The Iran decision breaks with one illusion; the move to Jerusalem breaks with another.
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Biomonitoring also breaks with the traditional ways of approaching measurement.
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Do you think it breaks with traditional perceptions of beauty?
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Like Moshfegh, she breaks with mutually assured empathy and meaning.
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The practices raises concerns and breaks with decades of tradition.
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Such breaks with the Trump narrative on Fox are rare, though.
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The statement is significant because it breaks with the government's official position.
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The practice is legal, but breaks with past precedent for cabinet secretaries.
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Go deeper: Trump's UN pick breaks with White House on climate change
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That setup already breaks with Trek tradition in a few key ways.
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The Hill: Senate breaks with Trump on Saudi-led war in Yemen.
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Mr. Schiff is correct that defunding UNRWA breaks with historic U.S. policy.
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This breaks with a recent private equity trend toward offsetting such fees.
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Go deeper: Where Tom Cotton breaks with Trump on U.S. foreign policy
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The Yankees have not needed many breaks with Severino on the mound.
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Trump's recent support breaks with leaders of his own party, such as Sen.
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The reverie breaks with Ai Weiwei's enormous (fake) crystal light tree, "Chandelier" (2015).
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Collins is among the Senate Republicans who breaks with her party most often.
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We were shooting 24/7 without meal breaks, with nobody really directing us.
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SkipMode, meanwhile, lets you bypass commercial breaks with a press of a button.
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My heart simultaneously swells and breaks with each #metoo post that I read.
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Creating the visual world of The Favourite required selective breaks with historical accuracy.
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France breaks with a four-on-four and Griezmann tries one from distance.
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Like his father, he breaks with Republican orthodoxy when he feels like it.
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However, Feinstein's request for an investigation ahead of the hearing breaks with procedure.
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After seeing them today, he quickly breaks with GOP leadership and sides with them.
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Susan Collins, a Maine Republican who frequently breaks with her party, dismissed the idea.
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Trump breaks with his predecessors by not holding a year-end press conference. Dec.
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Unlike the others, she eventually started spending weekends and long breaks with her mother.
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His brief relationship with Kelly took place during one of his breaks with the singer.
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He also breaks with the Church on gay rights, having voiced tolerance for gay unions.
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This is not the case with Trump, who breaks with his party on multiple issues.
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The ruling breaks with several federal appeals courts that upheld similar regulations in other states.
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That also breaks with the House GOP plan, which would lower the rate next year.
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Breaks with convention can be intimidating, even unsettling, but this is not one of those.
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But are long lunches and coffee breaks with your work friends bringing down your productivity?
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Perhaps worst is that this new step breaks with what was a proudly liberal tradition.
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The Glance Clock breaks with the idea that smart devices should cater to the individual.
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His request has triggered a political backlash and breaks with longstanding norms established after Watergate.
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Electric toothbrushes are generally not the classiest looking devices, but this model breaks with tradition.
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Go deeper: Conservative news goes to war over Donald Trump Trump breaks with Fox News
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It breaks with tradition, and it doesn't accord with how Canada's monarchy works in 2020.
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The paintings explore, in his words, "parallel cultural histories," as modernism breaks with Western traditions.
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This breaks with a decade-old tradition of the G20 endorsing free trade and rejecting protectionism.
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That too offends the nationalists, since abdication supposedly breaks with over two millennia of immutable tradition.
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Douthat places an emphasis on how Trump breaks with the Bush vision of the Republican Party.
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The decision breaks with decades of U.S. policy and risks fuelling violence in the Middle East.
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Trump's pick for the head of Homeland Security has some notable breaks with the incoming administration.
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The episodes were eligible for ad breaks, with revenue split between Facebook and the show creator.
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Poland breaks with numbers and the ball gets to Zielinski with only the keeper to beat.
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So what happens if Khan breaks with the army's policy of not overtly targeting militant groups?
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He reflects some existing trends in the Republican Party but in many ways breaks with them.
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If Ratney remains in the job, you can expect a number of public breaks with the administration.
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You're a beautiful place Evian but that's just too many bad breaks with good shots for me.
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The FBI director's confirmation of the probe breaks with the FBI's policy not to disclose ongoing investigations.
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He has put forth a proposal that would replace the current 44 tax breaks with three incentives.
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AIPAC breaks with Trump Many in Washington find the views of Omar and Tlaib toward Israel abhorrent.
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Pompeo rarely breaks with Trump publicly and is a key player on many of his administration's priorities.
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Elizabeth breaks with her handler and kills a fellow officer to protect her nation's government against internal enemies.
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Key GOP senator breaks with Trump in saying the whistleblower 'ought to be heard out and protected' Sen.
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The decision has attracted scrutiny from Democratic lawmakers and activists urging a candidate who breaks with past precedent.
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Yi lives near a dog park and says she enjoys taking the quick breaks with her canine friend.
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"When you lose someone like that in this way, we mourn and our heart breaks with that family."
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Among the movie's pleasures is a creature design that at last breaks with H. R. Giger's slavering aliens.
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Knowing that even the tiniest of breaks with Trump's accepted line of response -- This is a witch hunt!
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Undone's rotoscoped style can be off-putting and startling, thanks to the shifting spaces and breaks with reality.
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"The new language breaks with the party's practice of framing its aim of establishing a Palestinian state solely in terms of Israel's interests," said a statement from Jeremy Ben-Ami, president and founder of J Street, which advocates for Israel but sometimes breaks with the positions of the Israeli government.
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Trump has yet to appoint a science adviser, which breaks with decades of practice in Republican and Democratic administrations.
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"The Trump trade plan breaks with the globalist wings of both the Republican and Democratic parties," the document notes.
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BuzzFeed's release of the memo breaks with typical media policy and has earned the publication both scorn and praise.
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What's new: The BofA report breaks with several major forecasting bodies and analysts, who predict a much later peak.
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The request, which poses a risk of having the conversations of the U.S. president intercepted, breaks with diplomatic protocol.
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And as Bloomberg notes, Trump's decision not to reappoint Yellen to a second four-year term breaks with tradition.
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Both steps represent breaks with the cautious foreign policy orthodoxy, but no one should have been surprised by either.
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The musicians took intermittent breaks, with all rejoining for a climactic ending as the sun rose over the island.
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"The Trump trade plan breaks with the globalist wings of both the Republican and Democratic parties," the memo states.
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" Senator Lindsey Graham, who rarely breaks with the president, said it could be "the biggest mistake of his presidency.
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The BuzzFeed copydesk breaks with other ~journalism writers~ and uses the Oxford comma, so we're on Kelsie's side here.
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In most cases the embryos repaired the breaks with a healthy copy of the gene from the maternal donor.
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Latinx purportedly breaks with the gendered binary in our language to adopt a more inclusive, gender-fluid population of artists.
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Newmont in recent years has focused on organic growth and financial discipline, although the Goldcorp bid breaks with past practice.
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They start 15 minutes later and have vet checks and water breaks, with their times equalized at the finish line.
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On a typical winter day, the city has five to nine breaks, with each taking about three days to fix.
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That information breaks with Obama&aposs initial claims that he learned of Clinton&aposs private email from the media reports.
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Ms. Lee's appointment also breaks with the prevailing representation of Silicon Valley tech companies, which are disproportionately white and male.
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On economics, Mr. Trump breaks with much Republican orthodoxy, except for his support for huge tax cuts for the wealthy.
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"He breaks with the team out of camp, he's fist-pumping and screaming, cheerleading from the dugout nonstop," Ellis said.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon is backing the conservative Moore, a move that breaks with his old boss.
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Flake's op-ed is that it breaks with the way that pro-business Republicans have typically defended "low-skilled" immigration.
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Publishers can now take 20-second ad breaks with the click of a button after 4 minutes of being live.
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Usually, leading party operatives are very comfortable with the party's procedures and are horrified by anything that breaks with tradition.
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It doesn't make one non-objective to observe that breaks with democratic norms appear to be happening in one party.
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But she breaks with Trump over who globalization's real winners are: For Warren, it's massive corporations and a tiny global elite.
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What it doesn't say: The statement breaks with many of Obama's Earth Day messages by omitting any mention of climate change.
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Including wine or sherry in the Mexican avocado dip not only breaks with tradition, but more importantly, doesn't sound very appetizing.
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But Trump thinks that the U.S. can gain more power if it breaks with previously binding agreements and renegotiates everything bilaterally.
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Furthermore, the idea that collateral damage should govern whether criminals are convicted breaks with all concepts of justice in other contexts.
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The measure also breaks with the party's long-standing opposition to policies that punish the fossil fuel industry for carbon pollution.
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Unfortunately, a large contingent of tennis fans, analysts, and even players themselves still equate service breaks with mental lapses and frailty.
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Why it matters: It breaks with carbon tax bills floating around Congress and other proposals that begin modestly and then escalate.
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"It breaks with routine, enabling one to escape reality and enter into our story," Mr. le Bot wrote in an email.
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Leaving out climate change breaks with the Obama administration, which last year said it considers climate change a national security threat.
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Through that twin negation, Wandelweiser breaks with the past, and is exerting a powerful influence on music of the new century.
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"This proposal to more aggressively normalize relations and to move to warm relations with Iran not only breaks with President Obama's policy, it breaks with the sober and responsible diplomatic approach that's been working for the United States," Jake Sullivan, Clinton's senior policy adviser and the State Department's former director of policy planning, told reporters in a conference call.
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U.S. breaks with eight years of policy by abstaining from critical UN vote on Israeli settlements U.S. breaks with eight years of policy by abstaining from critical UN vote on Israeli settlements The United Nations Security Council passed a resolution Friday that condemns Israeli settlements in the West Bank and calls them illegal under international law.
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That is, time cannot be economized, it does not allow itself to be exchanged, and it breaks with the law of equivalence.
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But production of the vehicle in the United Kingdom is conditional, and depends upon how the country breaks with the European Union.
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The District of Columbia's Chief Medical Examiner, Roger A. Mitchell Jr., has encouraged people to take breaks with shoveling to drink water.
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Manchin took offense to Capito's assertion, pointing out that he breaks with his party quite frequently, including on several high-profile votes.
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In four-fifths of sub-Saharan African countries, for example, governments have the discretion to negotiate bespoke tax breaks with individual companies.
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But it is another indicator of the tenor of his presidency and how drastically it breaks with previous administrations of both parties.
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The decision breaks with the association's long-standing tradition of having a comic roast the president and the press at the dinner.
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The diocese's opposition to the Child Victims Act breaks with the Catholic Bishops of New York State's lobbying arm, the Catholic Conference.
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While most tree skirts are some type of fabric, Cost Plus World Market breaks with tradition with their Natural Seagrass Tree Collar.
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He has had well-publicized breaks with sanity, including most recently having cancelled a world tour and entering a mental treatment facility.
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The decision breaks with that of past presidents, who have met with the American Nobel Prize winners nearly every year since 2001.
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And they will always find lawmakers ready to provide tax breaks with a wispy hope that they will make everyone's life better.
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One option for him forming an alliance with a faction of Blue and White that breaks with the party's anti-Netanyahu position.
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Dold sometimes breaks with his party on high-profile issues where his vote is not needed and where he'll make some headlines.
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In one of Rockwell's boldest breaks with representational convention, the marshals are painted from their shoulders down — not just faceless but headless.
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Anyone who breaks with him this time around is sending a message about what they want from the future of the Republican Party.
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I guess it's understandable that during the first seven days of his administration they don't want to make big, ugly breaks with him.
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During the transition, Trump did make sure to appoint a US trade representative, Robert Lighthizer, who largely breaks with GOP consensus on trade.
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But on the other hand, supporting the bill breaks with GOP orthodoxy and invites a backlash from both conservatives and the pharmaceutical industry.
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But on the other hand, supporting the bill breaks with GOP orthodoxy and invites a backlash from both conservatives and the pharmaceutical industry.
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In Congress, that has meant repeated breaks with his own party, voting against legislation that he feels would add to the national debt.
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Where it breaks with the standard approach is by cutting other tools designed to prevent conflict — namely, diplomatic and humanitarian assistance — pretty dramatically.
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The number of people in the UK who get dementia each year may be decreasing, a trend that breaks with many researchers' predictions.
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The NSS breaks with its predecessors by portraying China unambiguously as a global threat, at one point even lumping it in with ISIS.
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The fiscal year 85033 budget blueprint released by the White House this week, while only a partial budget, breaks with this incrementalist tradition.
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Trump announced that the U.S. will move its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a decision that breaks with decades of Washington policy.
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A love for reading and art Her counselor Denise James remembers seeing Love during lunch breaks with her nose in a paperback book.
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The story that unfolds is one that breaks with the plotting of Morgan's novel while also giving its world the life it deserves.
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The core Afghan government requirements for a settlement are that the Taliban ceases violence, breaks with international terrorism and accepts the Afghan Constitution.
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But there's another way Crazy Rich Asians breaks with most contemporary American movies: by telling its story, at key moments, through women's eyes.
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Quartet (1981) is one such criminally underseen Merchant-Ivory that breaks with the company's penchant for the mannered Edwardian-era high society drama.
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Sanders's approach to Iran "breaks with the sober and responsible diplomatic approach that's been working for the United States," Sullivan charged on the call.
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The lawsuit breaks with the recent DOJ tradition of approving mergers between companies that don't directly compete, such as AT&T and Time Warner.
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Previously, the organization had intended to give out four of the awards during breaks, with the speeches to be aired later in the broadcast.
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It's a fun, fluid, but not altogether surprising ride, until the performer breaks with his own tradition to speak as a new character—himself.
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Democrats have also knocked the Trump budget, arguing its cuts would impact the president's voters the hardest and saying it breaks with his promises.
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Asked about the congressional Democrats' recent roll out of a message campaign offering voters "a better deal," Moulton again breaks with his own leadership.
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Cover Trump without noting the (many) times in which what he says and does are clear breaks with what past presidents said and did?
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And it's carefully crafted to focus the benefits on the truly deserving — the affluent who earn their tax breaks with savvy investments in politicians.
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Samoa has a recent history of prison breaks, with its prisons minister making a public apology last year after two escapes in four months.
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Donald Trump and his supporters will want a reliable vote in the Senate and will blame Ducey if his appointee breaks with the President.
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I don't smoke, but I have taken smoke breaks with women to avoid them being alone with some of the guys we work with.
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It's a controversial move that breaks with decades of official US policy — and it comes at a particularly tumultuous time for Israel and the region.
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The decision breaks with a decades-old rule that keeps experts from publicly talking about the psychiatric condition of public figures they haven't actually examined.
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We also want to be sure that nothing breaks with [the Chinese] government, which is right now allowing money to flow out of the country.
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The senator, who often breaks with the GOP, has enraged people on both the left and right with her votes in the last two years.
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Outside of following parries and guard breaks with a quick attack or two while your opponent is dazed, there isn't much variation in offensive tactics.
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Ward has severe and life-long schizophrenia, breaks with reality, and delusions, such as seeing demon dogs at the foot of his bed since childhood.
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Writer Sharilyn Johnson posted that "Three Pistols" was her favorite because it reminded her of class breaks with her walkman at the University of Winnipeg.
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Why it matters: Trump acknowledging that talks "are a good thing" breaks with the hard line he and his administration has maintained against North Korea.
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Trump's plan would offer $200 billion in infrastructure tax breaks, with the hope that that would, in turn, spur $1 trillion worth of infrastructure construction.
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Optane memory breaks with the near 50-year tradition of using transistors and charge to determine ones and zeros, explained Intel Senior Fellow Al Fazio.
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Because Bergdahl didn't smoke cigarettes, he chose to join in the smoke breaks with a pretentious looking pipe which didn't help his case one bit.
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With each action that Trump and the Republican Party take that breaks with democratic precedent, the illness afflicting American democracy becomes a little more acute.
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Fast-tracked from Sauber after just one season, Leclerc is a hot prospect but his arrival breaks with Ferrari's recent preference for age and experience.
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The president's suggestion that the Department of Justice probe his political enemies breaks with a longstanding tradition that the department operate free from political influence.
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That breaks with the reading of the law from all prior administrations, attorneys argue -- citing a deposition of a former USCIS director also submitted Friday.
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And as with his past breaks with GOP orthodoxy on issues like entitlements and trade, he seems largely unconcerned by the opprobrium of Republican elites.
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"The clowns used to babysit us," said Feld, who told me that she spent most winter breaks with the circus performers as they rehearsed each December.
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The more he breaks with precedent, the longer he will retain power—but the more personalised and therefore more unstable the political system itself may become.
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His tax plan breaks with past establishment Republican candidates for president in its extreme generosity to taxpayers who derive their income from investments rather than work.
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"I think the U.S. dollar will rise as the U.S. economy breaks with Obama policies and adjusts positively to the Trump lower corporate taxes," said Underwood.
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Trump breaks with precedent Trump broke from decades of American tradition at a White House news conference alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on February 15.
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Mr. Ward has severe and life-long schizophrenia, breaks with reality, and delusions, such as seeing demon dogs at the foot of his bed since childhood.
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Facebook shares 55 percent of the revenue from these ad breaks with the uploader, unless those ad earnings are claimed by someone else through Rights Manager.
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Brace yourself, because Nintendo's new 3DS game Great Detective Pikachu: The Birth of a New Duo breaks with canon in an equally shocking way: Pikachu talks.
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It can start to determine where the sky breaks with the treeline, and when two distinct objects happen to overlap, like an owner and their dog.
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Mr. Trump also breaks with other Republicans by embracing large-scale spending on infrastructure, to create jobs and drive growth by modernizing roads, bridges and airports.
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Manchin breaks with Democrats on many major energy policy questions and has opposed most Democratic policies to fight climate change, like President Obama's Clean Power Plan.
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Zimbabweans are watching to see if he breaks with the past and names a broad-based government or selects figures from the Mugabe era's old guard.
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House Republicans have proposed a new corporate tax plan that breaks with over 2023 years of U.S. policy by allocating profits to the place of consumption.
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The former mayor only breaks with them in thinking that the very wealthiest of families should not rely on taxpayers to fund college for their children.
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The title is borrowed from a treatise on harmony by Schoenberg, a composer whose legacy Mr. Adams breaks with even as he acknowledges their common DNA.
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His sharp statement on Friday breaks with the position of other Republicans and the White House, which has declared the report a victory for the president.
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Putin's own geopolitics are in many ways the same, but he relies on the West abiding by the very same rules be breaks with such abandon.
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Sanders "breaks with the sober and responsible diplomatic approach that's been working for the United States," Jake Sullivan, a senior Clinton policy adviser, said on Thursday.
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Detroit caught some bad breaks with officiating, but their defensive line played so badly and their receivers dropped so many passes that this loss was on them.
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The hefty document, which was immediately panned by Democrats, breaks with an existing two-year budget deal and outlines the president's priorities heading into the November election.
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Government policies that encourage imitation, like tax breaks with attract FDI or subsidised electricity prices for big manufacturers, are not the same as ones that encourage innovation.
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Susana: That, in and of itself, is an excellent example of how Joker breaks with comic book convention in more than just giving the character an origin.
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Importantly, he also breaks with a long-held tradition of presidential candidates, and sitting presidents, to, at least publicly, refrain from telling the Fed what to do.
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It breaks with the past by meeting the requirements of three military branches — the Air Force, Navy and Marines — each of which traditionally developed its own planes.
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Trump's foreign policy is all about unpredictable and radical breaks with the status quo — but the world depends on America to be the exact opposite of that.
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His breaks with the party's orthodoxy on several issues, and above all on free trade, have caused many Republican officials and conservative intellectuals to denounce his leadership.
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Zimbabweans are watching to see Mnangagwa he breaks with the past and names a broad-based government or selects other figures from the Mugabe era's old guard.
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Fox is often called out for its frenetic devotion to the president — so much so that it's news when its hosts breaks with the White House line.
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Warren also spells out specific breaks with the Trump administration, including a promise to end the Justice Department directive requiring federal prosecutors to seek maximum prison terms.
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These productivity hacks included automating manual processes, shorter and more focused meetings, combining meal breaks with work tasks and getting rid of non-work related Internet use.
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The Illinois primaries will also decide competitive primaries for governor and a fight between a Democratic incumbent who breaks with much of his party on abortion rights.
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The libertarian-minded senator frequently breaks with his party on foreign policy issues, and he angered his colleagues earlier this year by forcing a brief government shutdown.
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Some backed away completely from past assertions, making clean breaks with Mr. Trump on climate change or the need to build a wall at the Mexican border.
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Such a practice breaks with decades of tradition and raises concerns about potential coordination between the pro-Trump dark money group, the White House and the RNC.
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This time, we're in Mexico — specifically, it's Guadalajara in 1985, a rewind that breaks with previous versions of the show, which left off in the mid-90s.
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Some of Mr. Trump's most drastic breaks with precedent have come in the realm of foreign policy, where traditional views hold very little sway with the administration.
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Other games go for a radical change: Jak 2 or Banjo Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts are perhaps the most extreme examples of the sequel that breaks with its predecessor.
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"My heart breaks with the tragic news of two Gilchrist County deputies that were senselessly killed today while in the line of duty," she said in a statement.
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Welcome back to old friends and happy to have you to new ones, here's hoping that this season has 100% less Carl Jung references and breaks with reality.
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The top Republican on the Senate Intelligence committee, which is conducting its own investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 election, breaks with Gingrich on the Mueller issue.
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The most recent crackdown breaks with the tradition of consensus within the ruling family, wrote James Dorsey, a senior fellow at Singapore's S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies.
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"We would work late on stories, but were always sure to take breaks with cat videos," Annie Zak recalled of her time with Kim at Columbia Journalism School.
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DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE DAN COATS BREAKS WITH TRUMP ON RUSSIA MEETING "There's no inherent problem with two leaders, even from hostile countries, engaging in dialogue," Rice said.
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Hosted by Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisen, the creators of the show "Portlandia," the "Pageant of the People" breaks with fashion week tradition in a number of ways.
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CNN's Jim Acosta asked if the new merit-based immigration system introduced by President Trump and two Republican senators on Wednesday breaks with America's historic acceptance of immigrants.
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The bill breaks with both House Republicans and President Trump by delaying corporate tax cuts by one year and by repealing the deduction on state and local taxes.
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His appointment breaks with long standing tradition and follows the removal of al-Falih as chairman of the giant state-owned oil company Saudi Aramco just last week.
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He is given a 30-minute break at lunchtime and two 15-minute tea breaks with biscuits that he buys with his 80-cent daily allowance from his mother.
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Climate change, scrapped The plan breaks with assessments by the Obama administration and the current leadership at the Pentagon that climate change is a threat to US national security.
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The new installation breaks with the former purpose of the series, displaying in an extremely refined pages of blank office paper from Europe and North America in various sizes.
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When he breaks with his Republican colleagues, he often does so on the grounds that those colleagues want to implement policy decisions that should be left to elected officials.
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While the resolution breaks with Trump's decision, Trump is named just once in the measure when it notes he spoke with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Oct. 6.
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While the resolution breaks with Trump's decision, Trump is named just once in the measure when it notes he spoke with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Oct. 2023.
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If the administration breaks with a more than three-decade trend of approving vertical deals, it would force advisors to reassess all that they had previously accepted as certain.
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Presidential hopeful Andrew Yang's health care plan breaks with both the "Medicare for All" bill endorsed by his progressive rivals and a public option favored by more moderate candidates.
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Like much else about the current administration, Mr. Spicer's appearance breaks with tradition, in this case of customs long maintained by those who serve as the president's official mouthpiece.
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His Monday night show had four ad breaks with few blue-chip advertisers, according to Variety, although it's not clear whether that's a regular ad load for the show.
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Separately on Wednesday, the island's federally-appointed financial oversight board unveiled a framework for reform that breaks with Rossello's vision, pushing pension cuts and labor reforms while hinting at layoffs.
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French centre-right voters now have a choice between two candidates who broadly share a liberalising economic agenda, which breaks with the more statist centre-right programmes of the past.
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The $8,000 Hasselblad X1D is another expensive medium format camera (you can't buy a lens for it for less than $2,2003), but it breaks with convention by actually being portable.
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The president's decision to skip the dinner breaks with years of political tradition and comes at a time of heightened tensions between the White House and the Washington press corps.
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A trend that breaks with many researchers' predictions Some researchers have expected rates of new dementia cases to go up over the years — a result of an increasingly aging population.
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The Republican lawmaker noted that it's a crime to divulge classified information, but using personal email to conduct public business on its own is not, though it breaks with regulations. .
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The death of Queen Victoria in 1901 and nine years later of her son Edward, bloated and decadent after decades in waiting, marked, in Britain, decisive breaks with the past.
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We continue to expect issuance to be relatively quiet in the third quarter due to the combination of the summer and Eid breaks, with a pick-up towards year-end.
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Instead, Ryan has placated a president who has no interest in his agenda, and who in many cases — like on immigration, trade, and entitlement reform — breaks with the party altogether.
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In one abandoned plan, the academy wanted to award four Oscars, including hair and makeup, during the commercial breaks, with the winning moments edited and aired later in the broadcast.
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The Democrat who breaks with that culture, as Clinton did in 1992 over Sister Souljah and Obama did in October over "cancel culture," is the one likeliest to beat Trump.
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Go deeper: Exclusive: Trump targeting birthright citizenship with executive order Flashback: Ivanka Trump breaks with her dad on "enemy of the people" Background: How Soviet Russia treated "enemy of the people"
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At No. 2, is jazz singer Norah Jones' "Day Breaks" with 47,18 album units sold, while pop group OneRepublic debuted at No. 3 with "Oh My My" selling 46,000 album units.
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She cheered most of the Obama economic policies, promising even greater bureaucratic complexity and regulatory compliance; she breaks with the president only on free trade, Obama's single nod toward economic growth.
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Such breaks with more orthodox economic policy and pledges to roll back Temer's market-friendly reforms have stoked investor concerns about Gomes, contributing to a market sell-off on recent polls.
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Barbara Comstock, a Republican representative re-elected to a second term in 2016 despite the Clinton wave that swept the region, reflexively breaks with the president on government work force issues.
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But equally plausible is that he wants Price and Mulvaney as validators on his side when he breaks with their orthodoxy and takes his proposals or tweets in a different direction.
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In addition, the book breaks with tradition in that that I placed myself in the story as the main character, when some would say it should only be about the Libyans.
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Tshisekedi has made some breaks with Kabila-era policies, most recently by announcing on Tuesday that he would free three prominent political prisoners and 700 others jailed under his predecessor's administration.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.), who might be the most vulnerable Republican up for reelection, highlighted the points where he breaks with Donald Trump in a new campaign ad.
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Republican Senator John McCain breaks with the reassuring message that U.S. officials visiting Germany are seeking to convey on their debut trip to Europe, saying the Trump administration is in disarray.
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I was 19, and I wasn't a smoker, but I would buy packs of cigarettes just to stand on a corner and have those few minutes of smoke breaks with him.
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The film's most important distinction is that it is told from an Afrocentric point of view; it breaks with the spirit of derision that has always saturated Hollywood films about Africans.
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Instead, Fox will fill those commercial breaks with their own network programming, so you may very well see Donald Trump's face back to back with a promo for The Masked Singer.
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Meanwhile, back at home, the clouds of scandal around Trump fixer Michael Cohen grew more intense while the last vestiges of Trump's breaks with conservative orthodoxy on economic policy went around.
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Mr. Trump's criticism of Ms. Yellen and the Fed breaks with the general practice of presidents and presidential candidates in recent decades to refrain from criticizing the Fed's conduct of monetary policy.
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But the move does underscore Abe's commitment to confronting North Korea directly, an approach that breaks with his predecessors who relied more heavily on the United States for protection against outside threats.
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"A Little Life," Hanya Yanagihara Yanagihara's novel breaks with the decorum of much of contemporary American fiction, laying claim instead to the scope and grandeur that often characterize the greatest queer art.
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Rani, a Punjabi woman from Delhi, is in the midst of preparing for her wedding when her fiancé breaks with tradition and asks to see her on the day before their ceremony.
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To trim the length, the academy decided that winners in some of the 24 categories will be presented during commercial breaks, with the winning moments edited and aired later during the broadcast.
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Senate Republicans on Thursday unveiled a tax-reform bill that breaks with the House in significant ways, taking into account various objections from constituents and special interest groups to the House plan.
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"A Hidden Life" breaks with most films about the lone dissenters of history in that it never so much as hints that the population will eventually come around to its hero's conclusion.
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The plan laid out by Nelson Marconi, policy director for the Gomes campaign, breaks with longstanding Brazilian industrial policy and could face blowback from powerful unions at Petrobras, as the company is known.
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So far households have been largely saving income gains from the measures, largely made up of tax breaks - with a further 5 billion euros in income tax cuts due next year as well.
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A United Nations representative urged airline leaders to stand by an industry emissions accord known as CORSIA even as U.S. President Donald Trump breaks with a climate pact struck in Paris last year.
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But to succeed in 2018 and beyond, the president should chart a course that returns to his roots in the 2016 campaign and breaks with the surprisingly conventional Republican nature of his policies.
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Mnangagwa is expected to announce a cabinet this week, with all eyes on whether he breaks with the past and names a broad-based government or selects old guard figures from Mugabe's era.
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But if Mr. Trump breaks with House Republicans on the border adjustment tax, which could raise about $1.2 trillion in revenue, it would essentially send tax negotiations with Congress back to square one.
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Preventing the shutdown will send GOP lawmakers and Trump off on their holiday breaks with a successful conclusion to a difficult year in which they struggled on legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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It takes us back to a South Bronx that was a radical desegregated neighborhood of immigrants in a segregated city, which breaks with the image of a homogenous ghetto that the media fed us.
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They have only tried, through non-violent demonstrations, social media actions and a bold policy agenda, to ensure that America's future breaks with its profoundly dispiriting legacies of slavery, Jim Crow and racial discrimination.
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The move, which the White House said was made in an effort to spur peace talks between Israeli and Palestinian officials, was expected but breaks with a promise Trump made during the 2016 campaign.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) marks the start of the waning of an already small group of GOP senators willing to act as a counterweight to Trump as the president breaks with decades-long Republican policies.
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In its stubborn quirkiness, "The Fulbright Triptych" breaks with its self-identified Eurocentric past to explore more eclectic and layered carriers of meaning, resisting irony to capture instead a flickering mirage of the real.
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"These companies are taking tax breaks with one hand and handing out pink slips with the other," Robert Martinez Jr., the president of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, told USA Today.
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" Biden's firm stance against the legal protection breaks with the other Democratic 2202 contenders, some of whom have been critical of the law but none of whom have called for it to be "revoked.
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" Biden's firm stance against the legal protection breaks with the other Democratic nomination contenders, some of whom have been critical of the law but none of whom have called for it to be "revoked.
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In 2002, for example, Brandice Canes-Wrone, David Brady, and John Cogan found that the more an incumbent House member breaks with party leadership on roll call votes, the better he does on Election Day.
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Manchin, a former two-term governor first elected to the Senate in 2010, frequently breaks with the national party, most recently becoming the only Democrat to support controversial U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's Oct.
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The move breaks with historical and legal precedent, but the administration argues that denying Acosta a permanent press pass does not violate the First Amendment because he's still free to report on the White House.
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Influenced by the formative house and techno music being made in Chicago and Detroit, it balanced rapid-fire rhythms—built from sampling and manipulating 60s funk and soul drum breaks—with a radio-friendly musicality.
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President Obama on Thursday will return to his old stomping grounds at the University of Chicago, where he once taught constitutional law, to argue the Senate's Supreme Court blockade breaks with the founding document's principles.
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The statement breaks with President Donald Trump's claim that no U.S. troops were hurt after Iran launched more than a dozen ballistic missiles targeting the installation and another air base near Irbil in northern Iraq.
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Former top graft-buster Wang Qishan, a key ally of President Xi Jinping, was also chosen as vice president on Saturday, a widely-expected move that nonetheless breaks with convention and underlines Xi's dominant authority.
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Yet, as chairman of the Ford Foundation's investment committee, which oversees the foundation's $12 billion-plus endowment, he's now in the vanguard of an approach to endowment management that breaks with generations of investment orthodoxy.
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However, the move breaks with the rules set in most major newsrooms, which ban journalists from making political contributions or to give to their companies' PACs to help prevent a perception of bias in reporting.
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"My choice as a woman and a citizen will be to no longer trust a brand that breaks with our values," said Aurore Bergé, a spokeswoman for Republic on the Move, President Emmanuel Macron's party.
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Not only do the Patriots foster an environment where this kind of dissent is OK, he's saying, but Bennett is expecting it to continue even if he breaks with the team on visiting the White House.
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The White House is defending its decision to not voluntarily disclose records of who is visiting the White House complex, a policy that breaks with the prior administration and has attracted criticism from government watchdog groups.
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"Eleven Hours" is told from the perspectives of two female characters and unfolds, as labor does, as continuous experience, shifting fluidly across time and point of view without chapter breaks, with barely a pause for air.
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Price's travel breaks with the precedent set by former President Barack Obama's HHS secretaries Sylvia Mathews Burwell and Kathleen Sebelius, who flew commercially when flying within the US. Price is a frequent critic of government spending.
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GOP lawmaker breaks with Trump on government hiring freeze: A House Republican representing a swing district outside the nation's capital is speaking out against President Trump's executive action to impose a federal government hiring freeze. Rep.
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She plays her present against her past like she's casting it against type; every charitable, intelligent, or daring thing she does is newsworthy precisely because it breaks with her public image as a bimbo party girl.
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Speaking to Fox News, Graham says "it would be very hard" to vote for Tillerson unless he breaks with Trump, clearly blames Russia for campaign-season hacking, and offers some kind of countermeasures in response. Sen.
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He spent breaks with the young performers, herded them to rehearsals and worked to harmonize their theater training — which involved a great deal of stylized dance — with the movement and expressions more familiar to European audiences.
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Mr. King has been in office for 2000 years, trouncing his Democratic opponents with biennial regularity, his career marked by episodic breaks with his party on issues that would adversely affect his constituents on Long Island.
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Trump's decision not to defend himself in House impeachment inquiry breaks with precedents established in both the Nixon and Clinton administrations, both of which sent White House counsel to question witnesses and present a legal defense.
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They told her that they were bowing to pressure and abandoning their plan to shorten the ceremony by awarding four trophies during commercial breaks, with the winning moments being edited and aired later in the show.
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She said she aligns with the right on fiscal issues and national defense and security, but breaks with the party when it comes to, as she calls them, "sex-related issues," such as abortion and LGBTQ+ rights.
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In February, Trump signed a budget that includes first-ever tax breaks, with bipartisan support, for using new technologies to capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, a strategy many experts consider to be a kind of geoengineering.
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Now, a new president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who is due to take office in December, is hoping to adopt a radically different security policy that breaks with the hardline, militarized approach of his last two predecessors.
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Like the iPhone before it, this car breaks with most of the conventions of its category and opts for a distinctly technological approach to a product that has until now been mostly defined by its mechanical qualities.
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As an American (who was previously married), her upcoming marriage to Prince Harry breaks with so many royal traditions, and they broke another one at the event by appearing together publicly before Markle is officially a royal.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Puerto Rico's federally-appointed oversight board on Wednesday unveiled a framework for the bankrupt island's fiscal turnaround that breaks with Governor Ricardo Rossello's vision, pushing pension cuts and labor reforms while hinting at layoffs.
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The Senate plan breaks with the House bill in a few key areas, including eliminating the state and local property tax deduction, a one-year delay in cutting the corporate tax rate and keeping the estate tax.
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Trump's total lack of understanding of how past presidents have prioritized the collective good of the country over their own personal aggrandizement or self -promotion represents one of the most consequential breaks with history embodied in Trump.
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UPPSALA, May 17 (Reuters) - Linking the size of mortgage tax breaks with how quickly borrowers pay off their loans could be a way to help stem surging household debt levels, a Swedish central banker said on Tuesday.
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Why it matters: This breaks with what Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee said on Monday, which disputed intelligence community's findings that said Russia was working against Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election, and preferred Donald Trump.
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So, his 70=minute set here is appropriately hallucinatory, mistily blending somnambulant techno tracks, foggy breaks, with a little bit of lens-flare ambience for the moments that the sun starts to peek in through warehouse windows.
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Trump's naming of Richard Grenell to the acting-DNI position breaks with both the tradition that the DNI has substantial senior-level experience in national security matters and the letter of the law, which requires such experience.
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In a one-page report summary of a draft report of more than 150 pages, the committee breaks with the overall intelligence community's consensus that Russia's actions included disparaging then-candidate Hillary Clinton and supporting Donald Trump.
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Although adding a keyboard to the iPad breaks with this view, this is more a function of the iPad's design, and many of us who use iPads with keyboards would love a mouse to use with it.
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But throughout the wedding, there were significant breaks with tradition, in particular when U.S. Episcopalian bishop Michael Bruce Curry delivered a passionate sermon that was a far cry from the sober tones of the Church of England.
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Yet it's not clear how far Republicans will take this: Trump is still popular with the Republican base, and lawmakers have shown an unwillingness to buck the president, no matter how much he breaks with party norms.
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The confirmation vote on Steven Mnuchin Monday night is expected to once again break down along party lines, with Democrats criticizing him as a Wall Street friendly banker who breaks with Trump's promise to stand for American workers.
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After the shortest trading day in China's 25-year stock trading history, the country's social media exploded with comments about the newly-introduced circuit breaks, with #A-sharescircuitbreaker trending on micro blogging platform Weibo, China's answer to Twitter.
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The reciprocal self-portraits sent to him by Gauguin and Bernard, which also cross-reference Japanese art, attest to their shared motivations, making their later breaks with their longtime friend a disconcerting note in the exhibition's biographical narrative.
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The three people in his group, and one other man who was driving around the town, sweated through the night digging fire breaks with an excavator and plunging shovels into the smoldering dirt to put out hot spots.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences said Friday that it would abandon its contentious plan to award four of its 24 trophies during commercial breaks, with the winning moments edited and aired later in the broadcast.
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In further breaks with tradition, Markle, 36, did not vow to obey her husband; while Harry, who is three years her junior, wore a wedding ring - unlike other senior male royals such as his older brother Prince William.
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Pence breaks with security plan The plan was for the vice president to stay inside the glass enclosed Freedom House at the DMZ and not step outside towards the military demarcation line (MDL), where North Korean soldiers are standing.
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It's part of the left's war on the right The Hill's Campaign Report: Obama legacy under spotlight after Detroit debates MORE, saying Comey's decision "breaks with longstanding practices" regarding the Justice Department's handling of sensitive cases around an election.
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Golda Meir, Henry Kissinger, Deng Xiaoping, Ariel Sharon and Ayatollah Khomeini were just a few of the world leaders and statesmen who submitted to her trademark hourslong interviews, enduring her provocative questions while sharing breaks with her ubiquitous cigarettes.
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The change in diplomatic temperament toward Mexico breaks with what historians and analysts describe as a 25-year project to draw the two nations closer together, including through the free trade deal that Mr. Trump has threatened to end.
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The Deep State of bureaucrats and generals has prevented sudden breaks with U.S. policy not with high-profile resignations or massive acts of sabotage, but by repeatedly, patiently talking the president out of his most disruptive or dangerous ideas.
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That is itself an indication of the EU's concern about the deepening chaos in Britain and mounting doubts over the Brexit deal, as it breaks with the bloc's usual stance that no negotiating is done at the top level.
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While the canon of literary memoirs contains numerous examples of writers grappling with family trauma or struggle, Fadiman breaks with the genre in offering a portrait of a parental relationship that — differing opinions on Bordeaux aside — is, well, happy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The BBC is to get a new boss after British Prime Minister Theresa May chose not to make her predecessor David Cameron's nominee an automatic pick for the role, the latest of several breaks with his legacy.
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"Jumping on the anti-nomination bandwagon calls into question the sincerity of Ayotte's recent breaks with her party over immigration and Obama's attempt to address climate change by ordering a cap on carbon emissions," the left-leaning editorial board wrote.
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As I failed to find cool youths to take vape breaks with and struggled with finding my "perfect puff" while my bong rolled its eyes at me in the corner, the grim reality of the situation gradually dawned on me.
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January 11, 2017 - Booker breaks with Senate precedent to deliver testimony against the appointment of Jeff Sessions as attorney general, becoming the first sitting senator to testify against a fellow sitting senator at a confirmation hearing for a cabinet position.
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Wearing a cream suit and her ever-present stilettos, blonde hair perfectly coiffed, and sporting a TV-presenter smile, Ivanka Trump unveiled the new U.S. embassy in Jerusalem earlier this month — a controversial move that breaks with decades of U.S. policy.
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The big picture: Yesterday's rule breaks with the Obama-era Clean Power Plan (CPP) that claimed far broader Clean Air Act powers to drive changes in electricity systems by giving states wide latitude to decide how to meet emissions requirements.
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HARARE (Reuters) - New Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa is expected to form a new cabinet this week, with all eyes on whether he breaks with the past and names a broad-based government or selects old guard figures from Robert Mugabe's era.
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Bannon and Breitbart are viewed as leaders of the alt-right, which breaks with traditional Republican politics on several points, including its opposition to international trade deals as well as its embrace of anti-immigration positions and its fierce nationalism.
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By shifting the intellectual focus of the movie away from the human and towards the machine—thereby redefining the very idea of "monster"—Alien: Covenant breaks with the franchise's tradition of leaning towards the female lead as its center. Why?
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His travel breaks with the precedent set by former President Barack Obama's HHS secretaries Sylvia Mathews Burwell and Kathleen Sebelius, who flew commercially when flying within the US. Yoest said Price scheduled the private jets because of his demanding schedule.
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The president had already told Arab leaders on Tuesday that he intends to move the U.S. embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a decision that breaks with decades of U.S. policy and risks fueling violence in the Middle East.
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Drawn from the museum's permanent collection, which safeguards many of Pollock's key works, the exhibition breaks with the medium monogamy of recent Pollock NYC shows like the Guggenheim's 2006 works on paper show or the Metropolitan Museum's 1997 sketchbook show.
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A practicing Roman Catholic, Abbott breaks with the church on the Vatican's view that capital punishment can never be sanctioned, and efforts to scale back the types of crimes that carry the death penalty in Texas have stalled under his watch.
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Today, let's start with a tight focus on what's at stake: • President Trump will meet with President Vladimir Putin of Russia today in Helsinki, Finland, the culmination of a weeklong trip marked by a series of breaks with traditional diplomacy.
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Protests have been happening in the region since March, decrying the Trump administration's decision to relocate the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv, which breaks with decades of U.S. policy to have any such decision be part of a broader peace deal.
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You have to look carefully to see the breaks with garden-variety minimalism, like the echoes of medieval arches behind the bar and the Persian calligraphy carved into the plaster in the back, where a small deck hangs above a garden.
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On Twitter in particular, there was some resistance to the idea that there might be Australian constrictions on creativity, the idea that some element of "tall poppy syndrome" might undermine the expression and celebration of bold creativity that breaks with convention.
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That leaves at least two key members of the Intelligence Committee to watch: Senator Susan Collins, a moderate Maine Republican who often breaks with Mr. Trump; and Senator Joe Manchin, a West Virginia Democrat who has sided with the president.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's largely rubber-stamp parliament chose former top graft-buster Wang Qishan, a key ally of President Xi Jinping, as vice president on Saturday, a widely expected move that nonetheless breaks with convention and underlines Xi's dominant authority.
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The title track, a smoky, rave-ready weaving of techno, acid, electro, and breaks with a heady climax and alien-like vocals, is accompanied by warehouse-stomping remixes from Truncate and Mono Junk, as well as an instrumental version and an acid instrumental.
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The breaks with national security tradition stretch all the way through the first year of the Trump administration: Then-chief strategist Steve Bannon gained a seat on the National Security Council's "principal's committee" last January while top military and intelligence officials were booted.
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Cue the dance breaks, with Janelle strumming a guitar backed by a parade of bikini-clad dancers and grinding in a sandwich between Thompson and some Kid Cudi lookalike in a leather jacket, all awash in the sexy glory of bisexual lighting.
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The decision "breaks with DOJ's longstanding tradition of defending laws enacted by the United States Congress, and constitutes yet another attempt by the Trump Administration to sabotage the [Affordable Care Act] at the expense of consumers across the nation," the letter said.
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The decision "breaks with DOJ's longstanding tradition of defending laws enacted by the United States Congress, and constitutes yet another attempt by the Trump Administration to sabotage the [Affordable Care Act] at the expense of consumers across the nation," the letter said.
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In the primaries I thought that Trump's pitch to working-class voters, his breaks with Republican orthodoxy on economic and foreign policy, were often politically brilliant … but that Trump himself was too much of a loose cannon to actually win the party's nomination.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions told the Christian Broadcasting Network's David Brody Thursday that the Trump administration "never really intended to" separate families at the border: Flashback: This breaks with two previous defenses Sessions has given on the administration policy that drew widespread backlash.
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A new digital ad from the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) breaks with a lot of the conventions of typical political advertising and simply portrays a caricature of self-satisfied Republican business executives talking about how much they enjoy the GOP tax bill.
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"Today is also an affirmation that the courts can still serve as a check on the (US) executive (branch) when it breaks with our laws and principles," said Adriene Holder, an attorney in the civil practice division at The Legal Aid Society.
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Instead of apologizing for the Oscars' length, ABC could take similar advantage of it by stuffing the commercial breaks with exclusive footage from "Avengers: Endgame" or "Toy Story 4," two films to be released by the network's fellow Disney subsidiaries Marvel and Pixar.
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French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian had already warned before Friday's meeting that Iran could have a nuclear weapon in one to two years if the country fully breaks with a nuclear containment accord it reached with world powers in 2015.
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Despite his anti-establishment rhetoric and a handful of high-profile breaks with his party over 29 years in Congress, the Vermont independent is typically not the headache for his Democratic leadership that Ted Cruz and Rand Paul once were for the GOP.
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"It is a complete flouting of established international norms, a smack in the face to civilians at risk from long-existing stockpiles, and breaks with decades of precedent," said Rachel Stohl, an arms control expert at the Stimson Center think tank in Washington.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday pushed back strongly against Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's request to simultaneously agree to witnesses and the parameters of President Donald Trump's impeachment trial, calling it a "strange request" that breaks with recent impeachment precedent.
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Especially as Trump's administration breaks with many of his 2016 campaign promises (proposing vast cuts to Medicare and doing little to solve America's drug problem), Democrats will try to replicate Lamb's playbook to pick up more Rust Belt districts during the 2018 midterms.
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If that number sounds familiar, you may recall that Donald Trump frequently promised an infrastructure plan on that scale during his 2016 campaign — one of several breaks with GOP policy orthodoxy that turned out not to amount to much once he won.
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Related: US Immigration Sting on Church Breaks with Policy on 'Sensitive Locations' Stories of questionable deaths, abuse, and neglect at US immigrant detention facilities are nothing new — they've been piling up since the agency was created by the Homeland Security Act in 2002.
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The pick to be the next chair of the Council of Economic Advisors, American Enterprise Institute economist Kevin Hassett, breaks with the president on a couple of key issues that helped Trump win the presidency: China: Hassett warned in 2010 that bashing China-U.
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Mannarino, ranked 62 in the world, had started brightly, swapping breaks with Tsonga, but once the world number 10 found rhythm in his groundstrokes and his opponent needed a time-out in the first set for treatment to his back, it proved a straightforward win.
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" (CNBC)* Trump and Kim lunch: Here's the guest list and menu (CNBC)* North Korean state media breaks with tradition in its coverage of Trump-Kim summit (CNBC) Kim signed an agreement that "reaffirmed his firm and unwavering commitment to complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.
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More from our interview with Ivanka Trump: Trump discusses her time in the White House Trump: American farmers are going to thrive long-term Trump breaks with her dad on media as "enemy of the people" Trump says family separation was White House "low point"
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The attorney general, Jeff Sessions, has been largely quiet and even yielding as the president leads the most public and prolonged political attack on the department in history, a silence that breaks with a long tradition of attorneys general protecting the institution from such interference.
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Congressman Darin LaHoodDarin McKay LaHoodHouse Republican: 'It's a mistake to withdraw from NAFTA' Republican Congressman breaks with Trump and says the U.S. should not pull out of NAFTA The Hill's Morning Report - Bipartisan uproar over Trump's Syria move MORE makes his case for the USMCA.
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The two women are viewed as potential swing votes because they've made a series of high-profile breaks with their party over healthcare -- voting against an ObamaCare repeal measure, a bill allowing states to defund Planned Parenthood and legislation that would have banned abortion after 20 weeks.
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At my day job, I took smoke breaks with co-workers on our building's rooftop and rushed through deep-seeming conversations made of almost nothing but stress comparisons: the creeping deadlines, the tasks we juggled, all of us proud of our ability to spread ourselves ever thinner.
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Justin AmashJustin AmashLawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 22019 Sanford headed to New Hampshire amid talk of challenge to Trump MORE (Mich.), who frequently breaks with his party on issues related to constitutional powers.
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In desperation, some prescribed other drugs off-label, like powerful immunosuppressants or high doses of steroids, which are far from ideal because even if they helped, their side effects can be severe — kidney failure with immunosuppressants, bone loss and even psychotic breaks with high-dose steroids.
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On the first of two days of meetings with NATO leaders, Mr. Trump stopped short of any substantive breaks with the alliance, reaching agreement on a plan to improve military readiness and signing on to a joint statement that emphasized burden-sharing and harshly criticized Russia.
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The common-sense rule rightly breaks with the laissez-faire approach of the past, making it clear that compliance with civil rights and fair housing laws means abandoning the strategy of dumping affordable housing in ghettos — and giving poor residents access to areas that offer greater opportunity.
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While State Department officers may be pleased to have a new boss who has the president's ear, they will be watching closely to see if he breaks with Tillerson's much-criticized approach of relying on a tight inner circle of aides and marginalizing many career diplomats.
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MEXICO CITY — President Trump's plan to cut off aid to three Central American countries for failing to stop the flow of migrants toward the United States breaks with years of conventional wisdom in Washington that the best way to halt migration is to attack its root causes.
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The second way in which this declaration of states' independence is different from other breaks with the federal government is that their leaders are acting on solid science and economics, while our federal government is basing its policies on shortsighted politics and benefits for the few.
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Jarrod's death last August at age 221 unleashed a global outpouring of emotion and support from people whose lives he touched or who were touched by the story of a seemingly regular bloke who had absorbed life's — and golf's — bad breaks with grit and good cheer.
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One consequence of Donald Trump's presidency is that the violation of norms, the breaks with tradition, and the pointless petty feuds tend to blur into a single mess that we call "the news" and that most people try to ignore if they don't want to spoil their good mood.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is considering a "handful" of candidates for what is seen as the second most influential job at the U.S. central bank, its directors said on Friday, as political pressure mounts to choose someone who breaks with past precedent.
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Most of those Democrats issued tepid statements saying they will review Kavanaugh's record, without commenting on whether they will vote for or against his confirmation -- a position that breaks with their party's progressive flank, which is demanding an all-out battle, but also doesn't promise Trump any Democratic votes.
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More broadly, it is one of a growing number of small initiatives around the country that offer a new narrative on Romanian art, one that breaks with a tendency to celebrate figures of the past, deemed too conservative, at the expense of contemporary artists ready to assert themselves.
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As much as I'm saddened that the next addition won't be a character from Metal Slug like I'd hoped, the ways they seem committed to keep each character true to their origins even if it breaks with series' conventions has me excited each time a new challenger approaches.
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Sen. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee (R) 2016 presidential winner: Trump 2020 rating: Leans Republican Why he's important: An institutionalist and a big fan of bipartisanship, Alexander may not like Trump's behavior, but while he's often been a voice of reason, he rarely breaks with the party on actual votes.
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Darin LaHoodDarin McKay LaHoodHouse Republican: 'It's a mistake to withdraw from NAFTA' Republican Congressman breaks with Trump and says the U.S. should not pull out of NAFTA The Hill's Morning Report - Bipartisan uproar over Trump's Syria move MORE (R-Ill.), who talks about the state of play on trade.
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But the reason I'm boiling it down like this is to highlight what Big Mouth does that breaks with The Simpsons' format and makes the series as good as it can be: Every story the show tells is essentially the same as every other story the show tells.
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Trump on his plan to target birthright citizenship with an executive order: Trump on why he won't change his rhetoric: Go deeper: Exclusive: Trump targeting birthright citizenship with executive order Flashback: Ivanka Trump breaks with her dad on "enemy of the people" Background: How Soviet Russia treated "enemy of the people"
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Although the secret service has accompanied Trump for over a year, and even sprang into action a couple times to protect him on the campaign trail when he was still a candidate, the president has also maintained a private security force, an unconventional move that breaks with decades of tradition.
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Republicans did pass a huge tax cut bill, but Ryan has spent most of the last two years placating a president who has no interest in his agenda, and who in many cases — like on immigration, trade, and changes to entitlement programs like Social Security — breaks with the Ryan wing altogether.
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But that film was also notable because it was an outlier -- it once again proved that a film with a great story about real women can draw moviegoers of any age if a studio breaks with the narrow thinking of its business model and invests the money to make it so.
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Darin LaHoodDarin McKay LaHoodA solemn impeachment day on Capitol Hill House Republican: 'It's a mistake to withdraw from NAFTA' Republican Congressman breaks with Trump and says the U.S. should not pull out of NAFTA MORE (R-Ill.) showed a reporter an image of The New York Times front page on Dec.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate passed a Mideast policy bill on Tuesday including a measure that would allow states to penalize businesses that take part in boycotts of Israel and an amendment that breaks with President Donald Trump by opposing any plans for an abrupt withdrawal of troops from Syria.
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First, we head to sculptor and filmmaker Daniel Arsham's first solo show in NYC, which also breaks with his exclusive use of monochromatic black and white: Though Arsham is colorblind, we'll see how the color blue played a prominent role in this "fictional archaeology" exhibition which reimagines iconic sports objects as geological artifacts.
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It's possible that the Trump administration will take a less sweeping approach in the rule's final draft, but when reached for comment Tuesday a Department of Homeland Security official, who would only be quoted as "a DHS official," argued that the current approach breaks with the letter and intent of the law.
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The obvious way it breaks with tradition is that it features very few white male characters, period; most of the white male characters it does have function as figureheads of a nameless, authoritarian system that turns everybody who works for it, no matter how well-meaning, into an extension of its brutality.
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But her move to add British Tornado jets to U.S. and French forces that launched around 105 missiles in the early hours of Saturday might be met with retaliatory measures by Syrian ally Russia and breaks with a convention to obtain parliamentary approval for military action dating back to the 2003 Iraq war.
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The two women are viewed as potential swing votes because they've made a series of high-profile breaks with their party over health care — voting against an ObamaCare repeal measure, a bill allowing states to deny Planned Parenthood federal family planning funding and legislation that would have banned abortion after 22019 weeks.
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The Washington Post was first to report on the Trump administration's decision to allow the export of weapons to Ukraine, which has been under consideration and breaks with both the stated practice of the Obama administration and the spirit of President Donald Trump's call for the US to foster warmer relations with Russia.
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But before the bill was approved by the Legislature, a series of changes were made to its language in June 1183 that were intended to grant specific companies hundreds of millions of dollars in additional tax breaks, with no public disclosure, according to interviews and documents obtained by The New York Times.
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Bria Vinaite, Brooklynn Prince, and Valeria Cotto There are people who don't take to the ending of The Florida Project, when the movie breaks with the reality it has been hewing to for close to two hours — a reality that has finally become unbearable — and escapes into a heartbreakingly close-at-hand flight of fantasy.
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But that brings us to the second way Trump's position here is different from his usual heresies: Unlike his plan to build a giant border wall or to bar Muslim foreigners, his view on Iraq is heretical not because it violates the basic norms of human decency but rather because it breaks with party orthodoxy.
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There are six main ways BTS breaks with established precedent for K-pop boy bands to carry out this mission: It should be noted that most of these elements have been present in numerous other recent K-pop groups — most notably Big Bang, which probably influenced BTS more than any other K-pop group.
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But we've written so much more about the show here at Vox, from a deep dive into the production of one particular episode to a take on the show's global themes to an article you should only read after you've watched the series finale on how it breaks with a long-standing TV tradition.
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But he did have a few noteworthy breaks with the base like being a leading sponsor of an industry-friendly bankruptcy reform bill in 2005 (Delaware was, at the time, home to a major credit card company) and acting as chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to lend a bipartisan imprimatur to the legislation authorizing war in Iraq.
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I suspect that Mrs May will also use this election as a chance to fashion an economic policy that, in the long term, breaks with some of the most fundamental tenets of Thatcherism (for example about corporate control and corporate social responsibility) and a social policy that puts more emphasis on challenging the power of Britain's emerging oligarchy.
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In particular, episode three — which opens with one of the show's biggest breaks with reality by bringing women into the space program in the early '70s — sets up a kind of shadow series about women astronauts competing against each other to make NASA's cut while also trying to support each other in a more outwardly sexist world.
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I think the U.S. dollar will rise as the U.S. economy breaks with Obama policies and adjusts positively to the Trump lower corporate taxes (the U.S. has one of the worlds highest corporate taxes) that promote higher growth and higher tax revenues (higher tax rates increases tax avoidance and lowers tax receipts), higher spending, and higher inflation.
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But Trump's attempt to pass the buck on his party's failure to approve a health care reform bill breaks with the way his predecessors sought to tout the power of the presidency by arguing responsibility stops in the Oval Office -- and could contribute to his difficulties facing his administration during its first six months and beyond.
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Breaking precedent Price's travel breaks with the precedent set by former President Barack Obama's HHS secretaries Sylvia Mathews Burwell and Kathleen Sebelius, who flew commercially when flying within the US. Price said in a statement on Thursday that would write a personal check to the US Treasury to cover the cost of his travel on private charter planes.
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Writer-director Scott Frank, working with producer Steven Soderbergh, exhibit an obvious love for films like "Shane" and "Red River" in the concept, which is, on its face, pretty simple: A notorious gunfighter, Roy Goode (Jack O'Connell), breaks with the patriarch of the gang with which he rode, headed by the ruthless Frank Griffin (Jeff Daniels).
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As directed by Mischief alongside Mark Bell "The Comedy About a Bank Robbery" breaks with the troupe's precedent in giving women prominence, most notably a game Charlie Russell as the wonderfully named Caprice Freeboys, who happens to be the vampish daughter of the pompous bank manager, Robin, a role that Mr. Lewis roars his way amiably through.
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Even government-issued cellphones are at risk of being eavesdropped by foreign governments, national security experts told the AP. It also breaks with diplomatic protocol, which involves phone calls on highly secure phone lines Trump's decision to breach this protocol signals an ongoing distrust of official channels and modus operandi, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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The cognitive dissonance in this should be obvious to most — men are rejecting an unconventional stand-up special because it takes men to task for rejecting anything that breaks with their idea of convention — but 'Nanette' also reinforces the importance of participating in conversations, even if it's just as a listener, when your 'welcomeness' is not a priority.
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In one of his most prominent breaks with political convention, President Donald Trump went on twitter in July mentioning his "complete power" to pardon, which many observers understood as an early claim that he can pardon himself and potentially anyone else who faces legal jeopardy from the current investigation into Russian collusion by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine), a moderate senator who often breaks with her party on health care, praised McCain as being "very brave" for getting into the middle of controversial policy fights.
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Kaine breaks with Clinton on abortion provision On the rest of the attributes tested, the Democratic convention appears to have wiped out the significant gains Trump made on several of these measures, including being seen as in-touch with ordinary Americans, someone you'd be proud to have as president, running for the good of the country rather than personal gain and uniting the country rather than dividing it.
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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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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (R-Alaska) have been targeted heavily by progressive groups because of their previous breaks with their party on health care, namely their opposition to last year's GOP plan to repeal ObamaCare and their votes against legislation that would ban most abortions after 20 weeks.
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Dan SullivanDaniel Scott SullivanOvernight Defense: Esper sworn in as Pentagon chief | Confirmed in 90-85033 vote | Takes helm as Trump juggles foreign policy challenges | Senators meet with woman accusing defense nominee of sexual assault Alarm sounds over census cybersecurity concerns Senate sets new voting record with Iran war measure MORE (R-Alaska), who rarely breaks with the president, offered a lengthier defense of his former colleague while avoiding a direct rebuke of Trump.
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Sen. Martha McSallyMartha Elizabeth McSallyLoeffler releases new ad targeting Sanders's 'socialism' GOP casts Sanders as 2020 boogeyman Overnight Health Care: Officials confirm 85033 total coronavirus cases in US | ObamaCare favorability hits highest level in poll | McSally unveils bill to lower drug prices amid tough campaign MORE (R-Ariz.), facing a tough election campaign this year, on Friday unveiled the outline of a bill aimed at lowering drug prices that includes some breaks with GOP orthodoxy.
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Her black-and-white illustrative style often breaks with the traditional panel format for a mix of full-page collage spreads where the text floats in the white space of the images, creating an expansive landscape on the otherwise confining page, or utilizes the format of the medium in which her character is exploring — a sketchpad or letterhead as she writes to her friends, or a computer browser as she researches — layering in historical photographs when relevant.
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Ivanka Trump said during an Axios interview on Thursday that she agrees with White House colleagues who describe family separation as "a low point in the White House": Get more stories like this by signing up for our daily morning newsletter, Axios AM. More from our interview with Ivanka Trump: Trump discusses her time in the White House Trump on paid family leave: "Not in this Congress" Trump breaks with her dad on media as "enemy of the people" Trump announces new corporate commitments for American workers
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Trump's new push to promptly wind down social distancing breaks with the advice of public health experts who have been urging greater governmental action, not less, in the race to "flatten the curve" of cases and prevent communities from confronting the kind of crisis unfolding in New York — the epicenter of the outbreak in the U.S. Without tested treatments or a newly developed vaccine, limited person-to-person contact remains the best recipe for slowing the coronavirus' spread, even if it won't halt the disease's transmission entirely.
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Rep. Darin LaHoodDarin McKay LaHoodHouse Republican: 'It's a mistake to withdraw from NAFTA' Republican Congressman breaks with Trump and says the U.S. should not pull out of NAFTA The Hill's Morning Report - Bipartisan uproar over Trump's Syria move MORE (R-Ill.) on Tuesday warned that it would be a mistake for President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE to pull out of North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) as lawmakers look to finalize a new multi-nation trade deal.
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He won reelection last year and has had high-profile breaks with his party, including being one of three Democrats to support Supreme Court Justice Neil GorsuchNeil GorsuchThe 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 Removal of DACA recipients has begun: It didn't take a crystal ball to see DACA would not end well Left presses 2020 Democrats to retake the courts from Trump MORE in 2017 and the only Democrat to support Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughThe 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 2020 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump Left presses 2020 Democrats to retake the courts from Trump MORE's successful nomination last year.
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