This familiar process should be akin to riding a bike.
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This would be akin to an iPhone arriving without iOS installed.
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It would be akin to America returning the Statue of Liberty.
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This would be akin to a quarterback sliding without being touched.
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The finding range should be akin to that of the standalone Tile units.
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The administration's proposed budget will be akin to taking away the Agency's bread and water.
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" Trump's budget, he said, "will be akin to taking away the agency's bread and water.
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The tariff would be akin to a 10 percent tax added to the bill at Walmart.
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The dilemma facing voters will be akin to that found in a winner-take-all primary.
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This can be akin to Facebook shutting down one side in national debates, one expert argues.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said the disruption could be akin to the 1970s oil shock.
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Self-driving tech for trucking could someday be akin to a commercial airline pilot turning on autopilot.
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READ: Conflict with N. Korea would be akin to WWII, U.S. general says North Korea remains defiant.
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This will be akin to the review over Smithfields when it was bought by Shuanghui International Holdings.
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The surgery to remove this benign, but huge, mass would be akin to having a C-section.
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This might be akin to "natural selection," but the success of a particular function is hardly random.
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"As a general matter, it would be akin to any other kind of trespass law," Rowland said.
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It would be akin, they say, to forcing Apple to acting as an arm of law enforcement.
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It would be akin to learning that Australia's kangaroos and koalas live in the wilds of Asia today.
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For the many burger connoisseurs out there, a simple cheeseburger would be akin to driving a Ferrari slowly.
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This forcefully confirmed prior precedent that banned speech must be akin to yelling "Fire!" in a crowded theater.
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It would be akin to inviting a gang of known cyber pilferers into our national financial electronic infrastructure.
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Perhaps this will be akin to the apocryphal "secret plan" of Richard Nixon to end the Vietnam war.
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It would be akin to protecting corporate and government whistle-blowers while leaving intact barriers to prosecuting corruption.
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But those who want to keep the name argue that removing it would be akin to erasing history.
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A HubSpotter mocking his teddy bear would be akin to a Scientologist making fun of L. Ron Hubbard's cravat.
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The level of mindfulness one can experience on Shabbos can be akin to natural high, luring you into present.
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After all, the upgrade-cycle for my refrigerator better not be akin to the upgrade cycle on my phone.
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"You'd have thought that attending an event celebrating patents would be akin to taking a sedative," quips one guest.
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Redefining who gets represented in those states would be akin to rolling back nearly two decades of demographic change.
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Such long-term economic planning would be akin to efforts in countries like China and Germany, Ms. Warren said.
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"It's not what would be akin to a biopic; Rafa functions as symbol in the play," Gil-Sheridan said.
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At one point, Roberts joked that determining the source of the pollution could be akin to solving a mystery.
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Mr. Grillo said then that cooperating with traditional parties in any sort of alliance would be akin to capitulation.
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Napolean considers these setups to be akin to modular synthesizers, with the operators acting a bit like early synthesizer programmers.
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Tomorrow, the vulnerability disclosure could be akin to "the next Heartbleed" – a widely distributed, remotely executable vulnerability with mass exploitability.
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" "Taking our forces our of Syria -- the 2,200 -- would be akin to tearing down the wall along the southern border.
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Viewed against these court mandates of billions in new spending, talk of tax cuts may be akin to rearranging deckchairs.
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For Tesla, it's a moment that could be akin to the industry- and world-changing launch of Apple's first iPhone.
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His nomination will be akin to Barry Goldwater's victory in 1964, or, on the Democratic side, McGovern's victory in 1972.
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Some of these words are fun, like his monologue about how Colton's "business" would be akin to a Louis Vuitton duffel.
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That would be akin to saying Nokia was thriving back in 2010 because it sold the most phones at the time.
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"With brains that are already vulnerable, adding something like marijuana could be akin to throwing gasoline on a fire," says Jorandby.
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Some suggest this would be akin to the "madman" with the bomb signaling that Richard Nixon used during the Vietnam War.
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Others noted that giving the movie a platform would be akin to elevating fringe deniers of climate change or the Holocaust.
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Giving up the contents of his private phone would be akin to a doctor giving up confidential patient information, he said.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said leaving the EU with no transition could be akin to the 1970s oil shock.
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" "But ... [i]n the Obama administration, the Justice Department had concluded that pursuing Assange would be akin to prosecuting a news organization.
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It would be akin to prosecuting the mother whose child runs into traffic to retrieve a ball and causes a fatal accident.
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Breyer questioned whether denying churches access to the playground grant money would be akin to refusing to provide police or fire services.
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Supporters of his case argued that sending Santos, a chef, back to his native Honduras would be akin to a death sentence.
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The sheer distance of the black hole from Earth meant it would be akin to photographing an orange on the Moon's surface.
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To forget would be not only dangerous but offensive; to forget the dead would be akin to killing them a second time.
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CRAIG VENTER: There'll be silicon-based robots and things that -- JOE KERNEN: Will it be called -- will it be akin to life?
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An academic study into "after-death communication" has found people's reported experiences of speaking to the dead can be akin to therapy.
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It would be akin, Politico's Matthew Nussbaum noted, to the overconfidence that people felt after Donald Trump won the Republican presidential nomination.
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Otherwise, the quality of our policy knowledge base with regard to China will be akin to the silence of one hand clapping.
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Fed Chair Janet Yellen likes to say the process will be akin to "watching paint dry" and won't be disruptive to markets.
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But that would be akin to saying that the comedy stylings of Chevy Chase were more intellectually robust than those of Adam Sandler.
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If the goals are met, the reduction by 2030 will be akin to taking 80m cars off the road—helpful but not revolutionary.
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The research itself indicated that the levels applied to the test participants' gloves would be akin to smearing your hands with infected feces.
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That would be akin to working a walk, bunting the base runner over and then getting a solid single to score a run.
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Third, using Facebook is not just an individual action but also a collective one that may be akin to failing to pay taxes.
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Practicing digital minimalism may be akin to getting a personal trainer or developing a Transcendental Meditation practice—a rarefied form of self-improvement.
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The process of canonization is often considered to be akin to evolution, whereby the fittest survive, and the cream rises to the top.
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Our commanders told us we'd be "Marjah Marines" in a battle would be akin to Falluja in Iraq or Hue in Vietnam. Historic.
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Carney said earlier this month that the impact of leaving the bloc with no transition period could be akin to the 1970s oil crisis.
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The atmosphere would be akin to that of a slightly rowdy high school class, if the average age of the pupils wasn't around 75.
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But remaining engaged after the President's move to exit the Paris accord, he said, would be akin to saying that wasn't a consequential move.
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I think by Filipino standards—especially in the '90s—two people kissing on screen would be akin to a sex scene in Western movies.
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Berg says the film will be akin to Don't Look Back, a 1967 documentary focusing on the life and early career of Bob Dylan.
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Estimates are that 30 percent across-the-board tariffs on Chinese imports would be akin to a $2 per gallon increase in gasoline prices.
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The American authorities said doing so would be akin to an "extension of credit" to Venezuela and thus would violate sanctions imposed last August.
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It would be akin to a Democratic presidential candidate who could not win the state of Washington or a Republican who could not win Tennessee.
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That gives them potential to be akin to "a communal graffiti wall," the company says, with each user contributing a piece of a larger whole.
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It's still unclear what the exact format will be, but it sounds like Planet of the Apps could be akin to a nerdier Shark Tank.
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Vidhima Shetty, a high school freshman, told the committee that using the term South Asian would be akin to asking her to change her name.
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Mike Gross, now the deputy project manager for Grace-FO, suggested it would be akin to building an iPhone 1 — but doing so in 2017.
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That would be akin to a film about Rosa Parks claiming she refused to sit in the back of the bus because of a sexual assault.
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Such a deal would be akin to trading Yellowstone National Park for the complete inventory of Dunkin' Donuts; trades are not won on volume, only quality.
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Comparisons can be made that this regulation would be akin to reducing the alcohol content in, say, single malt scotch, which would fundamentally change the product.
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Summers argued that Fed officials making monetary policy to achieve certain political outcomes would be akin to nonelected military leaders ignoring the directives of the president.
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In a handful of letters from jail, da Silva has repeated he plans to run, in part because not doing so would be akin to admitting guilt.
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Believing this to be the case would be akin to believing that Evangelical Christians who kill abortion doctors are no different from the vast majority of Christians.
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" In another email, Fromme wrote that sharing information from a prior case would be "akin to showing our entire poker hand in advance of placing our bets.
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Mr. Sanders tried to say he took that position because he found the guest-worker program to be "akin to slavery," as critics of it have said.
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With no Democratic leaders in any branch of government to blame, I think this would be akin to what happened in the 2010 elections, but in reverse.
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Trump repeatedly sent mixed messages on why he hadn't fully activated the law, saying it wasn't needed and falsely claiming it would be akin to nationalizing industries.
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That scenario, he writes, would be akin to a "Yuletide Regifting" — where "each side will be giving the other something it wants to get rid of anyway."
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Asked if he was afraid that encouraging audiences to see Straub-Huillet might be akin to pressuring children to eat their spinach, the curator Mr. Siegel was unfazed.
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Solo shooting someone dead before they've made any attempt on his life would be akin to Batman, Superman, or Wonder Woman violating their moral edicts of never killing.
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If approved by the judge, the testing cost would be akin to the cost of a lottery ticket -- and getting a slice of Prince's fortune is the jackpot.
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Given the Senate Finance Committee Chuck Grassley has long said requesting Trump's tax returns would be akin to weaponizing the tax-writing committee, the ask fell to Neal.
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A top official at the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) says the effects of Britain leaving the EU would be akin to a "tax" on British citizens.
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This would be akin to "pulling a Comey," who in July 2016 offered a scathing critique of Clinton's behavior while simultaneously clearing her of criminality in the email investigation.
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But that would be akin to overruling the will of 17.4 million Britons who voted to leave, an extreme step in a country that prides itself on democratic values.
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Between electronic boarding passes, digital itineraries, and mapping apps, traveling without a phone today would be akin to flying without luggage — doable, sure, but only for the truly dedicated.
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That would be akin to saying it's unfair that he beats you at basketball because he bothered to read the rules and you are still playing in ice skates.
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Yet the partisan approach of the GOP underscores the fact that for most Republicans, even admitting any kind of wrongdoing by the President would be akin to political suicide.
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A top official at the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development also said the effects of Britain leaving the EU would be akin to a "tax" on British citizens.
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A spokesman for Bayer said cultivation of unapproved technologies without following mandatory guidelines would set a bad precedent and would be akin to dismantling the country's robust regulatory process.
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According to the principal investigator of the New Horizons mission Alan Stern, not exploring the Kuiper Belt would be akin to not including the Pacific Ocean on a map.
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Which suggests that hating meetings might be akin to hating traffic, families or parties — just another way to express our deep ambivalence about that hard fact of existence: other people.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said leaving the EU with no transition could be akin to the 1970s oil shock, though some Brexiteers say such forecasts are scare tactics.
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Using an F-35 to fly close air support against insurgents would be akin to "buying a brand new Rolls Royce to take the garbage to the dump," Harmer said.
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That would mean breaking the contract with all holders of U.S. Treasuries, which would be akin to a large number of Americans defaulting on all of their debt obligations simultaneously.
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Jack Bacon, a senior scientist at NASA in 2010, told Wired that a hit by a 10-centimeter sphere of aluminum would be akin to detonating 7 kilograms of TNT.
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If both stay true, the result may be akin to 2010, when a so-called wave election swept House Democrats from power in the wake of public opposition to ObamaCare.
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Ancestors on both sides of his family "proudly fought and died for the Confederacy," he said, and to rename the street would be akin to erasing history and his heritage.
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"I think it will be akin to the one-and-done in basketball where the true freshman is sought after," Gary Danielson, a CBS commentator and former Purdue quarterback, said.
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"Kourani considers his family name to be akin to the 'bin Ladens of Lebanon,' and one of his brothers is the 'face of Hezbollah' in Yater, Lebanon," the complaint said.
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It would be akin to another Republican goal — repealing the estate tax, which would also benefit the very wealthiest Americans, at a revenue loss of $226 billion over 10 years.
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President Barack Obama has criticized Donald Trump for saying he plans to shun daily intelligence briefings once inaugurated, saying that would be akin to "flying blind" in managing national security affairs.
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"In some respects, Brexit would be akin to a tax on GDP, imposing a persistent and rising cost on the economy that would not be incurred if the U.K.," it added.
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The firm expects Boeing's NMA will likely be akin to "a down-sized" 787 jet, as airlines have preferred the "widebody" aircraft to "narrowbody" jets of similar performance and passenger capacity.
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" The official also responded to Cook's analogy that creating new software to access the iPhone of San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook would be akin to creating the "software equivalent of cancer.
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Critics say printing small-denomination bills, with no expiry date, would be akin to creating a parallel currency and as such could open the way for Italy to quit the euro.
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Last fall, members of the United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention completed a two-week visit to the U.S. and found American detention centers to indeed be akin to prisons.
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Expecting them to consider the opinions of readers when making such journalistic decisions would be akin to asking an artist to produce a masterwork to accommodate the taste of a benefactor.
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When it comes to putting paint on a surface, DiBenedetto will do everything he can, except destroy the canvas, because that would be akin to letting the air out the balloon.
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Many viewers expected the show to be akin to a meritocracy, where true talent eventually wins out over all the other bullshit and drama you see on most other reality shows.
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It would be akin to sending your third grader to school for half-days of classes for a month or two and telling them that they are now on their own.
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At a town hall meeting Tuesday in Iowa, Grassley faced accusations that Obamacare repeal would be akin to a death panel, as it could end health coverage for millions of Americans.
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I'm yet to discover them all, so I've no idea what gathering them all does, but it could be akin to Journey's scarf, granting the diver greater speed from the game's beginning.
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Strategists fear that this rebalancing - which needs be even more pronounced if a shock follows a period of unusually muted volatility, such as now - may be akin to adding fuel to fire.
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This would be akin to President Franklin Roosevelt's "court packing" scheme announced in 6900 to increase the size of the court to shape it to be friendlier to his New Deal programs.
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"In an already volatile region, Mr. Trump's action will be akin to dousing gasoline on a burning fire," said Ebrahim Moosa, a professor of Islamic studies at the University of Notre Dame.
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Its reaction would be akin to that of a distant ancestor whose takeaway from his brief exposure to saber-tooth tigers was that they made a restful swooshing sound when they moved.
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His signet seems to be akin to a less magical version of a wizard's patronus in the Harry Potter-verse — a symbol that has to do with his destiny or true self.
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While the motives for the attack remain unclear, a judicial source said it did not appear to be akin to other attacks carried out by Muslim militants in Paris in recent years.
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A value-added tax would be akin to a national sales tax, but harder to evade than traditional sales taxes and thus an efficient revenue raiser well suited to a consumer-oriented economy.
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You rescind the invitation via a long and garbled but earnest text saying you're just not ready for him to meet your friends because, for you, that would be akin to meeting family.
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Other citizens — many of them older, white residents who wrote letters to the editor — complained about the damage to public property and argued that removing the statue would be akin to erasing history.
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"Calling it an epidemic would be akin to admitting that the government let the problem get out of control over the past 30 years," she said, explaining why the government avoids the term.
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Back in 2015, when Hidejiro Matsu's plans for a Houston spot were first announced, I thought the spot might be akin to a jumbo-sized FamilyMart, or an Everything's Bigger in Texas–esque Lawson.
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I'm grateful the first scene we watched was a Filipino film instead of something more raunchy—if we watched something by today's standards back in those days it would be akin to watching porn.
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Mike pointed out that the childhood Lucy was having on N Street may be akin to one she might have enjoyed in a village in rural China, but it was extraordinary in suburban America.
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Some experts have expressed concern the reverse auction may be akin to an amnesty for investors who have not performed, which could provide an incentive for companies in the future to fail to meet commitments.
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However, the newest branch is expected to be akin to the structure of the Marine Corps, which is a component of the U.S. Department of the Navy but has separate representation on the Joint Chiefs.
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Alabama State Auditor Jim Zeigler, a Republican, dismissed the charges brought forth in a Washington Post article about Moore Thursday, telling The Washington Examiner that the relationship would be akin to that of Joseph and Mary.
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The proposal drew backlash from trade groups and wireless carriers, who said that it would be akin to placing a tax on conversations and could have created inequity between wireless carriers and messaging apps like WhatsApp.
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According to sources, Topolsky aims for the new business to be akin to luxury lifestyle brand Monocle, which publishes a magazine 10 times a year as well as producing a website, a radio show and events.
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But he added that using those vessels to shuttle people 140 million miles to Mars, even with new materials and computer automation, would be akin to crossing a giant ocean in a canoe or paddle boat.
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In the United States, it would be akin to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention using apps from Amazon and Facebook to track the coronavirus, then quietly sharing user information with the local sheriff's office.
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But when you go back exactly four years ago, you're also reminded that Trump was causing utter panic among his party's standard-bearers, who were convinced that nominating him would be akin to forfeiting the election.
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The alternative would be to trust these platforms to fix the problem without any oversight, would be akin to trusting financial institutions in 2009 to fix things on their own without any oversight or future accountability.
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Proponents of keeping the rule say cutting it would be akin to saying "it's OK for the big phone and cable companies to spy on Americans," as the Executive Director for the Center for Digital Democracy noted.
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Additionally, they argue the fuel source is easy to obtain from U.S. allies like Canada and Australia, and that any move by the federal government to bolster domestic production would be akin to propping up an industry.
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A spokeswoman told us it will not be verifying political advertisers' identities in these two markets, saying the system will rather be akin to a temporary ban on foreign-funded ads imposed during Ireland's recent abortion referendum.
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In a video released on his Twitter account, the mayor of Buenos Aires, Horacio Rodríguez Larreta, called it a "truly crazy idea" that would be akin to taking all cars off the streets after a traffic accident.
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American officials have waged a global offensive against Huawei, telling other countries that allowing a Chinese company to build the world's next generation of wireless networks would be akin to handing national secrets to a foreign agent.
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American officials have waged a global offensive against Huawei, telling other countries that allowing a Chinese company to build the world's next generation of wireless networks would be akin to handing national secrets to a foreign agent.
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I am not sure exactly what she thinks goes down at these concerts, but it seems like she believes them to be akin to some kind hedonistic free-for-all complete with everything but the ritual animal sacrifice.
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Transition officials have downplayed the suggestion that purchasing tickets to Saturday's event may be akin to buying access to the President-elect, noting the New Year's Eve party is an annual event at the club that regularly sells out.
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The company also plans to roll out autonomous taxis in some parts of the US. The service will allow Tesla owners to add their cars to a Tesla network, which he said would be akin to Uber or Airbnb.
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John Neuffer, president and chief executive officer of the Semiconductor Industry Association, told Reuters the offer would be "akin to an accounting sleight of hand" and "an attempt to rearrange our supply chains and drive them deeper into China".
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While there's no rent-to-own option today, the company is considering it as a future feature, but Reno doesn't want renters to assume this is something that would be akin to the (basically usurious businesses) Rent-a-Center.
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John Neuffer, president and chief executive of the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA), told Reuters the offer would be "akin to an accounting sleight of hand" and "an attempt to rearrange our supply chains and drive them deeper into China".
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In this, it would be akin to true international arts beacons like the Salzburg Festival, which has separate branches for opera, music and theater, but also a general director and, at least in theory, an overarching point of view.
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It could, he believed, be akin to—if not bigger than—the Permian-Triassic mass extinction 250 million years ago and the Cretaceous-Tertiary extinction that cleared out the dinosaurs and led to the Age of Mammals—and us.
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Last week BoE Governor Mark Carney gave his backing to a Brexit deal struck by British Prime Minister Theresa May, saying the alternative of leaving the European Union with no transition could be akin to the 1970s oil shock.
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Because it is illegal for foreign nationals to spend money in U.S. campaigns, obscuring funds coming from, say, an agent of the Russian government — by funneling them through an organization like the NRA — would be akin to money laundering.
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Imagine if a startup created a proprietary AI system, for instance, and was compelled to explain exactly how it worked, to the point of laying it all out — it would be akin to asking that a company disclose its source code.
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Everything that's on the road today is a bit of a prototype, and the autonomous vehicle industry argues that to make strict rules now would be akin to Congress legislating a loaf of bread while it's still a lump of dough.
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In some ways, Blackwell said, promoting Trump would for conservatives be akin to snatching defeat from the jaws of victory if he does not accept their principles, after generations of trying to put conservative thought at the heart of U.S. government.
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Overall, that means selectivity is gravitating heavily toward streaming shows, even though the hunt for something worthwhile across the congested landscape of Netflix and its brethren can often be akin to Springsteen's frustration when he only had 57 channels to peruse.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney gave his backing to a Brexit deal struck by British Prime Minister Theresa May, saying the alternative of leaving the European Union with no transition could be akin to the 1970s oil shock.
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Leaving up Confederate flag and monuments built by men honoring that horror would be akin to forcing the victims of ISIS to forever live under the notorious ISIS black flag and live amid monuments and statutes dedicated to "brave" ISIS commanders.
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Sifting these algebra-touting oddballs from the dating pool could be akin to providing a public service, so perhaps rather than approaching venture capitalists, your correspondent might have more luck raising cash among the non-economist users of existing apps.
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Limiting the doctors and hospitals who can use TAVR to only those who meet restrictive criteria would be akin to only allowing only those who can get to large regional hubs to fly cross-country, leaving the rest to drive.
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If the album were an actual concert inside a ghoul-ridden church, this track would be akin to a mellow, jam session-like interlude, each strike of the bell ringing through the hall and sprinkling centuries-old dust off the ceiling.
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If they were bitten by a mosquito carrying the virus after the vaccination, it could be akin to getting dengue a second time, which often leads to far more severe symptoms and potentially death if bad cases are not treated quickly.
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Carlyle A. Thayer, an emeritus professor of politics at the University of New South Wales in Australia, said that such a move would be akin to President John F. Kennedy's ordering a blockade of Cuba during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
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To many at the National Security Agency and United States Cybercommand, a "Cyber Security unit" between Russia and the United States as described by Mr. Trump would be akin to creating a joint missile-defense unit with the North Koreans.
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The two women, who design handmade artwork for weddings and other events, reportedly hold the belief that a marriage should be between a man and a woman and that creating invitations for LGBTQ couples would be akin to endorsing the marriage.
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While these factors could trigger another round of sell-offs like the ones that turned Asian stocks into a sea of red this year, a further reduction in valuations from there would be akin to markets pricing an unlikely recession, she added.
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If the latter option were chosen, it would be akin to the cyberoperations that blew up Iran's nuclear centrifuges a decade ago and the move to wipe out military databases several months ago, after the shooting down of an American drone by Iran.
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Following is an outline of what a no-deal Brexit might look like: Bank of England Governor Mark Carney says Brexit without a transition would deliver a "large negative shock" to the economy which could be akin to the 22016s oil crisis.
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Perhaps the most forceful voice in the Senate against the passage of Promesa was Bernie Sanders, the independent from Vermont who has been running for president as a Democrat, who said that the "junta" would be akin to "a colonial master" for the island.
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Throwing away the treaty's limits on Russian President Vladimir Putin's enormous existing arsenal of large, deployed nuclear weapons—just because it doesn't cover all Russian weapons or include China's much smaller arsenal—would be akin to cutting off our nose to spite our face.
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I imagine that if Charles Barron were to tell top five bantamweight, New Yorker, and full time black man, Aljamain Sterling that he cannot be paid to compete in New York because that would be akin to slavery, Sterling would be left scratching his head.
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"Father testified that any kind of transition at all would go against his core beliefs and allowing the child to transition would be akin to him taking his heart out of his chest and placing it on the table," according to a transcript of Clancy's closing argument.
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Leading candidates to become Britain's next prime minister have said Britain should be ready to leave the EU with no withdrawal deal at all - a move opposed by a majority in parliament and one that the Bank of England has said could be akin to the 1970s oil shock.
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Without addressing these fundamental needs, Baghdad will continue to be seen by many Sunni stakeholders as an enemy, and it will not be able to unite them against IS. Its fight against IS will continue to be akin to killing cockroaches without addressing the source of their infestation.
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Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Christopher Kent was refuting media reports that the expiry of IO loans over the next few years would be akin to the sub-prime crisis in the United States, hammering household spending and forcing a wave of home sales by distressed borrowers.
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U.S. general: Conflict with North Korea would be akin to World War II Human rights dismissed The letter comes shortly after North Korea announced that a U.S. student, Otto Frederick Warmbier, had been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor after accusing him of removing a political banner from a hotel.
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But Stonehenge is so archaeologically important—and has such a hold on the popular imagination—that when the Department for Transport proposed expanding it to four lanes in the 1970s, protesters successfully convinced the broader public that the road improvements would be akin to paving a highway through the Queen's front lawn.
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Rep. Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellHickenlooper ends presidential bid Scenes from Iowa State Fair: Surging Warren, Harris draw big crowds Nadler hits gas on impeachment MORE (D-Calif.) on Thursday warned against inviting Russian President Vladimir Putin to the White House, saying it would be akin to inviting a home burglar over for dinner.
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House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseChris Wallace: Trump testifying 'would be akin to Prince Andrew testifying about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein' Fox's Neil Cavuto rips into Trump over attacks on Chris Wallace's impeachment coverage This week: Round 2 of House impeachment inquiry hearings MORE (R-La.) said Louisiana Gov.
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Now, I know that in changing it up every day I would no longer be participating in a routine, per se, but my rationalization was that this would be akin to a workout schedule, where you do different exercises each day—getting a little stronger, faster, and more flexible with each session.
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The COVID-19 pandemic will be akin to an extremely severe seasonal flu outbreak that will arrive in waves, in which a minority of young and healthy people will be adversely affected, but the elderly and those with pre-existing health conditions will be at real risk, as will the world's healthcare workers.
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Cheng Ran's coming exhibition at the New Museum — titled "Diary of a Madman" (after the first Chinese-language modern novel by the author Lu Xun) — will be akin to an open studio, with 11 monitors playing simultaneously while an ambient soundtrack provided by the noise band While We Still Have Bodies fills the gallery.
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" Although the teen's father testified that he "fully accepts" his child, the prosecutor pointed out that he also "testified that any kind of [gender] transition at all would go against his core beliefs and allowing the child to transition would be akin to him taking his heart out of his chest and placing it on the table.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) saying firing Director Richard Cordray would be akin to Trump "kissing the boots" of payday lenders and big banks.
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" Fox News' Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: Sondland testimony 'took out the bus and ran over' Trump, top aides Chris Wallace: Trump testifying 'would be akin to Prince Andrew testifying about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein' Fox's Neil Cavuto rips into Trump over attacks on Chris Wallace's impeachment coverage MORE asked Himes on "Fox News Sunday.
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I was going to say, "Congratulations on the pending arrival, I have a daughter myself and it's great …" Instead, I made a comment about the weather because I thought if I mentioned the pregnancy it would be akin to commenting on her body and I'm "woke" enough to know that people, especially women, don't like that.
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Both Hammond and BoE Governor Mark Carney have stressed the importance of a transition period, as included in May's plan, to ease Britain out of its four-decade membership of the EU. Carney said last week that the impact of leaving the bloc without a transition could be akin to the 1970s oil crisis for the world's fifth-biggest economy.
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"This question of President Trump, and he did lay out the possibility that he was going to testify, I would think that that would be akin to Prince Andrew testifying about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, which one British critic said was like an airplane crashing into an oil tanker causing a tsunami that set off a nuclear explosion," deadpanned Wallace.
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He ended up at 49," Scalise told Fox News's Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: Sondland testimony 'took out the bus and ran over' Trump, top aides Chris Wallace: Trump testifying 'would be akin to Prince Andrew testifying about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein' Fox's Neil Cavuto rips into Trump over attacks on Chris Wallace's impeachment coverage MORE on "Fox News Sunday.
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BoE Governor Mark Carney and finance minister Philip Hammond have both previously stressed the importance of a transition period, as included in May's plan, to ease Britain out of its four-decade membership of the EU. Carney said last week that the impact of leaving the bloc without a transition could be akin to the 1970s oil crisis for the world's fifth-biggest economy.
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"The establishment of a working group as reported by Foreign Minister Lavrov to study how to curb cyber interference in elections in which the Russians would play any role, would be akin to inviting the North Koreans to participate in a commission on nonproliferation — it tacitly adopts the fiction that the Russians are a constructive partner on the subject instead of the worst actor on the world stage," Schiff said.
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In Washington, three months may be akin to an eternity for negotiations, but fresh off a partial but history-making January government shutdown, with animosity between House Democrats and the administration in clear view, and President Donald Trump looming as the constant legislative wild card, the meeting signals an attempt to stave off an avoidable showdown and debt ceiling debacle that would leave both Republicans and Democrats politically damaged and the country reeling from their showdown.
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House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseChris Wallace: Trump testifying 'would be akin to Prince Andrew testifying about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein' Fox's Neil Cavuto rips into Trump over attacks on Chris Wallace's impeachment coverage This week: Round 2 of House impeachment inquiry hearings MORE (R-La.) on Sunday offered support for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE's pardons of two U.S. service members in cases involving allegations of war crimes.
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House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseChris Wallace: Trump testifying 'would be akin to Prince Andrew testifying about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein' Fox's Neil Cavuto rips into Trump over attacks on Chris Wallace's impeachment coverage This week: Round 2 of House impeachment inquiry hearings MORE (R-La.), meanwhile, disputed the claim Sondland reportedly made to State Department official David Holmes that Trump cared only about Ukraine in relation to investigating former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE and his son Hunter Biden.
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Fox News' Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: Sondland testimony 'took out the bus and ran over' Trump, top aides Chris Wallace: Trump testifying 'would be akin to Prince Andrew testifying about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein' Fox's Neil Cavuto rips into Trump over attacks on Chris Wallace's impeachment coverage MORE asked Scalise about State Department official David Holmes' testimony that Ambassador to the European Union Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandFive takeaways from the Democratic debate Biden says Trump could face prosecution after leaving office Biden: Impeachment hearings show 'Trump doesn't want me to be the nominee' MORE told him Trump did not care about Ukraine beyond the possibility of an investigation.
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Jim HimesJames (Jim) Andres HimesThe Memo: GOP plays risky game with attacks on Vindman Impeachment witnesses push back against being called 'Never Trumpers' Live coverage: House holds third day of public impeachment hearings MORE (D-Conn.), meanwhile, was asked by Fox News's Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: Sondland testimony 'took out the bus and ran over' Trump, top aides Chris Wallace: Trump testifying 'would be akin to Prince Andrew testifying about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein' Fox's Neil Cavuto rips into Trump over attacks on Chris Wallace's impeachment coverage MORE whether it would "blow a hole in your case" if Sondland testifies there was no quid pro quo conditioning military aid on an investigation.
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House Minority Whip Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseChris Wallace: Trump testifying 'would be akin to Prince Andrew testifying about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein' Fox's Neil Cavuto rips into Trump over attacks on Chris Wallace's impeachment coverage This week: Round 2 of House impeachment inquiry hearings MORE (R-La.) on Sunday pushed back against claims by witnesses in the House's impeachment inquiry that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE's only concern in Ukraine was securing an investigation into former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE's son, citing as evidence the fact that the White House sold the country Javelin missiles.
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Fox News anchor Chris WallaceChristopher (Chris) WallaceChris Wallace: Sondland testimony 'took out the bus and ran over' Trump, top aides Chris Wallace: Trump testifying 'would be akin to Prince Andrew testifying about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein' Fox's Neil Cavuto rips into Trump over attacks on Chris Wallace's impeachment coverage MORE said that Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandFive takeaways from the Democratic debate Biden says Trump could face prosecution after leaving office Biden: Impeachment hearings show 'Trump doesn't want me to be the nominee' MORE, U.S. ambassador to the European Union, "took out the bus and ran over" President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE and some of his top aides while testifying in the House impeachment inquiry on Wednesday.
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