Almost all Republicans appear to be opposed to the resolution.
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They have very good reasons to be opposed to Erdogan.
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She wouldn't be opposed to something more local, like City Council.
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"I would not be opposed to another season," she told E!
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It's understandable why physicians' groups might be opposed to retail clinics.
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Humans and machines don't have to be opposed to one another.
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"I think Congress would be opposed to that," he told reporters.
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It's easy to see why Berger would be opposed to Landgraf's theory.
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We are and always will be opposed to any form of discrimination.
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In particular, Democrats tend to be opposed to cutting taxes for high earners.
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Europe would certainly not be opposed to a renewed push for summit diplomacy.
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You can be opposed to trade agreements and be in favor of trade.
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Dan Loeb's Third Point is also reportedly thought to be opposed to the deal.
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"They wouldn't be opposed to one that's written in the appropriate way," Corker said.
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Goss also says he "wouldn't be opposed" to creating a similar site for Democrats.
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And I think a lot of people are going to be opposed to it.
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On the other hand, Nordstrom doesn't want to be opposed to the Trump brand either.
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Most of those hanged were civilians "believed to be opposed to the government," the report finds.
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Ask yourself why any responsible breeder would be opposed to inspections of their kennels and practices?
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Dio Vento, who started playing competitively in Pokémon Diamond used to be opposed to the idea.
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Other Senate Republicans have signaled that they wouldn't be opposed to Judiciary Committee hearings, including Sen.
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Tech media – outside of a couple level-headed responses – seemed to be opposed to the change.
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"I'd be opposed to that," McConnell said in an interview with National Journal that was released Friday.
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"I would not be opposed to another season," she told the entertainment outlet at PaleyFest last week.
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There was a lot going on politically that you couldn't help but be opposed to, like apartheid.
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Surprise ... she is, and wouldn't be opposed to donning a mask herself if the opportunity presented itself.
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She has claimed to not be opposed to impeachment, but she certainly hasn't been helping it along.
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"In general, if this sparks an interest in eye care, I wouldn't be opposed to it," he says.
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As such, Cramer wouldn't be opposed to investors taking profits here, particularly in white-hot stocks like Nvidia.
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In principle I would not be opposed to killing individuals who are worthless or dangerous in that sense.
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But, if she's really feeling bold, we wouldn't be opposed to seeing her with an even shorter cut.
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MANY OF THE SAME PEOPLE WHO WERE CRYING CHICKEN LITTLE NOW ALSO BE OPPOSED TO THOSE TWO MOVES.
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Jackson previously has said she would be opposed to postponing the start of the trial beyond Sept. 17.
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To be opposed to the things that are helping rebuild our middle class is a losing strategy for Democrats.
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Wade in 1973, had a spillover effect where those opposed to abortion also began to be opposed to birth control.
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Of course, justices opposed to Roe are likely to be opposed to the far more recent establishment of marriage equality.
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Despite Duterte's comments, Kirby said the U.S. would not be opposed to the Philippines and China having a closer relationship.
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I mean, I'm starting to think that you might be opposed to the very idea of my prompts and recommendations.
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Trump has he would not be opposed to taking an equity stake in companies to which the government extends aid.
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During Sunday's press briefing, he said his administration wouldn't be opposed to let people work from home ... as in vote.
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Graham said some eye doctors may be opposed to the online exams because they threaten a source of their revenue.
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Miller said he did not think she was imitating anyone and that he believed her to be opposed to Trump.
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He repeatedly stated his frustration during the Obamacare repeal debate, finding several different reasons to be opposed to the bill.
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But on the other hand, he seems to be opposed to massive immigration to America, which is something anti-replacist.
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They didn&apost even put the name in because they were going to be opposed to this person whoever it was.
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Lave, who also favored a higher standard, said she incorrectly expected victims advocates to be opposed to stiffer due process protections.
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"I don't know anything about it," Kirby told the news outlet, although she wouldn't be opposed to taking on the role.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Roger Federer says he would be opposed to men's tennis following the women's example and allowing on-court coaching.
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I have photographed The Queen is Dead by The Smiths, though, so I wouldn't be opposed to photographing another "major" release.
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They would be opposed to any attempt by Congress, the courts, ICANN or anyone else that tries to reduce piracy online.
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Several parishioners known to be opposed to the L.G.B.T. ministry and to Mr. Bianco did not respond to requests for interviews.
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I didn't actually speak to the studio, I just tweeted about it — I said I would not be opposed to it.
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Regardless of it's unhealthiness, it's still tasty, and I would not be opposed to being at a buffet with fast food.
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Trump was thought to be opposed to the merger because of how it could benefit CNN, which is part of Time Warner.
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The survey also found that Republicans were more likely than Democrats to be opposed to voting rights for people younger than 18.
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Some lawmakers have said they would view this willingness as an indication she would not be opposed to repealing Roe v. Wade.
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"I've had conversations with top Clinton staffers and they assure me that they are going to be opposed to TPP," Weaver said.
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"I'm one of the people who believes this is the Democratic process and we shouldn't be opposed to primaries happening," she added.
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Former Attorney General Eric Holder said he wouldn't necessarily be opposed to Donald Trump receiving classified security briefings as the Republican nominee.
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Those familiar with the technique also argue that despite privacy concerns, few would be opposed to helping catch a homicide or rape suspect.
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He said Apple didn't want to put the Apple Watch through the FDA, but the company wouldn't be opposed to making adjacent products.
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"There are lot of candidates and money in the House and Senate who may be opposed to sensible gun control legislation," Sanders continued.
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The Republican president appeared to address one of the concerns by indicating he would not be opposed to extending the 90-day truce.
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" Motherboard was told that these employees "may be opposed to [PayPal's Palestinian expansion] for reasons that have little to do with business interests.
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Of course, an extreme right party today, even if they don't campaign against Jews, we understand that they will be opposed to Jews also.
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But there is a broad understanding that Beijing would be opposed to American forces crossing the 38th parallel that divides North and South Korea.
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Ms. Paltrow may be opposed to factory farming, but reporters were shunted to speak to her in short segments like cattle, though exquisitely fed.
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RELATED: Delegates launch anybody but Trump drive Membership in the RNC is no guarantee that the Rules delegates would be opposed to unbinding the delegates.
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This group is believed to be opposed to, and possibly contemptuous of, Mr Bannon's agenda—and General McMaster looks like a fine addition to it.
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As for the economy, Mr Duterte's record in Davao, where he cut crime and encouraged investment, suggests that he may not be opposed to business.
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The Trump administration does not seem to be opposed to states offering unemployment coverage to federal workers who have remained at home amid the closure.
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President Donald Trump said he is unsure whether he would be opposed to releasing special counsel Robert Mueller's final report, deferring to the attorney general.
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I don't believe that JonBenét Ramsey's murder is a touchstone for those types of national conversations (though I wouldn't be opposed to hearing that argument).
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On Monday morning, Trump tweeted that some of the migrants are "stone cold criminals" and that he would not be opposed to closing the border altogether.
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This group is believed to be opposed to, and possibly contemptuous of, Mr Bannon's populist agenda--and Mr McMaster looks like a valuable addition to it.
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From the beginning, lysergic acid — the raw material to make LSD — was already hard to get, and we believed that governments would be opposed to this.
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Republicans would be opposed to that, naturally, but so might moderate Democrats, and even the fairly liberal Dems who represent New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
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" Asked if he was one of those who would be opposed to quickly passing a payroll tax cut, Braun added: "I would be one of them.
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Mr. Black said he had not had any conversations with Mr. Zelensky's team about a possible contract, but would not be opposed to such an engagement.
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Mr. Jones said he used to be opposed to the idea when he was younger, believing that gay culture shouldn't simply strive to copy straight culture.
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In a 2018 interview with InStyle, the actress gushed over her former sitcom gig and hinted she wouldn't be opposed to it coming back in some capacity.
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Amnesty International says that, since Abiy took office, there have been several waves of mass arrests of people in Oromiya perceived to be opposed to the government.
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Alongside Venezuela, Iraq is thought to be opposed to a relaxation of supply cuts, fearing that higher oil production will lead to a slump in crude prices.
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And while the two co-opting forces might seem to be opposed to each other, they're actually mutually reinforcing agents of the same patriarchal myths about women.
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Corker, who isn't running for reelection next year, is a wild card because he's said he'd be opposed to any tax package that adds to the debt.
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Trump has also said he would not be opposed to receiving opposition research from a foreign entity, even though accepting foreign aid in an election is illegal.
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Once again, she said, her critics were framing a false choice: She could defend the death penalty for a client and still be opposed to it personally.
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A strong majority of voters support President Trump's missile strike in Syria, but the public would be opposed to similar action in North Korea, a new poll shows.
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He said he wouldn&apost be opposed to an apology for the ban but that he&aposs more interested in helping the faith make progress in rooting out racism.
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"I have heard that Trump wouldn't be opposed to providing weapons, but he'd like them to be paid for," said John Herbst, a Ukraine expert at the Atlantic Council.
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The minority leader, like others in Democratic leadership, has said she would be opposed to any deal that includes funding for a southern border wall, a Trump campaign promise.
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It was an opposing viewpoint... I think that it's totally fine to be a dissenting voice and want to contextualize this emergent technology and even be opposed to it.
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Shortly after the incident, Trump tweeted on Monday that some of the migrants are "stone cold criminals" and added that he wouldn't be opposed to closing the border altogether.
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Such engagement serves as a reminder that Orthodoxy need not be opposed to every aspect of modern Western economics, but that Christianity should not simply be capitalism's handmaid either.
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News on Tuesday that she wouldn't be opposed to getting the gang back together and admitted that they'd probably all get along better than they did in their youth.
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In that sense, I wouldn't be opposed to entering the bounty if I could retain the right to do whatever I want with the vulnerability details after the fact.
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Perdue said he would be opposed to moving forward right now with renaming Russell after McCain and would object on the floor if a member moved to do that.
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Asked last week whether Americans would support a gay candidate for president, Trump said he would not be opposed to a member of the LGBTQ community serving as president.
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Nonetheless, many of the Republican governors appear to be opposed to the current Senate legislation, and there is widespread skepticism in their ranks that the bill will pass. Gov.
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This radical center point of view, renamed, will be opposed to the Trump point of view but it will build on the anti-establishment theme of the Trump administration.
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Though Kardashian insists that she and Odom are not back together, she did admit in a preview for Wednesday's Kocktails with Khloé that she wouldn't be opposed to a reconciliation.
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Overall, the musical event seemed like a lot of fun; and, I would absolutely not be opposed to Stranger Things giving dear Charlie Bucket a nod in the upcoming season.
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Considering this fairly decisive loss is still less than a year away, it's easy to understand why some fans might be opposed to Rumble's being given another fight with Cormier.
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But big banks — which work with The Clearing House (TCH), a would-be competitor for the Fed's potential offering — appear to be opposed to the Fed introducing its own system.
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While we wouldn't be opposed to giving each and every one a go — we are beauty-obsessed, after all — there are better ways to decide which is right for you.
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What's wrong with that, exactly, or why is that something that you are opposed to or think that the American people would be opposed to it if they're so open?
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I think that'll carry more weight with potential supporters than the implication that he claimed to be opposed to the Iraq War in 2002, when it was really more like 2004.
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While the two have appeared in adorable selfies together and have posed for photographs on red carpets in recent months, Mulroney said he wouldn't be opposed to revisiting their onscreen characters.
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But as concerns have grown over data collection, many users have expressed interest in a paid, ad-free version of Facebook — and Mark Zuckerberg may not be opposed to the idea.
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And he continues to be opposed to the 14th Amendment's guarantee of birthright citizenship to those born in the United States, established in 1867 to ensure African-Americans were guaranteed citizenship.
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Now that she's through the committee, Haley must win the majority of the Senate — an easy lift considering Republicans control 52 seats and none appear to be opposed to her confirmation.
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Somebody comes along, becomes a very popular leader and he interprets in his own way -- that you should fight, you should kill, you should be opposed to people of other religions.
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Trump told reporters at the White House last week that he would not be opposed to using executive authority for a number of other measures, but he didn't offer any details.
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While those incidents came in response to specific Trump administration policies that hurt people, Cuomo's confrontation shows that cable news personalities perceived to be opposed to Trump can be targets too.
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Mike Lee of Utah, one of the most vocal GOP critics of the law, signaled he may be opposed to the House agreement but cautioned he hadn't seen the final text.
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The fact that her husband pushed NAFTA made it difficult for her to put out a message that she too would be opposed to these kinds of trade deals in the future.
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The next five sections of the HRC report laid out the legal areas where the group argued that Kavanaugh's opinions and other statements suggest he will be opposed to LGBT people's interests.
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Macron's office added that, given this context, France would be opposed to the EU-Mercosur farming deal struck between the European Union and the Mercosur countries of Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
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Stricter environmental rules are a factor in the diminishing coal pipeline, with Japan's environment ministry saying it March it would likely be opposed to new coal projects or expansions at existing plants.
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While it's not surprising that conservatives would be opposed to Romney — many of them distrusted him when he was the GOP nominee — the public lobbying by Trump aides is something altogether different.
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I think we need an orderly process with respect and dignity and that includes not announcing you'll be opposed to someone before you've either met them or three days after they're nominated.
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Gamergate will then tell people that to oppose it is to be opposed to video games themselves—either you sympathize with Gamergate's politics and goals, or you are not a true gamer.
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"I don't know…it could be an interesting character, I don't know," Phoenix told Fandango in April, adding that he wouldn&apost be opposed to comic book movies if the conditions were right.
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Given Trump's vociferous criticism of the Fed's rate hikes last year, it's a safe assumption that any White House pick would be opposed to further Fed moves to lift borrowing costs, Baumohl added.
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Human rights groups have in the past raised concerns that Imbonerakure, the youth wing of Nkurunziza's CNDD-FDD party, have been used to cause violence against anyone perceived to be opposed to Nkurunziza.
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On Wednesday, Shulkin told reporters that "there may be some evidence" that medical marijuana could help veterans — and that he wouldn't be opposed to one day including it in their health care plans.
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Cathy Yan, director of Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey, shared on Twitter that she would "not be opposed to putting Birds of Prey on VOD earlier" in response to the Universal Pictures news.
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"The Chinese people do not want to have war, so we will be opposed to [the] U.S. if it stirs up any conflict," said Liu Zhenmin, vice minister of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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British actor Daniel Craig told U.K.'s The Mirror that he wouldn't be opposed to a woman taking on the role after he hangs up his suit when he's done with the latest movie.
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She added that, while she's not ready to discuss the details of his proposal and they have no wedding plans so far, she wouldn't be opposed to the whole affair being catered by Dunkin' Donuts.
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First of all, it&aposs one that the president brought up himself back during the campaign when he said that anyone that he appointed would be someone that would be opposed to Roe v. Wade.
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The National Rifle Association may not be opposed to at least one gun control measure circulating after the Las Vegas shooting, in which a gunman killed 59 people, including himself, and injured hundreds of others.
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Asked in an interview with Bloomberg about calls in China to boycott Apple (AAPL), Ren said he would be opposed to any such retaliatory action from Beijing even as tensions with the United States escalate.
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The companies have thousands of stores in places where customers may be opposed to restrictions on when and where they can carry guns, but all have now aligned themselves with the movement for gun reforms.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (Calif.), that they wouldn't be opposed to the committee publicly releasing ads from Russian actors on their platform.
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The Smallfoot actress, 22, tells PEOPLE she wouldn't be opposed to playing Ariel in a live-action film of The Little Mermaid — something fans have been behind since rumors swirled she'd been offered the role in August.
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And though we, like many, were perhaps a bit confounded by the strange, new Republican coalition that stormed Washington in late January, so too were attendees confused how anyone could be opposed to protecting animals from cruelty.
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Instead, based on the nationwide polling, the place where residents were least likely to be opposed to population growth was Surry Hills, an inner suburb of Sydney where housing prices have skyrocketed and traffic can be suffocating.
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St Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said he would be opposed to further U.S. interest rate increases and warned future hikes could hamper the central bank's 2 percent inflation target, Market news International reported on Wednesday.
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Brutal Sharia punishments The report said that ISIS targeted those perceived to be opposed to its ideology and rule; people affiliated with the government, including police officers and public officials; doctors; lawyers; journalists; and tribal and religious leaders.
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"So a Pew Research Center poll came out and found that a majority of Democrats thought that to be opposed to legal immigration was tantamount or was driven by animus or racism towards people of color," she said.
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This is why this strategy of "repeal first and replace later" is just a huge disservice to the American people and is something that I think, whether you're a Republican or a Democrat, you should be opposed to.
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"You cannot be opposed to Trump's foreign policy of militarism and then vote for the budgets that carry it out," Representative Ro Khanna, Democrat of California and a vice chairman of the Progressive Caucus, said in an interview.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin warned it is "impossible to scare" North Korea on Thursday, adding that Pyongyang would always be opposed to quitting its nuclear program because the country views this as its only means of self defense.
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The need for major investment in networks and a current price war have sparked interest from all four companies for new tie-up talks, a move that French telecoms and competition regulators would not be opposed to in principle.
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The move would give Republicans a leg up, while also creating a difficult political situation for red-state Democrats who may be opposed to a conservative Supreme Court Justice but need support from voters ahead of the November elections.
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Mothers Against Drunk Drivers (MADD) would certainly be opposed to the kind of weaving that a drunken driver would do, but I would not ask someone who has lost a child to a drunken driver to find that funny.
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" Pereira said she had worked with Newton as recently as last year and "would not be opposed" to doing so again "whenever there's something that needs to be done in this city or community that requires us to work together.
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While Kelly has said privately he wants to see the US emerge victorious in Afghanistan -- which could suggest he would be opposed to a significant drawdown or withdrawal from the country -- it's less than clear what victory would look like.
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While opposition groups were responsible for some of the violence, the report said, a large majority of victims have been identified as people who were opposed or perceived to be opposed to the government, or who belonged to opposition parties.
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Joanna: In this hippie harem, kisses are so abundant, but today marks the first occasion that I get to pash two tongues simultaneously [Nahaal has a split tongue], and I'd be lying if I pretended to be opposed to that.
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" In 2017, after Curry had announced that he would be opposed to the then-NBA champion Warriors celebrating their title at the White House, Trump tweeted, "Going to the White House is considered a great honor for a championship team.
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The time frame for the executions isn't clear, but the report from Amnesty International says twice a week, groups of as many as 50 prisoners, mainly civilians believed to be opposed to the government, are told they're being transferred from their cells.
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But the company is now very clearly in a situation where it's trying to both get the best of Trump and Republican policies without putting off workers in the tech industry at large, who generally seem to be opposed to the president's actions.
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During a 27-hour debate on House Republicans' health care plan in the House Energy and Commerce Committee, Shimkus suggested men could be opposed to former President Barack Obama's signature health care law because under the law they are required to pay for prenatal care.
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Trump is against free trade and other aspects of the unimpeded market; notably uncritical of the big federal social welfare programs; not visibly religious, personally restrained or engaged in community life; and in every other particular seems to be opposed to everything Levin is for.
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I mean, I talk to my friends all the time on the right, and they understand the views about why they should be opposed to what the left wants to do, but they have scarce time in their life and they have scarce political capital.
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Mimicking [scents] is something that's come about in recent years that's increased sustainability, which is something I would normally be opposed to because I'd want all organic and natural ingredients, but that can be more harmful to the environment because mimicking fragrances uses no land or water.
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Hammack said he understands why people may be opposed to a term like sapiosexual because their views are "coming from a paradigm of sexual orientation we've been raised with," or that a person's sexual orientation is defined by their gender identity and the gender identity of others.
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In the week Trump won the election, Doctors & Engineers were due to launch their debut album; instead, they felt an overwhelming feeling to sit back and absorb the fact that four years of Trump's government would be opposed to their "immigrant kid music" and support for social justice causes.
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Mr. Weese had denied Mr. Pruitt's requests to use lights and sirens when being driven in his agency-issued vehicle to restaurants and airports, and also made it clear he would be opposed to signing off on security waivers to allow Mr. Pruitt to fly in first class.
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"I think that evangelical Christians of all denominations, many of whom used to be opposed to the lottery, see that if the money is spent on our children, for our children's education or for some other important public purpose that it's O.K.," Mr. Siegelman said, reviving some of his 1999 pitch.
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Nicholas Kristof of the New York Times offered these "modest steps" that "collectively could make a difference" — and, I would add, save lives: How can any intelligent, humane, sensible person be opposed to these proposals that would surely reduce the carnage that is now occurring — 30,85033 Americans dying every year by gun violence.
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Another thing that often happens with places that provide services to people who use drugs is you can get a NIMBY [not in my backyard] effect — in which local residents are concerned that this will act as a honeypot drawing more people to the neighborhood, causing them to be opposed to the new service.
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"I'd go so far as to say that even if you could prove to me, and I couldn't conceive this for a moment, but even if you could prove to me that illegal immigration would help the economy, I would still be opposed to illegal immigration because it's about our dispossession as a people," he said.
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There will be a new track available to stream every week, beginning with Zaytoven's Pose To.—Rolling Stone VA Secretary Says Maybe 'Some Evidence' Medical Weed is HelpfulThe Veteran Affairs secretary, David Shulkin, said there "may be some evidence" that medical marijuana "is beginning to be helpful" to vets with health problems, and signaled he might not be opposed to including it in healthcare plans.
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Pat ToomeyPatrick (Pat) Joseph ToomeyNSA improperly collected US phone records in October, new documents show Overnight Defense: Pick for South Korean envoy splits with Trump on nuclear threat | McCain blasts move to suspend Korean military exercises | White House defends Trump salute of North Korean general WH backpedals on Trump's 'due process' remark on guns MORE (R-Pa.), a conservative who would in other circumstances be opposed to a more than $153 trillion spending bill.
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