of urgency when Zohr, a lucrative gasfield, starts production at the end of the year.
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Two and five-year bond yields also backed away from this week's record lows ahead of a four billion euro sale of five-year German bonds later in the day.
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Frank Momberg of the British conservation group Flora & Fauna International said his organization backed away from promoting the proposed parks three years ago, after consulting local organizations and the KNU.
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The government also considered and then backed away from imposing road-toll taxes, requiring foreigners working in Indonesia to pass a language test and banning some popular ride-sharing apps.
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Farage called on the U.K. prime minister to join a "leave alliance" and said his plan would work if Johnson's Conservative Party backed away from contesting the pro-Brexit vote.
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Pat McCrory of North Carolina backed away from elements of the law, but he stopped short of opposing limits on bathroom access and left other elements of the measure intact.
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Wicker and Cantwell began negotiating directly after the Washington Democrat earlier this year backed away from a larger Senate privacy working group, which includes other members on the Commerce Committee.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) opened a disciplinary commission after El Shehaby, who lost the first round elimination bout, backed away when Sasson bowed and approached him to shake hands.
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While admitting Assad has no long-term future as head of state in Syria, Tillerson has not completely backed away from openness to negotiations that may include representatives of Assad.
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The French company, led by Vincent Bollore, backed away from the deal to give it full control of Mediaset Premium, part of Vivendi's plans to create a European media giant.
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Those of you who have supported and followed my career know that the one topic I've never backed away from speaking openly about is the importance of diversity and inclusion.
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After shutting down the government for three days, Democrats backed away from their promise to protect the Dreamers, voting to reopen the government with little to show for their efforts.
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When the White House did announce its proposal, it backed away from raising age limits on buying assault weapons, and instead renewed support for arming teachers and improving school safety.
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One major sign of trouble, he said, is that some customers in China have backed away from plans to ask Efficient Power to customize its chips to meet their specifications.
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Mr. Pun said Mr. Dahal, whose nom de guerre is Prachanda, or "the fierce one" in Nepali, has backed away from more revolutionary ideas in order to appeal to voters.
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At the hearing, Ms. Barrett backed away from that position, saying she could not think of any class of cases in which she would recuse herself because of her faith.
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When Jack Daniel's backed away from a pledge to recognize the Tennessee slave who had taught its founder to distill, a writer came to town and took up the cause.
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Trump's government failed to approve Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial's acquisition of MoneyGram, while AT&T reportedly backed away from a deal to sell phones made by Chinese electronics giant Huawei.
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He backed away from that new Egyptian government, led by the Muslim Brotherhood, and signaled with his silence that the U.S. would not move to block a military coup d'etat.
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The banks he works with have not backed away from the industry since Sessions' announcement, but he has seen others hoping to get into the business put plans on hold.
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They remember being excited by the promise of Obama's agenda and then disappointed by the compromises he made, the fights he backed away from, the deals he cut with industry.
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Some Democratic lawmakers grumbled privately that, once the party backed away from the impeachment inquiry, it would be only a matter of time before Republicans stepped forward to hold hearings.
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Moore was accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women, and the RNC subsequently backed away from supporting him, only to eventually come back to his side amid tensions with Trump.
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Last year, amid stiff private sector opposition, the White House backed away from pushing for legislation to require U.S. technology firms to provide investigators with mechanisms to overcome encryption protections.
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The BP site supervisors Robert Kaluza and Donald Vidrine (portrayed, respectively, by Brad Leland and a distractingly accented John Malkovich) were initially indicted on manslaughter charges, but prosecutors later backed away.
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Since the election, Trump has backed away from claims that Mexico would pay for the wall, saying via Twitter that he would seek funding from Congress and collect from Mexico later.
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And she backed away from the idea of a registry of Muslim citizens in the US. The South Carolina governor took issue with Trump's recent comments about German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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"Our federal government unfortunately has completely backed away from all their commitments (on climate change) ... so the leadership on this front has to come from state and local government," she added.
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But after reviewers hammered Verizon for comically overstating 5G availability in these spotty early launches, Verizon backed away from imposing the surcharge for what it stated would be an "undetermined" period.
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Rubio eventually backed away from his work on the Gang of Eight bill, even attempting to argue during his 2016 presidential campaign that the bill was never meant to become law.
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The tax hikes are needed to pay for rising welfare costs, but the government has backed away after a hike to 8 percent from 5 percent in 2014 hurt consumer spending.
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Go deeper: The unraveling of Saudi Arabia's "Davos in the Desert" The companies who have backed away from Saudi business over Khashoggi Where Saudi Arabia fits in the global arms trade
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Beijing and Washington were close to a deal last spring but U.S. officials said China backed away from an agreed text over a reluctance to change laws to address U.S. complaints.
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The Times British Prime Minister Theresa May avoided a Commons defeat over her crucial Brexit bill on Wednesday after pro-European Tories backed away from a confrontation with the government. bit.
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On Thursday, Giuliani sought to clarify his statements, saying once again in a tweet that he had not backed away from his claims that the campaign did not collude with Russians.
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Last month, a top lawmaker on the Senate Commerce Committee backed away from a bipartisan panel that was seen as one serious effort to negotiate a privacy bill with broad support.
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VR film company Jaunt pivoted to augmented reality in October, Microsoft backed away from its promises to bring VR to the Xbox in June, camera maker Lytro shut down in March.
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Though Musk had expressed interest in pursuing a tunnel on the westside of LA, The Boring Company backed away from the project after a group of residents and community groups sued.
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Tesla also closed a dozen solar installation centers and backed away from a deal to sell its energy storage products at Home Depot as it focused resources on the Model 22019.
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But other high-profile Republicans, including House Speaker Paul Ryan and Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, haven't backed away from their endorsements of Trump even as they blasted his comments.
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And while it seems to have backed away from making a large move to acquire Soundcloud, it has made smaller recent moves to build out its business model in other ways.
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MacArthur quickly backed away from the provision Wednesday, saying he doesn't believe that lawmakers and their staffs should get special treatment and is working with House leadership to make that clear.
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In fact, Harvey went on his radio show and says his relationship with Cox was only supposed to be about helping underprivileged youth ... but things turned weird, so Harvey backed away.
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The Iranian gunboats, which the UK government has accused of trying to seize the BP oil tanker British Heritage, backed away after receiving verbal warnings from the frigate escorting the tanker.
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In the second, he left his UN ambassador to dangle while he backed away from a promise she made about Russia sanctions on national TV. Trump may, eventually, support the sanctions.
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The report found a number of instances in which influential health groups accepted beverage industry donations and then backed away from supporting soda taxes or remained noticeably silent about the initiatives.
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The company has a history of fumbling big acquisitions, including its disastrous acquisition of Nokia, which ended in a $7.6 billion write-off, after which Microsoft backed away from mobile phones.
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Chipmaker rival Broadcom had lined up a fully financed bid, sources said, but backed away after Western Digital took legal action to block Toshiba's sale of the business, the sources said.
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The New Jersey Republican lost a bid for reelection in 2016 after Wall Street donors backed away from his campaign over his reported refusal to support gay or lesbian Republican candidates.
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"But Johnson believed — and he knew how to count votes — that had he backed away in Vietnam in 1965, there would have been no Great Society to deprive," Professor Bator added.
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But once the media discovered the "abolish private insurance" framing, many candidates got skittish and backed away from the commitment in favor of some form of a public option plan instead.
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Mr. Musk was said to have backed away from a settlement, in part, because he was concerned that he could not later tell investors that he had not done anything wrong.
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In a speech on Monday, the secretary of health and human services dismissed those solutions, which Mr. Trump backed away from when he announced his plan on Friday, as quack remedies.
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The Law School Admission Council, the nonprofit law school membership organization that is the LSAT's administrator, reacted harshly at first but later backed away as dozens of deans supported Arizona's action.
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Moreover, in the office's most recent brief, prosecutors backed away from Mr. Hynes's initial allegations, claiming that they had no proof that Mr. Scarcella did anything wrong in the Ranta case.
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House and Senate GOP leaders have already backed away from trying to defund Planned Parenthood or add a down payment for the U.S.-Mexico border wall in this month's spending bill.
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A CBS Sports reporter backed away from his claims that NFL free agent Colin Kaepernick told him that he would stand for the national anthem if signed to an NFL team.
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Mick Mulvaney, the acting White House chief of staff, on Monday backed away from an attempt to join a pending lawsuit concerning testimony in the impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump.
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But officials backed away from the plans after Iran signaled it would go no further than its missile attacks against U.S. targets in Iran, which were designed to not cause casualties.
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But he backed away from that position last year, rolling out his own plan allowing people to retain their private coverage instead of being forced into a single, government-run plan.
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Even though it was a five-figure campaign that she had already spent some time on, Heitlinger backed away, knowing her audience would be put off by the off-brand ad.
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He backed away from his public undermining of American intelligence agencies, saying he misspoke when he said he saw no reason to believe Russia had interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.
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The threat of a U.S. government shutdown this weekend also receded after Trump backed away from demanding Congress include funding for his planned border wall with Mexico in a spending bill.
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In early September, the United States backed away from the prospect of a military campaign, and Hamada was returned to the terrorism court in Damascus, where his case was finally heard.
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Republicans initially backed away from Moore as the allegations surfaced, but in recent days, both elected officials and Alabama voters appear to have gotten over the whole accused-child-molester thing.
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And the more it seemed like you wanted a more serious romantic relationship to prevail, I just kind of backed away because I felt like anything else would lead you on.
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"He started walking towards Amal and Jihan and started screaming at her and at this point when I tried to get my phone out to start recording, he backed away," she said.
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On this visit Mr Netanyahu backed away, gingerly, from his previous demand that America tear up a deal brokered by the Obama administration and other world powers to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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Asked about this reversal, Cui turned the tables and said it was U.S. negotiators that had abruptly backed away from some previous deals that had been tentatively agreed over the past year.
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U.S. yields backed away from their earlier lows on the soft 10-year auction and Wall Street recovering from its initial losses in late trading, curbing the safe-haven bids for bonds.
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Trump's declaration that Beijing is looking to strike an agreement also followed an earlier tweet from the president, in which he claimed to know why China backed away from the negotiating table.
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Davis has backed away from the story in recent days, telling the Washington Post that he is not certain if the claim is accurate, and that he could not independently corroborate it.
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The company, apparently, is opting for the "we're a neutral platform" defense in the matter, despite the fact that most major platforms have backed away from this stance with regard to Jones.
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Republicans have backed away from those caps repeatedly in recent years because, when translated from numbers on a page to actual reductions in government services, they repel decision-makers of both parties.
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But ever since news broke about her April 2016 arrest for trespassing at ex-boyfriend Alexander "Nico" Fanjul's Palm Beach home, the 41-year-old blonde has backed away from the headlines.
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He has maintained relations with Qatar, which has been ostracised by other Gulf states, and backed away from the war in Yemen led by Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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After first helping draft legislation, Mr. Rubio has since backed away from the bill amid backlash from his party's conservative base, citing concerns about first needing to secure the nation's southern border.
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While such ideas have offended some, his supporters see the fact that Mr. Trump has not backed away from his views, even when criticized, as evidence that he will fight for them.
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While his campaign slowly backed away from that pledge, one of Trump's first actions in the White House was to push a travel ban for seven - and eventually six - Muslim majority countries.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House budget director Mick Mulvaney on Wednesday backed away from U.S. President Donald Trump's comments a day earlier calling for the storm-hit island's debt to be wiped out.
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The senator has publicly backed away from staging a fight over the Democratic platform heading into Philadelphia, in part because many of his priorities — including the $15 minimum wage — have been included.
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However, when the company went to sign the contracts, the Chinese customers backed away, unwilling to sign deals for either one year or longer-term unless the price was lowered, Graves said.
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A previous draft version of the measure — which the White House backed away from earlier this year — would have given "broad exemptions" to claim religious objections in various situations, according to Politico.
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After Sasson had defeated El Shehaby on Friday and the pair retook their places in front of the referee, the Egyptian backed away when Sasson bowed and approached him to shake hands.
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The Trump administration had earlier backed away from a threat to end federal subsidies for low-income people to get health insurance through Obamacare, the program that Trump had pledged to repeal.
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But just hours after Trump took to Twitter, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders backed away from the tweets, saying the Trump administration wants to deal with health care separately next year.
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The Lega-5-Star coalition, which has backed away from a policy of leaving the euro while remaining ambiguous about the future, was in the end, with minimal adjustments, allowed to govern.
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That Cohen sought in 2011 to silence Daniels's allegations came as Trump was said to be considering a potential 2012 presidential bid, though he ultimately backed away from a run that year.
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At his confirmation hearing, Quarles backed away from his prior support for a rules-based approach to setting interest rates, bringing him more in line with the current approach of Fed officials.
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They took to the streets in 2014 to oust Yanukovych, who backed away from Europe and the West with his rejection of a deal with the European Union for greater economic integration.
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Trump caught Congress flat-footed when he backed away from a continuing resolution (CR) in December to fund a quarter of the government because it didn't include extra funding for a wall.
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Still, the writers backed away from a definitive finish after Rick went out in what appeared to be a blaze of glory, setting off an explosion on a bridge filled with walkers.
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You always have to check in on Gaga's fashion at the Grammys, just as a matter of course, although in recent years she's backed away from the elaborate and the avant garde.
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Now, after appearing to have backed away from India in a big way, the company looks to be near packing up its things and going home here in the US, as well.
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He's backed away from some of the nice things he's said about Putin, but I still get the sense that he would promote rapprochement there, that there would clearly be an initiative.
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At the time, I backed away gently, protecting the man's ego, making myself invisible because I was afraid of what he would do to me if I bruised his delicate self-image.
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WASHINGTON — Republican lawmakers backed away from a plan to reinstate stiff penalties on Chinese telecom firm ZTE, handing a win to President Trump, who had personally intervened to save the Beijing company.
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Testimony ended Thursday with a video seeming to show Mr. Rahimi and a woman enter his backyard, where Mr. Rahimi set down an object on his grass, lit it and backed away.
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Still, the Trump administration, willing to act fast when it comes to mango-flavored vaping liquid, has backed away several times from the idea of passing universal background checks on gun purchases.
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The big picture: Spooked by a recent surge in destructive fires that shows no sign of cooling off, insurers have backed away from underwriting in the most flammable parts of the state.
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The former Trump aide was on track to be sentenced at a December 2018 hearing but abruptly backed away after heeding Sullivan's recommendation to first fulfill all his obligations to the government.
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Editorial New York City's crime rate continues to plummet, even though the city has backed away from abusive policing strategies that the Police Department once viewed as essential to keeping people safe.
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He has said he is open to negotiating with Democrats on it, but has repeatedly backed away from potential deals that he argues do not include immigration changes that are tough enough.
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U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from days of angry rhetoric against Iran as the two countries tried to defuse a crisis over the American killing of Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani.
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ISTANBUL, Jan 9 (Reuters) - The Turkish lira was firmer against the dollar early on Thursday as the United States and Iran backed away from further conflict, lowering tensions in the Middle East.
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Even the country's Roman Catholic bishops, whose congregants represent half of the Congo's more than 85033 million inhabitants, have, after initially backing the dialogue as a means to avoid violence, backed away.
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The threat of a U.S. government shutdown this weekend also receded after Trump backed away from demanding that Congress include funding for his planned border wall with Mexico in a spending bill.
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Even Turkey, which is a longtime supporter of the opposition and is supposed to ensure rebel compliance with the cease-fire, has backed away from its demand that Mr. Assad step down.
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When insurance companies backed away from the unsure world of terrorism insurance after 85033/11, the government created the successful Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, a backstop to encourage entry into the market.
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The company has already received emergency cash from some of its lenders to tide it over in recent months, after entering pre-insolvency proceedings last November when a potential corporate investor backed away.
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" On Friday evening, after Clinton's comments drew considerable criticism from both Democrats and Republicans, Merrill backed away from the former secretary of state's allegation, tweeting, "She doesn't say the Russians are grooming anyone.
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Mrs Merkel later backed away from her remarks, which were designed for a local audience and had been interpreted by a commentariat determined to read disaster into everything Mr Trump touches (see article).
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Confidence in the government has waned in recent months after reform moves upset both the opposition and some supporters, who said Tsai had backed away from promises to reduce the deficit and pollution.
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The Wall Street Journal has a good catch on Democrats' promises during the 2018 midterms: they've quietly backed away from proposing free college, an idea that caught fire with progressive voters when Sen.
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At the outset, Loeb was pushing for a sale of the company but later backed away from that and more recently recommended splitting the company to make it more attractive to potential buyers.
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Liam Hemsworth seemed awed by wife Miley Cyrus as he backed away to let her pose alone, and Naomi Campbell came equipped with her own personal fanner (her feathers had to look fluffed!).
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The United States has recently backed away from a pledge for free and open trade, calling for a review of some trade agreements and proposing in import duty tax, arguing for "fair" trade.
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The dreaded storm name appeared in some National Weather Service discussions in the past two days, but on Thursday, forecasts of coastal flooding from this storm backed away from such a fighting word.
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Why it matters: The plan is unlikely to work, but it might identify at least some GOP members who have backed away from a repeal-only plan based on their refusal to sign.
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After phone calls with both leaders the same evening the news of his planned executive order broke, Trump backed away from scrapping the treaty altogether, agreeing instead to renegotiate some of its provisions.
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Mr. Trump began the day with an interview with Fox Business Network in which he backed away from the so-called border-adjustment tax favored by Speaker Paul D. Ryan and House Republicans.
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Bernie Sanders backed away from a 2005 vote that gave gun manufacturers immunity from prosecution on Saturday night, announcing in a press release that he supports a proposed bill to amend that vote.
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Bolsonaro's original proposal angered the Muslim world, and senior Brazilian officials backed away from it for fear of damaging ties with Arab countries and jeopardizing billions of dollars in Brazilian halal meat exports.
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Mediaset, owned by former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, is suing Vivendi for damages after it backed away from an April deal to take full control of the Italian group's pay-TV unit Premium.
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Earlier this month, Sanders backed away from a 2005 vote that gave gun manufacturers immunity from prosecution, announcing in a press release that he supports a proposed bill that would amend that vote.
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But he has come under fire from conservative supporters of the wall in recent days, after he backed away from demands that Congress include funding for the wall in a government funding measure.
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In doing so, Wheeler backed away from an initial proposal to open up the market for television set-top boxes to third-party manufacturers that triggered a tireless lobbying campaign by industry opponents.
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As Twitter looks to be acquired, at least one potential buyer has already backed away over these issues, as Disney decided the platform's reputation for toxic harassment wouldn't sit well with Mickey Mouse.
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The real estate mogul, who has previously called for a deportation force to remove the estimated 11 million people living in the U.S. illegally, backed away from the idea of swift mass deportations.
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Trump last month was expected to sign a budget deal that did not include wall funding, but he backed away at the last minute following pressure from conservative lawmakers and cable news pundits.
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Clinton wisely backed away from her misleading claim earlier this week that the relatively tiny number of guns that enter New York from Vermont play a serious role in the state's gun crimes.
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In a post on Twitter, Trump said Republicans needed Moore to win in order to secure votes on key issues such as immigration even as other Republicans have backed away from the candidate.
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WASHINGTON — House Republican leaders on Wednesday backed away from plans to vote on a gun measure that already faced broad Democratic opposition after their own conservative members said they would also reject it.
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Whenever she tried to pick up an object—a ball, a plastic cone—the array detected a surge of neuronal activity, and the arm backed away, as if repelled by a force field.
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Trump announced he will pull the United States out of the Paris climate agreement and has backed away from U.S. pledges to double spending on clean energy research and development — both Obama initiatives.
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The opposition wants Assad removed from power at the start of a transitional period, a demand Western countries have backed away from as Russia's military intervention has reshaped the war in his favor.
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She also has rarely, if ever, backed away from anything she has said, unlike Justice Ginsburg, who in a statement on Friday said she had been "inappropriately dismissive and harsh" about Kaepernick's protest.
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Mr. Trump campaigned for president on the promise of allowing the government to negotiate drug prices, but then backed away from that position when he unveiled his first drug-price proposals last spring.
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BERLIN — What Google wants, Google usually gets, but in Berlin's Kreuzberg neighborhood, residents have won a battle against the internet giant, which backed away from a project in the face of local opposition.
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Jimmy Kimmel held President Trump's feet to the fire on Tuesday after the president backed away from his comments in Helsinki, Finland, the day before on who had meddled in the 2016 election.
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By the end of Tuesday, nearly 300,000 people had signed it, and with Mr. Macron's popularity ebbing somewhat, the government backed away from proposing statutory changes and sought to calm the rising controversy.
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Now, two weeks after his tweet, Mr. de Blasio has yet to appoint a commission and he has backed away from quick pronouncements, like his vow to remove the Pétain plaque, which remains.
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The United States has now backed away from a proposal that would require half of the value of an automobile to be manufactured in the United States to qualify for Nafta's preferential tariffs.
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Charlie was harsh with our writing, but only because he believed so deeply in what writing could be — he got upset when it disappointed that potential and backed away from its difficult thresholds.
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But China suddenly backed away from measures that would require it to change its laws, and Mr. Trump accused Beijing of breaking the deal and moved ahead with raising tariffs on the country.
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But, facing the prospect of losing millions in crucial funding and of a showdown with the Oval Office, multiple jurisdictions have already backed away from sanctuary-style policies since Mr. Trump was elected.
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His is one of a handful of recent cases in which the government, amid an outcry over what opponents say are trumped-up charges, has backed away from harsh punishment of its critics.
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The Veterans Administration (VA) has also backed away from reliance on opioids to manage chronic pain syndrome and is now actively promoting comprehensive care that includes acupuncture, yoga, mindfulness meditation and physical therapy.
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The vote presents a challenge to President Tsai Ing-wen, who activists say has backed away from a promise of marriage equality which she made in the run-up to elections in 2016.
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According to the source, Gabbard had her team working feverishly before Thanksgiving on a rollout plan for her presidential campaign, but -- after much of the work was done -- backed away from the plan.
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The measure passed 63-21625 after a group of disgruntled Democrats backed away from their threats to block or delay the funding measure because of a dispute over healthcare benefits for retired miners.
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Republicans have largely backed away from stricter gun limits, while Democrats emboldened by Trump's rhetoric are pushing for ambitious action, including expanded background checks and even a politically risky ban on assault weapons.
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The plant had been operated since the 1980s as a joint venture between General Motors and Toyota, and Tesla purchased it after G.M. backed away from the venture after its bankruptcy in 2009.
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But Rubio - who has been under pressure from student activists - backed away from a proposal to change age limits for guns, saying the issue did not have enough support in Congress to pass.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday backed away from a bipartisan deal on healthcare reached by two senators a day earlier, saying he could never support legislation "bailing out" insurance companies.
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Trump, in a barrage of stinging Twitter posts, condemned the Republicans who have backed away from his White House run, deepening a dramatic rift in the party over his struggling campaign for the Nov.
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Google eventually backed away from its plans to help the Pentagon's AI development, saying that it would not assist in the development of AI-assisted weapons or surveillance—two things that sound decidedly evil.
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Oil prices posted their fifth straight weekly decline, as speculators backed away due to weaker consumption figures and expectations the coronavirus, which has killed more than 20.3 people, will remain a drag on demand.
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Oil prices posted their fifth straight weekly decline, as speculators backed away due to weaker consumption figures and expectations the coronavirus, which has killed more than 20.3 people, will remain a drag on demand.
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Di Maio made no mention of a referendum on Italy's use of the euro which 5-Star originally pledged when it burst onto the political scene in 2013, but has since backed away from.
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Sanderson Farms Inc, the third-largest U.S. poultry producer, said it sold more chicken to Iraq when Baghdad backed away from Europe's poultry due to bird flu, or avian influenza (AI), in the bloc.
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But, in a stark midcourse correction on his immigration policy, Republican nominee Donald Trump this week backed away from a pledge to round up millions of undocumented immigrants and transport them outside the country.
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The latter seasons backed away from the idea that Emma was a sort of audience surrogate in the strange world, but it stands true that losing the character will require a major plot adjustment.
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Two commission members who voted against the proposal indicated the PUC had gone too far in supporting the industry when it backed away at the eleventh hour from imposing transmission charges on solar owners.
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Federal authorities backed away from that standoff at the time, but they claim Bundy has not paid grazing fees on federal land and that he owes some $1 million in unpaid fees and penalties.
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Cramer did not believe it, and added that Walgreen's also gave its good housekeeping seal of approval to Theranos and subsequently backed away after the FDA raised questions about the blood testing firm's methodology.
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Confidence in the government has waned in recent months after reform moves upset both the opposition and some supporters, who said Tsai had backed away from promises to reduce the deficit and cut pollution.
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While Washington has backed away from supporting rebels fighting to topple Assad, Iranian and Russian military aid to the government has remained steadfast: Iran's supreme leader vowed on Thursday to continue support for Damascus.
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According to reports, the White House has backed away from an initial plan to levy new sanctions in retaliation for the missile tests, which are considered to be likely violations of United Nations sanctions.
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And while Hillary Clinton, his Democratic challenger who slipped behind Trump in the latest Reuters/Ipsos poll, is seen as more closely representing the status quo, she too has backed away from free trade.
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Trump made a campaign pledge to move the embassy, a promise previous presidents have made and then backed away from when faced with the complexities of the situation and the strife it could cause.
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The President has roiled some of our staunchest allies in Europe, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel who has been disappointed with the way that the President has backed away from strong support of NATO.
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Gold rose on Thursday as the U.S. dollar backed away from 22.2 highs after weaker-than-forecast U.S. inflation data and as tensions between the United States and Iran also supported the precious metal.
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Assad faced some pressure from his Russian patrons not to embarrass them; but, after Obama backed away from his threat of force, Assad never faced a serious threat of military action by the West.
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MANILA — The Philippines backed away on Friday from President Rodrigo Duterte's threat the day before to expel European ambassadors, his spokesman said, after apparently misunderstanding the source of criticism of his deadly drug crackdown.
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The fate of the U.S.-North Korea summit meeting next month is still uncertain, but President Trump backed away from demanding immediate denuclearization in an apparent effort to preserve his date with Mr. Kim.
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The Thaad antimissile system is in place, United Nations sanctions have been expanded, the American naval presence in the region has been increased, China has backed away from its purchases of North Korean coal.
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After getting the protesters off the streets with round after round of tear gas, the riot police stormed the train station where protesters had retreated, and brief clashes ensued before the officers backed away.
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His testimony in public before another House committee, from which he backed away last week, fearing for the security of his family, might also be back on, according to his new lawyer Michael Monico.
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In recent days, he has allowed his son-in-law to lead a major policy shift in the Middle East and has backed away from a high-profile promise to ban flavored e-cigarettes.
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Last week, U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from days of angry rhetoric against Iran as the two countries tried to defuse a crisis over the U.S. killing of Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani.
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Trump has since backed away from those ideas while Khamenei has said Iran would never hold such one-on-one talks but could engage in multilateral discussions if Washington returns to the 2015 pact.
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President George W. Bush sought to overhaul a program covering millions of Americans but suffered a crippling loss when Democrats put up uniform opposition and Republicans backed away in fear of enduring political consequences.
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When the dancer Daphné Koutsafti raced up a ramp to escape the lecherous advances of Ulises Alvarez — he stood at the bottom and simulated masturbation — she backed away until she fell into the darkness.
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Over the weekend her staff backed away from the document, saying it was incomplete and had been published by accident, after Republicans pounced on the plan, citing a blog post of frequently asked questions.
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MADRID/BARCELONA (Reuters) - The jailed leader of Catalonia's main pro-independence party has backed away from demands for unilateral secession from Spain, days before a regional election that polls suggest will produce a hung parliament.
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Trump has never backed away from his campaign promise to build a wall on the border with Mexico, though he has lately softened his pledge to make Mexico pay for it, at least right away.
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Oil fell for a fifth straight week, as speculators have backed away due to weaker consumption figures and expectations that the virus, which has killed more than 26 people, will remain a drag on demand.
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Police said the 30-year-old man told Rottjer to "chill out" and that Rottjer allegedly went after him as the other man backed away with his hands up, according to local TV station WFSB.
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He made headlines in March when he suggested in an interview that women who undergo abortion should face "some form of punishment" should the practice be outlawed, a comment that he quickly backed away from.
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Go deeper: Body doubles and burning files: Latest Khashoggi case leaks Members of Congress react to the Saudis' Khashoggi story on the Sunday shows The companies who have backed away from Saudi business over Khashoggi
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Although he backed away from earlier primary claims that he would deport 12 million illegal immigrants, now saying that only 2 million criminals would be getting the boot, that was not much of a concession.
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The consumer credit lender said it expected its digital arm to continue to grow strongly, however it backed away from its target of the unit delivering its maiden profit in 2018 citing new accounting rules.
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He quickly backed away from the remarks, releasing a statement in which he said that women who obtain abortions are victims and that doctors who perform the service are the ones who should be punished.
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As the Kremlin backed away from its stranglehold on satellite states in Eastern Europe, revolutions swept through the region, some peaceful and others violent, all of which brought to an end to the Soviet Union.
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"We need somebody in the Oval Office who really understands that NARAL and Planned Parenthood are not part of the establishment," Clinton said without mentioning Sanders, who backed away from his initial comments on Thursday.
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But as Trump backed away on earlier pledges of tariffs on all countries by exempting imports Canada and Mexico, he signalled Australia could also secure favourable access, a boost the country's only exporter BlueScope Steel.
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A parade of surrogates for Donald J. Trump backed away on Sunday from a primary element of his immigration policy, further muddying an issue on which Mr. Trump himself sowed confusion in recent days. Gov.
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But the president reportedly backed away from the idea of firing Rosenstein and Mueller after the deputy attorney general told him in the White House meeting that he was not a target of Mueller's investigation.
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But last summer, Republicans backed away from that pledge, because, they said, FCC Chairman Wheeler refused to clearly state his willingness to step down under a Republican presidency, as is customary under a new administration.
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Following the backlash in the United States over Trump's cordial public tone with Putin at the Helsinki summit, U.S. and Russian officials backed away from a proposal to schedule a follow-up summit in Washington.
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Moscow-based Proxima, which backed away from making an offer for JKX in February, called last month for the removal of seven out of JFX's nine directors including its chairman, chief executive and finance director.
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Ms. Kelly cut ties with the Creative Artists Agency this week, and a rival agency that was poised to sign her on Wednesday, United Talent Agency, backed away in the wake of her "blackface" comments.
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For years, under both Republican and Democratic leaders, the FCC has backed away from regulating websites or Internet companies — opting instead to regulate the providers of Internet access, such as Comcast (CMCSA) or Verizon (VZ).
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The state's lawsuit would do what the Trump administration had backed away from — court-enforced controls on the police that the Obama administration engineered through consent decrees in troubled communities from Ferguson, Mo., to Cleveland.
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Bystanders rushed to help passengers escape from the sinkhole, which was at least 32 feet in diameter, according to Chinese state media, but they backed away as the bus slipped further into the widening hole.
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Although last week President Donald Trump backed away from a pledge to impose limits on Chinese investment into U.S. technology companies, he now wants Congress to decide whether rules around foreign investment should be altered.
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Then, last week, lawmakers backed away from a compromise Mr. Cooper thought he had brokered to repeal the state's notorious "bathroom bill" limiting protections of gay rights, which has exposed North Carolina to costly boycotts.
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In Burkina Faso, where crowds ousted Blaise Compaore in 2014 as he tried to extend his 27-year rule, France backed away from its former friend, having quietly told him it was a bad idea.
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CNN revealed Tuesday night that the frontrunner in an Alabama Senate race has repeatedly questioned President Barack Obama's citizenship, and did so again late last year — even after Donald Trump backed away from the claim.
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Guthrie also pressed DeVos on why the president backed away from his original promise to raise the minimum age to purchase a firearm to 21; DeVos claimed "everything is on the table," but didn't elaborate.
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Concerns that the provision could be used as precedent, letting the AU send troops into other countries without consent, were cited as a likely reason some leaders may have backed away from the Burundi plan.
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It's unclear now whether bidding on the JEDI contract would amount to a violation of Google's newly announced principles—or whether the Pentagon would consider partnering with Google again after the company backed away from Maven.
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The decision came after central bank chief Alexandre Tombini on Tuesday unexpectedly backed away from his insistence that higher rates were needed to curb inflation running at a 12-year high of more than 10 percent.
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Read more: All three GOP candidates backed away from their pledge to support GOP nominee But the party's paper-thin unity strained by Trump's anti-establishment campaign has led to the possibility of a contested convention.
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Oil prices posted their fifth straight weekly decline, as speculators have backed away due to weaker consumption figures and expectations that the coronavirus, which has killed more than 25 people, will remain a drag on demand.
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In September, word broke that Spotify was in talks to acquire SoundCloud to the tune to $1 billion, but it later backed away, reportedly because it was preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) in 2017.
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During that short initial meeting, while cameras were rolling, Reuters correspondent Jeff Mason asked Trump what he wanted to achieve at the summit and whether he had backed away from his demand for North Korea's denuclearization.
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But the fact that she condemned half of Trump's supporters is what worried Clinton's senior aides, who said Saturday they couldn't have a conversation around racism before Clinton backed away from that part of the comment.
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HOYER: ... and tragically, is, we backed away from the South Koreans without even talking to them, in terms of -- and using the Chinese language that training exercises were somehow hostile actions, which was never the case.
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Although his administration has backed away from mass deportations, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers made 41,318 arrests during the first three months of the Trump presidency, up 38 per cent from the same period of 93.
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In an interview with ABC News that will air on Wednesday evening, Trump returned to a campaign pledge he had previously backed away from: to not only lift the ban on torture, but encourage its use.
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He has also backed away from the effort, championed by his predecessors Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch, to rein in and reform police departments, like the one in Ferguson, Missouri, that have discriminated against African-Americans.
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Democrat Ralph Northam defeated the liberal he faced in the Virginia primary who had the backing of the left; he is an Army veteran, and backed away from such signature liberal-left policies as sanctuary cities.
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Los Angeles TV station KABC backed away from a story it reported that a registered nurse in Pomona, California, was one of the jackpot winners after the woman's daughter said her mother was not the winner.
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A reduced ban could allow her to play next year in time for Wimbledon or the French Open, and it could help redeem her with some of the major sponsors who have backed away from her.
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In the weeks since, administration officials from national security adviser John Bolton to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have begun adding conditions that could indefinitely delay a troop departure and have backed away from discussing timelines.
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A longtime backer of the Syrian opposition, the Turks have in recent months backed away from their demand that Mr. Assad step down and instead have shifted their focus to limiting Kurdish autonomy in northeastern Syria.
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When a reporter asked Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, specifically about the Libya model and if the administration's approach to North Korea would be the same, she backed away from Mr. Bolton's comparison.
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In November, Jackson proposed a May 7 trial date, but she backed away from setting any trial schedule while prosecutors and defense attorneys negotiated about various legal motions that will be filed in the coming months.
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But as Trump backed away on earlier pledges of tariffs on all countries by exempting imports Canada and Mexico, he signaled Australia could also secure favorable access, a boost the country's only exporter BlueScope Steel (BSL.AX).
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On Wednesday, the US military said that the missile strikes resulted in no US casualties, and in a White House address Trump backed away from further military action and called for diplomacy to reduce their differences.
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As yet, the Donald Trump administration has backed away from that move, but the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that screening for the virus would be expanded from five to 20 airports.
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But for the first time, one of his proposals is under fire: Some progressives were critical of the health care plan he unveiled this week, which backed away from his previous support for Medicare for All.
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Senate Minority Leader and Democrat Chuck Schumer famously tweeted a message of support to President Trump during a heated period in the U.S.-China trade talks this year that Schumer has not yet backed away from.
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The threat of a U.S. government shutdown this weekend appeared to recede on Tuesday after Trump backed away from a demand that Congress include funding for his planned border wall with Mexico in a spending bill.
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In 2015, for example, an industry-backed legalization measure in Ohio was defeated, after many political activists backed away from supporting it, arguing that the measure unfairly favored a few connected players at the expense of consumers.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump may have made headlines earlier this week when he backed away from a pledge to support the Republican nominee, but on Saturday, he urged others to take a pledge of a different kind.
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" While he decried gun-free zones as "offering up candy to bad people," he backed away from axing all of them, telling CNN in the May 24 interview that they would only be eliminated "in some cases.
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Thiel: Although Thiel backed away from his assertion that allowing women to vote was a blow to capitalist democracy in his 2009 essay, his primary argument — that perhaps democracy should not exist at all — was left standing.
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Earlier this month, the FBI backed away from a controversial case against the tech giant that has been seen as exemplifying the so-called going dark debate, when suspected terrorists use encrypted communication to hide from surveillance.
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Adani shrank the project plans early last year to make it more affordable after running into problems lining up financing, as banks backed away from funding new coal mines under pressure from investors worried about climate change.
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The United States and other Western governments that were previously calling for Assad's early departure have quietly backed away from that demand as his position has been strengthened by Russia's military involvement in Syria since last September.
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Senate Republicans on Tuesday quickly backed away from a proposal to restrict media access in the Capitol after an angry backlash from reporters and an emergency meeting between the Senate Rules Committee and the media gallery directors.
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After initially suggesting that Republicans should "fight" the NRA "every once in awhile" and look into several gun-control measures, Trump soon backed away from supporting heightened background checks and raising the age limit for rifle purchases.
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"I'm not going to cut Social Security like every other Republican and I'm not going to cut Medicare or Medicaid," Mr. Trump told The Daily Signal, a pledge he has since backed away from, but only haltingly.
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The measure advanced by a vote of 2628-28500 after a group of disgruntled Democrats backed away from their threats to block or delay the funding measure because of a dispute over healthcare benefits for retired miners.
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Self-selected representatives of the Yellow Vests, the grass-roots movement leading the demonstrations, were supposed to meet with Prime Minister Édouard Philippe on Monday, but they backed away after threats and protests from other movement members.
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Trump also backed away from confrontation over Iran on Monday, a day after French President Emmanuel Macron stunned other leaders by inviting Iran's foreign minister to Biarritz for talks on the stand-off between Washington and Tehran.
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When Mr. Trump backed away from his decision to withdraw all American troops remaining in Syria, he appeared to accept the admonitions of his military chiefs and advisers about the dire consequences of an abrupt pull out.
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Relations between the countries have worsened since May, when China backed away from a nearly complete deal that would have required it to codify the agreement into Chinese law, which Beijing said would infringe on its sovereignty.
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" Lin Bennett, a state legislator in South Carolina, spoke approvingly of QAnon on social media but later backed away from it, telling Charleston's Post and Courier newspaper in May, "I got tired of looking at that stuff.
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Democrats also backed away from charging the president with bribery, one of only a few offenses listed in the Constitution as grounds for impeachment, and a term Democrats had increasingly been using to describe Mr. Trump's conduct.
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Mexico's peso rallied from a record low in January as U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from threats to impose big tariffs on imports from Mexico and moved toward a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Oil was on track for its fifth straight weekly decline, as speculators have backed away due to weaker consumption figures and expectations that the virus, which has killed more than 22 people, will remain a drag on demand.
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Oil is on track for its fifth consecutive weekly decline, as speculators have backed away due to weaker consumption figures and expectations that the virus, which has killed more than 22 people, will remain a drag on demand.
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It has backed away from offering non-deliverable forwards and there is no domestic interest rate swap market as there is not only in major markets but also in other emerging markets, such as Russia, Poland and Hungary.
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But as Buzzfeed reported last month, Palantir has lost top-tier clients including Coca-Cola, which backed away from a five-year contract in part because the beverage giant had a "difficult" working relationship with Palantir's young staff.
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ET. GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump backed away farther from his hardline stance on deporting millions of illegal immigrants, saying he would be willing to work with those who have followed U.S. laws while living in the country.
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More than a quarter of millennials said they had backed away from an organisation because of its political position, or that of its leader; only around a sixth said they had been positively attracted by a company's position.
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Shelby shot Crutcher, 40, in September after his car had stalled in the street and he allegedly did not respond to her questions, backed away with his hands in the air, and started to lean into his vehicle.
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Emilia Clarke shared the shocking news in March that she had undergone two secret, life-saving brain surgeries for aneurysm growths, but the Game of Thrones star said Wednesday that she nearly backed away from revealing her truth.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump has backed away from a total ban on Muslims entering the United States, vice presidential running mate Mike Pence said on Thursday, a shift from one of the Republican presidential candidate's most provocative proposals.
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Rudy Giuliani, one of Trump's lawyers, suggested last week that Pyongyang planned to let the prisoners go, though no formal announcement has been made and the White House and State Department have since backed away from those claims.
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Chief Executive Brian Moynihan was confronted by activists in April at the company's annual shareholder meeting who asked why the nation's second-largest bank by assets continued to fund private prison companies, even as other banks backed away.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said on Wednesday it was extremely concerned about Iran's announcement that it is scaling back curbs to its nuclear program and said that Tehran would face consequences if it backed away from its nuclear deal.
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Just last week, Salesforce backed away from bidding on Twitter despite Benioff's "love" for the company, because investors were less than enthralled about the prospect of taking on the social media platform that has consistently missed revenue expectations.
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Trump has not publicly backed away from comments disparaging federal judge Gonzalo Curiel – an American citizen first appointed to the bench by Republican Arnold Schwarzenegger before President Barack Obama elevated him to federal court – as biased against him.
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This might seem minor, but last spring, the US and China were reportedly close to a trade deal, but talks broke down after Chinese officials made changes to the text and backed away from some of their commitments.
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The White House has thrown its weight behind a bipartisan bill in the Senate, but leadership has never been particularly warm to that effort, and rank-and-file Republicans have also backed away from parts of the plan.
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And Trump has not shied away from responding with military force to such an attack, though he backed away slightly on Tuesday from a pledge to target Iranian cultural sites, which many say would constitute a war crime.
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Mr. Trump has had a volatile relationship with reporters for years, and his aides suggested recently that they might move journalists out of the White House briefing room, but they have backed away from the idea for now.
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Democratic senators who are mulling presidential bids in 2020 haven't yet entirely backed away from shutdown threats, which could help them rev up support among the party base, but other Democrats have soured on it as a tactic.
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Democratic senators who are mulling presidential bids in 2628 haven't yet entirely backed away from shutdown threats, which could help them rev up support among the party base, but other Democrats have soured on it as a tactic.
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For now, at least, President Donald Trump has backed away from his declared intention to clamp down on a wide range of Chinese technology investments through a special emergency order, saying he would leave the job to CFIUS.
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The April rise is reassuring news for policymakers after the yuan steadied as U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from labelling China a currency manipulator, saying the dollar was "getting too strong" and would eventually hurt the U.S. economy.
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But the peso has rallied from a record low in January as U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from threats to impose big tariffs on imports from Mexico and toward a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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After days of publicly toying with the idea of declaring a national emergency in order to get his border wall built, President Donald Trump has backed away from the idea, seemingly deciding the situation isn't so dire after all.
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Things really started changing in 2015, when YouTube went from an amateur DIY platform to an entertainment staple, but the most noticeable grievances began in 2017 and continued into 2018, as YouTube backed away from creators it previously highlighted.
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But on October 13th—amid much bluster—President Donald Trump finally bowed to reality and the advice of his national security advisers and backed away from campaign promises to unilaterally abandon the deal to freeze Iran's nuclear weapons programme.
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Ms Bibi was first acquitted last October, but the government backed away from freeing her unconditionally after a wave of rioting orchestrated by an ultra-zealous Islamist political party, Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan, which continued to demand her death.
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It was so bombastic, it drew widespread criticism, and even the author of the note — Dr. Harold Bornstein — backed away from it, saying that he wrote it in five minutes while Trump waited outside his office in a limo.
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The heated debate over whether to legalize same-sex marriage presents a challenge to President Tsai Ing-wen, who rights activists say has backed away from her promise of marriage equality in the run-up to elections in 2016.
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Hagatña, Guam (CNN)North Korea leader Kim Jong Un appears to have backed away from a threat to fire missiles towards the US Pacific territory of Guam, opting instead to wait and see what the "foolish Yankees" do next.
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"Because Rubio has failed to do his job as a senator, broken the promises he made to Floridians and backed away from his lone signature piece of legislation on immigration, we cannot endorse him for president," the newspaper wrote.
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The April rise is reassuring news for policymakers after the yuan steadied as U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from labeling China a currency manipulator, saying the dollar was "getting too strong" and would eventually hurt the U.S. economy.
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Read more: Iranian gunboats backed away in a showdown with a Royal Navy frigate after staring down the barrel of the 'perfect weapon'"A fixed-wing unmanned aerial system approached Boxer and closed within a threatening range," he added.
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LONDON — Mediaset, an Italian media company controlled by Silvio Berlusconi, the former prime minister of Italy, said on Tuesday that the French giant Vivendi had backed away from a deal to acquire 100 percent of Mediaset's pay-TV arm.
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Read more: Iranian gunboats backed away in a showdown with a Royal Navy frigate after staring down the barrel of the 'perfect weapon'Not long after that incident, Iran said it had seized the UK-flagged oil tanker Stena Impero.
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Trump threatened to shut down the border this week if Mexico did not do more to apprehend Central American migrants passing through, though he backed away from his threat amid warnings such a move could cripple the U.S. economy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Republican-led Senate panel backed away from a plan to restrict media cameras in parts of the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday after Democrats and some Republicans criticized the move as an attempt to curtail press access.
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ESPN backed away on Monday from its definitive claim that the version of the 1966 N.C.A.A. men's basketball championship game it is showing Wednesday night is the actual television broadcast of Texas Western's historic 72-65 victory over Kentucky.
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But the peso has bounced back and business confidence has improved as U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from threats to impose tariffs on Mexican-made goods and moved toward a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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House Republicans have since backed away from that plan, only to face resistance from defense hawks in their conference during a closed-door meeting Wednesday evening as they tried to corral the votes necessary to pass the spending bill.
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On one level, the world can breathe a sigh of relief that Mr. Trump has backed away from his most incendiary rhetoric and his administration is not about to start disruptive trade wars with China, Mexico and other countries.
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Although President Trump has backed away from his threat to pull the United States out of that regional trade accord with Mexico and Canada, the administration has given few clues as to how hard a line it will take.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Less than a week before the premiere of one of this year's most anticipated documentaries at the Sundance Film Festival, word came out that the film's executive producer and distributor had backed away.
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Bolsonaro's original proposal to move Brazil's embassy to Jerusalem angered the Muslim world, and senior Brazilian officials backed away from it for fear of damaging ties with Arab countries and jeopardizing billions of dollars in Brazilian halal meat exports.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU foreign ministers backed away on Friday from any immediate response to Iran's decision to intensify its enrichment of uranium, instead repeating their call for Tehran to respect the limits of a 2015 nuclear arms control accord.
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But the companies that had considered joining and then backed away aren't only among the largest on the list; they're the ones closest to the world of traditional finance, and losing them was a major blow for the project.
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Ukrainian officials, for their part, initially agreed with Iranian suspicions that the 3½-year-old plane was brought down by mechanical trouble, but later backed away from that and declined to offer a cause while the investigation is ongoing.
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Just hours before, the police had backed away from a confrontation with the protesters, clearing out of the building after hours of standoff in which demonstrators had been steadily destroying the facade and glass walls of the Legislative Council.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - At least one person was killed in a grenade attack on a bar in Burundi on Monday night, witnesses said, in more violence since the African Union backed away from sending in peacekeepers without the government's consent.
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Since the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates in December 2015, markets have been skeptical the Fed will actually follow through with its forecasts, since the Fed has backed away at signs of trouble for the economy and markets.
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The Trump administration has backed away from the federal government's involvement in the project, which would rebuild passenger rail connections under the Hudson River between New York City and Newark, N.J., and withdrew from the program's board last summer.
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But regardless of these facts, and regardless of the relatively small threat that terrorism poses to the average American, Trump hasn't backed away from either his proposed Muslim ban or his accusation that Muslims aren't trying to stop terrorism.
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Trump has in recent days backed away from his earlier insistence that it be a concrete wall on the border, saying a steel fence would work just as well, but he has stuck to his demand of $5.6 billion.
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Up until now, investors have been focused primarily on three issues: global economic weakness, Britain's vote to leave the European Union and unpredictable Fed policy in which the U.S. central bank has backed away from its stated intentions to raise rates.
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Canadian Pacific Abandons Threat of Proxy Fight for Norfolk Southern | Canadian Pacific Railway backed away from a proxy battle to unseat Norfolk Southern directors, opting instead to enlist the rail operator's shareholders to press the board for friendly merger talks.
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Most Federal Reserve policymakers have not backed away from their expectations of two more rate increases by the end of 0.33 as they see the U.S. economy near full employment and are confident inflation would reach its 20.3-percent goal.
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But Saudi Arabia has backed away from that statement and has made efforts to show it continues to have a strong relationship with the U.S. even as members of Congress say the prince could be behind the killing of Khashoggi.
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Hyde-Smith's comments have turned that race, once seen as a slam-dunk for Republicans, into a potential nail biter that required a last-minute campaign visit by President Donald Trump, as a slew of corporate contributors backed away from her.
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In recent months, developing nations such as Pakistan, Malaysia, Myanmar, Bangladesh and Sierra Leone have either canceled or backed away from previously negotiated BRI commitments, citing worries over high project costs and their impact on national debt and the economy.
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The full statement from State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert: Go deeper: Bipartisan Senate bill targets Saudis for Khashoggi and Yemen Khashoggi's warning on Mohammed bin Salman: "Shoot first, aim later" The companies who have backed away from Saudi business over Khashoggi
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United States President Donald Trump's former strategist Steve Bannon backed away from derogatory comments ascribed to him about Trump's son in a new book that sparked White House outrage and could threaten Bannon's influence as a would-be conservative power broker.
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"LET THEM BE RICH" Trump also backed away from confrontation over Iran on Monday, a day after French President Emmanuel Macron stunned other leaders by inviting Iran's foreign minister to Biarritz for talks on the stand-off between Washington and Tehran.
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Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton has backed away from free trade deals like NAFTA and President Barack Obama's Trans-Pacific Partnership, but Republican nominee Donald Trump seems to have tapped into America's ambivalence on free trade by pushing two seemingly contradictory ideas.
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Mexico's peso has rallied from a record low reached in January as U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from threats to impose big tariffs on imports from Mexico and moved toward a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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However, most Federal Reserve policymakers have not backed away from their expectations of two more rate increases by the end of 249.29 as they see the U.S. economy near full employment and are confident inflation would reach its 0.303-percent goal.
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Mexico's peso has rallied back from a record low in January as U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from threats to impose big tariffs on imports from Mexico and toward a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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Australia, which has backed away from its own commitment to Paris without exiting the pact, was among the 18 nations of the Pacific Islands Forum that made the call at a meeting of leaders on the tiny island state of Nauru.
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GAZA (Reuters) - A medical source in the Palestinian Health Ministry backed away on Monday from an assertion that an 11-year-old boy killed at a protest on Friday at the border with Israel had been shot by Israeli soldiers.
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Most Federal Reserve policymakers have not backed away from their expectations of two more rate increases by the end of 2017, as they see the U.S. economy near full employment and are confident inflation would reach the Fed's 2 percent goal.
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Trump has backed away from his campaign pledge to make Mexico pay for a wall, but just last week he threatened to close the border with Mexico unless he gets the money he wants from U.S. lawmakers for a barrier.
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Pruitt has stuffed the EPA with a number of personnel who used to be lobbyists for the industries they are now regulating at the same time it's backed away from restricting toxic substances like chlorpyrifos, methylene chloride, and trichloroethylene, among others.
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In an interview with BFM TV on Thursday, Le Pen backed away from the claims she made during the debate, saying she had no proof of the secret account, and if she had, she would have raised them with the court.
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High stakes While relations between Manila and Beijing may have improved, the South China Sea is resource rich and a crucial shipping route, and no parties have backed away from their claims, meaning tensions could flare up again at any time.
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Trump even backed away from the words "maximum pressure" that his administration had used to describe its approach to North Korea, combining the toughest-ever U.S. and international economic sanctions with diplomatic actions and the Republican president's military threats and preparations.
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In freezing the plan, Netanyahu backed away from an agreement reached in January 2016 after five years of negotiations, in which a space where men and women could pray together would be established at the southern end of the Western Wall.
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The Mexican peso has bounced back this year and business confidence has improved as U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from threats to impose tariffs on Mexican-made goods and moved toward a renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The heads of the Russian security agencies, united in regarding Kadyrov as a threat, had hoped Kadyrov's actions would be enough to persuade Putin to abandon his protégé, but ultimately Putin backed away, lest he ignite another war in Chechnya.
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Although the idea was originally suggested by Republicans in the late 80s, the GOP had mostly backed away from it over the years (with the notable exception of Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, who supported that state's health overhaul in 2006).
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On Sunday, Trump backed away from his promise to erect a border wall, saying some areas could instead be "fencing," and added he would move to deport up to 3 million immigrants in the country illegally who have criminal records.
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It comes as North Dakota law enforcement backed away from a previous plan to cut off supplies to the camp – an idea quickly abandoned after an outcry and with law enforcement's treatment of Dakota Access Pipeline protesters increasingly under the microscope.
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But two days later, talking to an interviewer on national TV, not gun zealots at a convention, he backed away from his vow earlier this year to ban all gun-free zones in schools on Day 1 in the White House.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders insisted Monday that the president "hasn't backed away" from his support for universal background checks or raising the age requirement for purchasing a rifle, despite neither being addressed in the official White House plan.
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He later deleted that tweet and wrote instead, "I deleted my post on #veterans and #PTSD not because I backed away from it but b/c it is hard to articulate the depth of the issue in 200 or so characters."
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The academy (and host network ABC, which has reportedly pushed for changes) faced an immediate backlash to the concept, but haven't completely backed away from the need to add more inviting elements, without transforming the Oscars into the People's Choice Awards.
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The European agreement with Ukraine was controversial because it provoked strong opposition from Russia and, when Viktor F. Yanukovych, then Ukraine's president, backed away from the accord, he began to lose his grip on power as the 2014 Maidan uprising unfolded.
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In a reversal earlier this month, Flynn and prosecutors had a falling out and Flynn backed away from earlier admissions of making false statements to the U.S. Justice Department in paperwork that disclosed his work as a Turkish government lobbyist.
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ALTOONA, Pa. (Reuters) - Republican Donald Trump on Friday backed away from comments calling President Barack Obama and Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton the founders of the militant group Islamic State, while the Republican Party sought to project unity behind their candidate.
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"He'll continue to support the Second Amendment, that's not something that he's backed away from," Sanders told reporters when asked if the president had made any promises to the NRA during his White House meeting on Thursday with the group's leadership.
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At another point, Mr. Mattis implored his audience to understand that just because the United States had backed away from the multilateral Pacific trade agreement "does not mean we are turning our back" on the prospect of negotiating bilateral trade agreements.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The threat of a U.S. government shutdown this weekend appeared to recede on Tuesday after President Donald Trump backed away from a demand that Congress include funding for his planned border wall with Mexico in a spending bill.
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The two allied leaders spoke in a call before Trump, in a speech, backed away from any military response toward Tehran in retaliation for the strikes on military bases in Iraq housing U.S. troops, Johnson's spokesman and the White House said.
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In Brussels, President Trump again backed away from endorsing NATO's mutual defense policy, which has been the foundation of the alliance since World War II. Instead, he lectured European leaders on what he called their "chronic underpayments" to the alliance.
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Ryan and Trump were not always in agreement during the campaign — the House speaker did not immediately endorse Trump after he clinched the nomination and backed away further after a decade-old tape emerged that featured Trump discussing groping women.
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The Fed raised its key overnight lending rate in December for the first time in nearly a decade, but it has backed away from further monetary policy tightening this year largely due to a global economic slowdown and financial market volatility.
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But Bates backed away from his accusations of scientific fraud when challenged by other journalists, and he told a reporter at Associated Press that there had been "no data tampering, no data changing, nothing malicious" by Karl and his co-authors.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Trump "hasn't backed away" from his support of expanding background checks or raising the age limit on gun purchases, although neither were addressed in a plan the administration rolled out Sunday night.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Trump "hasn't backed away" from his support for expanding background checks or raising the age limit on gun purchases, although neither was addressed in a plan the administration rolled out Sunday night.
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Here's what you need to know: • President Trump met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and backed away from a two-state solution in the Middle East, a policy that has underpinned America's role in peacemaking efforts there for decades.
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GAZA CITY — Palestinians reacted with anger and bafflement on Wednesday after the Trump administration apparently backed away from insisting that having two states — one for Israelis, one for Palestinians — was the only viable solution to the decades-long Middle East conflict.
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Treasury has refrained from making that designation despite Trump's campaign promise to do so as soon as he took office, and Trump himself in April 2017 had backed away from that stance and said that China was not a currency manipulator.
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As far as political beliefs go, once upon a time Kalanick talked about his love for Ayn Rand (which he has since backed away from), and his Twitter profile picture is a headshot of Alexander Hamilton from a $10 bill.
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Netflix, Spacey's agent, his publicist, and the industry at large have all backed away from him — he's been effectively fired from House of Cards and was completely recast in All the Money in the World, amid plenty of other fallout.
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The privacy issue has spooked at least one potential bank partner in Indonesia, Xiaomi's second-largest overseas market after India, which backed away from a deal in part because of concerns about invasive data collection, a senior executive at the bank told Reuters.
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The inflation rate has risen because of weakness in the peso, but the currency has rallied back from a record low it hit in January as U.S. President Donald Trump backed away from threats to impose big tariffs on imports from Mexico.
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President Donald Trump backed away from his controversial policy that led to the separation of families at the US-Mexico border — but if the president faced a public setback, it didn't surface in a packed and raucous arena in Duluth, Minnesota, on Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's former strategist Steve Bannon on Sunday backed away from derogatory comments ascribed to him about Trump's son in a new book that sparked White House outrage and could threaten Bannon's influence as a would-be conservative power broker.
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The company selected Dublin because it had considered London and Barcelona — there are already three centers in the US, in Austin, Cambridge San Jose — but backed away from the former because of uncertainties around Brexit, and the latter because of political upheaval.
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The executive director of the Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation, John Tierney, told CNN that while Moon initially opposed THAAD, he later backed away from his comments, saying that it should be up to the next administration to decide on it.
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