Starting last month, Mr. Obama quietly broke with that tradition.
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Witchcraft is pretty useful when you're broke with rich enemies.
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Even before that he broke with Trump on several occasions.
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He also publicly broke with Cameron, who advocated for Remain.
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During her engagement photoshoot, Markle broke with tradition, big time.
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She broke with party lines to vote for Feinstein's amendment.
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Wen broke with other abortion rights advocates some time ago.
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Cunha, who broke with Rousseff's government, fiercely denies the accusations.
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Trump broke with precedent by refusing to release the documents.
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Sixteen Democrats broke with their party to support the measure.
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Seven Democrats broke with their caucus to vote "yes": Reps.
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Declining to release the returns broke with decades of precedent.
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But Representative Maxine Waters broke with leadership on the matter.
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Rubio broke with Trump on the proposal on Wednesday night.
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But even Staten Island Democratic lawmakers eventually broke with Dinkins.
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Giuliani's comments broke with Trump's position from a day prior.
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Kelly broke with Trump over the president's firing of Lt. Col.
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Ayanna Pressley -- who broke with moderates and voted against the bill.
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She broke with this by placing out lesbians on the cover.
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Only two senators broke with their parties on the nomination. Sen.
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My heart broke with theirs as I realized he was gone.
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Harry also broke with tradition in opting for a platinum band.
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Even their beloved Scott Walker broke with the Kochs on immigration.
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Mike Pence, broke with the nominee and publicly endorsed the pair.
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They also broke with the administration in their condemnation of Russia.
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Four Democrats broke with their party and voted against the resolution.
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No Republican House members broke with the party on Thursday's vote.
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Ryan's Senate counterpart, McConnell, broke with the Speaker and backed Trump.
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But Feeley broke with his peers by publicly declaring his reasons.
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Lady Diana broke with tradition in that choice, after much consultation.
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In 2013, it broke with Baghdadi, in a dispute over goals.
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Three Republicans broke with their party to support the resolution: Reps.
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He also broke with Trump in saying he opposed arming teachers.
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Lisa Murkowski, who broke with Republicans by moving to halt Kavanaugh's nomination.
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It's the latest case where a justice broke with his fellow conservatives.
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A few senators broke with their party in the final vote, however.
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Romania then broke with Nazi Germany and switched to the Allied side.
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Thirty House Republicans then broke with party leaders to oppose the legislation.
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And 12 Republican senators broke with him over the emergency declaration resolution.
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His use of purely abstract forms broke with centuries of artistic tradition.
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But Republicans broke with this compact in two distinct and important ways.
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President Trump broke with members of his administration on several key issues.
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MICHAEL CBS broke with tradition by inviting Zirinsky to the upfront stage.
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He broke with the old party and voted for Chávez in 1998.
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Portman broke with most Republican senators to support adding the new funding.
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She's broke, with a pill habit, family problems and a troubled past.
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As a candidate, the president broke with GOP orthodoxy on multiple fronts.
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In Britain, Prime Minister Boris Johnson broke with President Trump over Huawei.
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A few Republicans already broke with the President since Pelosi's announcement. Sen.
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Lieberman broke with Netanyahu in April after the first election this year.
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Valentine's Day is the day you go for broke with your menu planning.
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The Maryland legislature broke with that tradition on Tuesday, when it overrode Gov.
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She broke with Donald Trump's Monday criticism of the U.S. role in NATO.
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She broke with President Barack Obama on the Trans-Pacific Free-Trade Deal.
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OSHA broke with these established procedures when it issued its regulations on beryllium.
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Two threads that broke with established norms consistently ran through Tea Party discourse.
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Four Republicans broke with their party to oppose adoption of the waiver: Reps.
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Comey broke with protocol by publicly announcing that Clinton would not be prosecuted.
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Only one Republican broke with his party to oppose the package of bills.
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Reagan broke with President George W. Bush and endorsed embryonic stem cell research.
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The overwhelming majority belong to Orthodox Christianity, which broke with Rome in 1054.
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Vice President Michel Temer, the PMDB leader, publicly broke with Rousseff in December.
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One G.O.P. senator broke with party leadership on Wednesday to oppose the plan.
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In 1995, Washington broke with practice by granting a visa to Taiwan's president.
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Jesus broke with the traditions and taboos of His day to touch lepers.
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The tech start-up's filing yesterday broke with convention in a couple of ways.
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Trump's "America First" campaign broke with decades of Republican orthodoxy on multinational trade agreements.
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Tulsi Gabbard, who broke with Democratic Party leadership to show her support for Sanders.
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The move from four shows to two and broke with traditions in the industry.
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Ultimately, five Democrats broke with their party to vote for the bill, including Sens.
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Critics saw an entitled millennial who had mixed up being broke with being poor.
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When Henry broke with Rome to marry Anne Boleyn, her fervent faith became heresy.
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Holder argued Comey "broke with these fundamental principles" with the announcement of the review.
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From its beginning, Fox News broke with many standards typically followed by broadcast journalism.
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For the first time in recent memory, Jordan and Palestine broke with Saudi Arabia.
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The House members who broke with their parties on the vote are listed below.
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The tweet broke with what U.S. national security policy refers to as Operations Security.
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Bob Menendez of New Jersey also broke with his party to vote with Republicans.
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In April, the Koch network broke with Trump over tariffs targeted against Chinese goods.
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Collin Peterson (D-Minn.), meanwhile, was the only lawmaker who broke with his party.
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Elevating Haley to a Cabinet member broke with the tradition of previous Republican administrations.
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Trump also broke with a decades-long U.S. policy for a two-state solution.
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Michiganders are slamming PenceSo when Pence broke with tradition over the weekend, controversy ensued.
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He broke with Berlusconi last July and pledged support for Renzi, a fellow Tuscan.
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He broke with decades of precedent by refusing to release his federal tax returns.
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But on a few key immigration votes, he broke with the majority of Democrats.
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The greatest scientists in history are great precisely because they broke with the consensus.
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Al-Qaida's central leadership refused to accept the takeover and broke with al-Baghdadi.
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Mr. Comey, after all, broke with policy and twice publicly discussed the Clinton investigation.
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Republican Senator Susan Collins broke with her party and announced her support for witnesses.
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During the campaign, he broke with fellow Republicans in sounding supportive of Planned Parenthood.
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First, many players (myself included!) didn't understand how the reputation system broke with tradition.
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Macron broke with the socialists last August and launched a bid for the presidency.
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Broke with boujee taste is an accurate way to describe my approach to skin care.
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He broke with decades of bipartisan consensus in December and recognised Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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In the Senate, five Republicans broke with their party to oppose removing Clinton from office.
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The top Senate Democrat broke with President Barack Obama on their party's message about Trump.
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Reporters broke with a widespread taboo of the Arab news media by interviewing Israeli officials.
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Trump himself broke with protocol Tuesday night by leaving Trump Tower without his press contingent.
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Ortega, 59, was a key player in Venezuela's government but broke with it in March.
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The following is a survey of their most daring reviews that broke with the consensus.
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Francis Picabia, its main backer, broke with Tzara in 1921, and the materials were dispersed.
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A Spanish court ordered the extradition of Hugo Carvajal, who broke with Nicolás Maduro's government.
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José Luis Silva, the Venezuela Defense Attaché to the United States publicly broke with Maduro.
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He also broke with Trump on key Mueller-related questions, earning some praise from Democrats.
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After the 2016 election, Trump broke with precedent by refusing to divest in his businesses.
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Last week, however, the Senate Intelligence Committee broke with its counterpart in the lower chamber.
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Elevating Haley to a Cabinet level post broke with the tradition of previous Republican administrations.
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Republican Representative Darrell Issa broke with the party line by calling for an independent review.
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Kirk broke with McConnell last month, calling for hearings and a vote on Obama's nominee.
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Initially allied to the Soviet Union, Tito broke with Soviet leader Joseph Stalin in 1948.
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Throughout the Republican primaries, Donald Trump carved out stances that broke with longtime GOP orthodoxy.
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On Thursday, she broke with protocol and sat at a similar welcome for Denmark's premier.
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But in 2008, Missouri broke with its past, voting against the winning candidate, Barack Obama.
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At home, Mr. Poroshenko broke with early allies over worries about cronyism in his government.
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But ISIS broke with all of the other groups and says, the time is now.
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But she broke with academic consensus when many experts underestimated the potential for job growth.
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When Migos first broke with "Versace" in 2013, he was incarcerated on a probation violation.
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In 2016 he again broke with his party, endorsing Hillary Clinton over Donald J. Trump.
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But he later broke with the government and created a political movement called Everyone's Challenge.
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Trump broke with tradition and did not release his tax returns during the 2016 campaign.
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Va.), Doug Jones (Ala.) and Kyrsten Sinema (Ariz.) broke with their party and supported him.
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Initially allied to the Soviet Union, Tito broke with Soviet leader Joseph Stalin in 1948.
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The result, though, is that Mr. Comey broke with both policy and tradition in Mrs.
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Tillerson broke with the administration and made clear he believed Russia was behind the attack.
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No Democrats supported removing him from office and some Republicans even broke with their party.
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Trump broke with tradition and refused to release his tax returns while running for president.
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Murkowski's stance broke with the other three previously undecided senators who announced their decisions Friday.
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C.) and John Kennedy (R-La.) broke with their party to vote against the repeal.
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He was an old-school hawk who broke with his party on torture and detention.
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He broke with past presidents' practice of giving cabinet jobs in exchange for support in congress.
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And later, Anthony Scaramucci on why he broke with the president on this hot-button issue.
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He broke with Maduro and fled to Colombia two months ago, but has not been delisted.
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On Wednesday, Pence broke with Trump by endorsing Ryan -- a move he made with Trump's blessing.
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Bingerea, the dominant ice cream and cold confectionery company of Korea broke with Hanwha in 1993.
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During the presidential campaign Trump broke with tradition by refusing to make his tax returns public.
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Trump broke with national Republicans, who have unendorsed Moore and called for him to step aside.
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Scott also broke with President Trump, and said he disagrees with the notion of arming teachers.
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And, in so doing, broke with who he had been, politically speaking, up until that moment.
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In 2014, he broke with many other Republican governors and agreed to expand Medicaid in Indiana.
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Trump broke with decades of precedent by not releasing his returns during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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Seselj, 61, was a mentor to Vucic until 2008 when his protege broke with the Radicals.
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Temer and Cunha's PMDB party, the largest in Congress, formally broke with the government last week.
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After the 2016 presidential election, Trump broke with precedent by refusing to divest from his businesses.
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Trump broke with tradition when he did not divest from his business empire after taking office.
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He broke with Trump to vote against the $1.3 trillion spending bill passed earlier this year.
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They also broke with an intelligence community consensus that the Russians meant to help Mr. Trump.
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Larry Kudlow, the White House economic adviser, pushed back on whether Mr. Trump broke with protocol.
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He also broke with presidential custom by often going bareheaded in public, and for obvious reasons.
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Seselj, 61, was a mentor to Vucic until 72 when his protege broke with the Radicals.
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The president broke with decades of precedent in 22019 by refusing to release his tax returns.
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After the 2016 presidential election, Trump broke with precedent by refusing to divest in his business.
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A lot of the Republicans who broke with Donald Trump in 2016 are no longer Republicans.
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Mr. Trump broke with recent tradition and removed the council's chairman from a cabinet-level position.
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Trump broke with past precedent by refusing to release his tax returns while running for office.
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President Trump's White House broke with the tradition of officially recognizing June as LGBT Pride Month.
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Last month, however, Pompeo broke with the administration, saying "of course" Russia interfered in the election.
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True to form, the goat rodeo continued this week as several broke with her on impeachment.
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He broke with tradition by announcing his Cabinet picks months before the presidential election took place.
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The president broke with decades of precedent in 2016 by refusing to release his tax returns.
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TV that he definitively broke with Trump after the president told four minority congresswomen to "go back" to where they came from, even though all are U.S. citizens and only one was born outside the U.S. But he suggested that he should broke with Trump sooner.
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In January he broke with tradition by appointing an Alawite, instead of a Sunni, as defence minister.
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Trump's taking of a congratulatory phone call from Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen broke with that protocol.
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The Broward County Sheriff's deputies union also broke with Israel and pushed for his removal from office.
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Indeed, we broke with a decade of tradition by referring to you throughout by your first name.
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We broke with Assange shortly afterward, when WikiLeaks refused to answer questions about unusual dealings in Belarus.
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As a single mother in the 1970s, she broke with convention by pursuing a full-time career.
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Separatists want a vote to reunite the island, a century after the Irish Republic broke with London.
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In December the rebels broke with their ally, Ali Abdullah Saleh, a former dictator, whom they killed.
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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP broke with convention by not releasing his tax returns during his campaign for office.
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Clinton broke with tradition early this morning, declining to speak publicly after the Democratic nominee's election defeat.
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Trump broke with long-standing precedent by refusing to release his tax returns as a presidential candidate.
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In 2008, Trump even broke with his usual wax sculpture-esque pose to throw up some deuces.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was broke, with about $20 in the bank, but I was happy.
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He and his on-air crew broke with the customary respectful strolls through publicist-approved talking points.
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McCain's opposition to Haspel's nomination marked the latest instance in which the Arizona senator broke with Trump.
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Trump in December broke with historic United States protocol by speaking to Taiwan's president over the phone.
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But very few of Nixon's Republicans actually broke with their president, even after the Saturday Night Massacre.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan, who broke with Donald Trump earlier this month, could face a postelection revolt.
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He broke with the legislators of his own party to side with the actual residents of Nevada.
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It was the second game in which Italy broke with deadly beauty out of its defensive mode.
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During the visit, Trump broke with Abe on the issue of recent missile tests by North Korea.
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During the 43 campaign, he broke with 40 years of tradition by refusing to make them public.
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The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) on Thursday broke with Israel's decision to bar Democratic Reps.
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On Monday, Coffman broke with some in his party -- including Trump -- and said he spoke with Sen.
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Thirty House Republicans broke with party leaders to vote against the bill, while all Democrats opposed it.
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President Donald Trump, who broke with McConnell to support Moore in Alabama, has not openly attacked Blankenship.
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Broke with Trump on torture: Sessions said that waterboarding is a form of torture and is illegal.
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Mr. Graham and Senator John Kennedy of Louisiana broke with the Republicans to vote against the measure.
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"Debate is extremely limited," said Jean-Michel Clément, who broke with the Socialists and joined Mr. Macron.
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Ro Khanna (D-CA), a progressive first-term member who represents Silicon Valley, broke with Democratic leadership.
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Mr. Akhmetov, who publicly broke with Mr. Yanukovych during the protests, declined to speak to The Times.
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Earlier on Friday, Ms. Murkowski broke with her party and declared her opposition to Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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Mr. Trump broke with recent tradition by visiting other countries ahead of Canada early in his term.
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Mr. Trump's language surprised his aides, and it broke with a presidential tradition of carefully calibrated warnings.
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Trump broke with decades of precedent by not releasing his tax returns during the 85033 presidential race.
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Last summer, four Republicans broke with their party to support an amendment offered by Kaine and Sen.
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Since then, May has brushed the president back or broke with him on a number of fronts.
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Utah Senator Mitt Romney, who broke with Trump on Ukraine and China this month, remains an outlier.
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But seven Republican senators broke with their party on that Yemen vote, creating some real bipartisan pressure.
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The northern Labour heartlands broke with Labour Party leaders and mostly voted "Leave" in the Brexit referendum.
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WASHINGTON — Two Democrats broke with their party and voted against impeaching President Donald Trump Wednesday night. Reps.
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Planned Parenthood broke with precedent and announced it will bestow upon Clinton its first ever primary endorsement.
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His two public statements about the bureau's investigation of the Clinton emails broke with long F.B.I. tradition.
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Bolsonaro broke with bilateral tradition by declaring early on that he would not attend Argentina's presidential handover.
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EDT — Hannity responded shortly after the news broke with a staunch denial that Cohen ever represented him.
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Ubolratana's surprise nomination broke with a tradition that members of the royal family stay out of politics.
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A meaningful faction of Democrats broke with the party line and signaled their intentions through the journal vote.
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Eventually Hynek broke with his handlers and became the first scientist to lend credence to the UFO phenomenon.
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Apple broke with its tradition this year when it launched the 4-inch iPhone SE in the spring.
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They soon broke with Pentecostalism and moved their church into the holiness movement, christening it Pillar of Fire.
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Ayanna Pressley, who broke with the rest of the group and voted for the anti-BDS bill Tuesday.
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Most notably, she broke with former FCC chairman Tom Wheeler on his plan to overhaul set-top boxes.
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But the separatists broke with the government when they seized its temporary base of Aden on Aug. 10.
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Amber and Richard broke with good taste (sorry) by having Bratz dolls adorn their multi-story wedding cake.
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Trump famously broke with his party during the campaign, urging Congress to allow Medicare to negotiate drug prices.
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Trump broke with long-standing precedent during the 2016 presidential race by refusing to release his tax returns.
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It's new, it's different, and it's where these game could go if they broke with tradition more often.
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Trump broke with years of precedent when he refused to release his tax returns when running for president.
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The Justice Department broke with recent precedent in challenging the deal after decades of not fighting vertical mergers.
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But the network broke with that tradition to honor the three men who shielded students during the shooting.
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Flanked by two Christmas trees and Vice President Mike Pence, Trump broke with decades of US foreign policy.
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The term gets its name from Ilya Ehrenburg's 1954 novel The Thaw, which broke with the tenets of
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The proposal, which broke with most Republicans, became one of Trump's most popular plans among Democrats in Congress.
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Trump in 2016 broke with precedent and refused to make his tax returns public, citing an IRS audit.
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During the 2016 election, he broke with four decades of precedent by refusing to release his tax returns.
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But Agalarov broke with the Kremlin line when he said that America probably doesn't interfere in Russian elections.
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Trump broke with his party during the campaign, calling on Congress to allow Medicare to negotiate drug prices.
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And the Sioux City Journal broke with King and endorsed Scholten, depriving the Republican of a key endorsement.
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After the 2016 presidential election, Trump broke with precedent by refusing to divest his stakes in his businesses.
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But he broke with his conservative brethren who wanted to shut the door completely on such integration measures.
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President Trump, however, broke with his own intelligence agencies by saying he found the new Saudi account credible.
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He made the state go broke with that tax cut, and he could never say, 'I messed up.
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Mr. Moreno took over as president in May 2017 and soon broke with the policies of his predecessor.
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After a quick catch-up, Mr. Osment racked the balls and broke with something less than perfect confidence.
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Mr. Shapiro broke with Mr. Bannon last year, saying Breitbart had become a propaganda tool for Mr. Trump.
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But as the language in the draft text became public, the Democratic Unionists quickly broke with Mr. Johnson.
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The chief broke with his four Republican colleagues, each of whom voted to strike down the entire law.
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But Trump also broke with decades of tradition by canning the person who had previously held the position.
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Five Republicans who hold more centrist views on immigration broke with their party to oppose the resolution: Reps.
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Elevating Haley, as Ambassador to the UN, to Cabinet status broke with the tradition of previous Republican presidents.
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Then came the stunner: Mitt Romney broke with his fellow Republicans and voted for Trump's removal from office.
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He broke with Republican orthodoxy by suggesting that higher taxes on the rich might be a good idea.
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Edmund Ross (R-Kan.), who broke with Republicans in 1865 to vote for then-President Andrew Johnson's acquittal.
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When Trump broke with his party to endorse these ideas, activists and Democrats saw a glimmer of hope.
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In Tuesday's special election, many Lumbee broke with the tribal leaders to pull the lever for the Republican.
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For instance, she broke with her party in January in a doomed vote to avoid a government shutdown.
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Today it is broke, with debts of 450bn rand ($30bn) that are crippling the public finances (see Buttonwood).
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She broke with the CBC in 2008 Democratic primary, endorsing Barack Obama as other members backed Hillary Clinton.
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" This was the moment the president believes he finally broke with what he calls, derisively, the "Washington playbook.
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Before his inauguration, Trump broke with years of American protocol by receiving a phone call from the Taiwanese leader.
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Ever since I broke with tradition, the problem I now face is that I love the idea of Ramadan.
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Their next swim looks broke with this streak before we could get into the whole "three's a trend" argument.
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And when Cerrone began to back away from the clinch to avoid further punishment, Edwards broke with the elbow.
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The union broke with its parent organization, the American Federation of Government Employees, when it endorsed Trump in 2016.
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Massa once served in Fernandez's cabinet but broke with her over what he called her top-down leadership style.
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In an interview Thursday on CNBC, Donald Trump broke with tired clichés about the evils of federal debt accumulation.
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Dr Heck broke with Mr Trump earlier this month, after recordings emerged of the nominee boasting about groping women.
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In fact, the Apple Music streaming record Drake broke with Scorpion was his own from last year's More Life.
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Markle and Harry broke with tradition by having — gasp — lemon elderflower sponge cake instead of the traditional fruit cake.
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In line with his opening comments, Trump's Defense secretary pick broke with the president-elect when discussing the NATO.
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Where technology and economics collide On the campaign, Donald Trump broke with conservative orthodoxy on a number of issues.
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Trump broke with four decades of precedent by refusing to make his tax returns public during the 2016 campaign.
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Trump broke with four decades of precedent by refusing to release his tax returns during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Trump's decision on Thursday not to reappoint Yellen to a second term broke with a decades-long Fed precedent.
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Twitter almost broke with criticism of Melania Trump's stilettos, but that's just silly when people's lives are at stake.
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Konta pulverised a backhand to save a break point in the opening game then broke with another baseline bomb.
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As a presidential candidate in 2016, Trump broke with decades of precedent by refusing to release his tax returns.
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At the end of September, he at last broke with Johnson and announced that he would halt the bombing.
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During his confirmation hearing, Mattis broke with Trump on Russia, saying he worried about the threats emanating from Moscow.
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Trump broke with decades of precedent during the 2016 presidential campaign when he refused to release his tax returns.
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Trump faced backlash last year when he broke with nearly two decades of tradition by not hosting an iftar.
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Senate Republicans' bill to repeal ObamaCare failed last week after three Republicans broke with their party to oppose it.
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On June 21973, however, Mr. Hewlett broke with the habits of a lifetime and bucked the Labour Party line.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump broke with decades of precedent by refusing to release his personal income tax returns.
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In so doing he broke with bipartisan precedent by using executive power to exclude, not include, immigrants and refugees.
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When Mr. Obama arrived, Mr. Modi broke with protocol to greet the president at the airport with a hug.
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Trump broke with decades of precedent when he did not release the records while running for president in 2016.
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It later broke with its revolutionary comrades and defected to Iraq, and the patronage of its president, Saddam Hussein.
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Ms. Koike, 64, is also a Liberal Democrat, but she broke with the party to seek the governor's post.
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He also broke with GOP orthodoxy on the campaign trail by refusing to cut Medicare, Medicaid, or Social Security.
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Omar bin Laden broke with his father in 2001 after living in Afghanistan for much of 1996 to 2001.
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Former Mexican first lady Margarita Zavala broke with the PAN in October in order to run as an independent.
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Read more: A Morgan Stanley wealth adviser was flat broke, with an injured football player crashing on his couch.
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The alt-lite broke with the alt-right after Spencer's more overt fascism tarnished the brand, well before Charlottesville.
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Elaine Luria, a freshman congresswoman from Virginia, broke with Kaine and Warner and called for him to step down.
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In an interview Thursday on CNBC, Donald Trump broke with tired clichés about the evils of federal debt accumulation.
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He broke with the Nation of Islam that year, moved to Buffalo and took a job with Bethlehem Steel.
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She asks whether Snow broke with the idea of a "transcendental viewer," which has haunted art since the Renaissance.
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While Collins and Murkowski have occasionally defied Trump on policy, Flake broke with him largely on style and decency.
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Mr. Trump once again broke with the practice of his recent predecessors, who avoided public comment about monetary policy.
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Trump refused to release his tax returns during the 2016 election cycle, a move that broke with longstanding precedent.
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Chief Justice John Roberts famously broke with his fellow Republican justices in NFIB, voting to uphold most of Obamacare.
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In 1950, during the First Korean War, we broke with a tradition going back to our revolution: war bonds.
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But Burtka broke with fellow conservatives, maintaining that that the tax overhaul only really ever made sense in theory.
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The Islamic State revived the idea of using cars as weapons after it broke with Al Qaeda in 2014.
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Monday's Season 3 finale brought a fatal relapse, as Chuck broke with both his law firm and his brother.
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Result: Seven Republicans broke with their party and the Senate acquitted Johnson by a single vote on three articles.
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Cimabue pushed the envelope, he broke with the Greek style of painting with no perspective and he introduced humanity.
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He broke with four decades of precedent by refusing to make the documents public, citing a current IRS audit.
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Evola eventually broke with Mussolini and the Italian Fascists because he considered them overly tame and corrupted by compromise.
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Just one Democrat, Senator of Joe Manchin III of West Virginia, broke with his party and supported Mr. Mnuchin.
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A Republican lawmaker from Florida on Friday also broke with the party and backed a ban on assault weapons.
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The PRB broke with Rousseff's governing coalition last week and the minister quit the party to keep his post.
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Before the numbers were made public, Mr. Trump broke with protocol and posted on Twitter about the jobs report.
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Even though Hurd votes reliably Republican, he also broke with his party by voting against Obamacare repeal last year.
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The Netflix drama is one of the few Hollywood productions that, Hool said, "broke with everything" and embraced bilingual storytelling.
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One landmark was Nostra Aetate, a document issued in 1965 in which the Vatican formally broke with Christian anti-Semitism.
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Macron&aposs predecessor, Francois Hollande, broke with tradition and decided to open the site to visitors instead of vacationing there.
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"All That Man Is" broke with the occasionally ostentatious diction of these novels in favour of plainer, more direct storytelling.
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The couple also broke with tradition to play an active part in raising their four children, including the future emperor.
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Remarkably, Justice Kavanaugh broke with his fellow Trump appointee, Neil Gorsuch, in nearly a third of the term's 72 rulings.
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Nvidia launches the $349 GeForce RTX 2060 Nvidia broke with tradition and put a new focus on gaming at CES.
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Bush, the oldest son of Jeb Bush, broke with his father early this month to endorse Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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Clinton is expected to speak Wednesday morning, after she broke with political tradition and declined to speak after her defeat.
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This week she broke with the Brexit-right of her party and decided to put national interest above party unity.
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They broke with him and formed a new party after he surrendered to the tribunal; Mr Seselj calls them traitors.
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Trump broke with four decades of precedent by refusing to release his tax returns after becoming the GOP presidential nominee.
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In 2003, France and Germany broke with the United States in a bitter dispute over the US invasion of Iraq.
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The editorial board of an Iowa newspaper broke with tradition on Friday and endorsed the Democratic opponent to incumbent Rep.
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Not every Republican broke with Paul, whose libertarian-leaning views frequently put him at odds with his Senate GOP colleagues.
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But Steelers offensive tackle Alejandro Villanueva broke with his team and walked out of the tunnel for the National Anthem.
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As president-elect, Trump broke with protocol and accepted a congratulatory phone call from the Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen.
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Just when and how their ancestors broke with traditional African spirit practices and adopted Christianity has never been fully resolved.
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" How Barr broke with the White House > "I don't believe that Mr. Mueller would be involved in a witch hunt.
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In a historic gesture, three California affiliates broke with the Virginia branch and the national organization to condemn the lawsuit.
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Joe Heck (R-Nev.) saw for himself when he lost his polling lead after he broke with Trump last year.
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A military attaché to Washington had switched sides, as had a general, who broke with the regime on social media.
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But he broke with many big name 2020 contenders by not calling for abolishing the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
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Heitkamp, Donnelly and Manchin also broke with their leadership and voted to confirm Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch last year.
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Charlie Baker broke with many powerful Republicans, calling for federal action to be more proactive in planning for climate change.
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As fly balls and line drives were hit at them, Landis broke with Mostil at the crack of the bat.
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It concluded that Mr. Comey was insubordinate and broke with longstanding policy in his handling of the Clinton email investigation.
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The 3-in-1 Wireless Charging Pad goes for broke with dedicated charging spaces for AirPods and the Apple Watch.
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Instead, President Trump broke with decades of American policy and stopped criticizing Israel's human rights violations and continuous settlement construction.
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The film's director, William Oldroyd, also broke with bonnet drama tradition by casting black and minority actors in crucial roles.
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Trump broke with decades of U.S. protocol after his presidential election win when he accepted a congratulatory call from Tsai.
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" Why it angered reporters: "It broke with decades of tradition and may impede news coverage of American foreign policy moves.
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Twenty-five House Republicans broke with their leadership and opposed the usually party line procedural vote bringing up the legislation.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump broke with US policy and suggested he was OK if Russia kept the Ukrainian territory.
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Orrin Hatch also broke with the president over his comments, saying he "doesn't agree" that Germany is controlled by Russia.
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The President Elect's choice for UN Ambassador, Nikki Haley, broke with Trump on a number of issues during her confirmation hearing.
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Then there's Trump, who broke with Vegas tradition and ran a nasty anti-union campaign to dissuade his employees from organizing.
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Ryan broke with several top Republican lawmakers and numerous Democrats who have said Sessions should distance himself from Russia-linked investigations.
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Last Wednesday, Trump broke with the Republican Party and sided with Schumer on a three-month extension on the debt ceiling.
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LePage broke with the Democratic attorney general, Janet Mills, who did not approve of the lawsuit, a spokesman for Mills said.
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Trump broke with the longstanding precedent of presidential candidates by refusing to disclose his tax information during the 2016 presidential election.
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Ivanka Trump broke with her father several weeks ago and took a stand against Moore soon after his accusers went public.
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Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee, broke with his party to vote to convict Trump on the abuse-of-power charge.
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Yes, ABC, CBS, NBC, and Fox (which later relented to pressure and decided it would attend after all) broke with tradition.
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Chiang broke with the Soviets four years later after gaining control of China, but did not become a fan of liberalism.
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The princess, who broke with royal tradition by attempting to enter politics, is in Germany, according to her posts on Instagram.
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Once a staunch loyalist of Trump's, Cohen broke with his former boss after FBI agents raided Cohen's properties in April 2018.
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The princess, who broke with royal tradition by attempting to enter politics, is in Germany, according to her posts on Instagram.
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Trump also broke with decades of U.S. protocol toward China when he took a phone call with Taiwan's president in December.
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Former state governor Henri Falcon, who broke with the boycott to challenge Maduro, said he received reports of hundreds of irregularities.
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The telephone conversation broke with decades of precedent and cast doubt on his incoming administration's commitment to Beijing's "one China" policy.
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The tweet, which telegraphed a military operation, broke with what U.S. national security policy refers to as Operations Security or OPSEC.
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Or go for broke with this crazy rich vegan pumpkin "cheesecake" made with a combination of cashews, silken tofu and banana.
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In 2010, he broke with the ruling party, and in 2013 he was the campaign chief for opposition candidate Henrique Capriles.
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Ever since Henry VIII broke with papal authority in the 16th century, the Anglican Church has stood at the nation's core.
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Kirk made headlines when he quickly broke with his party's strategy, instead saying he would meet with whoever the president nominated.
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Kirk broke with Trump in June, after the real estate tycoon questioned a federal judge's objectivity based on his Mexican heritage.
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Barry Goldwater of Arizona broke with their party to stand up against a President who was no longer fit to serve.
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On the Republican side, Donald Trump broke with party orthodoxy by running on no cuts to Social Security, Medicare, or Medicaid.
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Vucic is a former protege of Seselj's who broke with his party in 2008 to steer a more pro-Western course.
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But the chances of that sharply increased when Temer's Brazilian Democratic Movement Party (PMDB) broke with the ruling coalition this week.
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Trump's December 6 speech recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital broke with decades of bipartisan American foreign policy about the city's future.
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That broke with years of international policy consensus, which called for the status of Jerusalem to be settled in peace talks.
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Then, during the worst of the Great Depression, the country broke with seven decades of civilian-led (though limited) constitutional democracy.
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Mr. Trump could tell his supporters that he broke with President Barack Obama on the deal, without actually violating its terms.
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President Donald Trump on Wednesday broke with his party to support a package that included a short-term debt ceiling extension.
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While her long-delayed debut album, Broke With Expensive Taste, received overwhelmingly positive reviews, most people didn't give it much attention.
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While Nadler also had pushed for action, he never publicly broke with Pelosi and averted a total rebellion in his committee.
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Only one Republican, Senator Mitt Romney of Utah, broke with his party to judge Mr. Trump guilty of abuse of power.
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But she also broke with right-wing ideology when she came out in favor of an assault weapons ban in 2016.
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The comments broke with a precedent set by previous CEO Lloyd Blankfein, who did not publicly speak to analysts each quarter.
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But if four Republicans broke with Mr. McConnell, Mr. Bolton could be compelled to testify — making those Republicans pretty powerful, indeed.
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Obama broke with tradition in 2015 in a tech-savvy way, posting his entire address on the online publishing outlet Medium.
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During the campaign, the then-candidate broke with presidential election norms and refused to produce his tax returns for public review.
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That broke with precedent by denying incumbent Janet Yellen a second term but signalled a continuation of her cautious monetary policies .
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In September, she broke with many of her fellow 85033 contenders, calling impeachment "terribly divisive" for the country as a whole.
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The spy chiefs broke with President Donald Trump in their assessments of the threats posed by North Korea, Iran and Syria.
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"Saudi Arabia, if we broke with them, I think your oil prices would go through the roof," Trump told reporters on Tuesday.
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In 2018, the en banc 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals broke with previous 9th Circuit precedent to hold in Rizo v.
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The Justice Department broke with tradition to assert a competing argument in a case in which the EEOC appeared as an amicus.
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Sirisena had been a member of Rajapaksa's cabinet back when he was president, but broke with him ahead of the 251 elections.
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In this case, I did what the Ghostbusters might do—I broke with the establishment and took things into my own hands.
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The relationship is scarred by the trauma of the 1954-1962 independence war in which the North Africa country broke with France.
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Opposition research, shared with CNN from multiple campaigns, was extensive on areas where Christie allegedly took positions that broke with Republican orthodoxy.
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Trump broke with four decades of precedent by refusing to release his tax returns while running for the White House in 2016.
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It broke with decades of U.S. policy that the city's status must be decided in peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Brat is one of a number of conservative House GOP members who broke with leadership and opposed the American Health Care Act.
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As the Republican nominee, he broke with his party's free trade consensus to slam Obama for going too soft on Chinese imports.
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"Obama broke with precedent and it's now open season on leaders commenting on other countries," Mr. Farage said to his aggrieved listeners.
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In Alabama, Bannon broke with Trump, who had gone to Huntsville for a campaign rally for Strange just days before the election.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) on Wednesday broke with his party and said he'll consider President Obama's Supreme Court nominee.
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The flying arrangement broke with an age-old campaign tradition of the "Boys on the Bus" (or the plane), and with Mrs.
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Britain also broke with the United States over the new bank and became an inaugural member along with France, Germany and Italy.
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A fifth AFL-CIO-affiliated group broke with the labor giant on Thursday to back former Labor Secretary Tom Perez over Rep.
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Trump broke with four decades of precedent by refusing to release his tax returns during his 2016 campaign for the White House.
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He asserts that he broke with the ideology of the Islamic State and actually only came to Syria to provide humanitarian aid.
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"I don't know what happened, something broke with the turbo and that was game over from there," the home favorite told reporters.
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Democrats were frustrated during the 85033 presidential race when Trump broke with decades of precedent and refused to make his returns public.
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It also broke with decades of U.S. policy that the city's status must be decided in negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.
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In so doing, he broke with the wider Arab world and inadvertently set in motion the possibility of a narrower bilateral peace.
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In 2017, the Trump administration broke with international consensus — and decades of U.S. policy — by recognizing East Jerusalem as part of Israel.
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Sirisena had been a member of Rajapaksa's cabinet back when he was president, but broke with him ahead of the 2225 elections.
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The movie broke with many of the conventions of the time, like mood music to tell you what to feel and think.
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In Parma, Federico Pizzarotti, who notably broke with the Five Star Movement over its lack of transparency, was easily re-elected mayor.
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More recently, IBM shrank for another five consecutive quarters, a streak it broke with yesterday's news that it had beat analyst expectations.
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But early reports from Nevada on caucus night suggested Culinary Union members broke with leadership and caucused in wide numbers for Sen.
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Edmund Ross, who broke with his party to issue the deciding vote to acquit President Andrew Johnson in the first American impeachment.
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As with the past votes, two Republicans who have called on Trump to release his tax returns broke with their party. Rep.
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Mr. McCain and Ms. Ayotte eventually broke with their party's nominee, saying they could not support his quest for the White House.
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As a senator, Miller often broke with his party, endorsing former President George W. Bush's reelection bid in 2004 over former Sen.
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Jennifer Sime, a senior vice president at International Rescue Committee, a humanitarian organization, said the order broke with 40 years or precedent.
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" Holder determined that it ultimately "broke with … fundamental principles" and "negatively affected public trust in both the Justice Department and the FBI.
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A few stewed for so long in their own resentment and the deeply sad world they created that they broke with reality.
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Pruitt broke with Trump, who has said that global warming is a hoax perpetrated by the Chinese to hobble United States manufacturing.
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Beats blaming the CEOs who broke with the president, unless you're the kind of guy who just loves having someone to blame.
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"This is just a beginning, many many families are affected," said Mayor Andy Fox, whose voice broke with tears as he spoke.
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On Wednesday night, eight House Republicans broke with the president and voted for a Democratic bill that would reopen the Treasury Department.
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Many of the Democrats who broke with the party line on Wednesday represent swing districts that had voted for Trump in 413.
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Ms. Chao broke with the standard practice for government employees and flew on a Chinese state airline instead of an American carrier.
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Castle was a classically trained craftsman who started making sculptural furniture, broke with traditional techniques, and forged a unique, often-playful aesthetic.
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In March, Trump broke with decades of international consensus by recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, territory Israel captured from Syria.
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Together they developed a new visual language that broke with Brazil's colonial and Eurocentric past, and that more accurately reflected their heritage.
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All of Trump's recent predecessors had only unofficial diplomatic ties with Taiwan, and Trump's direct conversation with Tsai broke with that practice.
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And he sometimes broke with other unions, in one case over his opposition to a group working to revive New York City Opera.
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Robert Durst broke with his family in 1994, after his father and uncle picked his younger brother Douglas to take over the business.
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Gardner, a first-term senator, rarely broke with his party on its top priorities during the Trump administration, despite his state's blue lean.
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Three senators — Democrat Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Republicans Tom Cotton of Arkansas and Mike Lee of Utah — broke with their parties.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump broke with the tradition followed by most candidates since Richard Nixon by refusing to release his tax returns.
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Unlike Trump's secretary of state pick, former ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson, Haley broke with Trump and repeatedly criticized Russia during her confirmation hearing.
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Mitt Romney on Wednesday broke with his party and said he would vote to convict the president on the abuse of power charge.
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Falcon broke with the main opposition coalition by deciding to run and some polls indicate he has a double-digit lead over Maduro.
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" The speaker defended the times he broke with Trump, saying "if I see conservatism being disfigured I'm going to stand up for conservatism.
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Another fund firm, Invesco, broke with management 12 percent of the time, and at none of seven companies where it had business ties.
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Mike Pence broke with his running mate Donald Trump on Wednesday in endorsing House Speaker Paul Ryan in his primary re-election fight.
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His move broke with decades of U.S. policy and international consensus that the city's status must be left to Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.
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He was one of two Republican senators who broke with their party to support a motion to call witnesses, though it ultimately failed.
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In keeping all the Starks, Targaryens, and most of their allies alive, HBO broke with Martin's penchant for active hostility to fan expectations.
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Bernie Sanders to overhaul the veterans' health care system and broke with his party to support the release of the CIA's torture report.
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In recent years she broke with fellow Republicans in backing stem cell research as a way to possibly find a cure for Alzheimer's.
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Gabbard, who served in Iraq, broke with much of the Democratic Party establishment in February to endorse Sanders's upstart presidential challenge to Clinton.
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Collins received her most recent honorary degree from the university after she broke with her party's attempts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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"If we broke with them I think your oil prices would go through the roof," Trump told reporters at the White House Tuesday.
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Shares of CVS have fallen nearly 9 percent since the news of the deal broke, with the stock closing down 6 percent Friday.
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McCain was a prisoner of war for five and a half years in Vietnam, and refused early release because it broke with protocol.
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"Tom MacArthur broke with every other lawmaker from New Jersey and voted to hike taxes on New Jersey middle-class families," Kim said.
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Mr. Onaga hails from the same political party as Mr. Abe, the Liberal Democratic Party, but broke with it over the base issue.
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Gardner, the chairman of the Senate GOP's campaign arm, broke with Trump and the RNC on Thursday, saying "we will never" endorse Moore.
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The market sank after news of a possible trade war broke, with the Dow Jones industrial average down 510 points at its low.
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Trump broke with precedent during the 2016 campaign in refusing to release his returns and has refused to do so since taking office.
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He failed to convince those 11 Republicans who broke with Majority Leader Mitch McConnell later Tuesday to vote with Democrats on Schumer's resolution.
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That report found that Comey broke with departmental standards and practices, but did not find that he was politically biased or otherwise influenced.
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After the 2016 election, Trump broke with protocol by tapping Mattis to be his secretary of defense, a position typically reserved for civilians.
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In 2015, a team of female coders at Japanese gaming company Koei broke with tradition, launching the first romance game for women, "Angelique".
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Trump's appointment of Powell broke with precedent by denying Janet Yellen a second term but signalling a continuation of her cautious monetary policies.
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Not because it's the most polished or pretty, but because it broke with tradition and set a new standard for fantasy open-worlds.
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Kennedy's startling opinion to uphold the affirmative action plan broke with his consistent antipathy toward allowing individuals to be labeled according to race.
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In it, Parra broke with the florid style prevalent in Latin American literature at the time, and adopted a more direct, colloquial style.
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After Simicska broke with Orban in a public spat in 2015, private advertisers followed a state ad moratorium and withdrew from Heti Valasz.
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But after the Newtown, Connecticut shooting, he broke with the NRA and co-wrote a bipartisan bill to close the background check loophole.
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The club also broke with established practice and chose to seed Serena Williams 25th, even though she was ranked outside the top 100.
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The Kardashians broke with tradition Monday ... their big Xmas Eve bash was not held at Kris' krib ... but it definitely did not disappoint.
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The Trump administration's invocation of national security broke with a deep-seated collective understanding that such claims are verboten as justification for tariffs.
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His statement broke with the longstanding practice followed by Treasury secretaries from both parties to avoid making careless public pronouncements about American currency.
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The group banded to form the Neo-concrete movement, which broke with the formalist abstractions of the Concrete art that came before them.
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That led to speculation that Mattis publicly broke with Trump on a top national security issue — a narrative Mattis denied the next day.
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The organization also broke with its long-time advertising partner, Ackerman McQueen, which helped craft its media and communications response to mass shootings.
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Just two Democrats - Collin Peterson of Minnesota and Jeff Van Drew of New Jersey - broke with their party and voted against the measure.
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William Cohen of Maine and Hamilton Fish of New York broke with Nixon to join Democratic leaders in backing impeachment in the House.
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Only George W. Bush broke with tradition by hosting an annual event that functioned as an opportunity to tend to his religious base.
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Bolton's ouster caps an 18-month tenure in which Trump increasingly broke with his adviser and Bolton's influence in the administration steadily waned.
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On Thursday, he broke with Trump, saying the United States must confront Putin and should try to make the Iran nuclear deal work.
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In 2016, Trump broke with decades of tradition and refused to release his tax returns, claiming he was under Internal Revenue Service audit.
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Rick Scott broke with the National Rifle Association and moved to bar those under 21 and the mentally ill from buying assault rifles.
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The third president, Thomas Jefferson, broke with his predecessors for his State of the Union address, electing to deliver his message in writing.
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That statement, which broke with decades of American policy in favor of a "two-state solution," was a political gift to Mr. Netanyahu.
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Susan Collins (R-Maine), broke with their party during the 2015 vote to vote against the resolutions, while coal state Democrats, like Sen.
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The son of a blacksmith broke with the orthodoxy of the time to insist that poverty was the product of circumstance, not character.
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In December, Senate Republicans publicly broke with the president to approve a resolution withdrawing American support for the Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen.
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Democrats were frustrated during the 2016 presidential race when Trump broke with decades of precedent and refused to make his tax returns public.
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And she broke with the intelligence community in 2014 when she released a committee report on the CIA's post-9/11 torture program.
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When Manigault-Newman recorded Kelly inside one of the most high-security locations in the White House, she broke with established safety protocols.
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The comments broke with conventional partisan strategy, where the candidate at the top of the ticket typically campaigns in support of candidates down-ballot.
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O'Rourke broke with Pelosi on the consequences of impeachment proceedings For weeks, O'Rourke has called for Congress to begin the process of impeaching Trump.
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The crowds started streaming toward the National Mall as dawn broke, with many people wearing Trump's distinctive red "Make America Great Again" baseball caps.
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James "Mad Dog" Mattis to be his Secretary of Defense, he broke with protocol; usually it is a civilian who oversees the nation's military.
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However, Romney broke with his party and garnered praise from Democrats by voting to convict Trump on the first impeachment article, abuse of power.
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She's been relatively quiet on social media all year, and last fall she broke with her tradition of releasing an album every other October.
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The other — Mr. al-Baghdadi — broke with Al Qaeda and eventually announced his creation of a caliphate, eventually attracting tens of thousands of followers.
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After taking power in a popular uprising in 2003, Mr Saakashvili forcefully modernised Georgia, broke with its Soviet legacy and built an effective state.
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The US broke with the other members of G20 in June when it abandoned a coalition of 147 nations in the Paris Climate Accord.
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The Anglican and Roman Catholic Churches have been split since 1534 when King Henry VIII broke with Rome to start the Church of England.
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The United States broke with decades of international consensus last month by recognizing Israeli sovereignty over the Golan Heights, territory Israel captured from Syria.
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This EP nails her core style while only intermittently tapping into the fiery energy that made 2014's Broke With Expensive Taste so glorious.
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President-elect Trump broke with decades' worth of US diplomatic protocol last week when he spoke with Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen by phone.
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Trump broke with tradition when he refused to release his tax returns during the campaign, a decision that became fodder for his political opponents.
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But in March, unfortunately, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson broke with tradition and declined to present the State Department's Human Rights report in person.
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Dallas went for broke with over five minutes to play in the game, pulling Bishop while both teams had men in the penalty box.
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Chris Lu, former deputy secretary of Labor, on Thursday tweeted a screenshot of the federal ethics law he believes Conway broke with her comments.
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News of Zuckerberg's unannounced visit broke with social media photos of him touring Nigeria's Co-Creation Hub (Cchub) innovation center in Lagos's Yaba District.
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Jia chairs two other companies and still owns a significant stake in LeEco, so he's unlikely to go broke with his new LeEco salary.
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It broke with decades of political history, challenging the belief that one of the greatest threats to a presidential future was a profligate past.
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Trump broke with precedent earlier this month when he expressed displeasure with Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell over the prospect of interest rate increases.
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And it's the second rebuke for Trump in as many days after the Senate broke with him on support for Saudi Arabia on Wednesday.
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Donald Trump broke with tradition in 2017 when he became one of the only presidents to enter the White House without a presidential pet.
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Trump acknowledged that his comments broke with the standard set by recent presidents but said he didn't care about the criticism it would provoke.
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WE APPRECIATE -- WE APPRECIATE THE EXTENDED TIME THAT YOU GAVE US TODAY AND THE NEWS THAT YOU BROKE WITH US ABOUT ZTE – ZTE AGREEMENT.
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Ryan broke with the NRA after he endorsed expanded background check legislation after the 2013 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn.
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Klobuchar, though, broke with Lankford, saying politics was at play and hitting some Republicans on the Senate Rules Committee for not backing the bill.
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T. Rowe Price's Growth Stock Fund broke with Tesla last year and supported a measure calling for Tesla to have its directors elected annually.
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Trump's comments in Japan also broke with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who like Bolton and Shanahan said the test violated Security Council resolutions.
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Trump broke with his party last month to reach a short-term deal with Democrats to fund the government and raise the debt ceiling.
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The EPA's former administrator, Scott Pruitt, broke with his predecessors' common practices of publishing a calendar online and announcing travel and speeches in advance.
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Washington (CNN)A member of President Donald Trump's Cabinet broke with him on Alabama's Senate race just hours before Trump's planned arrival in Huntsville.
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Democrats would have lashed into Flynn because he broke with the longstanding tradition of retired officers avoiding direct criticism of presidents they had served.
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Cohen broke with Trump in July 2018, telling ABC News he intended to put family and loyalty to his country ahead of the president.
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And it's the second rebuke for Trump in as many days after the Senate broke with him on support for Saudi Arabia on Wednesday.
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A cascade of Democratic contenders immediately broke with him, saying that convicted felons should only be allowed to vote once they've finished serving time.
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Abbott said Tuesday that he broke with Trump on NAFTA because the president's proposed actions would hurt his state, which relies heavily on exports.
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Two weeks after defying President Trump, the N.F.L.'s commissioner broke with the league's players and said everyone should stand for the national anthem.
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Writer-director Andrew Heckler's movie completes an accidental trilogy of recent cinematic accounts of real-life white men who broke with racist hate groups.
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They protested in front of the office of Assemblyman Ed Chau, who eventually broke with his fellow Democrats and came out against the bill.
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After prison, Mr. O'Rawe wrote several books on the conflict and broke with the I.R.A. Twenty years have passed since the Good Friday Agreement.
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President Trump broke with leading Republicans by defending Roy Moore, a Senate candidate from Alabama who has been accused of sexual misconduct with teenagers.
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" As Damrosch puts it, Gibbon broke with "tedious chronicles of fact," maintaining a "storytelling momentum" that is "constantly enlivened by memorable incidents and characterizations.
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It was published a few days before President Trump broke with half a century of United States policy and recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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His claims have never been publicly confirmed by the C.I.A. In 2012, Mr. Storm broke with PET and started speaking to the news media.
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Distraught and nearly frantic, she broke with her boyfriend that very evening and is seeking refuge and comfort in her father's insouciantly bohemian digs.
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Party members have asked Natalya V. Poklonskaya, a nationalist who broke with her party by voting against the reform bill, to resign from Parliament.
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Later that year Beijing established ties with São Tomé and Príncipe after the island nation off the west coast of Africa broke with Taiwan.
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Fleitz's comments come after Carlson last week broke with some of his fellow Fox News colleagues and criticized Trump's decision to launch the airstrike.
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Then he did exactly what those voters had warned against: He broke with his own party and voted against a second article of impeachment.
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Six Democratic senators on Thursday broke with the White House in saying that they support provisions in two laws ensuring free trade with Israel.
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In October, he broke with a partner in a security consultancy, a former police officer who had been at his side for three decades.
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Trump broke with tradition and refused to voluntarily release his tax returns in 2016, which prompted questions and lawsuits about potential conflicts of interest.
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In the vote to approve impeachment inquiry procedure, for example, not a single Republican broke with the party and voted in favor of it.
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Y.) and Donald McEachin (D-Va.) broke with their party to vote against the measure, citing concerns over menthol being included in the ban.
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He also broke with Trump on arming schoolteachers and vouched for a system where potentially unstable people could temporarily lose their access to firearms.
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During his campaign for office, then-candidate Trump broke with presidential election norms when he refused to produce his tax returns for public review.
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Waldir Maranhao, who broke with his center-right Progressive Party and voted against Rousseff's impeachment last month, took over as acting speaker last week.
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There are Indigenous leaders who broke with Mr. Morales over allegations of corruption, and some Bolivians who are not Indigenous supported his Socialist politics.
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Mr. Trump's recognition of Jerusalem, which upended longstanding American policy and broke with international consensus, continued to draw condemnation from Arab and European leaders.
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But on Sunday, LaPierre broke with Trump's support of concealed carry in bars, saying he wasn't supportive of having firearms where people are drinking.
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That broke with decades of American policy and with the international consensus that the city's status must be left to Israeli-Palestinian peace negotiations.
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As president-elect, Trump broke with protocol and accepted a congratulatory phone call from the Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen in December, angering China.
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Residents there broke with the president's party last year, electing as mayor Soledad Chapetón, who opened corruption investigations against union leaders aligned with the party.
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Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, broke with Obama by uttering the words "radical Islamism" -- rhetoric that she has long resisted for fear that it would embolden terrorists.
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Mixed messages abroad Earlier this month, Trump broke with decades of US-Chinese diplomatic protocol when he spoke directly to Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen.
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The rand has tumbled 5 percent since Tuesday when news of the investigation broke, with analysts saying Zuma had offered only qualified support to Gordhan.
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But this year President Obama broke with tradition by embellishing his budget with a picture of the tallest peak in the United States, Mt. Denali.
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Burr ultimately broke with the GOP because he wasn't guaranteed a vote on his amendment to protect that funding, according to a Senate GOP aide.
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And yet in November, Trump broke with tradition and declined to reappoint Yellen, an Obama appointee, as Fed chair, despite her success in the position.
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In rejecting the party's nominee, Zeman broke with the constitutional custom whereby a president does not veto a ministerial candidate presented by the prime minister.
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Last year, they broke with tradition and named two hues —Serenity, a baby blue, and Rose Quartz, a pale pink — as the colors of 2016.
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When Richard Mille introduced his tonneau-shaped, technically advanced RM 001 in 2001, the French watchmaker not only broke with watchmaking tradition, he torched it.
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He compares it to the French New Wave, an experimental film movement in the 1950s and '60s in France that broke with traditional film conventions.
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Later in the campaign, Kudlow broke with Trump on his more protectionist trade policies — Kudlow has advocated the Trans-Pacific Partnership— and anti-immigration policies.
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The appearance of Mr Corbyn's name on Labour's leadership ballot allowed thousands of angry people to vote for a leader who broke with the past.
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In response, the city of Gwangju broke with tradition and did not hand out the taegukgi at celebrations on March 1st commemorating Korea's independence movement.
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That broke with a military tradition of keeping mum on public affairs, which gives the army its nickname of la grande muette ("the big mute").
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While the neoclassical economists broke with the labour theory of value, they did not depart from their predecessors' view that government was necessary but unproductive.
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It broke with the traditions of classical Algerian music by combining drum beats and flutes and the sound soon spread to neighboring countries like Morocco.
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Mr Trump broke with Republican orthodoxy when he promised no cuts in the programmes, while also driving a hard line against immigration of all kinds.
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Rosenstein's view was that Comey's decision to make a public statement broke with longstanding FBI precedent and should have been handled by the then-U.
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The "Trump Heights" project is intended to cement ties after Trump broke with other world powers to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the plateau in March.
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In another apparent concession, Trump also publicly broke with John Bolton, two days after North Korea expressed "repugnance" for his national security adviser's hardline position.
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The Justice Department, which typically defends federal laws in court, broke with precedent in refusing to defend ObamaCare, a move that Democrats call politically motivated.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) broke with Republican Party leaders on Wednesday, saying that he would meet with President Obama's Supreme Court nominee.
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Trump in December broke with decades of U.S. foreign policy, declaring Jerusalem the capital of Israel and enraging Arab and Muslim communities around the world.
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Following 2012's electric Fantasea mixtape, Azealia released her album Broke with Expensive Taste independently in 2014, after breaking out of her deal with Universal.
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Just last week, he fired Owen Smith, his Northern Ireland secretary, after Smith broke with Labour's official position and called for a second Brexit referendum.
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Saudi Arabia broke with most other predominantly Muslim countries by supporting Trump's controversial travel ban, which targeted several majority-Muslim nations but not Saudi Arabia.
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Tim Ryan (D-Ohio) to support tax policies that benefit the middle class after he broke with his party to corporate tax cuts last month.
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In 20163, Josip Broz Tito broke with the Soviet leadership and steered Yugoslavia to a unique hybrid status that rejected both Stalinism and liberal democracy.
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Mr. Tillerson also broke with Mr. Trump in the bitter dispute between Saudi Arabia and Qatar — a decision that cost him with Persian Gulf leaders.
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Take Alabama, where the state's Young Republican Federation, along with the Birmingham Young Republicans, broke with their elders and pulled their support for Mr. Moore.
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Palestinians have boycotted the Trump administration since it broke with decades of U.S. policy and international consensus by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital in 2017.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi who broke with him to become a C.I.A. client — announced in 2014 that he intended to restore order as a new strongman.
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But the separatists broke with the government this month, accused it of ties to Islamists and seized its temporary base of Aden on Aug. 10.
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The prince's appointment broke with long-held tradition that saw oil technocrats and non-royals overseeing the energy portfolio in the world's top oil exporter.
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Eventually, as she launched her own campaign for governor, Ms. Guadagno publicly broke with Mr. Christie over the administration's proposal to raise the gasoline tax.
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The last time Trump waged a fight against the Speaker, Priebus and Pence both broke with the nominee to endorse Ryan in his August primary.
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A spokeswoman for Collins didn't immediately respond to a request for comment about why she broke with her party and voted against tabling the amendment.
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Multiple Republican senators broke with President Trump on Wednesday after he announced on Twitter that transgender troops would be banned from serving in the military.
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The president broke with Bolton on a number of key issues, including the administration's approach to Iran and the relevance of North Korean missile tests.
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Ms. Ortega and Mr. Ferrer both broke with President Nicolás Maduro this year and have since become two of his most vocal left-wing critics.
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The dinner made news last year when President Trump, then still a candidate, broke with tradition and turned the friendly roast into a political mudslinging.
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In 2013, after an earlier chemical weapons attack by the Assad government, Mr. McConnell broke with other congressional leaders who supported a strike on Syria.
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By the time the news broke with Bill O'Reilly, it had progressed to the point where women in the building were talking about it daily.
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In 1958 Mr. Henry broke with French Radio and Television and, with the sound engineer Jean Baronnet, created the first private electronic studio in France.
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But polls have been wrong before, and it won't help that she broke with her oft-repeated vow not to call an election before 2020.
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Trump during his presidential campaign broke with years of political tradition by not releasing his tax returns as a candidate for a major political party.
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But Hamas broke with Iran in 2012 after the group refused to support Iran's close ally, Syrian President Bashar Assad, in the Syrian civil war.
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Republicans previously disagreed with the precedent the declaration would set for a president's use of executive power, and broke with Trump to express their opposition.
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Instead, the Fed's rate-setting committee broke with its recent practice and pivoted to a more passive statement about its need to boost the economy.
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It should be no surprise, then, that Paulsen's first TV ad highlighted the fact he broke with the President on environmental protections in the state.
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I am repairing the trust that I broke with Shantel, I have apologized to my family and friends for the embarrassment I have caused them.
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Critics have said that recognizing Israel's claim to Jerusalem without acknowledging a Palestinian claim broke with international consensus and prejudged the outcome of any negotiations.
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When Trump refused to turn over his tax returns during his 2016 campaign, he broke with a 40-year tradition set by major presidential candidates.
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After Rebekah Harkness, that company's chief financial backer, tried to assert artistic control, Joffrey broke with her in 1964 to form a new Joffrey Ballet.
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During a joint press conference in Beijing, Trump broke with tradition and conceded to China's demand that the two leaders take no questions from reporters.
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When Trump made his December 6 speech recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital, he broke with decades of bipartisan American foreign thinking about the city's future.
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The president also defended Saudi Arabia in comments to reporters outside the White House, saying oil prices would soar if the US broke with the country.
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As the train pulled into Wilmington, the conductor broke with protocol and read out the entire name of the station: Joseph R. Biden Jr. Railroad Station.
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Ed, this is a pretty big story that just broke with the Times, I don&apost know if you had a chance to look at it?
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The EU deal also broke with one of the key conventions of maritime rescues, that people must be returned to an internationally understood place of safety.
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Despite all the barriers that Peele broke with Get Out, Black people have always been capable of artistically telling our stories in a number of formats.
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In 2013, shortly after being elected, he broke with the Florida Sheriffs Association on the state's stand-your-ground law after the shooting of Trayvon Martin.
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And just a few days later, also on her app and website, the reality star broke with tradition and revealed their newborn daughter is named Chicago.
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When that show first appeared in 2002, it broke with the Hollywood formulas besetting other dramas about drugs, crime and the police by being sociologically exact.
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He broke with the conservative bloc in an antitrust lawsuit against Apple, holding that consumers could sue the company for gouging them on its app store.
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In his most defiant act since he quietly broke with every other Democrat in the Senate to vote to confirm Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Sen.
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It eventually broke with al Qaeda and emerged as a self-declared "caliphate" known widely as ISIS, under the putative leadership of Abu-Bakr Al-Bagdadi.
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In interviews after the news broke with the conservative Breitbart News website, he called Trump a "great man" and pledged continued support for the president's agenda.
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Joe Donnelly in an interview Monday broke with his liberal base, opposing single-payer healthcare and rejecting calls to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
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While his brother William decided not to wear a wedding ring, Harry broke with royal tradition and opted to receive a band on his wedding day.
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McCain memorably broke with his party, casting the decisive vote last year to kill Senate Republicans' effort to repeal parts of the Affordable Care Act. Sen.
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On Monday morning, Hillary Clinton broke with Mr. Obama, using the term herself to describe Mr. Mateen, the Florida security guard who perpetrated the mass shooting.
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Cotton also broke with Trump on the announcement of plans for drawdowns of U.S. forces in Syria and Afghanistan, issues that also led to Mattis's resignation.
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Pence broke with Trump on Wednesday, when he announced he "strongly" endorsed Ryan, after Trump said he is "not quite there yet" on backing the Speaker.
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Dowd had cut a lower profile among Trump's outside personal attorneys and reportedly broke with the president over whether to sit for an interview with Mueller.
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If he were to release his returns before Mr. Trump did, it would not be the first time he broke with the top of the ticket.
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Trump broke with Europe by pulling the United States out of the Iran nuclear agreement last week despite the urgings of Germany, France and Great Britain.
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The sparks between Caila and Ben are so nonexistent that production must go for broke with a massive fireworks display that's visible through the bedside window!
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"I have grave concerns about Mr. Deripaska," said John Kennedy, the Louisiana Republican who occupies Vitter's former Senate seat and who broke with the Trump administration.
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Heitkamp, Donnelly and Manchin broke with their leadership and voted to confirm Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, Trump's first conservative nominee to the court, last year.
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In doing so, he broke with many peers in the elite donor world, who looked to candidates like Jeb Bush or Senator Marco Rubio of Florida.
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The Russian church itself broke with Constantinople in 1996 for several months over the issue of controlling the church in Estonia before a compromise was reached.
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She also broke with fusty convention by embracing gimmicks, like making the comedian and sitcom star Roseanne Barr a guest editor for an issue in 1995.
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In Sacramento, the former governor — and occasional actor — broke with national Republicans (at least of today) when he championed environmental protection efforts, including stringent emission controls.
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The move, which broke with the practice started by the Obama administration, adds a shroud of secrecy to Trump's activities and meetings at the White House.
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And the center-right Ciudadanos, another relative newcomer, broke with its unsuccessful candidate for Barcelona mayor, who had criticized its policy of making alliances with Vox.
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"This watch, still produced, had a great impact because it broke with the traditional codes of watchmaking by its shape, colors and crowns," Mr. Fléchon said.
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It ended with surprise and confusion as trade groups, literary agents and a publisher broke with several best-selling authors over allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior.
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Mr. Trump broke with decades of tradition as a presidential candidate when he decided not to release his tax returns, claiming that they were under audit.
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The measure passed 448-197, narrowly meeting a two-thirds threshold needed to validate it, after a majority of Mr. Orban's conservative alliance broke with him.
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Chief Justice John Roberts twice broke with his conservative colleagues in lawsuits attacking Obamacare, and Roberts is especially likely to reject the Texas plaintiffs' legal arguments.
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Gauguin was also in love with Madeleine, and he not only broke with Laval but also disparaged him publicly, as did Bernard, Ms. van Dijk said.
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Mr. Bharara said the contacts with Mr. Trump made him increasingly uncomfortable because they broke with longstanding Justice Department rules on communicating with the White House.
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Editorial On the campaign trail, Donald Trump broke with Republican Party orthodoxy by vowing to protect lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender Americans from violence and oppression.
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This year, Ayotte broke with the NRA on a failed attempt to keep terrorists from buying guns; subsequently the group has spent just $50,000 against Hassan.
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Afterward, the White House released a statement that broke with past administrations by saying that the president did not view settlements as an obstacle to peace.
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The move broke with the long-standing international consensus to refrain from recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital until it brokered a peace agreement with the Palestinians.
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She soon broke with the troupe and became a prostitute, eventually signing on at a high-class whorehouse, where she handled the clients with horsey fantasies.
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The George W. Bush administration, for instance, broke with a nearly 50-year-old practice and not use a special ABA committee to screen presidential nominees.
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Washington (CNN)House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy broke with former Speaker Paul Ryan on Tuesday, saying he was confident President Donald Trump would win re-election.
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But while Brooks had previously responded by defending his relationship with the president, Brooks broke with Trump in a Wednesday interview on Alabama's News Talk 28503.
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Senator Lindsay Graham and Senator John Kennedy broke with their party when Republicans nullified a rule preserving class action rights against banks and other financial institutions.
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In early October, he broke with his party again by becoming the only Democrat in the US Senate to vote for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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The New York attorney general, meanwhile, going for broke with a lawsuit targeting this president and his family and his Trump Foundation, of all days, a coincidence.
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Beijing lodged a formal complaint with Washington after Mr Trump broke with decades of diplomatic precedent by speaking on the phone with Taiwan's leader Tsai Ing-wen.
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Founder Hugh Hefner's 24-year-old son even publicly broke with the company because he's so appalled by its decision not to publish photos of vaginas anymore.
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If that game broke with the past by reinterpreting death-as-progress, then Torment has broken with Planescape by allowing us to interpret death-as-self-annihilation.
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For many years Lopez Obrador was a member of the Democratic Revolution Party, or PRD, but in recent years he broke with the group and founded Morena.
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Typically, only kings and lords got statues accompanying their graves, though Ned Stark broke with tradition and had statues made for his brother, Brandon, and sister, Lyanna.
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The Dallas Morning News broke with more than 75 years of tradition on Wednesday morning to endorse a Democrat for president, choosing Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump.
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In tapping Powell, a Republican, Trump broke with a non-partisan precedent last year in denying Yellen, a Democrat, a second four-year term as Fed chief.
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In the foreign policy realm, Trump broke with most of his Republican rivals early in the campaign in declaring President George W. Bush's Iraq War a mistake.
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Trump's decision not to release his tax returns — which he claims are "under audit" — broke with decades of tradition and have stirred controversy since his presidential campaign.
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During the 2016 primaries, they explicitly rejected mainline conservative candidates in favor of Trump, who broke with the party by promising to take care of the People.
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Margarita Zavala, the wife of Mexico's former president, Felipe Calderón, recently broke with the PAN to launch an independent presidential bid ahead of elections in July 2018.
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The news finally broke with a report in Toronto's Metro News on Thursday, November 23rd, which laid out the charges against Bangi as they came to trial.
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Take the Mark Halperin and Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment scandals that recently broke, with the news about Halperin coming out even as the Weinstein revelations still reverberate.
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At today's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Jose, CA, Apple broke with convention and unveiled new devices in addition to its sneak peek at iOS 11.
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He broke with Trump's description of predominantly African-American communities, saying he wouldn't have compared inner cities to Afghanistan or suggested they are faring worse than ever.
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The Definitive Guide to Business Daymond John was broke with a $40 budget when he started growing his clothing line FUBU ( "For Us By Us") in 1989.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi broke with government protocol to personally welcome Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to New Delhi on Tuesday.
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CEO Elon Musk this week unveiled ambitious plans to operate robo-taxis, and broke with the rest of the industry on the best technology for autonomous cars.
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Turkey's Erdogan broke with Russia and Iran last month when he called Assad a terrorist and questioned whether there could be a political solution involving the president.
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Ryan broke with the Democratic Party on Thursday when he announced his support for corporate tax cuts, which is a staple of the GOP tax reform plan.
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Lisa Murkowski, a moderate from Alaska up for re-election, broke with her party's leadership and sided with the idea of giving the nominee a fair consideration.
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In September, the Justice Department publicly broke with this practice, requiring that all federal law enforcement agencies acquire a search warrant before deploying a cell-site simulator.
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Just six months later, he officially broke with the Rousseff administration, saying that she was using the Petrobras investigation as a tool of "political persecution" against him.
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Chrissy Metz went from being broke with 1.993 cents in her bank account one minute, to starring in NBC mega-hit "This Is Us" practically the next.
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Nevertheless, shares in the company have fallen 8 percent over the past year and it broke with tradition by not updating on first-quarter trading this year.
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Rick Scott (R) was among those who broke with the president, saying that he has been to Puerto Rico seven times and seen the devastation first-hand.
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Just last week, Comptroller of the Currency Keith Noreika broke with a years-long crackdown on high-risk corporate lending, signaling that more debt should be issued.
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Harry Reid and other Senate leaders used Senate rules to slow down or block Republican legislation and broke with precedent by routinely filibustering Bush proposals they opposed.
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McCain, who famously broke with his party with his vote, died last month at the age of 81 after being diagnosed an aggressive form of brain cancer.
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The former federal prosecutor grilled Mueller on his decision to not fully exonerate Trump from accusations of collusion with Russia, claiming Mueller broke with Justice Department principles.
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A former military man who broke with the ruling socialists in 2010, Falcon styles himself a center-leftist favoring business-friendly policies with strong social welfare programs.
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The Times editorial noted that Republican lawmakers broke with Trump over the comment, adding that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe broke with the president's remarks, saying the missile launch by the North Koreans "clearly violates the relevant U.N. Security Council resolution" (CNBC).
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Finally, he broke with basic democratic norms and called on his political opponent to be jailed — because, in large part, of what he described as her dishonesty.
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In May 28500, he broke with an Obama-era initiative and ordered federal prosecutors to seek harsh, mandatory minimum penalties in every case where they might apply.
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He broke with decades of U.S. policy when he agreed to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in June and plans another summit in February.
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Like Rex Tillerson, Zinke also broke with President-elect Trump on the topic of climate change, saying it was real and at least partly caused by humans.
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But nearly a dozen members of each party broke with the other members of their party, making the issue surprisingly less about partisanship than individual members' views.
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Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, broke with her party Friday morning in voting against moving ahead with Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court.
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In 2007, Sheldon Adelson, a major donor, broke with Aipac over its conciliatory positions and established a rival group to its right called the Israeli American Council.
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Getsy smartly broke with the convention of the Documents of Contemporary Art series — which often features contributions from theorists and historians — by focusing almost exclusively on artists.
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She broke with the Nationalist Movement Party leader, Devlet Bahceli, over his support for Mr. Erdogan's new presidential system, which she criticizes for lacking checks and balances.
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The ruling is a major setback for the Justice Department and its antitrust chief, Makan Delrahim, whose decision to sue to block the merger broke with convention.
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A few months later, Aquino became Asia's first female president after top military officers, including Ramos, broke with Marcos and said she was the election's rightful winner.
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The National Border Patrol Council, which represents roughly 16,500 border patrol agents, broke with a "longstanding practice" against endorsing a candidate, it said in a statement Wednesday.
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That is why, for instance, Mr. Trump was able to win the G.O.P. nomination even though he broke with Republican ideology on economic matters like trade protectionism.
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Last year, the administration of then-President Obama broke with years of U.S. policy by not vetoing a Security Council resolution condemning Israeli settlements in Palestinian territory.
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A large number of Republicans also broke with the president regarding the ban, with many saying anyone medically fit should be allowed to serve in the military.
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"I think with this (assembly) we are destroying President Chavez's legacy," Luisa Ortega, the prosecutor who broke with Maduro several weeks ago, said outside the Supreme Court.
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The following year, he broke with many in his party to vote in favor of an immigration law overhaul — a vote that pleased Nevada's growing Hispanic population.
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Mr. Peterson broke with Democrats last month in voting against impeaching Mr. Trump, and Mr. Lipinski's stance against abortion rights has prompted internal strife within the party.
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This is a long way of saying, for all of the attention the comments got, neither broke with how McConnell wants to at least start this process.
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"This year, the White House broke with an 8 year tradition and did not issue a presidential proclamation acknowledging June as Pride Month," he wrote on Twitter.
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So, in this election, Mr. Noble, a lifelong Democrat, broke with the tradition of his union, the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 270, and voted Republican.
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Yet, Link's Awakening broke with tradition in ways few games in the series have since, making its 2019 remake a cause for celebration among longtime Nintendo fans.
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The group, some of whose members were friends of her parents, broke with conventions to fight against what they saw as "stillstand," or stagnation, in the arts.
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In the fall of 2015, as the presidential campaign began to heat up, Hillary Clinton broke with the Obama administration over its ongoing deportation of undocumented immigrants.
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The decision to give Kushner and Ivanka Trump senior positions in the White House broke with decades of precedent regarding presidential relatives' involvement in official government business.
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Washington (CNN)A high-ranking Democrat broke with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Monday, saying he supports impeaching President Donald Trump and believes impeachment proceedings are inevitable.
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And this year, senior managers at the F.A.A. broke with their employees' assessment and allowed Boeing to remove lightning protection from part of the company's 787 Dreamliner.
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"This year, the White House broke with an 85033 year tradition and did not issue a presidential proclamation acknowledging June as Pride Month," he wrote on Twitter.
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The move broke with a long-held tradition of new presidents (even those of opposing parties) extending the terms of the Federal Reserve chairman they have inherited.
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As the Republican presidential nominee in 2016, Trump broke with decades of precedent by refusing to release his returns, saying they were being audited by the IRS.
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Candidate Trump ran to the right of the GOP field on immigration but also broke with Republican Party conventional wisdom on a number of economic policy issues.
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Running as an independent, Zavala enters an increasingly crowded field of hopefuls that is due to include a maverick northern governor who broke with the PRI in 2015.
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Jeff Sessions -- Trump's picks to run the State Department, the Department of Homeland Security and the Justice Department -- all broke with the President-elect on some major issues.
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The Republican-led U.S. Senate on Monday backed largely symbolic legislation that broke with Trump by opposing plans for any abrupt withdrawal of troops from Syria and Afghanistan.
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Although that intervention was not an unqualified success (the fighting continued and peacekeepers were accused of rampant looting), it broke with a tradition of turning a blind eye.
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Last year, he broke with fellow technology billionaires to support a tax increase on large businesses in San Francisco to raise funding to address homelessness in the city.
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Princeton Police Chief Nicholas Sutter said prosecutors are investigating the arrest, though after watching the video, he doesn't believe the arresting officers were intrusive or broke with policy.
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The larger of these styles itself the Kiev Patriarchate and is headed by a bishop who broke with Moscow's authority in 0303, as Ukraine was consolidating its statehood.
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It was Merkel herself who broke with Kohl and told her party in 1999, in the midst of a funding scandal, that it should move on without him.
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Democrats were also upset that Republicans broke with precedent by not allowing any witnesses to testify, something that had been allowed in the other two Senate impeachment trials.
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Amama Mbabazi, a former prime minister who broke with his former boss in 2014 after the latter chose power over a pension, was once seen as a contender.
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Top Republicans are no longer calling for Moore to step down, and of course none of them broke with Trump over the accusations that he is a predator.
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In Helsinki, Trump appeared to accept as genuine Russian President Vladimir Putin's denial that the Kremlin meddled in the 2016 election — a position that broke with U.S. intelligence.
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Bolsonaro is an outspoken admirer of U.S. President Donald Trump, who broke with consensus by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and moving the U.S. embassy there last year.
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Trump and Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen have both downplayed the significance of the conversation, but China formally protested the call, which broke with decades of U.S. protocol.
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Toward the end of the song, Clarkson's voice broke with emotion, and she apologized as "Idol" judges Keith Urban, Jennifer Lopez and Harry Connick Jr. watched in awe.
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And he further inflamed tensions last week when he took a call from Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen in a move that broke with decades of diplomatic protocol.
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As a presidential candidate in 2016, Trump broke with a decades old practice of making his tax returns public and continues to refuse to release them as president.
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Soini in 2017 broke with the populist Finns Party, which opposes immigration and membership of the European Union, opting instead to lead a new conservative party, Blue Reform.
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He broke with many others in the GOP foreign policy establishment by saying he would continue the President's policy of normalizing relations with the former U.S. communist foe.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, who was inaugurated on Friday, broke with decades of precedent last month by taking a congratulatory telephone call from Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen.
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After losing the first set, Medvedev changed his approach midway through the second set, the Russian going for broke with pretty much every shot, particularly on second serve.
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John Kelly broke with Trump on the effectiveness of a border wall, using torture to interrogate terrorism suspects and whether Russia engaged in hacking to influence the election.
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Thorne's Mormon mother found her feminism incompatible with their faith, and the family broke with the church — the seedbed of the rebelliousness that made him a visionary scientist.
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In his address on Monday, Mr. Ghani broke with the former administration's tactic of describing the Taliban as discontented brothers in the hopes of urging them to talks.
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In August, the Business Roundtable broke with the decades-old orthodoxy of shareholder theory, which held that the interests of shareholders were the primary priority for a firm.
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The bipartisan committee broke with their counterparts in the House by upholding the Intelligence Community's assessment that Russia had a "clear preference" for Trump over Clinton in 2900.
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But he broke with the president by opposing the $1.3 trillion spending bill passed earlier this year and the GOP-written farm bill that fell in the House.
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In particular, Shteinman broke with tradition by giving tacit consent to the enlistment of religious soldiers in the first ultra-Orthodox unit set up by the Israeli military.
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Rosenstein's view was that Comey's decision to make a public statement on the matter broke with longstanding FBI precedent and should have been handled by the then-U.
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Venezuela: A Spanish court ordered the extradition of the country's ex-spy chief, who broke with President Nicolás Maduro and is wanted in the U.S. for drug trafficking.
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Clayton broke with every last one of his predecessors at the SEC — Republican and Democrat — when he failed to stand for investors' right to join together against fraud.
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The representative's comments also come hours after he broke with other Republicans on Thursday, voting against the more conservative of two immigration bills being pushed in the House.
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The five-term incumbent broke with his party and voted against the Republican tax bill and the GOP's 2017 effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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They broke with the president by forming a powerful congressional voting bloc that had the muscle to stifle major initiatives at the high point of the liberal era.
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After Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska broke with her party to oppose Justice Kavanaugh, conservative pundits immediately called for a primary challenge to oust her from her seat.
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Mr. Bolton clashed regularly with Ms. Rice and, after leaving office, broke with Mr. Bush over what he saw as weak-kneed policies on North Korea and Iran.
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But opponents argue his popularity is overblown and fueled by a media frenzy over his age, independent status and campaign, which broke with the norm of patronage politics.
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And he broke with tradition in proposing a less centrally governed church, urging elements of the church around the world to find their own approaches to difficult issues.
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The Trump administration broke with the longstanding international consensus on free trade soon after Mr. Trump took office, when G20 finance ministers and central bankers met in Germany.
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He also broke with big business in his crusade to eliminate the Export-Import Bank, the government agency that guarantees loans for the overseas customers of American exporters.
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They point to his speeches this summer that broke with long-held tradition by heavily criticizing Mr. Trump, even if he rarely mentioned the current president by name.
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Attorney General Luisa Ortega, who oversaw the prosecutions in 2014, publicly broke with Mr. Maduro in March after the Supreme Court tried to dissolve the opposition-led legislature.
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The Trump-Pence transition team at times broke with past precedent during its transfer into the White House, according to a new report from the Government Accountability Office.
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The two men have also both taken advice from Steve Bannon, the former White House senior adviser who broke with Trump after leaving the White House in 2017.
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In December, Mr. Trump briefly cast doubt on America's adherence to its One China policy, when he broke with longstanding practice by sharing a call with Ms. Tsai.
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And while few establishment figures, inside the state or nationally, broke with Cuomo himself, they came -- sometimes in what felt like packs -- to support the upstart local challengers.
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One of the last times was during the Eisenhower administration, when the United States broke with Britain, France and Israel over the 1956 invasion of the Egyptian Sinai.
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Trump has questioned that intelligence, and broke with his aides advice in 2018 to congratulate Putin in a phone call after an election win widely seen as illegitimate.
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He was responding to Fox News host Chris Wallace, who asked him why he broke with U.S. policy and took the call from Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen.
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In August, Pence broke with Trump and endorsed Ryan in his race for reelection after the real estate mogul initially said he was not ready to do so.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders broke with one of his highest-profile surrogates Tuesday on his signature Medicare for All proposal, suggesting that his policy proposal is already a compromise.
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As ESPN broke with tradition to air the national anthem before the "MNF" game, the entire Dallas Cowboys team, including owner Jerry Jones, kneeled together before the anthem.
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Why it matters: 12 Republicans broke with GOP leadership and President Trump to fund HUD and the Department of Transportation, while 10 voted to approve the agriculture appropriations bill.
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Unlike his older brother Prince William, who decided to forgo wearing a wedding band, Harry broke with royal tradition, opting for a platinum wedding band with a textured finish.
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The plan to take elevators public not only broke with long tradition but marked the abandonment of a turnaround plan he himself had unveiled less than eight months before.
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Coe said when the doping scandal broke with a German television report of misconduct within IAAF that the investigation could stir a witch-hunt that could ensnare clean athletes.
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Under the "one China" policy, Washington has effectively agreed to take China's side in this dispute, and Trump's call broke with decades of diplomatic protocol between the two nations.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Susan Collins of Maine, broke with the leadership to vote against the nomination of Betsy DeVos, nearly sinking her bid to become education secretary.
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Earlier this month, shortly after a military attache in Washington publicly broke with Maduro, an active-duty Venezuelan colonel claimed that 90% of the army was against the president.
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Two years ago, dozens of prominent Republicans broke with their party to endorse Democrat Hillary Clinton or declare their plans to vote for her for president over Donald Trump.
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Trump broke with decades of US policy when he formally recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital in December last year, fulfilling a campaign promise he made before his 2016 election.
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" Dominic Grieve, a longtime Tory who broke with Mr. Johnson over his Brexit strategy and was purged from the party, said the Conservatives had "hemorrhaged support from Middle England.
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"There is a fight between Diosdado and Tareck for control of the industry," said Hebert Garcia, a former army general who later broke with Maduro and fled the country.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, who broke with the court's conservative wing, found that Congress's taxation powers allowed it to charge a tax penalty to people who don't buy insurance.
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This week, two Republican governors, New Jersey's Chris Christie and Illinois' Bruce Rauner, broke with their own past precedent in declining to release their returns ahead of Election Day.
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Besides the staged paparazzi photos he indulged in before the wedding, he recently broke with royal protocol and recounted a conversation he had with Prince Harry about Donald Trump.
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While over the years she's typically worn her hair in an updo at the event, she broke with tradition and let her sleek locks hang down to her waist.
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Palestinians are boycotting Washington's peace efforts after Trump broke with long-standing U.S. policy by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and moving the American Embassy to the contested city.
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Quote: &apostop Australian officials, they broke with diplomatic protocol allowed the Ambassador Alexander Downer to sit for an FBI interview to describe his meeting with campaign adviser George Papadopoulos.
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Top Australian officials broke with diplomatic protocol, allowed the ambassador, Alexander Downer, to sit for an FBI interview to describe his meeting with campaign adviser George Papadopoulos, all right?
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Trump broke with decades of precedent last month by taking a congratulatory telephone call from Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen, angering Beijing which sees Taiwan as part of China.
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Netflix CEO Reed Hastings broke with his big tech peers Monday when he argued the company is actually more of a media operation than a tech one, Recode reported.
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After studying with the Danish-French artist Camille Pissarro and collecting Impressionist paintings and going broke with the Bourse crash of 1882, Gauguin had turned to painting full-time.
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Delta Air Lines broke with most of the major airlines to oppose the plan, while many Democrats and GOP tax writers and appropriators have major reservations about the idea.
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The president broke with decades of practice during the campaign by not disclosing his returns, and Democrats have continued to call on Trump to do so since the inauguration.
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Trump repeatedly veered into uncomfortable territory for Republicans and at times broke with his party altogether, reiterating support for policies many in his conservative base have taken issue with.
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Giannini broke with his fellow bankers in the city and set up shop on the docks near San Francisco's North Beach and began extending loans right then and there.
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After the session, which lasted more than an hour, Levy charged that the committee broke with its past practices by requiring them to physically appear to plead the Fifth.
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Ocasio-Cortez was among four House Democrats who broke with party leadership to vote against a bill providing $4.5 billion in emergency border funding, including resources for humanitarian aid.
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Most recently, he broke with most of his party colleagues to support Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's confirmation and vote to roll back some Dodd-Frank financial industry regulations.
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When Comey broke with bureau tradition and spoke negatively about Trump's rival in the election, though initially he was criticized by candidate Trump, he was later praised -- and effusively.
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Clinton has stacked up newspaper endorsements, including from unlikely quarters: The Arizona Republic broke with longstanding tradition and made her the first Democrat its editorial page has ever endorsed.
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Mr. Gulen, once an ally of Mr. Erdogan, broke with the Turkish leader about two years ago and the media group switched from being pro-government to anti-government.
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The timing: Trump's announcement comes just hours after Tillerson broke with the White House to blame Russia for the poisoning of ex-spy Sergei Skripal in the United Kingdom.
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The Vatican said it expressed "shame and sorrow" over the ring of abuse, but didn't comment until two days after news broke with one bishop even denying a coverup.
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Sanal's climb comes amid deadly protests elsewhere in Kerala state after two women broke with centuries of conservative taboo and entered the Sabarimala Temple, one of Hinduism's holiest sites.
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He had one high-profile success on Saturday, when Venezuela's top military diplomat to the United States, Colonel Jose Luis Silva, recognized the young leader and broke with Maduro.
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He also broke with most of his colleagues in voting to reform campaign financing by banning so-called soft money, donations given in ways to avoid regulations or limits.
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If Christie's broke with orthodoxy by including the Leonardo in its contemporary art auction, so too did Sotheby's by including a Ferrari Formula One racing car in its Nov.
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By choosing him, Bolsonaro broke with a standing practice since 2003 of naming the top prosecutor from a list of three candidates drawn up by the country's federal prosecutors.
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But six months into the Syrian uprising — which began with political protests met with a harsh security crackdown — Mr. Erdogan broke with Mr. Assad, saying he must step down.
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A GoBankingRates study estimates that 42 percent of all Americans (and nearly 33 percent of Americans 503 or older) will retire broke, with less than $10,000 of retirement savings.
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His main rival, Henri Falcón, a former state governor who was once an acolyte of Mr. Chávez's but broke with him to join the opposition, received 1.8 million votes.
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The F.T.C., which broke with tradition by publicly confirming that it had launched an investigation of Equifax, cannot hit companies with heavy fines, at least for a first offense.
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Most rural white voters still support Trumpism, but they aren't a majority, and in the midterms a significant number of those voters also broke with the white nationalist agenda.
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Democrats have been interested in viewing Trump tax returns since the president broke with decades of precedent during the 2016 election and refused to voluntarily make his taxes public.
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Several other Republicans who broke with Mr. Trump in 2016 have seen their political careers wither since then, partly as a result of deliberate score-settling by the president.
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These tensions came to head after Malcolm publicly broke with Elijah Muhammad after being suspended for 90 days following his comments after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
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For example, when the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey, was fired, the White House said he broke with Justice Department policy and spoke publicly about the investigation into Mrs.
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It also broke with a long tradition of American presidents using strongly worded warnings, carefully calibrated threats and urgent — sometimes secret — diplomacy to quell brewing crises with North Korea.
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But Mr. Trump has remained leery of Ms. Ayotte, who publicly broke with him during his presidential campaign and criticized him, according to people close to the White House.
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Moreno had enthusiastically backed Correa during his decade-long rule but broke with him after winning a 2017 election to succeed him, and moved economic policies to the right.
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Palestinians are boycotting Washington's peace efforts after Trump broke with long-standing U.S. policy by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and moved the American Embassy to the contested city.
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In a historic announcement, The New York Times broke with longstanding tradition on Sunday night to endorse not one, but two Democratic contenders in the 2020 presidential election: Sen.
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Trump broke with norms by not holding a press conference Friday before leaving, a practice former President Obama typically followed before leaving for vacations in Martha's Vineyard or Hawaii.
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During his inaugural parade, Jimmy and Rosalynn ignored security concerns and broke with tradition when they decided to walk hand-in-hand with their daughter Amy down Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Hatch and several other Republican senators also broke with Trump in late July after he announced on Twitter that transgender troops would be banned from serving in the military.
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A few months ago he refused to appoint a new culture minister nominated by the Social Democrats - his former party, which he broke with more than a decade ago.
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Only entrepreneur Andrew Yang broke with his rivals, saying Democrats must stop focusing on Trump and try to explain how they will make life better for the American voter.
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A former adviser to President Trump's campaign broke with the president and said he thinks GOP Senate candidate Roy Moore would be a worse option than his Democratic opponent.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE reportedly broke with precedent when he used private jets last week for five different business flights.
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The allegation was made by Rick Gates, Manafort's former deputy, who broke with his boss to testify as part of the Russia probe led by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Trump broke with tradition by not recognizing June as LGBT Pride month, but other members of his administration released statements marking the month, including Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.
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To consent to the government's formation, the Center Party and the Liberals broke with the other two members of the center-right alliance they had joined in the campaign.
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John D. Podesta, the former Clinton campaign manager, called Mr. Comey's handling of the investigation a "mistake" that broke with precedent but specifically declined to press for his resignation.
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Bannon, who left the White House last month, broke with Trump on the race and chose instead to back Moore, who has billed himself as a Trump-aligned conservative.
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John Kelly, Donald Trump's pick to lead the Department of Homeland Security, broke with a slew of the President-elect's most controversial campaign proposals during his Senate confirmation hearing Tuesday.
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His remarks on HBO's Real Time With Bill Maher Friday broke with the party line from the House GOP, which has been reluctant to call for aggressive investigations into Trump.
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Whether Abe's efforts are paying off remain to be seen: During his Tokyo visit, Trump publicly broke with Abe on the seriousness of North Korea's recent short-range missile tests.
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Casey Anthony broke with her reclusive behavior on Saturday night to appear at a surprising place: a protest at President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida.
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That film, and in his subsequent hits that followed, Douglas broke with the tradition of unflappable leading men by portraying complex and often morally-conflicted characters that tested audiences sympathies.
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Ortega was fired by a newly elected constituent assembly in August, months after she broke with Venezuela's socialist President Nicolas Maduro and became a vocal critic of his unpopular government.
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Social media exploded in outrage after the news of Ng's ban broke, with many calling for a boycott against Blizzard's other games and against Activision Blizzard (ATVI), Blizzard's parent company.
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It led Navjot, like Chicago, towards unconventional methods that broke with the form-making gospel of Modernism in order to confront the dearth of female-centered perspectives in art history.
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In 2003, when he was Bolivia's vice-president, he broke with the then-president, Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada, over Mr Sánchez's suppression of protests against the export of natural gas.
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Yates was thrust into the national spotlight after she broke with President Donald Trump over the enforcement of his travel ban, an action which led to her firing in January.
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Saab, who replaced a dissident former state prosecutor who broke with Maduro and fled abroad this year, disputes that, saying political opponents are seeking to discredit his push for justice.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson also broke with tradition and declined a request from the State Department's Office of Religion and Global Affairs to host a reception for the holiday.
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Two years later, in 2009, with Clinton serving as Obama's secretary of state, Sanders broke with his fellow Vermont senator Patrick Leahy, a Democrat, on another Guantanamo Bay-related measure.
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His announcement last Friday about a fledgling investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails broke with regulations and tradition by thrusting the FBI into the presidential race just days before Election Day.
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She's worked with artists like AraabMuzik, Ariel Pink, and Lunice, and the credits for her 2014 debut album Broke With Expensive Taste include UK names Boddika, Lone, and Pearson Sound.
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Iris Strutzmann, who works for the Vienna Chamber of Labour in the Department of Environment and Transport, argues that Austria broke with a longstanding tradition of municipalities managing public services.
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And then there's the 2016 Pirelli calendar, photographed by Annie Leibovitz, which broke with tradition by showcasing a dozen women of different ages and body types, most of them clothed.
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Mother and son broke with tradition by living at Trump Tower in New York City since the inauguration in January so Barron, now 11, could finish the school year uninterrupted.
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A confidentiality agreement in the settlement prevented Green from publicly coming forward with her story, but she broke with the deal to describe the fallout she faced from her complaint.
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The sources said his willingness to use his own company and financing also flagged his commitment to a strategy that broke with decades of business history for Italy's richest family.
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That broke with a precedent set by Mr. Hu's predecessor, Jiang Zemin, who retained that title for a few more years even as Mr. Hu took other reins of power.
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Kirk has gone the furthest of any Senate Republican regarding Obama's court nominee and broke with his party to call on his colleagues to "man up" and hold a vote.
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A dozen Republicans broke with Trump and voted with all Democrats to pass the resolution on Thursday, with many lawmakers saying the emergency declaration violated the Constitution's separation of powers.
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Horowitz was critical of former FBI Director James Comey, with the report saying Comey broke with Justice Department norms in the agency's investigation leading up to the 2016 presidential election.
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The social network has unveiled a raft of new tools since news of the fiasco broke, with the aim of helping users understand and control how their data are used.
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Additionally, I broke with conventional wisdom about lefty-righty pairings: Traditionally, a lefty returns on the deuce side so both players have their forehands in the middle at the net.
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Maggie Hassan, her likely Democratic opponent, also suggested that she isn't supportive of Obama's plan, one of a handful of Democratic candidates for Senate who quickly broke with the president.
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Trump's personal income taxes have been a source of controversy for the president, who broke with decades of precedent as a presidential candidate by refusing to release his tax returns.
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After the infamous tape where he was heard bragging about being able to grab women by their genitals, Guadagno broke with Christie and declared she would not vote for Trump.
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A preliminary review by Proxy Insight had already found strong support for executive pay, even as the fund firms broke with management on matters like climate change and boardroom diversity.
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The move, Trump said, broke with decades of failed policy on Jerusalem during which the U.S. and most world powers declined to recognize the city as the capital of Israel.
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Speaking at the Tel Aviv rally, Mr. Dagan's voice broke with emotion as he linked his personal connection to the Holocaust with his lifelong mission of trying to safeguard Israel.
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" Mr. Duterte's actions call to mind, for example, Josip Broz Tito, the Communist leader of Yugoslavia who broke with Moscow in the Cold War's first years by declaring himself "nonaligned.
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He found that the F.B.I. broke with longstanding policy in its handling of the Clinton email case, badly damaged its reputation and opened the door to accusations of political bias.
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But Trump, who has himself been accused of sexual harassment by multiple women, broke with his colleagues in a big way, finally offering his full and explicit endorsement on Twitter.
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WG: They broke with ANC because they disagreed with Jacob Zuma's leadership, all of the allegations of corruption, inefficiency, arrogance, and because Jacob Zuma's government has been unable to deliver.
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Serhiy Luchanin, the secretary to the bishop of Rivne, who broke with the Moscow patriarchate to support a rival leadership in Kiev, said there were no plans to seize property.
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I began to feel the effect in my work not long after the stories about Harvey Weinstein broke, with a noticeable uptick after a report on the comedian Aziz Ansari.
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He wrote an op-ed article that essentially broke with his fellow Republicans to promote Trump's view that Saudi Arabia's butchery of the journalist Jamal Khashoggi shouldn't give anyone pause.
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The Clinton controversy centers on a news conference Mr. Comey held last July, when he broke with longstanding tradition and policies by publicly discussing the Clinton case and chastising Mrs.
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Having served his apprenticeship in series work, he made, in 1971, a TV movie, "Duel," in which he broke with TV aesthetics and created a film grammar of his own.
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Haitian President Jovenel Moïse broke with tradition on Wednesday and celebrated the country's independence day in the capital for security reasons following months of political turmoil.
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In May 2017, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi broke with Democratic Party official Tom Perez, and told The Washington Post abortion should not be a deciding factor for Democratic candidates.
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The authorities said the couple "gifted" their oldest daughter to Mr. Kaplan because he helped them out of financial trouble five years ago when they broke with their Amish faith.
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As if on cue, they suffered an embarrassing defeat on an attempt to roll back an Obama administration environmental rule on Wednesday when three Senate Republicans broke with the party.
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LONDON (Reuters) - In a gesture of unity at what they called a time of political crisis, four British artists broke with tradition by choosing to share the 2019 Turner Prize.
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For the last State of the City address of his first term, Mayor Bill de Blasio broke with tradition and spoke from notes on Monday, not from a prepared speech.
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Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., who had joined the majority in the case, broke with his fellow justices observing traditional physical restraint and shook his head at the president's summary.
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The Arizona Republican has been a vocal critic of the administration on multiple issues, and broke with his party to oppose plans this year to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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One intimate scene takes place in the 1960s, where Paul's mother, Gail (Michelle Williams, warmth incarnate), and father, Getty Jr. (Andrew Buchan), are going broke with four boisterous young children.
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Prime Minister Theresa May broke with her own party on Tuesday and appealed to the opposition Labour Party to work on a plan for Britain's withdrawal from the European Union.
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She's long been a fan of her local state senator, a Republican who broke with her party to support gay marriage, but Miner won't even vote for a local Republican now.
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Saab spent much of his news conference accusing his predecessor, Luisa Ortega, who broke with Maduro earlier this year and was removed from her job after accusing him of rights violations.
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At its CES press conference today, Nvidia broke with tradition and put the focus on gaming, not self-driving cars and data center AI technologies, the typical topics of this event.
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The Texas senator has long been a fierce proponent of expanding legal immigration and visas for high-skilled workers, so much so that he repeatedly broke with immigration hardliners like Sen.
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When Malcolm X broke with the Nation of Islam, he cited the alliance with the Klan as one of the reasons he could no longer accept the leadership of Elijah Muhammed.
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Securing the president's tax returns is a crucial part of that effort, a promise invoked since Trump broke with decades of precedent and refused to release them during the 2016 election.
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But Duffy broke with Trump, telling CNN that he loves the flag and his country, but that it is right to protect Americans who want to protest by burning the flag.
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House passes bill with exemption to ObamaCare mandate Sixteen Democrats broke with their party to support the GOP's bill intended to shield several thousand ObamaCare customers who recently lost their coverage.
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This morning, the president retweeted three videos posted by Jayda Fransen, the deputy leader of Britain First, a group of fascist extremists who broke with the far-right British National Party.
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President Donald Trump's tweet Wednesday morning threatening a potential U.S. strike against Syria broke with national security procedures — as well as his own admonishments about tipping off enemies about attack plans.
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After narrowly passing the House, Trump's plan to repeal President Barack Obama's sweeping health care law failed in the Senate when three Republican senators broke with their party earlier this year.
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Trump has maintained a close relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin NetanyahuBenjamin (Bibi) NetanyahuMORE and broke with previous U.S. administrations to recognize Jerusalem as the country's official capital in late 2017.
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He broke with the rest of the party to vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court, though he waited to announce his position until Kavanaugh's confirmation was already guaranteed.
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In January, it was reported that Trump chided Ryan after the congressman broke with the White House over condemning white supremacy in the days after the Charlottesville, Va., riots in 2017.
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On the first day, a wheel fell off McLaren's car, the MCL33; on the second day, the exhaust detached after a clip broke, with the wayward hot air melting some wiring.
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The show demonstrates how Pousette-Dart's abstractions broke with the expressive energies of 1940s Action Painting in favor of the suppler, quieter approach into which he had settled by the 1950s.
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Earlier this week, President Donald Trump broke with prevailing public health guidelines by calling again for Americans to return to work as soon as possible to re-start the struggling economy.
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In a Tuesday morning tweet, Trump broke with prevailing public health guidelines by calling again for Americans to return to work as soon as possible to re-start the struggling economy.
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The leaders of Britain, France and Germany, the closest American allies, have openly broke with Mr. Trump on his approach to Iran, and have been seeking to preserve the nuclear agreement.
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Though he briefly aligned himself with the Yale deconstructionists Paul De Man, J. Hillis Miller, Jacques Derrida and Geoffrey Hartman, Professor Bloom broke with the Yale English department completely in 1977.
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Back in December, Mr. Trump became an unlikely partner for many Taiwanese when he broke with decades of precedent by accepting a congratulatory phone call from Taiwan's president, Tsai Ing-wen.
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Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) broke with some of his Republican colleagues on Tuesday, telling reporters on Capitol Hill Tuesday he has seen "no evidence" Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election.
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" He broke with Mr. Brafman because of "different approaches to how to deal with the trial," he said, adding, "I felt it was important to have a woman on the team.
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He permanently broke with his mentor Conkling, who had foolishly resigned from the Senate in protest of civil service policies under Garfield, and pushed the legislation to enact civil service reform.
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While McCain largely voted with his party, he notably broke with the vast majority of Republicans by opposing an effort last year to repeal large parts of the Affordable Care Act.
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Mr. Sessions broke with Mr. Trump over the president's recent Twitter attack on Representative John Lewis, a Georgia Democrat, after Mr. Lewis said he did not consider him a legitimate president.
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She sided with her party to confirm Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh and broke with the GOP on the vote to repeal Obamacare, but impeachment may eclipse even those explosive fights.
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Last year the opposition was so divided over how to confront the president that two parties broke with a boycott to participate in the elections while the rest sat it out.
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If the first three seasons waded into everyone's past to reveal the broken pieces, the fourth takes a deep breath and jumps in to discover how they broke, with breathtaking nerve.
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A former officer in Muammar el-Qaddafi's army, General Hifter broke with the dictator in the 1980s and received C.I.A. support before fleeing to Virginia, where he lived for two decades.
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When one trustee, Mitch Lyons, broke with the rest of the board and called for Simon's ouster, he was scolded by Peter Secchia, a major MSU donor and fundraiser for Republican politicians.
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The DB211 embraces modernity without looking back, going for broke with a redefined mission to poach well-heeled buyers who might otherwise fall for stalwarts like Bentley, Ferrari, Porsche, and Rolls-Royce.
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The DB113 embraces modernity without looking back, going for broke with a redefined mission to poach well-heeled buyers who might otherwise fall for stalwarts like Bentley, Ferrari, Porsche, and Rolls-Royce.
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Cumhuriyet had been savagely critical of the Gulenists long before the ruling Justice and Development (AK) party, which allied itself with the movement for nearly a decade, broke with it around 2013.
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Throughout the hour, Trump often veered into uncomfortable territory for Republicans and at times broke with his party altogether, reiterating support for policies many in his conservative base have taken issue with.
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Since 2017, the ten M.P.s of the D.U.P. have been nominal allies of the Conservatives in Parliament, but they broke with May and worked closely with the E.R.G. to defeat her deal.
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Greg Moody, who directed Medicaid expansion in Ohio after the Republican John Kasich broke with party orthodoxy, notes that the change halved the uninsured rate and brought funding to fight opioid addiction.
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The election, held on Wednesday, was electrified by a clash between Mr. Masisi and his predecessor as president, Ian Khama, who broke with the party that has governed the country since independence.
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C., was not in the meetings but, in a radio interview Friday, broke with the president to say a "confidential informant is not a spy," though he cautioned about investigations into campaigns.
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But he also broke with Republican orthodoxy, rejecting the Trans-Pacific Partnership, proposing renegotiating NAFTA, and vowing to take a firmer stance on currency management and other issues with our trading partners.
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Washington (CNN)The conservative New Hampshire Union Leader, the daily newspaper in Manchester, broke with a 100-year tradition of backing Republicans Wednesday by endorsing Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson for president.
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"Though we've walked hand-in-hand with the Democrats during this investigation, this morning they broke with long-standing protocol and decided to release these documents without consulting us," Henshaw told CNN.
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Jeremy Davies was among those who broke with town and family tradition by voting independent last month, dissatisfied with the outgoing council over the rising costs of public services and other issues.
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The resolution was passed in the 15-member Security Council because the U.S. broke with its long-standing approach of diplomatically shielding Israel and did not wield its veto power, instead abstaining.
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During two recent Senate debates, two GOP candidates, Rob Portman (Ohio) and Ron Johnson (Wisconsin) both broke with their previous opposition to raising the minimum wage (or in the case of Sen.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.), one of the most vulnerable incumbents this cycle, broke with his party to allow President Obama's Supreme Court nominee to receive a hearing and vote.
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But Ryan on Wednesday broke with the President and his conservative allies who have claimed the FBI was spying on his campaign, when he said he agreed with South Carolina GOP Rep.
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Cunha, who comes from the PMDB party that is Rousseff's main coalition ally, broke with her last year and in December took up an opposition request for the impeachment of the president.
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The New Zealand dollar and Sweden's crown rose after their central banks broke with the growing caution of the world's major monetary-policy makers, surprising traders who had expected more dovish signals.
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Pruitt broke with EPA precedent by having a security detail that followed him 24 hours a day, including on personal trips, like ones home to Oklahoma and to the Rose Bowl game.
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Politico, citing people familiar with the matter, reported on Tuesday that Trump was angry at DeSantis after the former congressman publicly broke with him over the official death toll in Puerto Rico.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) - who is vulnerable in his 2016 re-election battle - on Wednesday broke with Republican Party leadership and said he'll consider President Obama's Supreme Court nominee.
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The African postcolonial narrative most foreign observers—and investors—knew was that even well-intentioned leaders who broke with Western advice, like Ghana's Kwame Nkrumah and Mozambique's Samora Machel, ruined their countries.
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Until a few fellow Republicans broke with their party to oppose Boehner's speakership in 323, there had been virtually no cases of majority-party dissent in speaker nominees' bids in modern history.
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But Mr. Roy scoffs at what he sees as his rival's near-obsessive reliance on the text by Mr. Suri, a onetime functionary of Al Qaeda who broke with Osama bin Laden.
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And while Coffman broke with the administration in voting against the plan to repeal ObamaCare, Democrats say he'll still have to own the plan thanks to his support of an earlier iteration.
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Then, on Thursday morning, Ivanka Trump broke with her father's view of the media: "I do not feel that the media is the enemy of the people," she told Axios' Mike Allen.
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Last week, in what can only be described as historically shameless grandstanding, Booker broke with the entire history of Senate precedent and testified against the nomination of his former colleague Alabama Sen.
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He soon broke with his employers and struck out on his own, mainly as a financier of mining projects, rather than as a manager of them, and did very well for himself.
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One clear sign that the issue was resonating in campaigns came Friday when Senator Mark S. Kirk of Illinois, who faces a difficult re-election campaign, categorically broke with the Republican leadership.
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By the time Ms. Duke broke with the Rosses as a young woman, she later said, she discovered that they had embezzled the vast portion of her career earnings — about $1 million.
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Many of Solidarity's intellectual leaders, who were steeped in the Western tradition of limited government, broke with Walesa when he ran for president, fearing that he planned to become a new autocrat.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Republican-led U.S. Senate backed largely symbolic legislation on Monday that broke with President Donald Trump by opposing plans for any abrupt withdrawal of troops from Syria and Afghanistan.
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