"The balk call obviously wasn't a balk," Baltimore manager Buck Showalter said.
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There is something called a balk line behind that and a bonus line behind the balk line.
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Again, Senate Republicans might balk, but with 20 Republican seats up for reelection in 85033, they'll balk at their own risk.
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" The naturists balk at such talk of vague "incidents.
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But many will balk at the tough provisions Climb imposes.
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Their shareholders would surely balk at anything that lessens engagement.
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When consumers start to think about the costs, they balk.
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That could make utilities balk at any of these strategies.
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Needless to say, Marra and Alvarenga balk at these claims.
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Kalanick, a reputed micromanager, would no doubt balk at that.
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Didn't potential investors balk at such a pricey business model?
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However, time had been called before the balk was called.
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A balk would have sent Castro home with a run.
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He allowed a run and was charged with a balk.
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That has caused many governors, who administer Medicaid, to balk.
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Conservatives could balk from any deal without those points addressed.
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But it isn't Fairuza Balk fandom that cast her lot.
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These early Black Friday deals are nothing to balk at.
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Some who admire the creatures balk at the portmanteau name.
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It's not unusual for countries to balk at external criticism.
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Judges who balk at high fees see far fewer cases.
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We balk at putting a price on what others do.
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And lawmakers might balk at the pricetag of Trump's sub plan.
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Will big institutional investors balk at waiving their right to sue?
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Even some fiscal conservative Republicans may balk at the price tag.
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But Chinese officials may balk at having to examine every truck.
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McCain could balk if the final legislation has been significantly overhauled.
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Yet the minority that does not balk at them is growing.
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" He added: "I still don't understand why it's not a balk.
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Ann Coulter, Rush Limbaugh and their ilk will almost surely balk.
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It stars Rachel True, Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, and Neve Campbell.
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The justices appeared to balk at that extension of prosecutorial power.
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But ordinary citizens, those that don't consider themselves "dissidents," might balk.
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Counsell argued with Welke, believing Drake didn't make a balk move.
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When asked to immerse themselves in that character's world, they balk.
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Likely there will be some who balk at that small choice.
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But the Senate might balk at the way it is structured.
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Tyler Flowers doubled and scored on Romo's wild pitch and balk.
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But if one were to crop up, shareholders may not balk.
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While most Rs would fall in line, some conservatives would balk.
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Moderate senators could balk at the provision for the same reasons.
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Association manager Theresa Balk says a recent chemical treatment is helping.
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Nobody would balk at seeing one in a studio in 2018.
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Many right-wing Israelis would also balk at such a reversal.
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Non-weavers may balk at On Weaving's intricate descriptions of weaving technique.
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Companies like Apple and AT&T also balk at making any changes.
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Greek-Cypriots balk at the idea of mortgaging their security to Turkey.
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Plenty also balk at the massive distances they will need to walk.
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But even with those realities, the trend is nothing to balk at.
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Ask someone to write an essay about a topic and they balk.
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Many Seattle liberals enthusiastically support the former but balk at the latter.
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Zverev, though, refused to balk and continued to try and push Murray.
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He had a balk and a wild pitch in Miami's big inning.
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This is a ridiculous claim, one a private landowner would balk at.
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There's a woman there who doesn't balk at what's under my fingernails.
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The dismal CBO report has now led some Republican senators to balk.
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And Republicans could need help in the House if conservative lawmakers balk.
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Given the increase in government spending, the Republican Freedom Caucus could balk.
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With rich countries falling short, some developing countries are starting to balk.
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Choi singled and went to second on Greinke's first balk since 2008.
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While doctors sometimes balk at recording, patients in these practices seldom have.
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How am I going to balk with runners at second and third?
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Houston's Nori Aoki scored on a Jason Hammel balk in the sixth.
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But shareholders may balk at a significant increase in spending on safety.
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OATER, for example, was an early balk-inducer that I now avoid.
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Younger employees will be more open to it, while older workers will balk.
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After a balk, groundouts by Astudillo and Gregorio Petit scored two more runs.
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Most CEOs would not balk at the idea of Apple buying their company.
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I didn't balk at the questions, I balked at when they were asked.
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Credit Suisse is not the only institution to balk at Chipotle's attempted comeback.
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That's because many of those account holders would certainly balk at the requirement.
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Some people might balk at the idea of buying shoes at Forever 21.
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We might know all this and still balk at talking about our number.
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But if investors balk, the company has to rely on its cash reserves.
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One out later, JaCoby Jones walked and went to second on a balk.
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You'll also see someone complaining that no one knows what a balk is.
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Some budget hawks could balk at legislation that significantly adds to the deficit.
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This alone was enough to make members of Congress and the public balk.
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Senate Dems balk: Asked if he'd vote for the resolution, a chuckling Sen.
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Regulators, too, might balk at the idea of big balance sheets getting bigger.
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Facing Joey Rickard, Paxton was called for a balk, which scored a run.
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But the North Koreans have many reasons to balk at providing the declaration.
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Of course, publishers would balk at the idea of hiring someone entirely untested.
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Some Republicans from states that lose money under the block grant could balk.
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WHY YOU MIGHT AVOID IT Purists may balk, and the effects are distracting.
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I balk at playing defense lawyer, as my clients are not invariably appetizing.
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Fiscal conservatives balk at the $80 billion annual price tag of mass incarceration.
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So just understand that if you&aposve been cut off, don&apost balk.
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Once the costs become clear, most mainstream politicians and voters will surely balk.
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Purists may balk at these changes, which can make the game slightly more forgiving.
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Some might balk at that price, but those aren't the people who stay here.
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But many balk at breaking ties with the lucrative arms markets of the Gulf.
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They would require the unanimous approval of European Union governments, and some could balk.
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The balk came after Garrett Hampson tripled with one out in the fourth inning.
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And it's no Lee Israel—she'd balk at all the fast-flying verbal inanities.
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Meanwhile, the oil and gas lobby will continue to balk reflexively at new regulations.
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Typically, spending legislation passes with bipartisan support because many conservatives balk at comprehensive packages.
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Still, it's not just straight people who balk when two men show their love.
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Bob Corker, are likely to balk at a plan that would balloon the deficit.
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They moved to second and third on a balk and scored on Guerrero's single.
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I'm sure he'll balk at that and push a tuition envelope in my bag.
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Many of these states would balk at efforts to undo the expansion of Medicaid.
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Some might balk at Hermes' current aggressive approach to dealing with her former profession.
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Events will intercede, bureaucracies will weigh in, Congress will balk, promises will be broken.
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But the local left-wing assembly may balk at anything that sounds too authoritarian.
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Otherwise customers will balk at paying ever higher prices for smartphones of the future.
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Despite having assets worth fighting over, families can still balk at paying for help.
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According to Thrivest, these notices have prompted funding recipients to balk at repayment demands.
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Crypto zealots might also balk at running their decentralized apps through a…central platform.
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Even some liberal Northern Irish unionists balk at the hard-line rhetoric from London.
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But they might balk at the idea of showering money on poor, unstable countries.
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As a matter of politics, conservatives might balk if Obamacare's regulations stay in place.
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As Brett Schulman, chief executive of Cava, told me recently, the sensors help calculate the "balk rate" — the point at which the line is so long and/or so slow that customers balk at the amount of time required to grab lunch.
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But when older women want treatments for vaginal dryness and atrophy, insurance companies usually balk.
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Even then, they generally balk at paying for other indirect costs borne by the airline.
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You balk at mainstream artists a bit, but are there any you do find talented?
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Sam, standing in an art museum in the Zone, seems to balk at leaving Earth.
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In turn, richer Brooklynites balk at the idea of coming to a place like this.
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Circuits in western Europe began to balk at the high fees demanded to stage races.
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Would-be parents frequently tell pollsters that they balk at the cost of raising children.
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Gomez initially scored on a balk but that call was reversed following an umpire meeting.
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Hoteliers would surely balk if airports cosied up to their cheaper and more-convenient rivals.
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That is the part of Kavanaugh's opinion at which some of his conservative critics balk.
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Menstrual stigma is often so strong that local authorities balk when related programming is proposed.
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Some might balk at waiting that length of time, but it's really not so bad.
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And the FBI report notes that parents didn't balk at spending large amounts of money.
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He had nine strikeouts against two walks while posting a balk and throwing 99 pitches.
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Watchdog groups balk at the idea that the regulations could be loosened in any way.
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Even his staunchest supporters will balk at such a blatant effort to subvert the law.
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Segura moved to second on a balk and scored on Mitch Haniger's double to left.
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I sort of balk at the notion that there's no way of fixing these things.
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Why do we balk at adopting voting technologies that minimize concerns about manipulation and error?
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In fact, individuals in both parties may balk at such a significant expansion of government.
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Perhaps hotel guests balk at this additional and mildly time-consuming endeavor at check-in.
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When she's confronted with the worst of what humanity has to offer, she doesn't balk.
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Choire was interested in the media and Balk was interested in the moon and literature.
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Some Democrats, namely more senior and centrist members, might balk at such a fundamental change.
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He struck out six, walked two and allowed a run to score on a balk.
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Now, some in the foreign-policy establishment will balk at any eventual Trumpian peace agreement.
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Of course, many district attorneys' offices will balk at being put under a federal microscope.
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Pros: Very comfortable, built to lastCons: Some may balk at the high price, not versatile
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Therefore the risks don't have to be probable, or even plausible, for us to balk.
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So why do I balk whenever someone declares that jazz has entered another golden age?
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And it did balk a little: On election day, registered voters abstained in record numbers.
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Trump reportedly thought that Democrats, so sour on Comey themselves, wouldn't balk at his exile.
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Some people, like researchers Ádám Nagy and Attila Kölcsey, balk at McCrindle's generation-naming efforts.
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Of course, people often balk at his fee, which he insists on calling a commission.
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First, House conservatives will likely balk at an increase in funding for domestic programs. Rep.
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When respondents balk, explain the importance of including a wide range of backgrounds and opinions.
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If pharmaceutical companies balk tell them to stop spending money on direct to consumer advertising.
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But in practice, state leaders in both parties often balk at taking on such burdens.
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Jorge Polanco drew a leadoff walk and advanced to second on a balk by Freeland.
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There was also an adjustment to the balk rule and where base coaches may stand.
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But it was the animal note of civet that made women balk and dandies swoon.
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Architects like Betsky also balk at this idea of making our everyday spaces into fortresses.
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As a critic, I can't help but balk at its over-explanations and general cruft.
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Biggio walked, took third on a double by Freddy Galvis and scored on a balk.
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If you're building a tiny PC you might balk at the bulk all these fins add.
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If you try to contact them, some balk at the attention and hang up the phone.
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Some posit that Google moved slowly because it was worried consumers would balk at privacy concerns.
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So much more willing than companies here, which usually balk when they hear my writing rates.
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Much of Europe might balk at placing under state supervision people who have not been convicted.
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And investors in Aramco might balk at sacrificing short-term revenues for long-term strategic objectives.
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She takes on contracts that Corvo and Emily would balk at: petty assassinations, burglary, item retrieval.
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Arcia singled and went to second on a two-out balk before scoring on Cain's single.
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He committed a balk on a pickoff throw to first and Alvarez was awarded second base.
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That case is strong, without question — and still it would be understandable for them to balk.
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One is if the more moderate Republican senators like Maine's Susan Collins balk at Trump's nomination.
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Charlie Brown, apparently playing in a league without balk rules, immediately seizes up and cannot throw.
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Still, Susan Wade of the Springfield Convention & Visitors Bureau doesn't think tourists or locals will balk.
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He worried about the cows who seemed to balk at standing up on all four legs.
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Many in Congress balk at funding a $1 trillion investment, let alone nearly four times that.
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What's in U.S. President Donald Trump's budget is making even some of his fellow Republicans balk.
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" But the article cites some who balk when "the symbolism is far murkier, like Christopher Columbus.
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But as enticing the tax deduction is for some enthusiasts, others balk at the I.R.S. restrictions.
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Even some Republicans in the Senate have appeared to balk at the price for a wall.
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Fowler reached on an infield single with one out and moved to second on a balk.
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Many critics say it has no teeth, since countries can balk on their commitments without repercussions.
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They, like Mr Bolton, would balk at a presidential handshake with the Taliban on American soil.
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Many researchers, worried that reviewers will reject papers because of the downsides, balk at the idea.
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While theaters balk at the streaming services short theatrical windows, critics have embraced its quality content.
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People with a legitimate need for them should not balk for a moment at sensible controls.
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However, many House conservatives may balk at Trump's proposal to raise the buying age for rifles.
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What would happen if the Walloons — or another region or country — were to balk this time?
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High-speed rail projects have plateaued in many nations as governments balk at their high costs.
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Fears that consumers would balk at a $1,000 or higher price tag may be overblown, however.
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Ryan could also be forced to lean on Democrats if conservative members of his caucus balk.
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Devices powered by lithium-ion batteries can cause problems, and airlines balk at virtual reality headsets.
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High-level jobs and technical advances are a valuable investment, though critics balk at the spending.
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Not only didn't Dr. Luo balk, he steered the conversation to the medical intricacies of surrogacy.
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She may balk at accepting your advice, as she balked at accepting your offer of work.
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Even then, China and other countries might balk at paying a bigger tribute to America's IP supremacy.
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Many conservatives meanwhile find Obama professorial and patronizing, so may also balk at his performance on Monday.
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Some might balk at that number, but it can also be viewed as a relatively small investment.
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And some brides may balk at not trying on their dress until later, despite the refund policy.
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After three walks loaded the bases, Trea Turner scored on a balk with Adams at the plate.
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The French group's 15% government shareholder might understandably balk at any association with the disgraced former executive.
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But it is easy to understand how a fun-loving 30-something would balk at the idea.
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With so many different ways to make an illegal move, you'd think balk calls would be common.
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But true romantics will still balk at making a proposal with a ring made in a lab.
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Joe Mauer doubled to start the inning and later scored on a bases-loaded balk by Bauer.
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He moved to second on a balk by Sparkman, who slipped off the mound on his delivery.
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Experienced pixel pushers will almost certainly continue to balk at Elements' limited feature set and hand-holding.
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At the same time, China's leaders may balk at the painful steps needed to overhaul the economy.
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The 44-year-old veteran also was called for a balk for the first time since 2005.
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Look, over the next few days, you're going to be tempted to balk at some contract figures.
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And perhaps most significantly, my mother, who was footing the bill, didn't balk at the price tags.
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Rockies manager Bud Black was ejected in the fifth inning after a balk was called on Rusin.
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Businesses will balk at the new expenses, but how much is a human life worth these days?
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They might balk if McConnell attempts to scale back the current bill's cuts to appease the moderates.
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As recently as last week, close advisers still believed that Mr. McConnell might balk at a vote.
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Yes, we grow older, our bodies balk and life turns increasingly perilous; but it's not only downhill.
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While they court and may relish a surge in attention, some prominent influencers balk at being profiled.
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The obvious challenge for Khosrowshahi is that shareholders could balk if the Uber pricing is too low.
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But many Republicans may balk at a big spending program that adds to the federal budget deficit.
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He advanced to second base on Didi Gregorius's single, and they both moved up on Moore's balk.
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The ear evidently craves excitement; we tend to balk at listening to them for hours on end.
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Local regulators might balk at ceding control of a lender like German's Commerzbank to a European rival.
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Software developers may balk at doing extra work for a platform that doesn't have many users yet.
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Beginners often balk at the idea of entering the water with the crown of the head down.
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We can't do that because generally our journalists are going to balk at that kind of story.
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When I talked with Josh Balk at the Humane Society of the United States, he rejected that.
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"No city, state, province, or country in the world has mandated animal protections this strict," Balk said.
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Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire was ejected for arguing a balk call against Boyd in the third inning.
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Those who generate the data may balk at an unequal exchange that only sees them getting free services.
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Analysts also might balk at the idea that statistical programs could limit their decision making power, Reed said.
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But there must be a price that even San Franciscans would balk at paying to reduce their waste.
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"If companies balk at a little bit of public information, they're not ready to go public," he said.
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Japanese officials balk at any suggestion that the country would ever get into a shooting war with China.
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As Domino's has shown, people don't balk at the concept quite as much as brands expect them to.
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Verlander appeared to pick off Haniger at second base before the carnage but was called for a balk.
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But it tried to pair a profit-making services company with the nonprofit school, which made accreditors balk.
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Carmakers envision driverless cars becoming just as essential as an iPhone, but many consumers currently balk at that.
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While those hosts don't hit the $10 million mark, their net worths are nothing to balk at, either.
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Anyone who adheres to New York's current cannabis laws may balk at Stoned Pizza's existence—with good reason.
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German voters balk at a "transfer union" that sees their savings used to bail out countries in trouble.
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If you balk at the idea of paying the extra $10, Verizon is one step ahead of you.
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And if you think that G.O.P. leaders would balk at gross electoral manipulation, you haven't been paying attention.
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Moreover, these countries will balk at economic sanctions on Iran that are reimposed in the absence of diplomacy.
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It is not hard to pity Bunny, but even the narrator seems to balk at warming to her.
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And to balk, it hopes, when the next president floats a plan to break apart the everything store.
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Other developers may also balk at registration fees and the revenue-sharing policy of an online app emporium.
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But even many of the most liberal Russians balk at welcoming immigrants from beyond the former Soviet states.
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If Apple were just a mobile phone company, Cramer would balk at its 35 percent run in 2017.
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Republicans plan to say the Democrats were right all along, and accuse them of hypocrisy if they balk.
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The Senate would likely balk at the provision, and Trump said it should be left for another time.
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In the bottom half of the inning they gave up two runs, aided by a Roger Craig balk.
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These policies are energizing the June 23 protest, even after pressure forced Trump to balk on family separations.
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Medina doesn't think her friends in their twenties should balk at the amount, even with other bills to pay.
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A conversation would risk squandering presidential prestige unless it came with a high diplomatic deliverable, so Trump might balk.
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Trump loyalists balk at Romney MSNBC was the first to report Trump was unhappy about Conway's remarks about Romney.
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Not to mention, many customers may balk at the around $5 delivery charge Uber typically tacks onto the order.
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Other countries might balk at the American interpretation, but a seat on the Security Council is a powerful thing.
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Employers often balk at training staff because they might leave for rivals, taking their expensively gained skills with them.
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But some, particularly in Europe's south and west, still balk at shelling out for what feel like distant threats.
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They wonder if the economics work, or if passengers would balk at getting on board a self-flying vehicle.
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" Dr. Dahlia didn't balk at getting her hands dirty, and she even called this aspect of veterinary medicine "cool.
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Balk was apparently so convincing in the role that even her co-stars were a little afraid of her.
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That technology still came in with a few billion dollar price tag — something that would make most investors balk.
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The other BRICS, already burdened by cheap Chinese imports and huge trade deficits with Beijing, are likely to balk.
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After stealing second, Difo took third on a catcher's error on a pickoff attempt and scored on a balk.
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Because to balk, even a bit, would be seen as disloyal to Trump --and that is not allowed. Ever.
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Political leaders would promise to finally start the negotiations before every election, and then balk once actually in power.
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Senate Democrats were expected to balk at the House's bill's inclusion of an increase in Pentagon funding through Sept.
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Invariably, neoconservatives and liberal internationalists alike will balk at such a decision, arguing that we need to stay. Sen.
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Backing from centrist Democrats could be important if a number of Republicans balk at various provisions in the legislation.
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Instead, companies that balk at selling their drugs for fair prices would face losing their monopolies on those drugs.
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Mets reliever Seth Lugo, making his major league debut, slipped off the mound for a balk in the eighth.
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The hit scored Crawford, who had singled and advanced to second on a balk by Reds reliever David Hernandez.
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A Republican-controlled Congress might balk at infrastructure spending or tax reductions that significantly widen the federal budget deficit.
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He gave up six runs (five earned), struck out five, issued two walks and was called for a balk.
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Riders may balk at TappCar's slightly higher fares, even if they see the company as a more ethical alternative.
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After Ian Kinsler led off with a single and took second on a balk, Steve Pearce drew a walk.
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The Senate will almost certainly balk at the House bill, which is likely to pass largely along party lines.
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If residents balk at higher taxes, future revenue increases will increasingly be generated through less-predictable fees and fines.
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The couple has continued to balk at the notion that there are similarities in their circumstances with Mrs. Clinton's.
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If they still balk, ask how you can gain the skills needed to take you to the next level.
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They figured Republican fiscal conservatives would balk, but they could make a deal to deliver the needed extra votes.
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If this is your first investment in a well-made yoga mat, you might balk at the price tag.
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Companies might well justifiably balk at the cost and complexity of that approach and simply build less secure systems.
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But Democrats are likely to balk at the selection of a House lawmaker with such a political track record.
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Congress could just pass another short-term spending bill, but the GOP's more conservative members may balk at that.
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He also joins a growing list of Republican senators who may have reason to balk at White House demands.
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But Risch said the argument has rhetorical force because Allergan might balk at being compared to a payday lender.
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Those who balk risk losing roles, a demonstration of the way the casting couch openly operated during his heyday.
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Around that time, officials at Mr. Trump's company began to balk at paying some of Mr. Cohen's legal fees.
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The industry covers about 250 million Americans, many of whom would balk if insurance they like were taken away.
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Some are tired of keeping up with the storylines, others balk at the show's frequent torture and sexual assault.
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Modern design might balk at how little of a ramp there is between casual AoE 2 and competitive play.
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The stock price began to drop and the Board began to balk, and Benioff had little choice to back off.
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Those provisions must be rewritten too; otherwise, social conservatives are likely to balk at the bill, which would doom it.
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In rural areas, clinics may balk at paying for on-call examiners for the infrequent instances when they are needed.
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On top of that, they could also balk at the lower spending caps on Medicaid that McConnell is reportedly proposing.
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As when facing the challenges posed by climate change, politicians tend to balk at most proposals to stop land subsidence.
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Riders may balk at the pricier trips, but Schildkrout says it's aimed at solving a problem for them as well.
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Some may balk at the suggestion a holographic female doll bot serving up answers is somehow creating a gender imbalance.
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We've been in the situation before where the Fed has aligned their guns only to balk at the last minute.
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Earnin charges no fees or interest; instead, it operates on a pay it forward revenue model some would balk at.
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But adherents to tradition might balk at opening the door for reform, likely yielding an incremental approach to the issue.
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Obama will likely threaten to act on his own to shut down the facility if lawmakers balk at the proposal.
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Turn your nose up at Fireball, and balk at the thought of mixing some drugstore ginger ale into your rye?
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The initiative has recently run into headwinds as the countries involved balk at the massive debts they stand to incur.
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Moreover, if they balk at the command, Trump can fire them, just as he recently sacked FBI Director James Comey.
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Business travelers paying top prices for flat beds and other perks may balk at stowing their laptops on long trips.
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That's why many observers are convinced that Congress will balk at any tax cut proposal that creates bigger budget deficits.
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We may balk at a 100GB download in June 2017, but a year from now, it may well be standard.
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But a core of conservative Republicans who consistently vote against funding bills in their drive for smaller government could balk.
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Conservative believers in state autonomy may understandably balk at such a proposal as yet another federal usurpation of state power.
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Others balk at the notion of paying thousands of dollars in fees to financial advisors, lawyers, accountants and other professionals.
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Environmentalists may balk at the idea of allowing humans to have their hands on any part of the earth system.
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British teachers who, like most of their compatriots, balk at the idea of learning a new language have options, too.
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If you want to throw me out because I'm arguing the balk call, that's one thing when I'm out there.
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Readers balk at his passion for eugenics, attitude to what he called "the inferior races" and tendency to trivialise women.
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In October 2018, True attended the Alamo City Comic Con for a panel about The Craft with Campbell and Balk.
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For some reason, sex is one of the only life experiences we balk at spending any money or time on.
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But there's a risk in both of these districts that moderate voters may balk at the candidates' more liberal stances.
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Even if we should balk at any easy moralizing, there's no need to sacrifice a good story in the process.
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Plenty of people in Hillary Clinton's inner and outer circles balk at her secretive ways and shudder at her compromises.
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Pittsburgh pinch hitter Jason Martin led off with a walk in the eighth and moved to second on a balk.
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Whoever the mayor picks could be considered an also-ran, which some observers said might lead some candidates to balk.
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Katherine Bauer, a former Treasury Department official, said that countries are likely to balk at the Trump administration's maximalist posture.
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But the White House and Democrats keep failing to settle all their differences, and now Mexico is beginning to balk.
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They are also likely to balk at changing the budget cap law to increase defense spending while cutting other spending.
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But without allies on the Hill, lawmakers may balk when Trump implores them to take tough votes for his agenda.
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A balk and wild pitch preceded a tying RBI pinch single by Ichiro Suzuki, batting for Marlins starter Jeff Locke.
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I use novice test solvers for Bust, and when they balk, I flag that word in my brain as unacceptable.
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At the time, many commented that its partners would balk at the company licensing Windows getting into the hardware game.
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Even lawmakers who support a wall might balk at the idea of a major project being started without their say-so.
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After striking out Gonzalez for the inning's second out, Morton committed a balk with leadoff hitter Chris Heisey at the plate.
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So when they are presented with a bill for it, many fund managers will balk at paying for research they ignore.
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The Rockies made it 10-0 in the fourth on singles by Gonzalez and Pat Valaika and a balk by Ryu.
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Many today might balk at the Marlo-Thomasy tweeness of it all, but the film's unabashed sincerity also begets true charm.
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Bagels are labor-intensive, but customers balk at paying more than a few bucks for them, making profit margins whisper-thin.
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The covers for all 12 issues of Watchmen — released just over 30 years ago, from 22015 to 22000 — balk at this.
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Even those less temperamentally averse to sunlight than Mr Trump balk at what can seem an intrusion into a private matter.
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The Mexicans will balk at any asymmetry in favour of America, arguing that it violates the spirit of a regional deal.
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Every time I think they're going to balk and say, "You can't put that on television," they seem to embrace it.
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Asdrubal Cabrera led off with a single, went to second on a balk, then scored on a single by Jeff Mathis.
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After seeing a compromised SHIELD collapse in Winter Soldier, it makes sense that he'd balk at any kind of committee oversight.
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Payers, who are sometimes patients, but often insurance companies, balk at very costly new therapies for everything from cancer to hepatitis.
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The Rangers had just one RBI, with their other three runs coming on a wild pitch, a balk and an error.
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Choo's RBI single cut the San Diego lead to 3-2, and then a balk by starter Luis Perdomo scored DeShields.
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Casual observers might balk at this number—surely there aren't ten of these things clogging store shelves all over North America.
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The majority of the ways you can get called for a balk, however, involve an attempt to pick off a runner.
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Presented with an opportunity to create meaningful change and make a real difference in the lives of real people, they balk.
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Kratz, who doubled and advanced to third on the balk, then scored on a wild pitch to make it 4-0.
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The Democratic left is likely to balk at cuts to capital gains and corporate taxes and more breaks for business investment.
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A quick trip to Yankee Candle and the "Wicca" Wikipedia page later and you're a regular Fairuza Balk in The Craft.
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Democrats are likely to balk over concerns that the measure could undermine the viability of Obamacare's subsidized insurance market for individuals.
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But many still balk at buying an automobile — the second most expensive consumer purchase after a home — without seeing it first.
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And splitting a company like Facebook or Google would require costly, lengthy legal battles that the government may yet balk at.
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If they balk, then they allow Trump to claim that he — not unions — is the true voice of the working class.
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Plenty of adults balk at the idea of remotely following an adolescent's movements, while others question why any loving parent wouldn't.
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" If they balk, he puts a finer point on it: "'Let's say a doctor said you had three hours to live.
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Cory Gearrin was called for a balk and faced three batters in the sixth before Nestor Cortes Jr. finished the inning.
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Many Duchenne parents worry that insurers will balk if other costly drugs are approved to complement the treatment from Exondys 51.
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Beyond unsurprising restrictions on graphic nudity, sex and violence, China's censors can balk at anything from men wearing earrings to ghosts.
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If McConnell continues to balk at calling witnesses, Democrats will force procedural votes and shift pressure to members of his caucus.
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At first, the executives balk at my suggestions and even wonder if explicitly talking about the place of women is sexist.
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This is a crime novel that requires a level of concentration and engagement with international politics some readers may balk at.
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In seven innings, De La Rosa conceded two runs on five hits, four walks and a balk while striking out four.
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The Dodgers combined two hits, a passed ball and a balk in the seventh to extend their lead to 2-0.
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The hand of PochThat assertion seems like heresy to most football fans, who balk at the idea of inexplicable, random patterns.
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But advocates of capital punishment balk at the idea that expense should be a factor when deciding punishment for the gravest crimes.
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Before you balk at the price, let me state the obvious: A portable workstation like the HP ZBook x2 isn't for everyone.
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Innovators are also trying to find new ways to appeal to consumers who balk at the idea of inhaling or eating cannabis.
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Still, it is dramatic: central banks usually balk at moves that call into question the legal worth of the notes they issue.
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Disney lovers often balk at this advice, but few who stay away from the parks for a day wind up regretting it.
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Many top-tier Democratic candidates, who would no doubt balk at such sweeping changes, signed on to the Green New Deal nonetheless.
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If the U.S. tries to activate globally enforceable sanctions on Iran again, European countries could balk, another potential repercussion Trump must weigh.
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Mr Trump and Mr Kim might balk at having to take turns serving themselves from platters in the centre of a table.
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However, don't balk at the price as though it's an outlier; The Wirecutter's top pick for a travel bag is also $300.
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Companies and governments both balk at this, fearing that people will deliberately try to game them, but the alternative is much worse.
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"A bit like insurance, which is often a grudge purchase for many, some investors may balk at the current levels," it said.
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Belt was able to catch the throw, but it was ruled a balk because it was not deemed a legal pickoff attempt.
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Even audiophiles might balk at this concept, but it may be the path that Apple chooses to take later this year. h2.
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Marte was hit by a pitch leading off, took second on a balk by Sampson and went to third on a groundout.
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Wander Suero (3-5) overcame a single and a balk during his one scoreless inning of work to pick up the win.
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It was Russia's fierce opposition to the 2014 agreement that led Viktor Yanukovych, then president of Ukraine, to balk at signing it.
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But there's a good chance international students would balk at paying even more gargantuan prices for schools that are free to others.
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Two men weaving in the shade balk at our arrival and insist that they were not here the day of the attack.
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Both runners advanced on a wild pitch with one out and Heyward came home on a balk for a 4-1 lead.
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Many Canadians might balk at the idea of paying more for fuel, but the profits will be distributed back to the provinces.
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While the simplicity is what makes Later interesting, people may balk at the higher price point for such a no-frills application.
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Dodgers catcher Yasmani Grandal has accused Ben Zobrist of stealing signs, and Maddon insisted that Julio Urias's pickoff move was a balk.
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Even the gutsiest customers may balk at a street stall's grimy patina or at the frank scent of a prized local delicacy.
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Should Russia balk at increasing its own output to stymie the United States, oil prices could soar and hurt the global economy.
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Some of my birding friends will balk at this suggestion, and there was a time when I would have been skeptical, too.
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Some lawmakers might balk at paying unions directly, and workers might resent earning less, even if take-home pay is not affected.
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Even many Americans who dislike Mr. Trump will, absent overwhelming evidence of impeachable offenses, balk at efforts to remove a sitting president.
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Second, some of the firm's customers may balk at the idea of Goldman's having even broader access to their business and data.
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Lenders will often balk at financing such purchases — and maybe these are not the kind of people you want for neighbors, either.
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Scrutinize the bid too closely and you may look like a penny pincher who will balk if work uncovers a costly problem.
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The idea of Trump in the White House is a worrying one for some investors who balk at his populist, unpredictable style.
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The eighth inning began this way: A walk, a balk and a wild pitch, followed by a double that tied the score.
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But such attorneys are typically found in elite law firms, where large corporate clients might balk at the firm representing the IRS.
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Joey Wendle walked, stole second, went to third on a Caleb Ferguson balk and scored on a sacrifice fly from Willy Adames.
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So publishers didn't balk when Facebook asked them — as part of its plan to take on YouTube — to go big on video.
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And although Mr. Yang thinks some Republicans would eventually buy into universal basic income, it's a near certainty that most would balk.
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Taillon said he had no new cleats that apparently were the culprits and that he did not tweak anything physically on the balk.
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And unless you have some seriously cool parents, you would probably balk at the idea of sharing a joint with one of them.
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He allowed no runs and two hits, struck out two, hit a batter and committed a balk in closing out the lopsided win.
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Balk at e-gaming all you like, but playing this game for half an hour looks far more physically demanding than Olympic curling.
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Tokyo would thus balk at the sort of "poison pill" found in a new U.S.-Canada-Mexico free trade pact, Japanese officials said.
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But although many of the more hawkish Republicans in Congress would balk at removing the sanctions, neither action would actually require Congressional approval.
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This would not work for everything—most EU nations would balk at giving Brussels a veto over how they deploy their military forces.
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See: The way you open Instagram and balk at the way the app pays a little too close attention to whom you search.
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"If the EU governments balk again at doing this right, then Greece will be back at center stage the same time next year."
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When I asked whether Porowski would consider hosting his own cooking show (because we've all thought it), he didn't balk at the idea.
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Rich countries are supposed to pay almost all of it; the rest of them may balk if America fails to do its bit.
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The land-owners balk at this designation, saying it could cost their companies as much as $34m over 20 years of lost development.
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In Asia, allies like Japan and South Korea would almost certainly balk at hosting missiles, forcing America to concentrate them on faraway Guam.
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Consumers might balk at higher prices, and the companies might end up with thinner profit margins, which would be anathema to Wall Street.
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But it's been clear they've been out of the core alliance, so it's no surprise that they balk when she needs them most.
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Investors may balk at including bonds because they are seeking loan-only products and have allocations to high-yield bonds in other funds.
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He reached on a two-out infield single, stole second and went to third on a wild pitch before scoring on the balk.
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Toronto starter Sam Gaviglio allowed three runs (two earned), six hits, two walks and a balk while striking out six in four innings.
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There are some men who still balk at the fact that I'm so forward about who I am and what I'm looking for.
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Buying clubs will balk at having to commit to paying a 30-year-old $23 million every year, for the next three years.
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Risky drivers will balk at the deductible, knowing that there is a good chance they will end up paying it when they claim.
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Just take a look at Twitter after a close pick-off throw, and you'll see someone calling a move to first a balk.
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It's been 23 years since Rachel True appeared in the cult-classic film The Craft alongside Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk, and Neve Campbell.
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Sandbrook thinks Republicans would likely balk at any possible Democratic plans to roll back some of the tax cuts on more affluent Americans.
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But there are questions as progressives balk at the deal's increased defense spending and fiscal conservatives express outrage over the deficit-financed spending.
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However, California is now likely to balk at any substantial change in the CAFE schedule based on concerns over greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.
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In the second Realmuto got a two-out single, went to second on a balk and scored on Hechavarria's bloop single to right.
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People in their twenties tend to balk at the idea of ketamine and have mostly never dabbled in it, unless they're from overseas.
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Broadly and historically speaking, we have been willing to spend hundreds of dollars on a smartphone, but balk at the idea of spending $.
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Eugene was only in position to score the winning run on the balk because the Indians walked in the tying run just before.
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However, some fleet managers and truckers may balk at the fact that, even at $150,000, there's no sleeping compartment on the Tesla Mini.
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Even under those circumstances, recent history suggests that lawmakers would balk at tax and spending increases of the size she has called for.
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Some hospitals may balk at the fee the College of Surgeons will charge for verification — "in the low five figures," Dr. Ko said.
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Fried, trying to bunt, was hit by a pitch on his backside, but he remained at the plate because a balk was called.
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Betances shuffled his left leg and then his right ever so slightly, drawing a balk call from the home plate umpire Ben May.
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City Kitchen Some of the most skilled cooks I know — people who confidently roast, grill and fry — balk at the notion of braising.
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She said some judges might balk at taking action against a colleague knowing that they would be hearing cases together in the future.
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If the Iranians balk, as seems likely, their refusal could enable Washington to declare Tehran in violation of the two-year-old deal.
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One imagines she wouldn't balk at the Trump administration's failure to mention Jews in a statement on International Holocaust Remembrance Day in January.
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Severino declined to say, however, whether her group would run ads targeting Murkowski and other Republicans who balk at using the nuclear option.
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The strategy could prove risky, however, as conservatives may balk at any language that might be seen as a special giveaway to Alaska.
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Having delivered its scares and worked in a sufficient number of book references, it seems to balk at making any thematic implications explicit.
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But House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan and other congressional Republicans may balk at his protectionist trade policies and expensive transportation spending plan.
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If there is at least one runner on base, then such an action will be called as a balk under Rule 6.02(a).
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The tariff deescalation comes even as China continues to balk at U.S. demands that sparked the tariff fight more than a year ago.
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While some may balk at the idea of an elected official shooting an animal, Cochran assured the Houston Chronicle that her hunt was legal.
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This has allowed the central government to harness public anger and direct it against provinces or energy companies that balk at anti-pollution efforts.
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Facebook, never one to balk at taking inspiration from a competitor, may be reaching pretty far back in its history with its latest update.
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In season eight, the Conners balk when she declines a well-paying job offer with an ad agency because it would entail quitting school.
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But even with that new delay as a compromise measure, Democrats think moderate Republicans will balk at the plan to eventually roll back spending.
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But his opponents like Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado and former Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper both argued voters would balk at such an idea.
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He's into it and doesn't balk when Katie suggests he could make more money by testing out a full game rather than a demo.
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Doctors balk at joining remote practices with lots of old patients; in some Lincolnshire surgeries, half the patients have at least four chronic diseases.
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Kevin Kiermaier singled, stole second, took third on a balk and scored on a sacrifice fly by Wilson Ramos for a 20103-22010 lead.
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Fat women often encounter people who are totally cool kissing behind closed doors, but balk at the idea of being seen out with them.
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More moderate Senate Republicans are already nervous about the House bill's Medicaid cuts and would likely balk at cutting even more from the program.
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The slump in ZTO's share price also prompted some investors to balk at Best's initial pricing, a person close to the deal told Reuters.
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Some may balk at the Edelkrone Wing's $250 price tag, especially when you'll also need a tripod and ball head to actually use it.
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Of course, you might balk at spending $30 on a giant inflatable cockroach when the tiny pests are running around your kitchen for free.
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There are many reasons to balk at politicians' and commentators' calls for "civility" in response to Donald Trump officials getting kicked out of restaurants.
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But private operators may balk at sharing data and real-time information on customers with a third party, even if they are promised confidentiality.
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When I asked McCrimmon if a $120,000 computer-controlled leg could be a luxury, he seemed to balk: these devices are necessities, not luxuries.
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Republicans balk at the charge and say it's already been decided, the House health care bill is fine and they are full steam ahead.
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That everyone understands the rules, and no one is going to tattle on a fellow locker room confessor or balk at his outré behavior.
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Far-flung destinations, superstar entertainers, and the most regal wedding wear can all contribute to a bill that would make even Donald Trump balk.
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Some conservatives may also balk at spending billions of dollars to pay for a campaign promise that Trump vowed would be financed by Mexico.
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Yet while that might satisfy users, artists might balk at the concentration of market power in streamers' hands (and regulators might take an interest).
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But the mullahs may still balk if they believe reform is part of a "Western agenda" epitomised for many by the outrageous Ms Baloch.
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But the very same European governments that readily share information with the C.I.A. or the F.B.I. balk at doing the same with their neighbors.
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The risk is that the millennials who made the person-to-person feature so successful may balk at paying stores in the same manner.
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Putting that much in the base budget would require Congress to change the budget cap law, which Democrats are also likely to balk at.
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When I served in the Navy, we — like soldiers and sailors today — didn't balk when faced with a mission to support our great nation.
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The Indians went up 2111-21 in the seventh when Napoli single, advanced to second on a balk and scored on Jose Ramirez's single.
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With masked faces and Molotov cocktails in hand, they don't balk when confronted directly by the police, who respond to the protesters with brutality.
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Some parents may balk at the idea of the sugary treat, so Hewitt's donations include sugar-free, dye-free, organic and all-natural options.
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At these moments, Fernyhough can seem distinctly oblivious to the health and wellness of his reader, whose own inner voice might begin to balk.
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But lawyers for those under investigation are likely to balk at an across-the-board waiver if it puts their clients at greater risk.
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Strauss is not an author to balk either at cliché (one emperor "sowed his wild oats"; another is a "former bad boy") or anachronism.
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The new plan doesn't require that; perhaps it's an attempt to go after more urbanites — think apartment complexes — that may balk at installation fees.
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One might balk at its outlandishness, or squirm at its vivid, protracted violence, but it keeps your attention and doesn't leave any fireworks unpopped.
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Despite some tough statements about time running out from the French president, Emmanuel Macron, no one expects the members of the bloc to balk.
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While Amazon's stores are still something of a novelty, customers may balk if and when this sort of surveillance-like technology becomes the norm.
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Then Hembree's balk with one out and runners at first and second changed the complexion of the inning, Red Sox Manager Alex Cora said.
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Mr. Ryan and Mr. McConnell will probably need the help of some Democrats if fiscal conservatives balk at approving new spending without requisite cuts.
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But many nudists balk at any suggestion that cooking — or vacationing, or living in general — is more fraught for them than for the clothed.
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The dispute began Saturday after Red Sox reliever Fernando Abad was called for a balk in the seventh inning against the Los Angeles Angels.
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A sprinkling of flaky sea salt mitigates the bitterness of the citrus, though it's not strictly necessary if you think your guests may balk.
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The Chinese would likely balk at such an agreement, but they should be reminded that they've had almost unfettered access to America's film business.
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Heggie's strength is the naturalness of his vocal writing; singers who otherwise balk at new opera delight in his idiomatic feeling for the voice.
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One Canadian government source said there was a significant chance that Congress would balk at any move to turn NAFTA into a bilateral pact.
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Padres 3, Giants 2 Travis Jankowski scored one run on a balk and homered two innings later, propelling San Diego to victory at San Francisco.
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The Republican-controlled Congress will need Democratic support to pass a bill that many Republican conservatives are likely to balk at because of its cost.
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Barrick's investors may balk at risks in Africa—the DRC, for instance, is changing its laws in order to take higher royalties from mining companies.
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He needs the support of Turkish nationalists in parliament for a set of proposed domestic constitutional changes, and they may balk at concessions on Cyprus.
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Klimenkova, who has been swimming with the club since she was four, says her friends praise her bravery but balk at taking the plunge themselves.
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Ross linked the tariffs to progress in the NAFTA talks, which have stalled as Canada and Mexico balk at far-reaching U.S. demands for change.
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Other track owners want to give their own freight trains priority and balk at investing the money needed to run passenger trains at faster speeds.
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Nvidia wants to be the go-to supercomputer for those who may balk at the enormous expense associated with becoming a "full stack" AV operator.
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Given the intense effort put into preparation and presentation in French cuisine, it's no surprise that restaurant staff customarily balk at requests for preserving leftovers.
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The opposition had hoped that troops would balk at turning back supplies that are so desperately needed by a population increasingly suffering malnutrition and diseases.
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But when he reveals that he's also bisexual, Nomi's friends balk and insist he must be gay — and so, to her own surprise, does Nomi.
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They don't balk at the size of our group or the two kids, so again we take turns walking the toddlers to keep them entertained.
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Should Congress continue to balk at Mr Obama's efforts to close the prison, the administration may once again turn to executive orders as an alternative.
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Yadier Molina coaxed a leadoff walk, took second on an Eickhoff balk and moved to third on Jeremy Hazelbaker's single to left to chase Eickhoff.
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While pitching to Edwin Encarnacion, Clevinger was called for a balk by third base umpire Greg Gibson, and Goins trotted home with an apparent run.
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Those woes are said to be prompting banks to balk at making loans that they had previously agreed to issue to help fund the deal.
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He was balked in from third, and Rays manager Kevin Cash was ejected arguing the balk call, which cut the Rays' lead to 4-1.
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But the space has grown increasingly competitive as institutional clients balk at locking up money and paying high fees for results that can be lackluster.
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While hiring managers might balk if you have a neck, head, or face tattoo, they're less concerned if your ink can be covered up easily.
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Trey Mancini scored on a balk, and Renato Nunez came home on a wild pitch, after two walks and a single had loaded the bases.
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With Forteo's high price, insurers balk at covering it and even when they do, patients can face high deductibles, say doctors who treat the disease.
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The booing returned when reliever Antonio Bastardo, meandering through the seventh inning, gave up two runs, including one when he was called for a balk.
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People may be willing to go through security at an airport, but many would likely balk at doing the same at a Target or Costco.
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Paul DeJong was batting during the balk, and he then drove in both runners with a single to left for the quick 2-0 lead.
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If we insist that they agree in advance of the negotiation that they will denuclearize, then they have every right to balk at this demand.
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Public governors occupying these dual roles may balk at investor protections that make it harder for asset management firms to bilk investors with high fees.
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Many jurors also balk at sending a defendant to a mental hospital rather than prison, fearing he might eventually be released on a doctor's recommendation.
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Joe Lieberman, for example, would demand no public option, or pro-life House Democrats would balk at the possibility of government subsidies going toward abortion.
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They ask me how much Italian pasta costs in the States and balk at my answer, grumbling at what they deem is a great injustice.
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Analysts suspect that giants such as Ericsson and Nokia would balk at an offer out of pride, and would question the value of Huawei's tech.
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While the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives is likely to extend the deadline again, the Republican-controlled Senate may balk, increasing the chances of litigation.
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When it was pointed out that he was proposing the kind of deficit spending that Republicans were sure to balk at, Mr. Schumer was dismissive.
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But customers may balk at buying those kinds of services through WeWork when they could easily get them directly from established insurers or accounting firms.
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They should accept that the same is true of people who want to see limits on immigration or balk at the modern politics of gender.
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The Senate, which is controlled by Republicans, could have difficulty calling Mr. Biden to testify, as some moderate party members might balk at the idea.
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The younger and healthier in this pool balk at being forced to pay high prices for the limited coverage they get under the "exchange" plans.
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People outside of the fashion world may balk at it, but the point of Gucci isn't to be pretty or flattering or in good taste.
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Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyOvernight Health Care: Walden won't seek reelection | Senate Dems to vote this week to overturn Trump ObamaCare moves | Largest children's migrant shelter to close | Vulnerable Republicans balk at drug pricing bill Vulnerable Republicans balk at Trump-backed drug pricing bill Senators concerned impeachment will consume agenda MORE (R-Iowa) is pushing for passage of his measure with Sen.
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With Teheran set to bunt, Smith was called for the first balk of his career, and Marlins manager Don Mattingly was ejected for disputing the ruling.
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Microsoft has a chance to push GitHub users toward its products, but it has to tread carefully because they will balk if Microsoft goes too far.
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Publicly, the White House continued to press for a vote, convinced that Republicans would balk at lining up with Democrats to effectively give Obamacare a lifeline.
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Broadband providers will likely balk at any bill that tries to regulate zero rating, while activists will push back against anything that doesn't rein it in.
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So obviously, there's going to be a spotlight on the balk in the seventh inning, but there's a lot of things that led up to that.
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While many amateur photographers might balk at the Tripod's price tag, it's not out of line with options from popular professional tripod manufacturers such as Gitzo.
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Some drivers balk at paying for what they once got for nothing, and others are uneasy about the tracking of private vehicles that efficient pricing requires.
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City officials often balk at the cost: cameras cost as much as $1,73 each, with an additional $100 per month per camera for video-storage fees.
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Congress is either going to balk at the scale of these questions, or hammer out a quick-and-dirty deal that doesn't fully grapple with them.
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With Cameron Maybin batting, Happ committed a balk, catcher Russell Martin had a passed ball and Happ threw a wild pitch that allowed Kinsler to score.
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RHP Joe Smith shook his head after the game when asked about the balk he committed that let the Orioles tie the game in the seventh.
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The Circle is, obviously, a satire: I hope that people would balk at the idea of living with a camera planted on their chest for eternity.
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The two Los Angeles teams — the Rams and Chargers — consider that to the be their market, however, and likely would balk at even a temporary relocation.
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Gardner posited that Democrats, many of whom have voiced support for Trump's harder line on trade talks, would balk at the idea of reining him in.
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This lack of clarity—and the company's habit of launching ambitious side projects, like movie production, seemingly at random—appears to have caused investors to balk.
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Because women are rewarded if they appear likeable or stereotypically feminine, studies show employers may balk when a woman asks for a raise or higher salary.
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But sanctions — even the United Nations-imposed sanctions, as the North Koreans well know — can be reimposed, especially if the North Koreans balk at further denuclearization.
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As a testament to the recent good fortune, Girardi was even able to convince the umpires to reverse a crucial balk call in the fifth inning.
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Democrats are searching for votes to pass the bill out of the House as progressives balk at a $733 billion figure they feel is too high.
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In the seventh inning Monday, Rosario doubled over Brewers right fielder Domingo Santana's head to tie the game and provided the winning margin after Drake's balk.
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But the judge may balk at the compensation package if he concludes that it is overly generous or its performance targets are too easy to meet.
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Now, as Republican senators balk at the health bill their leaders have drafted, several politicians have suggested that it's time to return to the original idea.
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Roughly 625,000 people belonged to health sharing ministries as of September; that number is sure to rise as people like me balk at their diminishing options.
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When the two sides came close to an agreement in the spring, outlined in a 150-page document, Mr. Xi appeared to balk, scuttling the process.
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Some thought voters would balk at a candidate who denies the balance of scientific research, but others thought climate change isn't a major issue for voters.
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Kendrick and Puig began the inning with singles, advanced one base on a passed ball and advanced another 90 feet on a balk, with Kendrick scoring.
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In the eighth, a balk by Kyle Crick gifted Los Angeles a run, and Yasmani Grandal followed with an RBI single to make it 11-9.
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But many of the relatives and even parents are themselves undocumented, and might balk at the prospect of a fingerprint check by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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AT&T shareholders may balk at the idea of taking DirecTV shares if there's an expectation that the public market valuation of the company will plummet.
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But our research suggests that when it comes to self-driving cars, Americans balk at having the government force cars to use potentially self-sacrificial algorithms.
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But pinch-hitter Ryan Raburn struck out, and after Rodney walked Charlie Blackmon and advanced the runners on a balk, DJ LeMahieu grounded out to Alexei Ramirez.
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Because this rebrand involves pulling Nest fully into Google's product orbit, a lot of Nest users may balk at their Nest devices suddenly feeling like Google ones.
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Attracting investment wasn't easy, Mitry said, because a lot of investors balk at the idea that a startup can create a product designed for use in space.
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But your romance is young, and I am not surprised that your boyfriend might balk at sharing you and his bed with a hairy, panting imitation infant.
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While the ability to track a vehicle's location using the plate's wireless communication system may be ideal for fleet owners, individual drivers may balk at the idea.
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While some may balk at receiving an envelope stuffed with cash for their birthday or any other holiday, when it comes to weddings it's a welcome tradition.
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But that may prove difficult: the unions are fragmented and little disposed to help Mr Macri, a centre-right politician; businesses may balk at holding down prices.
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In 1989, the film Valmont had Annette Bening as the Kathryn, Colin Firth as the Sebastian, Meg Tilly as the Annette, and Fairuza Balk as the Cecile.
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Many an enthusiast would balk at a supercar that plays it safe, but let's be real for a moment and leave the supercar ego at the door.
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Cho left in 2011, but Sicha and Balk remained as guiding fathers even as the next generation of editors, Matt Buchanan and John Herrman, inherited the mantle.
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Democrats are likely to balk at changes to the Flores settlement, which limits the amount of time a minor can be held in custody to 20 days.
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They might technically be warm and fuzzy, but tarantulas will balk at human handling and generally prefer a dark place to hide out until their next meal.
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It could also lose its cachet as an elite advisory firm, as bankers balk at being asked to promote the balance sheet as much as their brainpower.
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But it also includes pieces that would increase scrutiny of people seeking to legally come to the US, and measures like that could cause Democrats to balk.
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When I have served on panels with sitting federal judges, they often balk at even discussing the scope of constitutional rights out of concern for these canons.
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Before the Philharmonie's January 2015 opening, there were widespread fears that Paris's classical-music patrons would balk at traveling to a blue-collar area to hear music.
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Its lyrics balk at the then-popular refrain to "go slow" on movements like desegregation and reunification, and they speak out about everyday injustices black people face.
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She even adds carbon offsets to the quotes she sends to clients, and pays for them herself if and when those clients balk at the added expense.
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Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, the Democratic leader, said she thought even Republicans might balk at spending what she said could be $14 billion on a wall.
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By releasing a plan that contains provisions that Wall Street may balk at, Mr. Bloomberg is trying to confront one of his biggest liabilities as a candidate.
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At the same time, it was continuing to balk at WADA's request for access to data from the Moscow laboratory at the center of the doping scandal.
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A's right-hander Jharel Cotton (21-23) allowed four runs on seven hits over five innings with five strikeouts, two walks, a wild pitch and a balk.
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The Blue Jays added a run in the fifth on a double by Hernandez, who took third on a flyout and scored on a balk by Cobb.
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Democrats back the commonwealth's plea for bankruptcy protection, while Republicans balk at supporting what could be seen as a taxpayer-funded "bailout" for the cash-strapped island.
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The organizations that arrange undercover investigations mostly avoid putting themselves at legal risk, Josh Balk, vice president of farm animal protection at the Humane Society, told me.
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But Ms. Tauscher, who leads a "super PAC" targeting California Republicans, warned that voters might balk at electing a Congress bent on driving Mr. Trump from office.
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Following the publication of the Post's Sunday report, Senate Democrats have been arguing for a delay in Kavanaugh's confirmation process — something that Republicans continue to balk at.
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And even still, I'm sure there are some 17- or 25-year-old young men who would balk at that being acceptable behavior for their respective ages.
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Alex Balk had already been working there and then they decided to bring on Emily Gould and me, and they also brought on Chris Moni to edit.
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Plenty of buyers and sellers would likely balk at paying tens of thousands of dollars to someone who may have put in very little work on their behalf.
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Now some people might balk at a phone camera with a resolution that high, because simply chasing more megapixels isn't always a productive way to improve image quality.
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Washington (CNN)A scheduling conflict has led President Donald Trump to balk at throwing the Opening Day first pitch for the Washington Nationals, the White House said Tuesday.
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It's faced slow adoption from retailers that still prefer good old cash or credit cards and balk at the high cost of switching to a contactless pay terminal.
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After all, impulse buyers might balk at a purchase that takes three days to reach them, but they might buy it if delivery only takes half an hour.
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Britain was carried to the EU's exit door on a call to take back control, and its parliamentarians will balk at any deal that seems to withhold it.
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Europe's "banking union", of which the SSM is a central element, remains incomplete, partly because German politicians balk at a plan to insure deposits across the euro zone.
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Observers note that competition authorities would surely balk at giving a single group around a third of the grocery market and around three-quarters of all convenience stores.
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After Grandal walked, Will Venable reached base on a fielder's choice, moved to second on Despaigne's balk and came home when Utley lined a single to center field.
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Network television is at its best when it helps broaden its audience's worldview without bashing them over the head with progressive ideals more conservative audiences might balk at.
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The Rays tacked on a run in the eighth against the San Francisco bullpen when Kiermaier tripled with one out and scored on a balk by Nick Vincent.
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This may finally cause investors to balk at the 2% and 20% fee model, readying the market for the type of price squeeze for which Vanguard is famous.
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You might balk at the ResetPlug's $60 price tag, but it's not an awful idea for people who hate having to get up when the internet goes out.
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As Google's Stephanie Cuthbertson told me, large download sizes are often an issue for users in developing countries, but elsewhere, too, users often balk at installing large apps.
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In the sixth, Braun drew a one-out walk, advanced on a balk and scored on a double by Hernan Perez to give Milwaukee a 4-0 lead.
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Wright tells his unseen neighbor that "Kirkman's a follower; We need a leader," only to emerge and balk at the fact that he's just put down the President.
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Democrats, though, are likely to balk and instead look at ways to plug the widening deficit, with any future big spending plans aimed at infrastructure rather than taxes.
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But Senate Democrats are likely to balk at the House spending bill, likely requiring a last-minute retooling before existing money for government agencies runs out on Thursday.
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They went on to win 3-2 an inning after Smith dropped the ball while winding up, making the umpires call a balk that turned the game around.
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And health wonks on both sides of the aisle said Republicans would likely balk at any proposals that threatened to yank health insurance away from 20 million people.
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He didn't balk at even the most uncomfortable topics, like the FBI raid on his former campaign manager's home or his schoolyard feud with his own attorney general.
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REPUBLICANS BALK AT BUDGET PROPOSAL: More Republicans are coming out against Trump's budget proposal, with Tuesday's criticism focusing on the cuts to foreign aid and the State Department.
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Consumers often balk, and ambitious Chinese chefs, for instance, prevented from showing the complexity and power of their cuisine, decide instead to work at more lucrative sushi bars.
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While drivers may not be spooked by access to their aggregated mapping and navigation data, they may balk at sharing personal data and preferences, McKinsey wrote last year.
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US allies balk at Trump's defense of Putin"I think it would be better to have Russia inside the tent than outside the tent," Trump said on Monday.
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Arya gets back to training with a sword for fun rather than urgent murder missions, and both Sansa and Brienne balk to see the formidable force before them.
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At one point, with the bases loaded, Yates stepped off the rubber and in unison the Rangers players vocally reacted, trying to alert the umpire to a balk.
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With no defender near third base, Rosario extended his lead and faked going home, causing movement from Drake that led to plate umpire Bill Welke calling the balk.
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Consider the "sunk cost fallacy," a primary reason an unhappy lawyer might struggle to leave the law and an unsuccessful investor might balk at selling money-losing shares.
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Insurers will balk at that requirement in the absence of either the mandate or federal subsidies, which discourage people from postponing buying health insurance until they get sick.
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So if you try to lead a donkey over a shadow on the ground that looks a bit like the edge of a cliff, the donkey may balk.
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Some prefer the independence of living in the street and balk at having to comply with the rules of the city's shelter system, such as curfews or sobriety.
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Other countries, like Canada, are forging ahead with their own trade deals as they balk at the tough terms the United States is demanding in its trade negotiations.
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I (like most people) often balk at taking action in these moments, feeling my hand on the crossroads of someone's path, to mangle a small group of metaphors.
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On a bad day for the Yankees' bullpen, a walk and a balk with the bases loaded in the seventh inning cost the Yankees a two-run lead.
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Even if it succeeded, the Trump administration and Congress are likely to balk at allowing such a large and iconic American brand to end up in Chinese hands.
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Since Iran considers many of these military sites, the Israelis, and some American officials, expect the Iranians to balk at the demand — inciting another crisis for the deal.
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The article focuses on China's wildlife consumption, citing a variety of animals for sale most Civilized People would surely balk at: civet cats, badgers, and snakes, oh my!
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But alternatives to VC funding are starting to spring up, as founders balk at the prospect of giving up a share of their company in exchange for capital.
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Echoing that view, the Shanghai Securities News said IPOs are not the determinant factor of stock market trends, and regulators should not "balk, or even backtrack" on reforms.
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My partner and I had dinner there during our stay, and while the meal was comped for review purposes, I wouldn't balk at paying for a return trip.
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At the same time, the Freedom Caucus has alienated some rank-and-file Republican members, who could balk at the idea of rewarding rebelliousness with a committee gavel.
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Newsrooms generally balk at prohibitions on aggressively covering ownership and journalists see Micklethwait's decision as giving Trump an easy opening to accuse the media of a double standard.
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Other die-hard members balk at the idea of toning down their public protest (like leaving guns and swastika flags at home, as one post suggests to attendees).
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Friends who don't have student loans find no problems with getting that kind of assistance, but balk at costing their parents an additional $50 a month for phone bills.
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Voters and politicians may balk at the idea of couples creating hundreds of embryos and selecting the finest examples, based on possibly idiosyncratic genetic preferences, and discarding the others.
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The three girls — played by Fairuza Balk, Neve Campbell and Rachel True in the original — encourage Sarah to tap into her supernatural side, and the foursome become a coven.
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But you'd really be surprised: I've sat down with esteemed founders of popular skin-care brands who balk at my suggestion that essential oils do not work for me.
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Daniel Descalso walked and Kris Bryant doubled, and Descalso scored when Godley was called for a balk for moving his right foot on the rubber while in the stretch.
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Facebook's YouTube competitor is pivoting to older audiences as teens tune out and publishers balk Michelle Castillo says Facebook Watch is beginning to solicit shows aimed at older viewers.
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People with obesity are stigmatized, expected to lose weight by means that have been proven to fail, while we ignore or balk at the only effective treatment on offer.
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Pinch-hitter Shane Peterson started the turnaround when he walked against Baltimore closer Brad Brach with two outs — nearly striking out — and then went to second on a balk.
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It thinks it could jack up the fees it charges other video distributors, such as cable and wireless providers; if they balk, subscribers might decamp to its own offerings.
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Oil prices rose on Tuesday after Kuwait insisted major producers will agree to freeze output later this month even as key player Iran continued to balk at the plan.
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Two of the Republicans - Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collins - are abortion-rights supporters and could balk at voting for a Trump nominee who would overturn the 1973 Roe v.
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Given the fundamental reforms under consideration in the EU – including bigger transfers from rich to poor countries and less austerity – Merkel might balk at ruling without clear parliamentary support.
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It is a virtual certainty that Democrats will unanimously oppose the bills, and a substantial number of moderate Republicans could balk at such an aggressive approach to immigration enforcement.
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Whenever entrenched managers balk at moving into new markets, as the older Camorra bosses did when drugs came along in the 1980s, they are replaced by a younger generation.
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He walked one, hit three and balked once, the first A's pitcher to have three hit batsmen and a balk in the same game since Howard Ehmke in 1930.
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In the unlikely event that other nations do not balk at the new sanctions, coercion is not likely to make Iran rethink its nuclear program or its malign activity.
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He attempted to rekindle the fire of his invincible army by listing all the conquests and victories that had gone before, and wondered why here, now, they would balk.
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The idea that pirates are the entertainment industry's biggest customers tends to be ignored by some entertainment companies that balk at adjusting their business models for the broadband era.
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The country may not be able to afford many planes, and financial backers may balk at funding leases or sales fearing the risk in repossessing aircraft in a bankruptcy.
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Defense hawks in the House may also balk at another continuing resolution, though most of them ended up supporting the last stopgap bill Congress passed before the holidays. Rep.
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The GOP fears House candidates down ballot could be the casualties if moderate and independent voters balk at backing Republicans because of opposition to conservative Senate and gubernatorial candidates.
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The young king emerges with a dopey look on his face and stands next to Margaery and the High Sparrow; the commoners cheer while the Lannisters and Tyrells balk.
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I don't think there's a better way to understand the internet than to read Balk's Laws, a set of depressingly accurate pronouncements from the Awl's resident misanthrope Alex Balk.
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Shareholders of companies like Siemens and SAP would, or at least should, balk at the idea of putting money into an institution hit by huge legal and operational risks.
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Even after the election, I suspect Hillary Clinton, a cautious politician, would balk at trying to persuade Congress to approve a $90 billion price tag for such a plan.
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Also, it's of limited policy relevance: the Trump administration would never consider the policy I suggest, and even a Biden administration would probably balk at going where I suggest.
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Mellon wasn't upset by her protégé's infidelity to his dying wife, Elizabeth; however she did balk when the disgraced Edwards asked her for millions to create an antipoverty foundation.
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Investors could balk at putting substantial capital into an often opaque system at a time of such major economic and social change, including granting women the right to drive.
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But smaller and mid-tier players are finding it difficult to procure funding as potential financiers balk without a tradable lithium price, which would let them hedge their investment.
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Petroleum interests want refineries freed from obligations to blend ethanol into the fuel supply, and farmers in key election states who grow the corn for ethanol balk at that.
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I also hope that audiences who balk at luxury prices, even for luxury products, will consider the much better bargains (and often higher quality) of Off Broadway and beyond.
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Nuclear weapons are one of the few true existential threats to the United States — we as a country cannot afford to balk at the cost of this vital defense.
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Shoppers often say they want better welfare for the animals they eat, then balk at the cost that adds to the price of a pork chop or chicken breast.
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The organizations that arrange undercover investigations mostly avoid putting themselves at legal risk, Josh Balk, vice president of farm animal protection at the Humane Society, told me last year.
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Traders said negotiations for fourth-quarter contracts for seaborne coking coal are at stalemate as steel mills balk at producer offers that are more than double third quarter prices.
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With the program's end in sight, that hope would be gone, and insurers might balk at the effort required to change products and comply with new, more generous rules.
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Adding to Manager Casey Stengel's miseries, Roger Craig, the starter and losing pitcher, committed a balk that led to one of two St. Louis runs in the first inning.
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Book readers may balk but all that's left for the season finale, it seems, is for her to commit the great betrayal that was prophesied in an earlier installment.
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They see the Obama-era incrementalist style of policymaking as a failure, and balk at the continued influence of big-dollar donors at the top of the Democratic Party.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyOvernight Health Care: Walden won't seek reelection | Senate Dems to vote this week to overturn Trump ObamaCare moves | Largest children's migrant shelter to close | Vulnerable Republicans balk at drug pricing bill Vulnerable Republicans balk at Trump-backed drug pricing bill Senators concerned impeachment will consume agenda MORE (R-Iowa) is pitching his drug pricing bill as a good way for Republicans to keep control of the Senate next year.
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The MacArthur Amendment, the latest change to the health bill, would change the rules for these people in a few ways: All of this is making some House Republicans balk.
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Yes, developers may balk at the idea of adding intrusive warnings or undertaking a costly redesign to address driver-specific uses, but technology has solved more difficult problems than this.
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To that point, many allergy sufferers might balk at taking an antihistamine medication before a run, such as Zyrtec or Benadryl, because they tend to make you feel very drowsy.
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People who want a "small" phone will probably balk at the idea that the S10E is small — it's only a millimeter shorter and narrower than the iPhone XS, after all.
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It is not uncommon for superhero movies to see sales plummet after a strong opening, but the drop fueled audience members on the fence about seeing the film to balk.
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Carlos Tavares, the chief executive of France's PSA Group said the retrofit approach "doesn't work" because carmakers would balk at having to make a financial contribution toward rebuilding older cars.
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In the long run that could threaten public support for deposit insurance; if commercial bank deposits became known as high-paying, risky assets, then politicians might balk at insuring them.
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Although it is common among highly-valued tech companies, public market investors still balk at this structure, which gives founders more votes per share and outsized control of the company.
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And it also might force more grad students to balk at that 30-year millstone and either push for lower tuition costs on their own or choose another life path.
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Even if it succeeded, the Trump administration and the U.S. Congress are likely to balk at allowing such a large and iconic U.S. brand to end up in Chinese hands.
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Lindsey GrahamLindsey Olin GrahamGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Graham: Senate trial 'must expose the whistleblower' Graham says Schiff should be a witness in Trump impeachment trial MORE, Sen.
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Cuban pointed out that "it's not like it's a super-close race," claiming that if leaders of foreign democracies refused to accept the will of their voters, Americans would balk.
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Even in states where statutes require banks to accept a durable power of attorney, or waive their liability when they do accept it, elder-law attorneys have seen some balk.
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Michael Lorenzen, the Reds' third pitcher of the night, was called for a balk in the fifth inning, allowing Montero to score from third for a 22.96-29 Cubs lead.
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Those questions suggest that even if Chevron's most outspoken critic accepts the proposition that Dodd-Frank is ambiguous – Step One of the Chevron test – he may balk at Step Two.
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Of course, the merger plan may not go through, if other investors balk and because of the corporate governance and other issues arising from Mr. Musk's roles in both companies.
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If the price tag makes you balk, keep this in mind: You generally need to spend at least a grand for a treadmill that you can do serious running on.
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Only a handful of actors could tolerate this degree of scrutiny, but Ms. Rampling doesn't balk: Hannah's face may tremble, but we sense more than a hint of steel underneath.
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But in a notable departure from her tried-and-true method of "let shit figure itself out," Gretchen doesn't back down or balk when Jimmy denies that he loves her.
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It was the willingness of the appropriators to draft consensus spending bills that did not explicitly include wall money that finally caused Mr. Trump to balk, leading to the shutdown.
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No matter how ignorant he may be about the realities of North American trade, we assumed that he would in the end balk at alienating big businesses and big money.
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Rather than balk at a picture of a plum-colored room that a child has found, a parent could suggest ways to incorporate the color in a more subtle way.
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Everyone believed the Democrats were making something out of nothing, that Mr. Trump was right to balk at corruption in Ukraine — even the biggest Ukraine boosters could not dispute that.
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Everybody goes out for a nice dinner to celebrate Monica's promotion, and Phoebe, Joey and Rachel order the cheapest items on the menu, then balk at evenly dividing the bill.
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In 27 innings, the position players had allowed 41 hits, 32 earned runs, 22 walks and nine homers, with three strikeouts, three hit batters, four wild pitches and a balk.
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The wide backing, which came as an opioid crisis was hitting economically struggling communities across America, struck a chord with Republicans who might usually balk at a less punitive model.
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Buyers may get the gumption to balk at typical exemptions, including certain changes in regulation, from the definition of a material adverse change, hoping to cover any Trump-era bombshells.
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Clutching a glass of chardonnay at the building holiday party, they might roll their eyes at the nut-free menu — or, just as likely, balk at the lack of one.
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Millennials will surely balk at the prohibition on cellphones, but perhaps they might be assuaged by the offer of coloring books to help pass the time in all that silence.
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But political opponents of Mr. Northam are likely to balk at allowing him to choose the next lieutenant governor, at a time when he is under a cloud of mistrust.
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They continued to balk, even after American military officials argued that London or Paris was more likely to be attacked by a resurgent Islamic State than New York or Washington.
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" It was said sneeringly, but Lévy embraces it: The United States "is an empire, if you will, but a recalcitrant one, whose nobility has always been to balk at imperialism.
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Not only will it fail to get the Democratic votes it would need to reach the threshold in the Senate, but moderate Republicans are likely to balk at it as well.
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Although some might balk at Bug Away's price tag, which ranges from $2,400 up to $9,000, depending on the model, Aungsupanith hopes younger farmers will embrace the opportunity to use drones.
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Bike lanes have often faced fierce opposition, including lawsuits and resistance from community boards that balk at having parking spaces removed and worry about the impact on local residents and businesses.
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It is only now that the people she is killing are considered more innocent than her past conquests that fans and characters within the series begin to balk at her actions.
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But their children, born in the 211s (and known as the 29ers, after Intel's then-widely-used microchip), balk at the authoritarianism that Park justified on the grounds of national security.
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While some people swear that they are worse for the wear the morning after they get high, many other people balk at the notion that a so-called "weed hangover" exists.
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It's also one that's likely to piss off those companies, and could wind up sparking the same NHTSA involvement that made Hotz balk on a consumer release in the first place.
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Japan's navy struggles more to find recruits than the air force or army, as young people balk at the prospect of being cut off from social media networks on long deployments.
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Giants left-hander Drew Pomeranz limited the Rockies to two runs in five innings, but he committed a balk that contributed to a two-run Colorado fourth that opened the scoring.
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Most students end up defaulting to a 10-year repayment plan, then balk at the high monthly payments and seek other options, of which there are about 150 permutations, said Farrington.
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Though he'd likely balk at being lumped in with such a genre, it's hard not to see Albini's work in the 22014s as anything other than an early example of industrial.
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Those that spend frequently, but pay less per purchase, are likely to balk at the new rewards program, while customers who tend to spend more per purchase will appreciate the switch.
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A lot of people think they are very weird or difficult, or have had experiences that other people simply won't understand or will balk at having to hear and empathize with.
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Polls show former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE, Sen.
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But when it comes to holding rising stars like Franken accountable for their wrongdoing, people balk at using a standard that seems far harsher than the ones Republicans seemingly ascribe to.
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They are former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 28503 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 22019 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE, Sen.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2900 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 220006 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE is 2202, Sen.
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"Ironically, dealerships might balk at this, but the reality is there's far more profit in servicing vehicles and selling used cars than there is today in selling new vehicles," Boyadjis said.
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While GOP senators have been largely supportive of Trump's previous financial nominees, even those with similarly unconventional résumés, there are early signs that Republicans could balk at the president's latest pick.
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Chad Anderson, the chef, has concocted a menu that blends Lowcountry fare and international dishes aimed at tourists who need a break from (or may balk at) the hearty local cuisine.
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The bank could sell fresh shares, although shareholders would balk at injecting further money into a stock which has slid in recent years to a tiny fraction of its earlier worth.
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People are already rebelling against giving up their personal information to Facebook; they may balk at turning over the steering wheel to a computer, particularly one connected to some centralized authority.
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Apple might balk against this solution, saying that users should have an easy way to locate and download its own apps, and the App Store is the place to do that.
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Just before Gregorius tied the game in the ninth, Orioles Manager Buck Showalter was ejected after he stormed out of the dugout to protest a balk called against pitcher Darren O'Day.
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By making the consequences of a government shutdown as severe as they are meant to be under the law, even this Congress and this President would balk at taking that step.
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He's wagering, too, that enough voters whose allegiances aren't predetermined will balk at that — and will overlook his administration's dysfunction and his own indecency — to keep him in the White House.
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On the newest Portal screens, Facebook is introducing additional privacy features to lure customers who might balk at the idea of putting a Facebook-owned camera and microphone in their home.
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"A couple of years ago I was banging my head against the wall saying, 'This is the National League, and we have dudes that don't know the balk rule,'" Cramman said.
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The Senate will debate the bill Wednesday, but changes are expected as Democrats are likely to balk at an increase in Pentagon funding while excluding increases to any non-defense funding.
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He also was charged with his first career balk in his sixth start of the season for the Dodgers and first since April 30 at Philadelphia when he suffered his hip injury.
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Best was banking on China's booming logistics market to justify its valuation, but concerns over competition, along with rising fuel and labor costs prompted some investors to balk at its initial pricing.
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While Germany does not balk at the idea of a euro zone budget or euro zone finance ministry, for example, it is less than keen to see debt-sharing in the region.
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"The world's fifth-largest economy banning the sale of meat and eggs from caged animals is going to have a tremendous impact," Josh Balk of the Humane Society told me last month.
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When her wig popped off during her set, Taylor didn't balk or run off stage; she simply twirled the unit around and made it a prop, with the audience screaming her on.
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Turner doubled in Corey Seager, who also had doubled, moved to third on a groundout and scored when Taillon awkwardly stumbled off of the mound for a balk, making it 4-2.
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Letitia James, public advocate for the New York pension scheme, attacked managers who "balk at negotiations for investor-favorable terms" believing they "could do no wrong, even as they are losing money".
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While some on the lower end may simply balk at having to pay a transfer tax on an average $1 million condo, those at the highest end are rethinking their purchases altogether.
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More seasoned runners will probably balk at the basic fitness tracking or the coaching features, but even they would still have the benefit of great performance and sound while on the go.
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The Twins closed to within 3-2 in the eighth inning when Rosario singled, went to second on a balk by reliever Jason Adam and scored on a single by Eduardo Escobar.
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Best was banking on China's booming logistics market to justify its valuation, but concerns over competition, along with rising fuel and labour costs prompted some investors to balk at Best's initial pricing.
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Arizona tied it 3-3 when Phil Gosselin walked to lead off the last of the 10th inning, took second on a wild pitch and third on a balk by Raisel Iglesias.
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The push for Medicare for All is causing a fault line in the Democratic Party as moderate candidates balk at the prospect of forcing millions of Americans to forgo their private insurance.
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If all this talk about beats and rhythm makes you balk because you are a really bad dancer, that doesn't mean you can't leverage the motivating aspects of music in your workouts.
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One side effect of that unprecedented partner availability is that people seem to balk at the idea of showing too much consideration to the person they were hungrily rimming mere moments earlier.
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He and some of his fellow radicals balk when they are asked to name their comrades at the HUAC's hearings, assuming as they do that any "contempt of court" charges won't stick.
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"Joan Smalls is a smart and sexy woman; she has her own business, has a great sense of family, relationships, and charity," Ariela Balk, CEO and President of Smart & Sexy tells Refinery29.
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There also remains a real risk that some of Trump's own supporters may balk at his reversal on Afghanistan after his repeated comments about wars without end that closely mirror Pelosi's attack.
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Many balk at the $20 asking price, a price she charges because, as a woman who claims she refuses to "sell out" to corporate interests, her interpersonal relations are her revenue stream.
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Last month, former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE and Sen.
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Graham's positions on President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 6900 movement 2628 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE widely vary.
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Mike BraunMichael BraunImpeachment hearings don't move needle with Senate GOP GOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Senate GOP waves Trump off early motion to dismiss impeachment charges MORE (R-Ind.) said.
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As millennials age and balk at the inconveniences and expenses of urban life—especially urban life with children—they are following in their parent's footsteps and choosing to live in suburban communities.
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Her full-ride scholarship vanished, her mentor in the photography department severed ties, and she was forced to work as a budtender in the only field that didn't balk at her history.
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Ketel Marte's RBI double in the bottom of the fourth put the Mariners ahead 240-215, then a balk on Baltimore's Jimenez brought in another run for a 260-21 Seattle lead.
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Even after the product comes to market, the company may well still balk at the idea — after all, Apple places a lot of value in having hardware and software developed in house.
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The move puts extra pressure on the two top firms, however, who are facing barriers at home and abroad as regulators balk at the technical and financial implications of their rapid expansion.
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The opposition had hoped Venezuelan soldiers would balk at turning back supplies desperately needed in the country, where a growing number of its 30 million people suffer from malnutrition and treatable diseases.
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While Schumer will undoubtedly get pressed by gun control activists to pursue sweeping reforms, centrist Democrats who are up for reelection in red states this year could balk at such a measure.
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 9 is a perfect fit for exactly one type of user: Somebody who wants every smartphone feature under the sun and won't balk at spending $1,000+ to get them.
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While accepting a need for big reform on issues like health care -- Biden was mindful of general election voters and moderate Democrats who balk at the radicalism of some of his rivals.
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Before you balk, larvae also boast more zinc and iron (both important for your bones) than any other insect you'd care to mention—and more than salmon, chicken, or lean beef too.
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In the absence of any coherent social ethos of solidarity, the rich will always ask why they should have to "give" to undeserving others, and balk at having to pay their fair share.
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It is easy to imagine, say, restaurants in San Francisco or New York, whose wealthy customers may not balk at higher prices, paying their workers more and passing the costs on to customers.
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It looked like Osuna would escape with the lead after getting Brock Holt to ground into a double play, but an Osuna balk allowed Betts to trot home from third to tie it.
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Those who balk at the idea of looking at impenetrable medieval altarpieces sitting in the gallery's Sainsbury wing will find new meaning in Hans Memling's "Virgin and Child with Saints and Donors" (21993).
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If we got a win on a bases loaded balk like I don't care let's just figure out something that we can do and celebrate and see if we can't do that again.
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Brazil's Congress is typically not particularly responsive to public opinion, but if the pension reforms were to spark street protests, the pressure on lawmakers to balk at the bill could have an impact.
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But Facebook seems to be at such a large scale that advertisers can't balk at changes; and so within the site's code, Facebook ads will now look just like any other Facebook content.
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Traditional weavers might balk at the notion of a motorized loom being compared to a desktop printer, but Liou doesn't necessarily intend for Doti users to just make their own clothes with it.
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Also, keep in mind that your partner might balk at first, because they're surprised by what turns you on, and it most likely isn't a direct reflection of how they feel about you.
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If you're like me and usually balk at the words "used" and "refurbished" because you want an FOF (fresh out of the factory) device, you may be pleasantly surprised by Apple's refurbished devices.
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In other words, it's a bill so hawkish that many Republicans who want to expand skill-based immigration (or who understand the value of low-skilled workers to business) might balk at it.
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While the ruling party has lost ground during a recession, some disenchanted Correa supporters, who tend to be poorer and more rural, balk at the thought of voting for a wealthy conservative banker.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE's "corruption" is the focus of Sen.
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Ball Four, Balk Five In a 7-63 loss to the Chicago Cubs at County Stadium on May 4, 1963, Bob Shaw of the Milwaukee Braves commits five balks to establish a record.
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Facebook Dating will have to catch up to its competitors — who already have millions of users on their apps — and prove worthy to millenials who may balk at joining yet another dating site.
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Even someone with Trump's taste for televised drama might balk at going to the Capitol in the absence of an authorizing resolution, since he would face the embarrassment of possibly being turned away.
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Still, it might be the only face-saving way for Trump to get out of the box he created for himself, given that even he may balk at setting off yet another shutdown.
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What caused many observers to balk was that the proportion of conservative accounts that were affected seemed to be very high, and some of the affected accounts belonged to Republican members of Congress.
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To travel any great distance in the game is an almost unimaginable task; even the most powerful "frame shift drives"—engine components that allow hyperspace travel—balk in the face of these journeys.
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Jonathan Schoop scored the tying run on a seventh-inning balk and delivered a decisive run-scoring single in the eighth inning to propel host Baltimore past the Los Angeles Angels, 3-2.
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Senators who balk at paying for health care and the basic diplomatic missions of the State Department approved a $700 billion defense budget for 2017-18, far more than Mr. Trump even requested.
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There is not even a guarantee that it will happen: The unhappy grass roots of the Social Democratic Party still need to approve it by postal ballot and many balk at the thought.
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She's got a considerable numerical advantage, and even if the people of the Seven Kingdoms might balk at the thought of her not helping hold back the dead, well, the dead lost, right?
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Diamondbacks 5, Dodgers 4 Tim Locastro scored the go-ahead run in the eighth on a balk after reaching base on a strikeout as Arizona rallied to beat the Los Angeles in Phoenix.
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Semiconductor companies like Intel or AMD reeling from the coronavirus downturn are likely to balk at big layoffs for fear of missing out on "a demand snapback," a Wall Street analyst said Monday.
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When Heath Hembree loaded the bases on a double by Neil Walker, a walk to Gleyber Torres, a balk and then a walk to Brett Gardner, in came Kelly and up came Judge.
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The immigration question reveal whether Trump has won any breathing room with his tax reform win for concessions with Democrats from base-conscious Republican House members who balk at relief for DACA recipients.
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This information, Schulman added, assists executives who then work to "alleviate the pressure of that line so that we can lower our balk rate" and serve more customers, the goal of every restaurant.
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The thinking went that Democrats would not only get desperate to protect the young immigrants, but that vulnerable Democratic senators would balk at rejecting funding if it was perceived as only about DACA.
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There was a good argument for the new policy on the company's end: Right now, customers add things to their cart and balk at shipping costs, then bounce from the site for good.
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Lying in wait are the roadblocks of Congress, which have been impervious to emotional uprisings provoked by previous tragedies and where Republican lawmakers and red state Democrats often balk at high-risk votes.
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Some young investors may balk at cost of even buying a single share of Amazon (AMZN), Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA) and Google owner Alphabet (GOOGL) -- each of which are priced at north of $1,000.
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She's a one-woman wrecking ball, and woe betide anyone who gets in her way — and that includes any would-be allies who balk at committing themselves a thousand percent to the cause.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE on Thursday called for former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 85033 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE and his son Hunter to testify as the president sought to deflect allegations of wrongdoing in Ukraine toward the Democratic presidential candidate.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 85033 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE said on Monday that he was not ruling out the possibility of the Senate voting to impeach President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE, arguing that it will depend on the mood of their constituency.
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The two spoke about President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE and his various accomplishments at the event while also taking shots at former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE, one of Trump's potential challengers in the 2020 election.
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Influential labor leaders, sections of the ANC and the opposition Economic Freedom Fighters are also likely to balk at any moves to partially privatize the companies, which is one strategy backed by the Treasury.
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But while a surveillance robot may cut down on absenteeism or schoolyard fights, civil liberties experts still balk at the idea of using such advanced surveillance on young people to police typical, juvenile behavior.
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A widely predicted wave of mergers in the shale space has yet to materialize as oil price volatility makes valuations difficult, and buyers balk at taking on debt loads until target companies exit bankruptcy.
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Evangelical leaders may balk at his boorish amorality, but others have gone along with the Trump momentum: Just this week, Jerry Falwell Jr., the son of famed televangelist Jerry Falwell, endorsed Trump for president.
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Rogers warned that if the House tries to change the deal, the Senate might balk, which could ultimately lead to the need to pass a massive "omnibus" spending bill to fund the entire government.
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LISBON (Reuters) - Utility company EDP may balk at the meager 183 percent premium offered for its shares by China Three Gorges (CT) but the battle for Portugal's biggest business has largely played out already.
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When the same question arose during the California lawyer's stint at the lectern, even Justice Sonia Sotomayor—who had spent most of the hour being sceptical about NIFLA's free-speech claim—appeared to balk.
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PARIS/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - European utility companies are retrenching in their home markets and looking to unwind debt-financed cross-border mergers deals as increasingly nationalist governments balk at foreign ownership of strategic power supplies.
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Mariners 5, Dodgers 4 (10 innings) A bases-loaded balk by Dylan Floro with one out in the bottom of the 10th inning brought home the winning run as Seattle defeated visiting Los Angeles.
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Voicing grievances against judges who balk at Trump policies is not a new theme for Sessions, who reiterated his call for an end to nationwide injunctions in the Heritage Foundation speech on Monday night.
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The four are all vocal supporters of President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 85033 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE's presidency has turned the country upside down.
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It's three full years since President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 6900 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE was elected.
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While Democrats hold a majority in the House, a lack of Republican support could become an issue when the bill comes to the floor if progressive Democrats balk at its $733 billion price tag.
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Still, one major banker told me his firm would move a contingent there from London and expand its technology operations, though its top investment banking professionals would balk at the idea of relocating there.
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As television viewership declines, media companies are demanding more for their content to make up for lost revenue, while cable and dish providers balk at raising rates for fear of losing even more customers.
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At least that's what a minor league pitcher came to find out after completely botching a pitch that would eventually cause his team to lose the Northwest League championships—on a walk-off balk.
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Part of the reason was it was just time to, but you can't help but wonder if they didn't balk earlier because it was fun to watch the Republican primary devolve into a circus.
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In the coming years, networks could balk at paying even more for the rights to show games as the league continues to chip away at the legacy media companies' traditional lock on N.F.L. content.
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In 1999, Zhu Rongji, then the vice premier, went to Washington hoping to reach a breakthrough deal that would open China's way to joining the World Trade Organization — only to have President Clinton balk.
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Some will balk at the synth's teeny size (the entire thing is just over 20 inches long!), but there's appeal if you're looking for that classic, beefy Moog sound in a pint-sized footprint.
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Senate Republicans led by McConnell balk at a provision in Grassley and Wyden's bill that would fine drugmakers that hike prices beyond the rate of inflation, deriding it as a path to price controls.
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Most scientists, at least in the scientific literature, would balk at the idea of putting "loaded and charged" terms with the phenomenon, said Erik Johnson of the Department of Sociology at Washington State University.
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The Pentagon and CIA, meanwhile, could balk at the thought of sharing intelligence in the Middle East in light of mounting evidence that Russia used cyberattacks in a bid to tip the US election.
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Privacy experts balk at the idea of giving face data to enormous companies like Apple and Facebook, but the social media company has recently moved to further incorporate images of users into their security measures.
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Cleveland took a 1-0 lead in the second inning when Ramirez walked, went to second on a balk and scored on a double by Franmil Reyes, snapping an 0-for-19 streak for Reyes.
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The Rift is supposedly meant for people who don't mind spending extra money on VR — in other words, the people least likely to balk at buying a new graphics card or a more powerful computer.
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Schoop lined a tiebreaking RBI single to center in the eighth inning after Joe Smith's balk tied the game an inning earlier as the Baltimore Orioles rallied for a 3-2 victory over the Angels.
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Many will balk at the $349 price of the MP02, and that is indeed a big outlay for a gadget that does little more than one of the rebooted Nokia feature phones of recent times.
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"It is with a mixture of disappointment and relief that we are announcing the cessation of editorial operations on The Awl at the end of this month," co-founder Alex Balk wrote in a post.
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Where a civil libertarian might balk at assassinating Americans abroad without a trial, a president chiefly concerned with the rule of law seeks to ground the tactic in lengthy and, he hopes, sound legal opinions.
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And that same group, which was largely responsible for the Republicans' failure last month to pass a repeal bill, will likely balk at any effort to bolster the same ObamaCare law they're vowing to dismantle.
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Ryan Madson, who was a member of the Royals' bullpen last season, gave up a run in the ninth on a single, a walk and a balk in the ninth before collecting his 30th save.
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Boxed in between a those at home who would balk at further concession and an EU negotiator demanding more concession, difficult talks lie ahead, followed by a vote in parliament on whatever deal is reached.
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How probable is it that America follows the Japanese path, though, rather than one in which bond markets balk at American bonds and interest rates rise, pushing the country into a Greece-like debt spiral?
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EST: Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 85033 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE participates in a CNN town hall.
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Balk is difference as Phils sweep Indians PHILADELPHIA — In a pitchers' duel on a sloppy, wet day at Citizens Bank Park, it took Danny Salazar's duel with the pitcher's mound to help determine the winner.
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If Kim continues to balk, the president could sadly inform him of the need to reimpose sanctions, or reinstitute joint military exercises with South Korea that Trump suspended unilaterally over his concern about their expense.
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That's when luck shone on the Bad News Ems once again, as they faced all-star closer Emmanuel Clase, who seemed to be having, uh, an off-night: Yes, drink in that walk-off balk.
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The reality is that, even if people balk at the high prices of traditional pay TV services, they still want a lot of the content, and that means paying directly or indirectly to access it.
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To the Editor: Re "Scientists Balk at Juul's Offers of Steady Cash" (front page, May 27): Juul's effort to fund scientists who research the health effects of vaping is right out of Big Tobacco's playbook.
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But Republicans would almost certainly balk at such a huge sum being appropriated at once, and other lawmakers, including Mr. Dent, say it is far more likely that Congress will approve the aid in chunks.
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The Yankees took a 2-0 lead on a second-inning single by Ronald Torreyes and extended it to 4-1 on a balk and a run-scoring single by Starlin Castro in the fifth.
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They were here to toast Tim Raines, the third player to enter the Hall as an Expo — and the first one who did not balk at being depicted in a Montreal cap on his plaque.
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Fortunately, FLAG, which is owned and operated by the "Top-200" collector Glenn R. Fuhrman — the founder of MSD Capital who retired just last week to focus on philanthropy — did not balk at the proposal.
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However, Ryan said the Federal Election Commission could balk at another aspect of the committees' reports: the broad category of "strategic consulting" that committees used to describe Brand New Congress LLC's work on their behalf.
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Trump's new thinking would remove a potential source of friction with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who appeared to balk in public comments on Tuesday at the idea of a long trial in the Senate.
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He is currently both designer and chief executive, which is the kind of double duty most designers balk at, but Mr. Jean-Raymond isn't looking for someone to take on the business side of things.
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The language barrier is tough at times, and the level of paperwork would cause your average accountant to balk, but Paris is a city of immigrants, and slowly, surely, our neighborhood has become our own.
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House Republicans plan to call former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2628 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 28503 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE's son Hunter Biden and the Ukraine whistleblower, among other witnesses, to testify as the Democrats' impeachment inquiry into President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 22019 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE shifts to a new, public phase.
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House Democrats launched their impeachment probe in September over concerns that President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE leveraged $85033 million in military aid to Ukraine to pressure Kyiv to publicly launch an inquiry into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE and 2016 election meddling.
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December is also when when Democrats might finish their impeachment inquiry and consider articles of impeachment against President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 85033 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE over his efforts to pressure the Ukrainian government to open an investigation into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE.
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The awarding of a contract to a Perry political ally in Ukraine comes as President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE's own conversation with Ukraine's president about opening an investigation into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 85033 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE has become central to the House's impeachment inquiry.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Graham: Senate trial 'must expose the whistleblower' Graham says Schiff should be a witness in Trump impeachment trial MORE (R-Ky.) brushed aside a question on Wednesday about trying to quickly dismiss the articles of impeachment against President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 85033 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE, noting the chamber would have to have a trial.
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"We're really trying to steer people in the direction of clothing," said Dr. Sophie Balk, an attending physician at Children's Hospital at Montefiore and a member of the American Academy of Pediatrics Council on Environmental Health.
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This could be a problem, since, as The New York Times reports, many male workers balk at the idea of taking a "female job," even though when they do, they are paid more than female workers.
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But not everyone thinks that's such a swell idea — especially rival countries like Pakistan and Iran, which balk at the idea of treating Saudi Arabia as the ultimate authority on anything having to do with Islam.
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The CEOs of other airlines are expected to do the same as the industry works to restore public confidence in the Max and limit the number of passengers who will balk at getting on the plane.
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And although North Korea may be happy to let the South pay for repairing some of its ailing infrastructure, it will probably balk at the idea of letting South Korean managers take over running the economy.
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Disney-Marvel is still reportedly using Gunn's script for Guardians of the Galaxy 3, though no director has been chosen (some have suggested online they would balk at taking it over out of respect for Gunn).
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Though automatic flight control and autopilot features have come a long way in the last century, the UBS report found that people balk at the idea of boarding a completely pilotless flight — at least for now.
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Although it is common among highly-valued tech companies, public market investors still balk at this structure, which gives founders more votes per share and outsized control of the company, long after it is startup-sized.
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A bases-loaded balk by Dylan Floro with one out in the bottom of the 21th inning brought home the winning run as the Seattle Mariners defeated the visiting Los Angeles Dodgers 21-03 Saturday night.
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And given it's not backward compatible, consumers could balk at having to pay even more money for compatible hardware—especially so soon after upgrading to new 4K-capable televisions and audio equipment in the first place.
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Progressive Democrats may not want to cast votes to fund any measure of physical barriers, while conservative Republicans could balk at any potential limits on ICE or details they see as too soft on border security.
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Buttigieg and several other candidates, including former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE and Sen.
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In the fifth inning, he singled, advanced to second on a hit, took third on a balk and stole home — with two outs and two strikes — when Matt Moore ignored him and stayed in the windup.
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Mr. Ailes had initially appeared to balk at reporting to the sons instead of to the father, and in his last contract agreement in 2015, 21st Century Fox said he would report to all three men.
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The German chancellor might balk at the proposal to deepen economic integration and create a Eurozone budget, even if the French president links it to the implementation of far-reaching reforms of the French labor market.
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But influential figures in surprising quarters of the new administration might balk at a broad rollback of Medicaid's reach, favoring new conditions for access to the government insurance program for the poor but not wholesale cutbacks.
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Holder was called for a balk while facing Alexei Ramirez — a defensive substitute for Brad Miller, who was hit by a pitch in the first inning and is second on the Rays with 26 home runs.
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Although it is common among highly valued tech companies, public market investors still balk at this structure, which gives founders more votes per share and outsized control of the company, long after it is startup-sized.
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In recent years, prices have plummeted and it is now possible to buy a decent Android-based smartphone for under $100; at this level, consumers will balk at any increase in price, forcing margins even tighter.
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In 2018, it's wild to imagine that anyone over the age of, say, 25, and living in a bustling metropolis would balk at dating someone who is divorced — how were Molly and Lawrence never a thing?
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Tensions could flare with China, North Korea's main trading partner, which only grudgingly signed on to the sanctions and would be likely to balk at keeping them in place if Mr. Kim is talking about peace.
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So the president is at once more dangerous and less so, more unconstrained and yet easier to balk, more liberated and more isolated — a strange state of affairs even by the strange standards of this administration.
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EU states such as Poland, which relies heavily on coal-fired power, and Germany, with its powerful automotive sector, balk at deeper emission cuts for industry, while the "yellow vest" protests have dented France's climate drive.
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If you're inclined to balk at the heavy cream, remember that it breaks down to just a few tablespoons per person — really not such a big deal, and part of what makes the dish so satisfying.
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Dangerous precedent Many Capitol Hill Republicans would balk at assenting to a new norm on national emergencies, and worry about setting a precedent that future Democratic presidents could use to push a left-wing agenda item.
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Marlins 6, Cardinals 3 Miami scored seventh-inning runs on a balk, an infield single, a wild pitch, a sacrifice fly and another wild pitch en route to a victory over St. Louis in Jupiter, Fla.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Approvals of initial share offerings are slowing in China once again as local share prices slide, but major state-controlled newspapers are urging the stock market regulator not to "balk or backtrack" on reforms.
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But even though a proposal is coming from Republican leadership, it is not yet before the full Congress, some members of whom might balk at legislation if they do not believe it would be revenue neutral.
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But Waszczykowski said Poland's need for a "very firm" stance on the EU did not mean the country would balk on obligations to participate in the European Council of bloc leaders and EU activities in general.
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That fandom mostly comprised women, she wrote: Male fans of the show generally balk at the restriction and prefer to engage in activities such as costuming or crafts, for which payment is not a traditional reward.
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However, I still want to balk at certain things, especially that huge 6.5-inch iPhone, which would easily be Apple's biggest iPhone yet, and noticeably larger than borderline unwieldy phones like the 6.3-inch Galaxy Note 8.
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Some people balk at the idea of eating pig guts, but if you're not a vegetarian or the kind of person who needs to know how the "sausage gets made," why not give Hog Maw a try?
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While ordinarily I might balk at covering an Indiegogo campaign, the Insta360 brand and its parent company Shenzhen Arashi Vision are no strangers to making hardware – or to making good mobile VR cameras that integrated with smartphones.
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But with many regional economies either stagnant or wrecked by storms, the 7m people affected will balk at a policy that will raise the cost of biscuits and fizzy drinks, consolations which need lots of imported sugar.
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Ask them to pay $300 or more for cutting-edge technology, especially something as unproven as virtual reality that still needs more expensive hardware to work, and they balk (Oculus sold just 355,000 Oculus units in 4403).
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Some po'boy purists might balk at the idea of rejiggering the time-honored formula perfected at New Orleans institutions like Parkway Bakery and Domilise's, but Boudreaux and his team are hardly Guy Fierifying this New Orleans classic.
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While some viewers might balk at the idea of taking time away from vital plot and battle plans in favor of a romantic scene (especially in a shortened season), this moment was arguably vital to the plot.
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RHP Sergio Romo committed his first career balk in Arizona's nine-run eighth inning, balking in the go-ahead run before a 1-1 pitch to CF A.J. Pollock to give the Diamondbacks a 6-5 lead.
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It also couldn't prove obstruction of justice on behalf of President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2628 movement 28500 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE.
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Former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE has a narrow lead in New Hampshire, but Sen.
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One of the contingency plans being discussed involves preparing Susan Gordon, the deputy director of national intelligence, to potentially take Haspel's place in case Republican senators or Trump balk, two intelligence sources familiar with the matter said.
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The point is not impeachment; it is to wound President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE politically.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE's proposed border wall is at the heart of the disagreements.
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There's never a dull moment in the race to replace President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE.
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As Salazar prepared to deliver a pitch to Phillies slugger Maikel Franco, his back foot slipped out and plate umpire Larry Vanover immediately signaled a balk, allowing Bourjos to trot in for a 2-268 Phillies lead.
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What was left unsaid was how Ryan would get the Freedom Caucus onboard with any Obamacare replacement without losing votes from moderates who might balk at that group's demands to take away all of the law's benefits.
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As in previous cycles, the members of the majority will be called upon by the party base to vote for reform, and the critical question is whether enough Republican senators would balk to keep the filibuster alive.
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Many of the works are interactive, and on Mondays, entry to the biennale is free, an attempt to draw in local laborers like Bashir, who would balk at paying the entry fee of 100 rupees, about $1.40.
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With a likable cast and a wholesome message about the true meaning of success, "The Tiger Hunter" might balk at the harsher details of immigrant life, but it has a generosity of spirit that lifts everyone up.
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Tim Locastro scored the go-ahead run in the eighth on a balk after reaching base on a strikeout as the Arizona Diamondbacks rallied to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 03-4 on Friday night in Phoenix.
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The legislation is highly unlikely to make it through the Senate, where it would require Democratic support to pass, and its fate in the House is uncertain as well, if fiscal conservatives balk at the price tag.
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Developers may balk at their income being handled by another algorithm, but then again the state of Android apps is such that anything that brings in money at all would be a big improvement for Android developers.
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Market participants could balk at the prospect of change and costs at a time when many are facing major projects, like complying with new European securities rules (MiFID) from next January, or preparing for Britain's EU exit.
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If your kids balk at your attempts to declutter their belongings, you can still keep those things neat and accessible with affordable, collapsible bags and bins like the ones we recommend in our guide to toy storage.
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House and Senate Democrats called on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Graham: Senate trial 'must expose the whistleblower' Graham says Schiff should be a witness in Trump impeachment trial MORE (R-Ky.) on Tuesday to pass the DREAM Act as the Supreme Court hears arguments on President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE's move to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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John CornynJohn CornynGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Overnight Health Care: Trump officials making changes to drug pricing proposal | House panel advances flavored e-cig ban | Senators press FDA tobacco chief on vaping ban Senate GOP waves Trump off early motion to dismiss impeachment charges MORE (R-Texas), an adviser to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Graham: Senate trial 'must expose the whistleblower' Graham says Schiff should be a witness in Trump impeachment trial MORE (R-Ky.), said he isn't reading the deposition transcripts.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was reportedly preparing to announce the investigation requested by President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 85033 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE's son Hunter Biden in order to secure military aid withheld by the Trump administration until word the funds had been frozen leaked.
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He'll be under pressure to make sure that Democrats' first public hearing doesn't go off the rails and that it effectively lays out a narrative of how President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 6900 movement 2628 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE pressured the Ukrainian government to open investigations into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 28503 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 22019 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE and his son Hunter Biden.
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A super PAC backing former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 6900 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2628 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE's presidential campaign on Saturday blasted negative ads against Biden in early primary states as an attempt by President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 28503 movement 22019 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE to sabotage him before he can benefit from key Democratic constituencies, according to Politico.
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William Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, on Wednesday said that U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland told a member of his staff in July that President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 220006 movement 2202 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE cared more about an investigation into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial 2628 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 28500 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE than he did about Ukraine.
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Oil offered the sole bright spot in financial markets with prices extending their rebound after Kuwait insisted major producers will agree to freeze output later this month even as key player Iran continued to balk at the plan.
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Throughout the two minute video, the women balk at the length of the porn performers nails, their anti-feminist dirty talk, their excessive fingering, and finally, their choice to use a high heel as a makeshift dildo (what?!).
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Kurt Suzuki brought the deficit to 5-3 with an RBI single in the bottom of the seventh, and reliever Carl Edwards Jr.'s balk with Gerardo Parra up to bat scored Suzuki and advanced Dozier to third.
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Peter Hall, chief economist with Export Development Canada, said he expected U.S. corporations with major investments in Canada to balk at big changes to NAFTA, which could harm U.S. consumers by hiking tariffs and making goods more expensive.
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If you're used to buying a giant bag of tea candles from Ikea for a few bucks then you might balk at the LuDela's $99 price tag, which doesn't include the refills when it ships early next year.
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