Many added that they, too, battled with mental health issues.
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They battled with police and tried to storm government offices.
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I think a lot of artists have battled with that.
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Bannon had battled with Cohn and others in the administration.
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Ocon passed Stroll at the start and then battled with Bottas.
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Cassidy had also battled with substance abuse in the last decade.
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" Stewart said that the student "battled with depression in the past.
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One major issue that Lazada has battled with constantly is expectation.
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Sri Lanka, like other emerging nations, has previously battled with misinformation.
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Benanti fought with Brown, developed postpartum depression and battled with her anxiety.
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The attackers battled with Jubaland's security forces for 12 hours, authorities said.
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He's the guy I battled with for the 2014 TC-A title.
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This week police for the first time battled with students on campus.
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"This is something I've battled with personally and publicly," Ms. Ratajkowski said.
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From the first inning on I just kind of battled with location.
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This is not the first time progressive groups have battled with Mnuchin.
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Italy's economy wobbled as its new populist leaders battled with Brussels, spooking markets.
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As unions battled with employers over wage settlements, it often rose above 20%.
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He had battled with kidney disease for years, and things were getting worse.
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Kevin O'Leary and Barbara battled with dueling offers before the deal was struck.
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Bannon had battled with Cohn and other former Wall Streeters in the administration.
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Mr. Bolton himself famously battled with the bureaucracy in Mr. Bush's State Department.
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Dan, a poet, battled with himself in shops when his depression was severe.
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But I've also battled with my weight for years due to an awful diet.
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Far-right protesters battled with police in the German city of Chemnitz, in Saxony.
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Portwood has starred on the reality show since 2009 and has battled with addiction.
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According to his brother, Charles Koch, he battled with prostate cancer for 27 years.
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For years, the social network has battled with offensive content and extreme political speech.
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The last two presidents battled with courts repeatedly over the limits of their power.
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As Senate majority and minority leader, he frequently battled with McConnell on judicial confirmations.
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The endorsement race was slower for the 2628 cycle, when Clinton battled with then-Sen.
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Twice, people who have battled with cancer wanted to know if I share their struggle.
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Outside, fans without tickets broke down barriers and battled with the police to get inside.
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Lewandowski reportedly battled with campaign chairman Paul Manafort, troubling Trump's family and other campaign staff.
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Amazon and eBay have long battled with the issue of fakes, as have Instagram and Etsy.
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As unions battled with employers over wage settlements, it was for a time higher than 20%.
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Throughout the course of the show, Evans has battled with her mom over custody of Jace.
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But Branson's life wasn't always so easy: he battled with dyslexia and struggled badly at school.
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McFarlane battled with Fox News host Tucker Carlson last month over the network's coverage of Trump.
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Many of them worked to improve Yahoo's search engine as it battled with Alphabet's Google subsidiary.
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So, believe me, I battled with this thing but there are, how can I say this?
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They battled with the security guards and started throwing rocks through the huge hotel lobby windows.
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But those talks have been delayed as the Trump administration battled with China and other nations.
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The veteran wide receiver battled with Eric Rowe in coverage, but the ball ultimately fell incomplete.
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Inditex's arch rival, Sweden's H&M, has also battled with growing inventories due to slowing sales.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has opened up about the times during his life he's battled with depression.
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Filda Akumu, 35, whose family was massacred by LRA rebels, battled with trauma after escaping rebel captivity.
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Glass had recently battled with various illnesses, and was an active member in the L.A. Buddhist community.
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For his documentary, Mr. Jacoby filmed Mr. Hambleton as he procrastinated and battled with his anxious patrons.
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As he often addressed in his music and to his fans, Jarad battled with prescription drug dependency.
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I battled with the same cognitive dissonance for all of my life over my relationship with America.
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These questions are particularly important at a time when Twitter has battled with policing harassment on its network.
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In the meeting Trump extended an olive branch to some of the companies he had previously battled with.
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Ms. Koike's immediate predecessor, Yoichi Masuzoe, battled with national Olympic officials over the Tokyo Games' rapidly escalating budget.
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The FCC under Obama battled with the broadband industry in court after they objected to the 2015 rules.
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He's battled with anxiety and depression for years, a struggle that landed him in the hospital for a time.
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An assault team of four attackers then entered the premises and battled with Jubaland's security forces for 12 hours.
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Hagan had battled with encephalitis or inflammation of the brain for about three years after suffering a tick bite.
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There, at the nexus of arcade games and typography, my own geekiness battled with my nerdiness for pole position.
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Mac battled with substance abuse for years and it's what ultimately led to Ariana Grande breaking up with him.
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Bannon is said to have battled with national security adviser H.R. McMaster during his time in the White House.
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The NBC correspondent's rise at the network mirrored that of the presidential candidate she covered and occasionally battled with.
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He frequently battled with officials within the administration who disagreed with him on trade, climate change and other issues.
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"It is something we have battled with for years and years and we're not happy with it," Ardron said.
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Lately, even their defensive specialists — LeBron James, Iman Shumpert and Tristan Thompson — have not battled with their usual gusto.
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I've battled with a lightsaber in virtual reality before, and I've learned basic sparring moves using stage combat-ready replicas.
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Dion's late husband René Angélil in 2016 battled with throat cancer until his death in January 2016 at age 73.
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Viviane Reding, a former EU justice commissioner who battled with Orban, approved of her successors' move to enforce the rules.
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Earlier this season, Bernadette battled with anxiety and self-doubt over her pregnancy and the prospect of being a mother.
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He's smart and good-humored, and reporters who've battled with him say he comfortably oscillates between friendly chatter and aggressiveness.
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I didn't realize that weapons degraded over time until a rusty broadsword was destroyed while I battled with a moblin.
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Former Presidents Truman, Johnson, Nixon and George H.W. Bush all battled with their Fed chairman — often privately, but sometimes publicly.
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Maxwell, the naturalist, struggled financially after the Philadelphia exhibition, where she battled with organizers over the rights to souvenir photographs.
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Olympic champion Julia Mancuso, 33, ended her skiing career in January, choosing to retire after having battled with hip issues.
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Nevada, which holds its Republican presidential caucuses in February, has battled with procedural errors and other issues regarding its contest.
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Both companies have battled with declining year-over-year sales in each of their last four quarters, according to FactSet.
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In southern Africa sales rose 9 percent as consumers battled with interest rate increases, feeble economic growth and high unemployment.
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That could increase tensions at the World Trade Organisation where Boeing has battled with Airbus for years over government loans.
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Incredibly, circa 1917, Einstein had battled with an explanation for dark energy without ever having been aware of its IRL existence.
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Osaka battled with her emotions but held her nerve to save two break points before dragging the contest into a decider.
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Earlier this year, the company battled with the movie theater chain AMC, pulling MoviePass from ten theaters as a negotiating tactic.
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Giuliani and Trump's defense team have battled with Mueller for months over the possibility of an investigative interview with the President.
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The cocoa sector, worth more than $100 billion per year, has long battled with poor labor practices and forms of exploitation.
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They all battled with the fact that they were rich but that they weren't treated as a full human being sometimes.
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Lester -- who also appeared in "Not Another Teen Movie" and "CSI: NY" -- battled with liver issues as far back as November.
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Presidents have fumed at and battled with such agencies (JFK for example) but always behind the closed doors of the Oval Office.
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Since the surgery, Gomez has battled with depression and has had to defend her physical appearance from an onslaught of body shamers.
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Lovato, who has battled with body image issues, has also taken to posting inspirational and motivational images of herself promoting body confidence.
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Gucci famously battled with weed and sizzurp before he went to prison -- and now that he's out, he's vowed to stay clean.
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" Journalist and CNN contributor April Ryan, who had battled with Spicer in the past tweeted, "It is over no more Melissa McCarthy!
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It was far from a perfect execution by Brazil, which battled with empty seats, security scares and a mysterious green diving pool.
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"We know we will probably go up against a tough Boston team that we have battled with all year," Wall told reporters.
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He battled with countless comedians dating back to the 2011 when Seth Meyers comedically destroyed Trump at the White House Correspondents Dinner.
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Gabbard had battled with the DNC earlier this year over the process for selecting a party nominee, including the number of debates.
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In one war, Mr. Guzmán battled with the Zetas, an especially violent rival cartel founded by members of the Mexican special forces.
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That was what happened when federal investigators battled with the company over iPhone encryption after the mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif.
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NEW DELHI — Five people were killed Tuesday at a protest in central India, as the police battled with farmers demanding debt relief.
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But Mr. Beshear can make the case that he has already battled with the governor as much, and as fiercely, as anyone.
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The series followed the exploits of choreographer and dance instructor Abby Lee Miller, who frequently battled with the mothers of her young students.
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Nicholas Winton travelled to Prague, helped the children onto trains and battled with his own country's bureaucrats to have them admitted to Britain.
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Roger was also a pretty good boxer ... and battled with some pretty big starts, including Julio César Chávez and Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini.
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He was also a pretty good boxer and battled with some pretty big stars, including Julio César Chávez and Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini.
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Azar, for instance, has battled with White House officials and Verma for months over policies, personnel and even seats aboard the presidential airplane.
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He previously battled with the city over the space, most recently after he replaced a bench there with a kiosk selling Trump merchandise.
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More than 900 people were injured in two days of unrest as his supporters battled with the police in the streets of Jakarta.
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Trump has battled with the media for years, and he's often taken issue specifically with the Times, his hometown paper, and the Post.
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Reflecting Sanders' rise in opinion polls, the two battled with new urgency over who was best suited to lead Democrats in the November election.
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His attorneys have battled with federal prosecutors on whether Christie must surrender phone records to the scandal that closed down the George Washington Bridge.
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On Thursday, Trump held a press conference in which he battled with various members of the press and complained about coverage of his presidency.
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WeWork CEO Adam Neumann and his wife, Rebekah Neumann, battled with contractors over bills related to the renovation of their $10.5 million Manhattan townhome.
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One of his current targets is the chairman at Sino Clean Energy, who has battled with investors in a Nevada state court since 2014.
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In the process, I found Daisy, an old school friend who I knew battled with an eating disorder for most of her formative years.
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During Mr. Bush's tenure, the White House battled with the C.I.A. over intelligence assessments about the strength of the insurgency during the Iraq war.
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Business groups have battled with conservative lawmakers for two years as the Ex-Im board lacks enough members to approve its most expensive decisions.
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This could certainly come into play as Cruz's defense team has said he battled with mental illness and depression after his adoptive mother died.
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CNN's Ana Navarro on Sunday battled with former Trump campaign adviser Michael Caputo about President Trump's pardon of former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
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He battled with the NFL over its refusal to let him wear his preferred helmet, and he suffered frostbite from treatments for foot injuries.
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"His daughter lost her innocence and that was something he battled with daily," says Drake, who describes Maynor as "a down to earth, decent" man.
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Former champion Novak Djokovic battled with Spaniard Robert Bautista Agut to grind out a 216-211 217-216(217) 2116-6(4) 6-2 victory.
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The squad and their progressive allies have battled with the Democratic leadership over Medicare for All, the Green New Deal and the pace of impeachment.
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The 32-year-old battled with the injury throughout the grasscourt season and was knocked out in the first round at Queen's and at Wimbledon.
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Nigerian players have battled with the NFF leadership over very long delays in paying out bonuses especially in the qualification games leading to major tournaments.
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And Trump battled with the media, reacted furiously to any criticism of his performance and left whip lashed aides scrambling to explain his public comments.
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Rogers battled with Gary Sanchez in a 10-pitch at-bat that ended in Sanchez striking out swinging on a 94 mile-per-hour fastball.
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Wawrinka, 32, battled with the injury throughout the grass-court season and was knocked out in the first round of the Aegon Championships and Wimbledon.
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On healthcare, she battled with Sanders over the strength of a public option compared with the expensive "Medicare for All" proposals he and Warren champion.
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Recently, British supermarket chains battled with Unilever after the consumer goods giant asked them to raise food prices to offset the higher costs of imported goods.
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He resumed his bad eating habits and battled with his weight issues for the next couple months until the Raptors placed him on a strict regimen.
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Activists, who were angered over authorities' attempts to regulate the food hawkers selling local holiday delicacies, battled with police into the early hours of Tuesday morning.
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On Sunday they battled with African Union troops for hours after exploding two car bombs outside one of their bases, according to Somali police and military.
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"Gold Dust Woman" acknowledges that even the most destructive of drug addictions, like the one Stevie battled with in the 143s, carries an irresistible tragic glamour.
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There are so many people who battle or who have battled with an eating disorder and she is making not eating look like it is 'trendy.
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Mislawchuk, who finished 15th at the Rio 2016 Games, won in a relatively slow time of 1:49:50 as the triathletes battled with the humidity.
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The veteran political consultant has battled with Mueller for months after being indicted and convicted on several charges for his dealings with Russian and Ukrainian figures.
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Matt Harvey battled with his command and allowed two runs on eight hits, but managed to record his fifth straight start of at least six innings.
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I Googled my way to reggae and dub songs that were written about the 1981 riots in Brixton, London, where black residents battled with the police.
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In that case, Jon Snow and his Night's Watch companions battled with the White Walkers, and Jon had his first real showdown with the Night King.
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Bunning's retirement was not entirely voluntary; during his final years in the Senate, he battled with the GOP leadership, including his home-state colleague, Mitch McConnell.
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U.S. senators have battled with AT&T over its policy of forcing consumers who sign phone contracts with the company to resolve their disputes through arbitration.
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Erdogan himself was travelling at the time of the coup and hundreds were reported to have been killed as members of the public battled with rebel soldiers.
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So-called "amateur" Democratic activists battled with traditional machines over control of state and local Democratic organizations while seeking to disempower Southern Democrats in national party affairs.
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MI6, however, said it battled with the enduring image that its officers were all like its greatest fictional agent James Bond, currently portrayed by actor Daniel Craig.
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They have battled with Argentina for more than a decade in a fight that stems from 2001, when the country defaulted on nearly $100 billion of debt.
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An unshakeable sense of alienation settled in me; I frazzled my scalp with relaxer, battled with my weight, and grew defensive at anyone who challenged my ethnicity.
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To replace or fix the law, Price will have to corral the same groups — from drugmakers to hospital groups — that Democrats battled with in approving the law.
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Since 1968, the Philippine government has battled with a coalition of communist parties that oppose foreign ownership of Philippine resources and seek a release of political prisoners.
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Bush and his family have repeatedly battled with Trump, and tensions were laid bare when the president did not attend former first lady Barbara Bush's funeral. Gov.
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Emmys 2017: Watch with us Spicer battled with reporters back in January as he defended the size of the crowd that showed up to watch Trump's inauguration.
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He battled with Matt Olson in a six-pitch at-bat that resulted in a groundout to first and then struck out Stephen Piscotty on four pitches.
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Throughout his career, he battled with the limitations of form — he first drew letters in elaborate, weapon-shaped forms and then built them into small rolling warriors.
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Hundreds of senior administration jobs were going unfilled, as Trump's cabinet secretaries battled with his inner circle over potential hires from among the Republican regulars in Washington.
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I am honored to have spent time with him, learned from him, battled with him and to have watched firsthand how he managed the complexities of leadership.
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Waters has battled with the CFPB throughout her tenure atop the Financial Services panel, and touted those fights in a report reviewing her first year as chairwoman.
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On Thursday, Juice WRLD's mother, Carmella Wallace, gave a statement to TMZ explaining that her son — whose real name was Jarad Anthony Higgins — battled with drug addiction.
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Raised in the Midlands, before moving to the Lake District as a teenager, Rob had long battled with low moods, OCD and an unhealthy relationship with alcohol.
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Trump staff's battled with Ms. Ricardel during the first lady's trip to Africa last month over seating on the plane and requests to use National Security Council resources.
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He battled with his party's strategy on immigration, the debt ceiling and the budget, even one time pulling GOP senators into session on a Saturday during Christmas season.
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Many are still angry with Margaret Thatcher, the Conservative prime minister who battled with trade unions to push through the privatisations that led to the closure of Ravenscraig.
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Canada and Mexico have battled with the U.S. over their apparent reluctance to adhere to tougher NAFTA regulations on the content of vehicles made in North American nations.
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O'Reilly battled with Detroit defenseman Danny DeKeyser after charging into the zone, using his left hand to push Dekeyser aside and gain the puck behind the Detroit net.
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German authorities have long battled with Facebook and other United States digital companies over their differing interpretations of what constitutes a violation of privacy in the digital age.
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It's not something I want to cut short because of who Rue means to me as someone who has battled with addiction and come out the other side.
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In what Time magazine called a "surreal" sale, the businessman in his early 275s was part of an offshore group that battled with Berezovsky for control of Kommersant.
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Porter, a former professor who flipped a Republican-held seat in Orange County last year, has battled with Waters over her use of visual aids at committee hearings.
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"'I don't know if you've battled with this through the years, but you did the right thing,'" Ms. Smith recalled telling him, adding that he seemed visibly relieved.
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In that time many battled with slow dial-up internet connections and banner ads, so the idea of someone putting their credit card information on a website was crazy.
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It's been nearly three months since Uber battled with California's Department of Motor Vehicles over the company's lack of a permit to test self-driving cars on public roads.
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It is opposed by most Republicans and free-market advocates, as well as the oil industry, but Trump backed it during the Iowa caucuses as he battled with Sen.
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He battled with White House officials on everything from Kellyanne Conway plugging Ivanka Trump products during a live TV interview to President Trump's refusal to sell his business interests.
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Trent had battled with alcohol and drugs at first hand, had damaged himself and caused great distress to those around him; that's the nature and pattern of an addiction.
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The voter went over his concerns with Cross, who has battled with Kemp over similar issues before, including a 2016 lawsuit that alleged cybersecurity vulnerabilities in Georgia's voting system.
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The voter went over his concerns with Cross, who has battled with Kemp over similar issues before, including a 2016 lawsuit that alleged cybersecurity vulnerabilities in Georgia's voting system.
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As a 22019 presidential candidate, Graham memorably battled with Trump, who at one point publicly released Graham's cellphone number after being called a "jackass" by the South Carolina senator.
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Things haven't been so smooth with Nipsey's other baby mama, Tanisha Foster, who battled with Nipsey's brother and sister over the care of Nip's 10-year-old daughter, Emani.
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, who battled with Mr. Trump during the Republican primary contest, said Thursday that he was "eager and committed" to working with the president-elect.
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The 32-year-old Geneva Open winner battled with the injury throughout the grasscourt season and was knocked out in the first round of the Aegon Championships and Wimbledon.
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Queen Victoria battled with her German cousins over inherited jewelry, and her granddaughter-in-law, Queen Mary, had to buy back another batch of treasure from a cousin's mistress.
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But Japan's former central bank governor Masaaki Shirkawa, who also battled with ultra-low inflation during his five-year tenure ending in 2013, expressed some sympathy for Nowotny's argument.
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More center-right than most advisers in the Clinton orbit, he long battled with more liberal aides and eventually stepped down from his post as chief strategist for Mrs.
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Wendy Paige, the pastor for the man charged in the Monsey attack, noted that he had battled with mental illness for two decades and had been diagnosed with schizophrenia.
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The bidding war for Starwood proved fierce, as Marriott International battled with a group led by the Chinese insurer Anbang for control of the Westin and Sheraton hotel chains.
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As the parents of a Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victim, 6-year-old Noah Pozner, we have battled with online platforms hosting hoaxer content for over five years.
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Instead, the 36-year-old star ‒ who has battled with her weight due to a thyroid condition, according to People ‒ said it was a book that turned her life around.
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Cagnotto battled with Jennifer Abel of Canada for third place throughout the event, finally coming up out on top in her final dive and winning with a 5.55 point advantage.
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Djokovic, bidding for a record seventh title in Melbourne, failed to reach the last four in the past two editions of the tournament as he battled with an elbow problem.
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Ms Rudd did not agree with Mrs May entirely: she frequently battled with the prime minister in cabinet over the question of whether students should be included in migration targets.
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Gladwell focused on Cohn's early childhood as he battled with dyslexia and struggled in school but found a way to move up the ranks at Goldman to eventually become president.
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KAN publicly battled with the Israeli government over funding for the show, and was forced to take out a 70 million shekel loan (about $20 million) to cover the costs.
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Anthem's previous CEO Joseph Swedish had battled with pharmacy benefit manager Express Scripts Holding Co over its long-term contract and ultimately decided to exit the deal when it expires.
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The birds played rather than battled with the wind, catching the edge of a gust with one silvery wing, dipping the other to bank steeply as they circled and dove.
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Grijalva said the blasting occurred last week in an area known as Monument Hill, a place where he said Apache warriors who battled with the O'odham were laid to rest.
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Their main target is Joseph Otting, a former bank CEO who now oversees the industry — and who once battled with activist groups in California over his bank's own lending practices.
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Deportations, which increased significantly under the Obama administration, became a source of contention as former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro battled with Biden over the legacy of that policy.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, Instagram's co-founders battled with Facebook leadership, including Zuckerberg, over growth tactics, and their disagreements were similar to those experienced by the WhatsApp co-founders.
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Ammon is the son of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy, 67, who engaged in a protracted battled with the federal Bureau of Land Management over grazing rights for his cattle in 2014.
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The movie takes place in the early 1700s while Queen Anne battled with France, forcing Stone and her fellow leading ladies Olivia Colman and Rachel Weisz into way-too-tight clothing.
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The gender-fluid actor, 29, revealed on Instagram that they have long battled with body dysmorphia, to the point where they were over-exercising, dieting and taking supplements to lose weight.
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Will says the film allowed him to open up to his dad as he battled with cancer ... and when he passed in November, it was easier for him to say goodbye.
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Madison Keys, another young and gifted player with just as much easy baseline power as Ostapenko, has battled with injuries and consistency and has fallen out of the top 10, too.
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After David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital battled with General Motors to split shares into two classes and nominate directors to the board, shareholders of the automaker overwhelmingly rejected his plan in June.
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The 14-1 winner claimed the 170th running of the famous race with a thrilling sprint down the home stretch having battled with Cause Of Causes over the final few fences.
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But in recent weeks, the academic powerhouse in Queens has felt a ripple of protest, as students, alumni and teachers have battled with the interim acting principal, agitating for her ouster.
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Yes, Davis and Crawford battled with one another during the filming of "Baby Jane," but "Feud" adds nuance to a story that has been characterized as a catfight between two egomaniacs.
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Business groups have battled with conservative members of Congress over the past two years trying to get the bank back to full strength after a nearly six-month shutdown in 2015.
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Business groups have battled with conservative members of Congress over the past two years trying to get the bank back to full strength after a nearly six-month shutdown in 2628.
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Sanders has made combating healthcare costs a rallying cry of his campaign and often battled with Clinton during the primary race on how best to reach their shared goal of universal healthcare.
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The 25-year-old star has battled with an eating disorder for years, which she documented in her acclaimed YouTube documentary, Simply Complicated and struggled with a longtime drug and alcohol addiction.
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Rank explained that golf and hockey served as potential career trajectories but he lost a lot of weight during his battled with testicular cancer aged 22 so he stopped playing hockey competitively
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Leadership analysis might give clues MORE battled with their own advisers as they negotiated denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula before tensions were recently renewed, according to a report in The Washington Post.
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Wright went over his concerns with Cross, who has battled with Kemp over similar issues before, including a 2016 lawsuit that alleged cyber security vulnerabilities in Georgia's voting system, at 3 p.m.
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The president fired his first secretary, David J. Shulkin, the only holdover from the Obama administration to serve in Mr. Trump's cabinet, after Mr. Shulkin battled with the department's other political appointees.
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Since then, the former chief, who holds a seat on Uber's board, has battled with other board members, including Benchmark, a venture capital firm that was an early investor in the company.
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ClickHole has had multiple owners since the site was started by The Onion in 2014 — most recently, the same private equity firm that has battled with writers at Deadspin over editorial independence.
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A grain farmer for 40 years, Kurt Kaser knows his farming equipment well — but he recently battled with the tools for his life in a horrific accident that cost the man his leg.
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Photo: University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign & IntelAs someone who's long battled with Photoshop to fix dark and grainy images, the results from this algorithm, even in its early research stages, is staggeringly impressive.
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Mellon battled with his addiction to Oxycontin for years and revealed to Page Six in 2016 that he was spending $100,000 a month on the drugs while taking about 80 pills a day.
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Divisions within the party existed before Trump won the 2016 nomination, but were exacerbated in recent years as establishment Republicans battled with conservative populists over a variety of hot-button issues, including immigration.
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DESPOTOVAC, Serbia (Reuters) - Men from across Europe - and one woman - donned armor and battled with swords outside a Serbian medieval monastery as part of a festival sampling life from hundreds of years ago.
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The coalition of Arab states has battled with little success for three years to defeat the Houthis, who control the capital Sanaa, the main port at Hodeidah and most of Yemen's populated areas.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - For about an hour and 11 minutes last Friday afternoon, traders in Canada's biggest stock exchanges were left in the dark, as the stock market operator battled with a hardware failure.
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Slovakia is a member of the Visegrad group of central European countries - along with the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland - that have battled with the EU executive over migration policy in recent years.
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"We're going to keep protesting and won't let them steal this victory," said university student Josue Valladares, 20, as he battled with security forces, who were guarding a vote-count center in Tegucigalpa.
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She framed herself as an ethical businesswoman when she called out Apple for not paying artists, and she battled with Spotify over streaming royalties but without really pushing for wider systemic industry change.
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Eskom generates more than 90% of the power in Africa's most industrialised economy but has battled with faults at its coal-fired power plants that have dented economic growth in the past year.
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She's routinely battled with inundated streets and buildings, grappled with the aftermath of Sandy, and occasionally sparred with residents over how to best defend Hoboken from the encroaching effects of human-caused global warming.
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Nurse's long shot struck Puljujarvi as he battled with Anaheim's Josh Manson in front of Gibson after a faceoff, and Puljujarvi sent a backhander through Gibson's pads for his fourth goal at 16:05.
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As north China battled with poor air quality for a third straight day on Monday, Liu said the recent pollution warnings inspired him to show live video of the smog in the capital, Beijing.
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They took sole possession of the National League West lead for the first time on July 13 but battled with the Colorado Rockies for the division crown through the end of the regular season.
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In a sport that has long battled with a major doping problem, suggestions and rumors of 'motorized doping' have long floated around too but nothing has been proved in major competition until this case.
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Business groups have battled with conservative members of Congress and outside groups over the past two years trying to get the bank back to full strength after a nearly six-month shutdown in 2015.
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Call it residual trauma left over from my teenage years, where I battled with both acne and a lack of knowledge on how to properly cover it with makeup, plus an obsession for free samples.
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Democrats acknowledge the details of Mueller's report has the potential to impact the trajectory of their investigations into Trump, as well as set off protracted legal battled with the administration over redactions in the report.
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" It was brought by Girard Gibbs, a San Francisco-based law firm that has battled with Apple numerous times in the past, including filing a class-action suit centered on the iPod's "diminishing battery capacity.
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Trump battled with the press, attempted to downplay the growing Russia controversy, tried to defend his accomplishments from his first month in office, and said enough newsworthy statements to fill hours of cable-news programming.
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Deutsche executives hope the decline in default protection costs will be an important development for Germany's largest lender, which has battled with soaring CDS spreads in recent years whenever troubles around the bank have flared.
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The House in recent days has battled with the White House over whether Mueller will testify before Congress as well as over the release of an unredacted version of Mueller's more than 400-page report.
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But the top Democrat on the Senate Agriculture Committee, Senator Debbie Stabenow of Michigan, who battled with the White House over its approach to carrying out last winter's sweeping farm bill, saw a different proposal.
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TORONTO, May 1 (Reuters) - For about an hour and 11 minutes last Friday afternoon, traders in Canada's biggest stock exchanges were left in the dark, as the stock market operator battled with a hardware failure.
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Isgur's initial hire as a political editor drew immediate backlash when it was revealed last month: Isgur has no journalism experience and often battled with reporters as she defended Sessions and other Justice Department officials.
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"It was a multitude of issues," said one former HHS official close to Price, arguing that Verma was insubordinate, worked to circumvent department processes and battled with fellow officials over initiatives like Medicare open enrollment.
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The coal industry is slated to lose clout in the next Congress, with term limits set to force out a chairman who has frequently battled with the Obama administration on behalf of mining companies. Rep.
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They had battled with them on May 24th, remember that meeting that they had, where the DOJ and FBI were supposed to share documents with Nunez and Representative Trey Gowdy and others, and they did not.
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Kardashian, 29, previously battled with extreme weight gain and depression, but since he took his relationship with Chyna, 27, public in January, he's turned over a new leaf, regularly working out and maintaining a healthy diet.
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"The ground game that the Democrats put together was highly effective, I think, in turning out their vote," he said, while noting the Democratic voter turnout operation was driven by teachers who had battled with Bevin.
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Wyden has repeatedly battled with intelligence officials over government surveillance, and in a letter last year warned FBI Director Christopher Wray that building back doors for law enforcement in encrypted messaging could pose significant cybersecurity threats.
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It was purchased by Emil Georg Bührle, a wealthy arms merchant for the Nazis, who battled with the art dealer in court over looted works and reimbursed him for the painting in 1948 and returned others.
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The three No. 163 seeds in action — Virginia, Kansas and North Carolina — advanced, even though Virginia trailed No. 9-seeded Butler at the half and U.N.C. battled with Providence before making a strong second-half charge.
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Google has also long battled with the US Department of Labor over what the government found to be a "systemic" gap in pay for women, an issue that many employees say has yet to be resolved.
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The uproar over voting seems almost an inevitable development in the race, which pits two candidates on opposite sides of the nation's voting wars who have battled with one another over access to the polls for years.
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The bill is also facing headwinds from another direction: the Senate Commerce Committee, which claims near-total jurisdiction over Section 85033 and has continually battled with the Judiciary committee when it tries to encroach on the law.
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Prior to the buy-up, PillPack battled with some of the largest pharmacy benefits managers, including Cigna-owned Express Scripts, which almost resulted in PillPack losing access to a huge chunk of its customers that have insurance.
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And yes, especially after last year's final at the Open, the descent into chaos, the crowd bellowing in thunderous confusion as she battled with the chair umpire as hard as she did with her opponent, Naomi Osaka.
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Business groups, Democrats and some Republicans have battled with more conservative members of Congress over the past two years in trying to get the bank back to full strength after a nearly six-month shutdown in 85033.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Concentrations of airborne pollutants in a major northern Chinese city exceeded a World Health Organisation (WHO) guideline by 210 times on Monday as north China battled with poor air quality for the third straight day.
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W. Scott Persons, a paleontologist from the University of Alberta in Canada who led the study, said Wednesday that the T. rex had broken bones, impacted teeth and bite marks, suggesting it had battled with other animals.
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The princess, who became a Greek Orthodox nun and battled with mental-health problems, is honoured in Israel as a "righteous Gentile" because of the help she gave a Jewish family in Greece during the second world war.
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Sheri's talent jumps off the screen much in the same way it does when watching Houston, and her life parallels a similar trajectory to Houston's—both having battled with substance abuse and been led astray by bad boys.
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Impossible Foods battled with the FDA over its star ingredientImpossible Foods has received funding from Bill Gates, inked deals with major fast-food chains like White Castle, and even made its burgers available on Air New Zealand flights.
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In the years since Michelle O'Connell's death from a gunshot wound that severed her spinal cord, her family and friends have battled with investigators over what they claim is a failure to prove the truth: that O'Connell was murdered.
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Collins has battled with Nadler over the subpoena for the full report, and he's sided with Barr on the grand jury fight, accusing Democrats of asking the attorney general to break the law by handing over grand jury material.
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And, yet, for all the talk of cooperation with those he's battled with in the past, the cabinet positions that have been announced have all gone to staunch Trump supporters from his campaign, including Steve Bannon, Jeff Sessions, Gen.
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Freshman point guard Charlie Moore recorded a career-high eight assists for the Bears, who are 14th in the nation in scoring defense at 62.4 points per game but have battled with inconsistent play for much of the season.
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The rapper's mother, Carmella Wallace, gave a statement to TMZ on Thursday, explaining that her son — whose real name was Jarad Anthony Higgins — battled with a drug addiction, and that the family was learning to cope with the loss.
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There's more to be learned about what happened in the last 18 months, in which Bowie reportedly battled with cancer, but in another sense this video, the most moving Bowie video I have seen today, is all you need to know.
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Garcia managed three birdies and two bogeys, including the one on the 18th for the second round in a row, and a tournament total of 143 under-par as the players battled with challenging pin placements and a swirling breeze.
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Of course, it was the very aspects of Identity that I liked — the focus on character, the short, cerebral action scenes instead of long, loud, explosive ones — that movie executives didn't care for, and battled with director Doug Liman over.
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The 84-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner has struggled with ill health in recent years, but his family has not said whether his current ailment is related to the prostate cancer Tutu has battled with for nearly two decades.
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The actress and comedian, 37, was forced to cancel her the Dallas stop on her standup tour yesterday, explaining to fans that she has hyperemesis gravidarum, the same pregnancy side effect that Kate Middleton battled with all three of her children.
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Gov. Chris Christie, who has long resisted raising any taxes, has battled with Democratic leaders since early summer over raising New Jersey's gas tax, reaching an impasse that brought hundreds of highway and transit projects to a standstill that lasted months.
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But its release had been delayed as John Roth, the department's former inspector general, battled with Mr. Trump's appointees over what he said were attempts to redact information that would show that the ban had caught top officials by surprise.
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But credit must be given to Wilson's co-writer, Ben Greenman, who has also collaborated on books by Ahmir (Questlove) Thompson and George Clinton, for pulling this much out of a notoriously reticent subject who has long battled with mental illness.
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The children told investigators in recent interviews that a tunnel on the property was to be used as an "escape route" if police arrived as Siraj Wahhaj and Morten "stayed behind and battled with police," according to Friday's court filing.
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The 33-year-old Dutchman, who usually competes on the Challenger Tour, set the pace as players battled with temperatures as high as 40 degrees at the course on the border of the Kruger Park in the east of South Africa.
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President Donald Trump battled with the top Democrats in Congress on Tuesday in an explosive Oval Office confrontation over funding for the president's proposed wall along the U.S.-Mexico border and the looming deadline for a spending package to keep the government running.
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The move overturned around a third of the impact of a rocky few months for Tesla, which has seen shares fall by a quarter from a peak last September as it battled with production delays and reports of a series of car crashes.
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COAL SET TO LOSE CLOUT IN CONGRESS: The coal industry is slated to lose clout in the next Congress, with term limits set to force out a chairman who has frequently battled with the Obama administration on behalf of mining companies. Rep.
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A starry-eyed embrace of all that Mr. Varoufakis said and did, the book also highlights the extent to which unorthodox, if not unrealistic, economic thinking reached the highest levels of the Greek government as it battled with its creditors last summer.
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In the back seat of the car as we navigated Monrovia's traffic, Cooper was glued to the window: Market women with baskets of oranges on their heads and babies on their backs battled with young boys selling small plastic bags of ice water.
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" Ms. Fisher long battled with substance abuse and mental illness, two painful topics that she turned to frequently in her writing, like the thinly veiled autobiographical novel "Posctards From the Edge," and a memoir and one-woman show — both titled "Wishful Drinking.
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Still, sellers often forget they can still profit even with reductions, unless they bought their apartments at the market's peak, which seems to have been around 2015 and 2016, said Carole Cusani, a broker with Bond, who has battled with clients over pricing.
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MARRAKESH, Morocco — Under the yellow domed ceiling of the Theater Royal of Marrakesh, a small crowd cheered and watched in awe as champion break dancers from around the world battled, with head slides, freezes and kicks, in a competition streamed globally online.
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Not long after his Masters triumph at the age of 28, where he finished three strokes ahead of Tiger Woods, Immelman battled with tendonitis in his left wrist and elbow, missing much of the following seasons and then losing form on his return.
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Marsha Blackburn, the Tennessee Republican who has frequently battled with the FCC, and Michael O'Rielly, a Republican FCC commissioner who famously declared that internet access is "not a necessity in the day-to-day lives of Americans," called for a "hard cap" on Lifeline expenditures.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who has battled with Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts in the past over the issue of bankruptcy, now supports a plan by Ms. Warren to make changes to the bankruptcy system, his presidential campaign confirmed on Saturday.
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Mr. Jacoby said that Mr. Hambleton took one look at his "crummy little camera" and dismissed him as a dilettante, which had the collateral benefit of allowing him unfettered access to the reclusive artist while he painted and battled with dealers and would-be mentors.
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While Mr. Orban has battled with Brussels on what it means to be a member of the European Union — notably around immigration policy and rule-of-law issues — his decision to grant asylum to a former political ally still came as a surprise to many.
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Communities still severely damaged by wildfires, flooding, hurricanes, lava flow and even typhoons have waited for this assistance as the president battled with Democrats about money to help Puerto Rico continue to rebuild following the Category 5 hurricanes that hit the U.S. territory in 2017.
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Her determined parents, Charlene and Robert, publicly battled with several young men who were with Lauren at various points in her last known hours, each of whom quickly acquired lawyers, and the Spierers have long maintained they don't believe Lauren's disappearance was a random abduction.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Former Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro Nakasone has died at the age of 101, NHK television said on Friday, after a career during which he hobnobbed on the world stage with Ronald Reagan, and battled with bureaucrats at home to enact sweeping reforms.
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In a speech to the American Farm Bureau Federation at its annual convention in New Orleans, Mr. Trump asked farmers to be patient as he tried to rewrite trade agreements with China, Europe, Canada and Mexico and as he battled with congressional Democrats over immigration.
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As Bates himself wrote on the above-linked website: I will be raising money for Alzheimers research UK. This charity is close to my heart as I have first hand experienced the effects of this to very close family members as they have battled with this disease.
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A shutdown over Trump's wall at the September deadline would mark the third lapse in appropriations this year, following a shutdown in January as Democrats battled with the Trump administration and congressional Republicans on protections for "Dreamers" as well as a brief shutdown when Republican Sen.
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In the US, states like Colorado and Washington have already battled with the issue of regulation around legalized pot, and in Canada, the government is toying with the idea of introducing a minimum age of 25 for the purchase of marijuana after the legalization process begins next year.
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It was the era of the feminist movement's acrimonious "sex wars," during which the anti-porn faction—Andrea Dworkin, Catharine MacKinnon, Robin Morgan, Gloria Steinem—battled with "pro-sex" feminists and S/M enthusiasts like Rubin, who believed they were broadening the boundaries of female power and eroticism.
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Buhari, who campaigned in the 2015 elections on being tough on insecurity and insurgency from Boko Haram in the northeast of the country, has battled with the perception in the country that he has not been decisive on stamping out the violence in the Middle Belt of the country.
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But as she reveals in her book (with the help of project manager and PEOPLE editor Rennie Dyball), Thore has consistently battled with her body, facing down an eating disorder as an average-size teenager, extreme weight gain in college and her 20s (exceeding 350 lbs.), depression and polycystic ovarian syndrome.
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And so for a long time I really battled with it and struggled with needing to protect everyone else but I just was able to finally get to this place where I had to let all that go and just speak my truth and know that this is my life.
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This week, Apple battled with the FBI amid an order to unlock an iPhone belonging to one of the terrorists involved in the San Bernardino shooting, Kanye West made waves in the tech world when his new album launched exclusively on Tidal, the new Samsung Galaxy phones leaked and much more.
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And after the dramatic announcement of the emergency declaration, which is set to open a whole new political battle with Congress, Trump battled with reporters, put down the television networks he dislikes and expressed his frustration with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, where the border declaration is likely headed.
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Anyone who has watched a friend die young of cancer, who has battled with a chronic illness, or who has been touched — like the Gards — by a disease too rare to be adequately studied, knows that in the worst of medical situations an expert consensus only takes you so far.
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Trump also battled with Republicans at the time, re-opening a feud with Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) and then suggesting at the final debate that the election was rigged.
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In scenes throughout the night that have become part of the new normal in Hong Kong, the city's central financial district and several dense commercial neighborhoods were enveloped in shrouds of tear gas as riot police battled with protesters, who wore masks in defiance of a ban on face coverings enacted last month.
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However, emboldened hard-line Islamist groups held the series of protests in Jakarta and other cities late last year, demanding that Mr. Basuki be jailed for blasphemy — or even lynched — including a demonstration in the capital in early November in which Muslim protesters set cars on fire and battled with riot police officers.
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Simon may be one of the last few stars still burning from the pre-internet galaxy of authenticity, physical ownership, and real music with a capital R, but many of the issues he battled with as an artist in the 80s are ones that have only proliferated in the hyper-connected and digital world we live in today.
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Spencer is one of the more well-known white nationalists in the U.S. Social media and web hosting platforms have battled with a number of alt-right websites since last summer's deadly Unite the Right protest in Charlottesville, Va. Twitter suspended The Daily Stormer, a neo-Nazi news website, from their platforms shortly after the Charlottesville protests.
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London (CNN)One year ago this week, Theresa May delivered a memorably disastrous speech to her party's annual conference that was a metaphor for her struggling premiership: a heckler handed her the British equivalent of a pink slip, she battled with a persistent cough as she tried to speak, and parts of the set fell apart behind her.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There are many illuminating moment's in Hal Foster's Conversations about Sculpture (Yale University Press, 2018) with Richard Serra, including the discussion of the infamous "Tilted Arc" sculpture, Serra's formative years as he battled with Minimalism and Conceptual Art, his idea's around site-specific art, and the role of text and image in his oeuvre.
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That's a modest reversal after what was a rough year for hardware makers who battled with multiple headwinds that included — for mobile handsets — a general slowdown in renewal cycles and high saturation of device ownership in key markets; and — in PCs — the wider trend of people simply buying fewer of these bigger machines as their smartphones get smarter (and bigger).
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Former Trump campaign manager Corey LewandowskiCorey R. LewandowskiPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Ocasio-Cortez mocks 'White House ethics' in Instagram post Democrats bicker over strategy on impeachment MORE battled with CNN's Alisyn Camerota on Wednesday after he seemingly admitted a day earlier that he was under no obligation to be honest during press and media interviews.
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Senior White House policy adviser Stephen Miller battled with reporters Wednesday over a Trump-backed plan to dramatically slash legal immigration to the U.S. During a combative briefing at the White House, Miller accused a CNN reporter of showing "cosmopolitan bias" for questioning whether the policy upholds American values and cast doubt on the Statue of Liberty's historical significance as a beacon for immigrants.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 3.2 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE — who has often battled with the press and repeatedly called the "fake news media" the "enemy of the people" — has never been a guest at the soiree while in office.
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Curbelo and the retiring Ros-Lehtinen both represent districts won in the last presidential race by Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE, and have repeatedly battled with Trump on a number of issues, making their breaks with the administration over Pruitt unsurprising.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-85033 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (R-Texas), who frequently battled with McConnell during his first few years in the Senate, said conservatives are delighted with the outcome but warned that the GOP leader shouldn't rest on his laurels for too long.
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The November episode became contentious as guests Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpTrump Jr's 'Triggered' debuts at No. 22019 on NY Times bestseller list GOP motions to subpoena whistleblower University of Florida student government president faces impeachment over Trump Jr. appearance MORE, 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 son, and Kimberly GuilfoyleKimberly Ann GuilfoyleUniversity of Florida student government president faces impeachment over Trump Jr. appearance Trump Jr. visit to 'The View' boosts ratings to highest in six months Trump Jr., Guilfoyle walk offstage after hecklers drown out book event in California: report MORE, a senior adviser for Trump's 2020 campaign and Trump Jr.'s girlfriend, battled with the show's liberal and conservative-leaning hosts.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, who bitterly battled with McCain during the 2016 campaign and his first year in office, was not invited, though his daughter Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia Ivanka Trump talking to lawmakers about gun reform legislation: report MORE and son-in-law Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerTop immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE attended the service.
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