We have to fix what is clearly broken with Obamcare.
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They're broken with concrete jutting up out of the ground.
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"Something is broken with SEC oversight," he said in February.
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"Something is broken with SEC oversight," he said on Twitter.
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Mr. Parnas has broken with Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Trump.
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A number of writers have already broken with their representatives.
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He has broken with his advisors on other foreign policy decisions.
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Baker has broken with his party on issues in the past.
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But he has broken with the Republican president on some issues.
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So far, just a handful of Republicans have broken with Trump.
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It's an OS designed to fix what's broken with it today.
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Scott has broken with the president, however, on the latter issue.
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But Hamengkubuwono X has broken with tradition in one important way.
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It was slow and broken, with lots of trash and decay.
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"Something is broken with S.E.C. oversight," the Tesla C.E.O. tweeted yesterday.
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Former state governor Falcon has broken with the coalition to stand.
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Yes, there are career civil servants who have broken with the President.
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Trump has broken with the Republican Party's traditional embrace of free trade.
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Others have broken with the president after being squeezed by aggressive prosecutors.
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Cohen has publicly broken with Trump since cooperating with the Mueller investigation.
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Few prominent Republicans with a political future have fully broken with him.
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Mitt Romney (R-UT), has broken with Trump over the Ukraine scandal.
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The Trump administration has notably broken with the U.N. on multiple occasions.
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Having broken with Trump, Cruz finds himself almost friendless in the Republican Party.
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She has broken with her brother, Kenji, who is Mr Fujimori's youngest child.
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However, this is not the first time an administration has broken with precedent.
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The Kardashians have broken with Brody and company since Kris' divorce from Caitlyn.
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Murkowski has previously broken with Trump, including on an Affordable Care Act vote.
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Trump has even broken with tradition in refusing to release his tax returns.
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The fast is broken with water and foods like nuts, dates, and yogurt.
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Since then he has broken with the men he once called "my generals".
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"I would say the trust has been broken with big Navy," she said.
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A system is secure or it is broken, with no gray area in between.
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" He also commented via Twitter Tuesday morning that "something is broken with SEC oversight.
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But the president has broken with the group on other aspects of gun policy.
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This resistance feature has been broken with the new rally and close near 3,140.
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But Senate Republicans are more notable for where they haven't broken with the president.
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Now Trump has broken with that tradition, even before the election results are in.
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Conversely, Gorsuch has broken with the conservatives on Native American rights and immigration cases.
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Lowe has also broken with tradition recently to openly call for more government spending.
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Despite being Obama appointees, Lipnic and Miscimarra have routinely broken with their Democratic colleagues.
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She has frequently broken with House Democratic leadership since assuming office in January 2019.
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Moreover, Cruz has broken with his normal ideological ally, Paul, to support Graham-Cassidy.
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Jaime has broken with the ruthless Lannister tradition and left his sister in King's Landing.
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He has broken with Wahhabi clerics by denying them the power to enforce public morality.
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It was a fitting final move for a monarch who had often broken with tradition.
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"The Philippines ... has broken with the practice that arbitration should be mutually agreed," he said.
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Comey had broken with decades of precedent and had involved the FBI in an election.
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Neutral colors at the beginning were broken with splashes of orange, yellow and bright pink.
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The New York businessman has broken with the Republican Party's traditional embrace of free trade.
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Trump has broken with a decades-long tradition of presidents not commenting on monetary policy.
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However, no woman who has held the unofficial position has broken with the traditional title.
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He has broken with Republican leadership in Congress on trade, military intervention and immigration policy.
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But they've broken with Trump on a number of issues in the past, including Russia.
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At the same time, he's broken with the party consensus on free trade and entitlements.
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Trump has broken with decades of tradition in refusing to make his tax returns public.
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Michael disappears, broken with grief, leaving the eldest brother, Matthew, to care for the rest.
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If the second game ends in a draw, the tie is broken with a lottery.
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The leading Democratic candidates have largely broken with consensus-driven politics and embraced progressive ideas.
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One that spans cultures is the way the daily fast is broken: with a date.
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But similarly, Mr. Sadr had broken with Mr. Ameri over his close ties to Iran.
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That silence has been decisively broken with the opening of the memorial and the museum.
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Unshackling women is part of the prince's effort to show he's broken with all that.
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Mr. Trump has broken with decades of tradition by refusing to release his tax returns.
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The president has also broken with the previous administration in his approach to trade deals.
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While Jones has broken with Democrats on some key issues, he's all in on impeachment.
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The committee has broken with the state Democratic Party to endorse a candidate, Harley Rouda.
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He's broken with the party on trade, taxes, entitlement reform, increasing the minimum wage, and more.
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She has broken with Mr. Trump on federal employment issues, opposing shutdowns and supporting pay raises.
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President Trump has broken with a decades-long tradition of presidents not commenting on monetary policy.
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"He has broken with his party many times," Hayden said in an interview earlier this month.
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The Squad has broken with Pelosi on just two votes so far, according to ProPublica's tracker.
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Trump has broken with tradition and refused to make his returns public, citing an IRS audit.
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Collins has broken with the president on such issues as Betsy DeVos's confirmation as education secretary.
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Yet the fractures suggested the bones were still fresh when they were broken with the rocks.
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He's more upset that his friend has broken with his prescribed "role" than with the infidelity.
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The 79-year-old Koch has broken with his brothers in his support for the president.
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Since, Mr. Trump has broken with precedent by publicly criticizing Mr. Powell for raising interest rates.
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Confirming the detention, Venezuela's state prosecutor's office, which has broken with the Maduro administration, called it "illegitimate".
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Both his statements and his actions as president-elect have broken with historical precedent in unsettling ways.
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It's a vicious cycle that can really only be broken with focus, with patience, with...Prada shoes.
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"Our hearts are broken with the news of this profound loss," the school said in a statement.
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Trump, too, has broken with his party's orthodoxy, on everything from free trade to the Iraq War.
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Federal investigators are working to establish whether any laws were broken with the handling of classified material.
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When a regulation is routinely broken, with no discernable harm, that regulation is probably a bad one.
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One that spans cultures and regions is the way the daily fast is broken: with a date.
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Our system was broken, with 50 million uninsured, skyrocketing premiums and no relationship between cost and quality.
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And Mr. Trump has broken with decades of precedent in refusing to release his income tax returns.
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Some Republicans have broken with the White House over the president's contacts with Ukraine, including Vermont Gov.
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In fact, Trump has broken with the advice of experts, and the result has been as predicted.
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And in recent decades, quite a few have also broken with the shift keys on their keyboards.
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"When that trust was broken, my feelings really just were broken with that," Brown, 25, told Wyatt.
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He has broken with many Republicans on taxing the rich, threatening trade wars and keeping Planned Parenthood alive.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has broken with recent precedent by not recognizing June as LGBT Pride Month.
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In 1988, the record for homicides in a single year in New York City was broken with 1,842.
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The Twitter commentariat are not wrong to point out that Trump has long broken with his party's traditions.
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Trade is one of several issues on which Trump has broken with the policies Republicans have traditionally backed.
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Some Republicans running in more moderate territory have broken with Trump over his fear mongering on immigration. Rep.
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Trump has broken with his party and he loves it, so he'll break with his party again, right?
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MR. BAIN: There were just some world records broken with Audemars Piguet on some of their vintage watches.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's nonstop attacks on the Federal Reserve have raised eyebrows and broken with recent presidential norms.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump has broken with decades of diplomatic practice in freewheeling calls with foreign leaders.
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And it is Mr. Modi's socially conservative Bharatiya Janata Party that has broken with decades of resistance to injectables.
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Lisa Murkowski, a key swing vote who has already broken with Trump over his nominee for secretary of education.
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Though Amash has broken with the Republican Party, it's unlikely many GOP members of Congress will follow his lead.
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Jennifer Granholm, a Democrat appearing alongside Love, pointed out that sitting Republican lawmakers have not broken with Trump's words.
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In the past year, she had broken with all of them, and it was unthinkable that she would return.
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"Our hearts are broken with the loss of one of our DNC family members over the weekend," she said.
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Already some of Capitol Hill's stalwart Trump supporters have broken with the President and his Cabinet on this issue.
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Mr. Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, has broken with decades-long tradition and refused to make his returns public.
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It is no longer operative since Cohen has broken with the president and seems ready to testify against him.
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He has already broken with presidential norms by using official visits to military bases to lay into the Democrats.
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There is little mystery as to why Trump has broken with custom and refuses to release his tax returns.
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Neither Mr. Tillerson nor Mr. Mattis has broken with the White House on the issue of a preventive strike.
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Mr. Trump's White House has also broken with convention in trying to impose written nondisclosure agreements in other instances.
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On Saturday Mr. Saleh had publicly broken with the Houthis, calling on Yemenis to "defend the nation" against them.
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There are plenty more to come, too — the record was broken with 18 days left in the regular season.
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And even if Graham&aposs magazine has broken with Trump, there is no suggestion that Graham&aposs family has.
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Maranhao had broken with his center-right Progressive Party and voted against Rousseff's impeachment in last month's lower house vote.
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Besides the Katsas confirmation vote, Kennedy has broken with Republicans on floor votes related to judicial nominees two other times.
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He has voted with Trump 91 percent of the time and has only broken with him on trade and guns.
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It is all about refinement—fixing what was broken with the S6 while packing in more and more cool stuff.
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Lowe, himself, has broken with tradition by repeatedly calling for more spending on infrastructure and action on productivity-enhancing reforms.
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Trump has broken with precedent in recent days with comments criticizing the U.S. dollar's strength and the Fed's monetary policy.
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As a presidential candidate and as president, Trump has broken with tradition and refused to make public his tax returns.
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Let's stop trying to fix what isn't broken with questionable "reform," and help the existing system do its job right.
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The commander-in-chief has broken with precedent by attacking individual CEOs as well as some of America's largest employers.
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Former White House adviser Anthony Scaramucci, who has broken with the administration, suggested the current package was far too small.
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"When that trust was broken, my feelings really just were broken with that," Brown, 24, told Wyatt on the show.
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Senator Jeff Flake, a Republican from Arizona who has broken with Mr. Trump, came to Mr. Schumer's defense on Wednesday.
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The two are considered potential swing votes because they've broken with their party over health-care and abortion-related legislation.
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While she has hugged Donald Trump tightly on most issues, she has occasionally broken with the president on foreign policy.
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Yet the current market is broken with a lack of transparency, poor quality care and poor working conditions for carers.
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He has broken with decades of American policy in the Middle East by recognizing Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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He's also drawn questions about his closeness to Trump, who has broken with longstanding presidential precedent by repeatedly criticizing Fed decisionmaking.
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Senate Republicans have broken with Trump just a handful of times, but they could be poised to do so yet again.
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Despite McConnell's opposition, a handful of Trump's fellow Republicans in the Senate have broken with the administration over the weapons sales.
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The newspaper said the resignation is designed to show to the market how the company has broken with its corrupt past.
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And once we've broken with a destructive pattern, there tends to be a huge hole in the fabric of our days.
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Mr. Trump has broken with political convention, reaching voters largely through news coverage of his long, meandering speeches at big rallies.
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In the past year, as he has prepared for the Senate race, Mr. Scott has broken with the president several times.
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Falcon has broken with the opposition coalition's boycott of the vote, believing anger over an economic crisis will win him votes.
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But since he has broken with all precedents by refusing to release his tax returns, it's impossible to resolve such disputes.
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The president has broken with his predecessors in seeking to negotiate with North Korea to try and end its nuclear program.
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Mélenchon himself, meanwhile, has broken with longstanding leftist tradition in declining to endorse Macron, even to keep Le Pen from power.
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Some of President Trump's biggest fans have broken with conservative orthodoxy to back Medicare price negotiations, while some progressives distrust Sen.
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Donald Trump has broken with so many conventions of the American presidency that it can be hard to track them all.
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In fact, when he ran for president he promised he wouldn't cut Medicaid, that promise has already broken with this bill.
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If they want to see a party that really has broken with fundamental American values, they should look in the mirror.
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A handful of former AK bigwigs have since broken with Mr Erdogan, confirming they would launch one or more rival parties.
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And she's broken with the president in unexpected ways, which suggests the changeover to her administration would not be clear-cut.
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Trump has broken with his predecessors in just about every way — and one is his apparent disdain for seeking middle ground.
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Mark Kirk, who's already sharply broken with his leadership by calling his colleagues "closed-minded" for not taking up the nomination.
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They have broken with him on foreign policy (in Saudi Arabia, Yemen and Syria) and are anxious about the government shutdown.
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John McCain, one of a handful of Republicans who has broken with his party in calling for a tough stand against Russia.
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"We have to safeguard the republic," said Senator Blanca Ovelar, a member of Cartes' Colorado Party who has broken with the president.
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Elibiary said he hasn't broken with the party but is sort of on pause, waiting for the right-wing storm to pass.
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" She sings as a woman, a man, a who-can-tell; she rhymes "broken" with "Yoakam" and "buck up" with "fuck up.
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Guaidó, however, immediately sent a letter to embassies in Caracas, the capital, declaring that relations weren't actually being broken with any states.
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Gold has a very strong resistance band between $1,150 and $1,180 but this level was decisively broken with a rally to $1,240.
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House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan, the top elected Republican official, who has frequently broken with Trump, took a sharply different view.
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I'd broken with my own tradition, and had come out the other side looking different—but feeling the same, and knowing more.
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Jaclyn Hill's customers reported that her new lipstick line arrived broken, with some products appearing moldy, containing hairs, or exhibiting bizarre textures.
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But it has broken with President Trump and some of his allies in Congress on issues such as spending and government trade.
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"I think getting broken with missing two smashes in one game, that hasn't in a long, long time or ever," he said.
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The two were already considered potential swing votes because they've previously broken with their party on ObamaCare repeal and abortion-related legislation.
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Most of the responses to that tweet involved people explaining (sometimes in an apologetic tone) why they'd broken with the general consensus.
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To our European partners, it looks as though Trump has broken with more than six decades of bipartisan support for European integration.
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From 23.41 to 33, the record had been 23:23:23, until it was broken with a time of 3:59:40.
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But while neither Tuberville nor Byrne has sparked the president's ire quite like Sessions, they, too, have at times broken with Trump.
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She has broken with Trump at key moments (Obamacare) and helped him in others (voting to confirm Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh).
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But Trump has broken with Republican Party orthodoxy in criticizing trade deals, and has threatened to slap tariffs on Mexican and Chinese imports.
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Ties in the contest were broken with extra points awarded to the person who had sex with a woman who weighed the most.
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Trump has broken with precedent for a presidential race by refusing to release tax returns, citing an audit by the Internal Revenue Service.
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Earlier in the day, former Vice President Joe Biden's team confirmed he had broken with the Democratic party and still supported the ban.
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Clinton has also broken with Obama on the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, which is opposed by many union leaders and grassroots Democrats.
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This means that the Liberal government of Justin Trudeau has broken with its Conservative predecessors' resistance to touchy-feely approaches to violent extremism.
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That belief, which can be traced in a relatively solid line from the first president to the 43rd, was broken with Trump's victory.
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Some Republican lawmakers have also broken with the Trump administration, given that the plan goes far beyond traditional GOP proposals on drug pricing.
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In imposing punitive tariffs on Turkish aluminum and steel exports, the Trump administration has broken with decades of U.S. emerging market crisis management.
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Chavez's former spy-master, Miguel Torres, has broken with Maduro's government, despite having served as interior minister and fighting against protests in 2014.
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But they also reflect Turkey's contradictory policy aims, of opposing both Mr. Assad and the Syrian Kurdish groups that have broken with him.
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Magma has broken with that tradition and brought in art that people would once have had to travel hundreds of miles to see.
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Laffer has previously broken with Trump over the president's use of tariffs, arguing a trade war would be problematic for the U.S. economy.
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The AFL-CIO has often broken with Obama on pipelines, notably the Keystone XL project, which the union supported but Obama ultimately nixed.
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Key Trump advisers like Steve Bannon, Michael Flynn, and Paul Manafort have either broken with the president or been indicted already or both.
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Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, a Republican who has broken with Mr. Trump, said the Justice Department should be free of political interference.
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Separate comments at the G7 summit in France offered stark examples of how the U.S. has broken with historic allies on global warming.
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He has broken with the precedent of the Bill Clinton impeachment trial, according to a draft of rules senators could vote on Tuesday.
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But they are pushing to fix something that isn't broken with a plan that will be a loser for the renewable fuels industry.
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Trump has broken with traditional GOP orthodoxy on a range of issues, from his open embrace of nationalism to his protectionist trade policies.
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Its reports are an object lesson in how blatantly the laws of war have been broken, with no near-term prospects of accountability.
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The very culture at Boeing appears to be broken, with some senior employees having little regard for regulators, customers and even co-workers.
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Her first of a short list of roles was in 2012's Broken with Tim Roth and the film adaptation of Mr. Stink.
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Manchin, who serves in a state that Trump overwhelmingly won, has broken with his party more often than his colleagues on Trump Cabinet votes.
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"Trump has broken with the norm in terms of what you can and can't say, and that has opened the floodgates," Gray told Landsbaum.
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The United States has argued for years that WTO judges have routinely broken with procedures and exceeded their mandates, imposing new obligations on members.
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Officers had not determined the Syrian man's intentions, he said, and it was possible that both he and the Australian had broken with ISIS.
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Powell has been heavily criticized by U.S. President Donald Trump, who has broken with decades of precedent to weigh in often on Fed policy.
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" The actress's legal team filed its own response to Hartwell's divorce petition on Thursday, deeming the marriage "irretrievably broken with no hope of reconciliation.
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Trump has broken with presidential tradition and repeatedly denounced the media and judiciary - attacks his critics say risk undermining public confidence in those institutions.
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Trump has famously broken with tradition and refused to release his tax returns, saying that is unable to because he is under IRS audit.
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Collins is one of the most centrist Republicans in the Senate, having broken with her party numerous times to support environmental regulations and legislation.
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Sanford has notably broken with the president during his time in Congress, a break that became one of the defining features of the race.
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Trump's warmer rhetoric toward Russia has sparked years of heartburn for lawmakers, who have repeatedly and publicly broken with the administration's policy toward Moscow.
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The marginalization of deficits as an issue has been more pronounced because of Trump, who has broken with Republican orthodoxy on several fiscal issues.
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It also amounts to a snub of President Trump, who had broken with most of his party and embraced the scandal-scarred Mr. Moore.
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But by adolescence Buber had permanently broken with Orthodoxy, though he remained in a peculiar sense, to which I shall return, a religious Jew.
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That would have broken with decades of policy, and the proposal drew scorn as a transparent bid for votes from Wentworth's sizable Jewish community.
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Coats has publicly broken with the president on several critical fronts, including during public testimony before the Senate on North Korea, Iran and Syria.
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Two Republicans who have called for the release of Trump's tax returns have broken with the party line on the three previous votes. Rep.
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The most recent run was the longest ever, stretching from March 1958 to May 1959, before being broken with a 43 percent June decline.
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Barr's ties to DiGenova and Toensing -- and his contact with Giuliani -- have re-emerged in claims made by Parnas, who has broken with Giuliani.
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Trump can take heart from the fact that not many Republican officeholders have explicitly broken with him on the Ukraine issue so far. Sen.
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Cohn, Trump's top economic adviser and the former COO of Goldman Sachs, was rumored to have been broken with the president over the tariffs.
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The White House typically has not talked about economic data points before their release, but the Trump administration has recently broken with that tradition.
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It is unclear whether Apple has ever resisted a Chinese order to remove an app, or otherwise broken with a request from the government.
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That month, Ms. Oliver said in a statement to The Associated Press that the organization had broken with both Mr. Asher and Mr. Diaz.
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Chicago's all-time record for the coldest daytime high temperature is likely to be tied or broken, with temperatures only climbing to minus 11°F.
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Yet for much of the post-crisis period the "Phillips curve" appeared broken, with falling unemployment in 2014-16 failing to translate into higher wages.
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On the pro-government side, Falcon is widely seen as a traitor, having initially backed Chavez and then broken with the Socialist Party in 2010.
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The cake is seen as one of the ways Prince Harry and Markle have broken with tradition, as British weddings will typically serve a fruitcake.
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The number one bib is usually reserved for the defending champion, but organizers have broken with tradition and handed it to the Trek-Segafredo rider.
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Republicans hold 52 seats in the upper chamber, and Heitkamp and Manchin are the only two to have broken with their party to support him.
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Donald Trump has now broken with this careful charade by becoming the first US president to speak directly with a Taiwanese counterpart (at least publicly).
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Prominent conservative senators Jeff Flake and Ben Sasse have made names for themselves denouncing Trump, though they haven't broken with him on any legislative matters.
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Find your presidential match with the 2016 Candidate Matchmaker It's not the first time Trump has broken with his fellow Republicans in addressing Planned Parenthood.
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To its credit, the entire cotton industry came together on a plan to fix what is broken with respect to the safety net for farmers.
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If the targeted sanctions were designed to create fissures within the regime, they have thus far failed; few Venezuelan officials have broken with the government.
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Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee questioned that judgment in their final report on Russian interference, though some, like Gowdy, have broken with that finding.
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Lawmakers have asked the FBI to open a probe into possible perjury charges and outlined for prosecutors how she may have broken with the truth.
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Venezuela's defense attache to Washington, Colonel Jose Luis Silva, told Reuters that he has broken with the Maduro government and recognized Guaido as interim president.
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Some disaffected former Brotherhood members in Egypt have broken with the group to form armed factions that carry out attacks on security forces around Cairo.
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That memory is one reason my heart was broken with the news of her death on Tuesday at her home on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
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President Donald Trump, who has broken with presidential precedent and publicly pressured the Fed for months over rates, immediately weighed in with a bad review.
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Perry stood with his heels almost on a line and this typically makes a fighter very susceptible to having their balance broken with low kicks.
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In Chicago, the all-time record for the coldest daytime high temperature is likely to be tied or broken, with temperatures only climbing to -11°F.
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As a member during the Obama administration, he voted against the agency's net neutrality rules and has broken with the previous Democratic chairman of the FCC.
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Pebble's main mobile apps for iOS and Android will continue to work for now, though compatibility could be broken with future iOS and Android OS updates.
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Falcon, a 56-year-old former soldier and state governor, has broken with the main opposition coalition, arguing that abstention is tantamount to voting for Maduro.
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By then Mr Romer had broken with the project (after he realised that the "transparency commission" he was supposed to chair would never in fact exist).
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Driving the news: President Trump has broken with past presidential precedent and heaped both praise and disparagement on a collection of U.S. companies since taking office.
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APPELLATE JUDGES The United States has argued for years that WTO judges have routinely broken with procedures and exceeded their mandates, imposing new obligations on members.
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The rate cut follows months of pressure from President Donald Trump, who has broken with his predecessors' practice of walling off the central bank from politics.
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The young moderate has broken with the GOP's leadership and the president on a number of issues, including gun control and repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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But Coffman has sought to highlight his independent streak throughout his career, including this cycle, and he's broken with the president on numerous high-profile issues.
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The legislation, dubbed "Abolish ICE," comes amid growing calls on the left to abolish the agency, even as some Senate Democrats have broken with those calls.
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While a number of Republicans have broken with the president on key issues, none have yet announced their intentions to challenge him for the Republican nomination.
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Down in Florida at Ringling Bros.' glorified breeding farm, baby elephants were taken from their mothers shortly after birth and broken with ropes, clubs, and solitude.
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Mr. Lamb has broken with the national Democratic Party in other ways, too, declining to support new gun regulations and downplaying his disagreements with Mr. Trump.
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Michigan Democrats think their best chance of success lies with Mr. Snyder, who has, at times, broken with the most conservative members of his own party.
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The pope's defenders say it is less a matter of changing church doctrine than of how the church treats people who have broken with that doctrine.
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She's broken with the President on some controversial topics, such as opposing his proposed "Muslim ban" and drawing a harsher line on US relations with Russia.
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"He is going to ratchet it up to another level now," said Anthony Scaramucci, the onetime White House communications director who has broken with Mr. Trump.
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"Recent reports provide more evidence that Wells Fargo is fundamentally broken, with a record of misconduct that has lasted for years," they said in a letter.
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Chances thereafter were rare and play was repeatedly broken with Denmark's defense resolute but their occasional attacks languid, and talisman Christian Eriksen missed a telling contribution.
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In Chicago, the all-time record for the coldest daytime high temperature is likely to be tied or broken, with temperatures only climbing to minus 11°F.
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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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At a time when these kinds of records are broken with some regularity, it takes a particularly scorching month to raise eyebrows in the climate science community.
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For several days, Washington hung on the words of a handful of moderate senators, both Democrats and Republicans, who have broken with their parties on previous votes.
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Trump, meanwhile, has broken with decades of modern presidential politics in refusing to release his personal tax returns, saying that he is being audited by the IRS.
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But all of that stuff that I just suggested is hard, and it involves politics, and our politics seem more hopelessly broken with every day that passes.
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The reason is simple: Trump has broken with years of conservative Republican orthodoxy on free trade, military interventionism, U.S. participation in NATO and, recently, paid maternity leave.
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The two GOP senators have previously broken with their party on health-care legislation, including repeal of ObamaCare and a bill to ban abortions after 20 weeks.
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"I think getting broken with missing two smashes in one game, that hasn't happened in a long, long time or ever," the 38-year-old told reporters.
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The IRS has been auditing the president's returns, and Trump has cited the audit for why he has broken with tradition and not made his returns public.
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Blevins burst onto the scene after a record-breaking live stream (628,000 concurrent viewers, a record which he's since broken) with rap icon Drake back in March.
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In this opinion piece, he argues that the philanthropic system in America is "broken," with billionaires providing the funding for systems that have been defunded by elites.
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ET. The controversial changes to Senate rules, made along partisan lines, allows filibusters of Supreme Court picks to be broken with only 51 votes rather than 60.
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This is one of several projects Price has undertaken during his six-year hiatus from the Chelsea gallery scene, finally broken with Hell Has Everything at Petzel.
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The reality None of these members have publicly broken with Democratic leadership and Democratic aides haven't picked up any sense behind the scenes that it could happen.
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She has broken with Trump repeatedly, on Russia and other matters, but never so flamboyantly that she wrested the narrative from him or provoked his public wrath.
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Ms. Murkowski, an independent-minded Republican from Alaska, had broken with her party and played an instrumental role in heading off repeal of the Affordable Care Act.
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What worries him more is that the Supreme Court is now stacked in Trump's favor, and Gerhardt notes SCOTUS has not broken with Trump on major issues.
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Van Drew has broken with Trump on several issues: He opposed offshore drilling and the military's ban on transgender soldiers, and favored a $15 federal minimum wage.
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In 1971, Mr. Paisley, who had already broken with mainstream Presbyterians to found his own fundamentalist and evangelical Free Presbyterian Church, stepped in to fill the void.
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Jabhat Fateh al-Sham, formerly known as the Nusra Front, claims to have broken with Al Qaeda, but American officials say they are still a Qaeda affiliate.
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However, White House lawyer Ty Cobb has broken with the rest of the legal team and is siding with Trump in favor of an interview with Mueller.
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The pair have been silent for a year until they dropped this track "Kintsugi"—named for the Japanese art form of repairing something broken with golden dust.
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"There is a lot of guessing about what happened, but people recognize that there are some pretty major taboos that have been broken with this," said Minzer.
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Like Mr. Ryan, Mr. Trump also supports gun rights and a strong military, although Mr. Trump has broken with many Republicans with his criticism of the Iraq war.
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Lisa Murkowski, an Alaska Republican who has periodically broken with Trump on key votes, was not available for comment due to her travel schedule, according to a spokesperson.
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Sure, Trump has broken with his party's consensus on trade, but he's a doctrinaire Republican on so many other matters that this is a distinction without a difference.
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However, nine candidates (seven from eastern Europe, of whom three are women) have broken with precedent by declaring their candidacy rather than lobbying behind the scenes (see table).
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France said it would work with U.S. states and cities — some of which, notably California, have broken with Trump's decision — to keep up the fight against climate change.
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The New York Times is reporting that "conservative American think tanks that have broken with President Trump" seem to be victims of hacking attacks by Russian military intelligence.
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But then, once products started to arrive, customers said the lipsticks came deformed, broken, with tiny holes, or even with mold and pieces of hair or glinting shards.
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But Mr. Elbaz has a way of disarming even the frostiest fashion types, and the industry has often broken with its customary hauteur to celebrate him with cheers.
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Her usually reliable Republican ally, Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, had just broken with the party against the confirmation of Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.
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Judd Legum, who writes the newsletter Popular Information, called attention to King's corporate sponsors in recent days, and Intel, Land O'Lakes and Purina have all broken with King.
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It was the capital of the rebel Tamil Tigers, who years before had broken with the ethnic Sinhalese majority-dominated government over accusations of abuses and unfair treatment.
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More than nine months into this shambolic presidency, the vast majority of conservatives skeptical of Mr. Trump haven't broken with their Trump-curious institutions — at least not yet.
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Breaking with Trump Since Parnas's indictment in October Parnas has publicly broken with Trump and Giuliani, distancing himself through the steady release of information damaging to the President.
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Still, he has broken with Trump on several issues, most notably by opposing Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch as several Democrats running in Trump states supported the judge.
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Anthony Scaramucci, who served briefly as White House communications director but has now broken with the president, said Mr. Trump was not interested in corruption but re-election.
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Its corporate parent had already broken with Mr. Trump by then, over his campaign-opening proclamation that Mexico was exporting rapists, crime and drugs to the United States.
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One opposition leader, former state governor Henri Falcon, has broken with the boycott and is hoping Venezuelans' fury at their economic woes will translate into votes for him.
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Trump has broken with decades of presidential precedent by refusing to make his personal tax information public, and has retained his interest in the Trump Organization while in office.
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But the STC, which is seeking self-rule for southern Yemen, has broken with its nominal ally, the Saudi-backed Yemeni government, after seizing its temporary base of Aden.
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"The Constituent Assembly will be a blank check for the executive to decide everything," state prosecutor Luisa Ortega, who has broken with Maduro this year, told a local paper.
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Below is a brief, edited transcript of their conversation about how YouTube's recommendation algorithm is radicalizing young people on the far right: Nilay Patel: What's broken with the platform?
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First of all, as Davenport notes, these candidates have broken with their party on a few climate or clean energy votes, but they are hardly champions of the issues.
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Certainly China has broken with the dictum of the early 1990s, coined by the then-supreme leader, Deng Xiaoping, that China should "hide its capacities and bide its time".
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Although the royal family typically doesn't speak out on political matters, Prince Charles has broken with tradition on a number of occasions, particularly when it comes to environmental matters.
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Senator Marco Rubio, whose home state of Florida is in the line of fire of the virus, has broken with his colleagues in demanding the full $1.9 billion request.
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A Bloomberg report quoted Margaret Archer, president of the Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences, as saying that Sanders had broken with protocol by failing to contact her office first.
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First, the symmetry in almost all the paintings is broken with shadows produced by an unseen lateral light source (one of the many examples of absence in his work).
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But by this time, Krasner had long broken with the orthodoxies and kingmakers of the very New York avant-garde she had been so central in setting in motion.
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But Trump has broken with key allies on foreign policy decisions involving Iran and climate change, and has repeatedly questioned the United States's role in protecting other nations militarily.
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But in the same fashion Donald J. Trump has broken with other political traditions, he is taking a longstanding rite of fall to new heights — or perhaps new lows.
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While the council debated, a man identifying himself as Venezuela's military attache in Washington posted a video saying he had broken with Maduro and now would report to Guaido.
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Technically she could have declined, under the royal prerogative, but to do so would have broken with her traditional stance of political neutrality, and sparked a wider constitutional crisis.
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Warren will probably focus more of her attention on Bloomberg, whom she, like Sanders, has cast as the billionaire embodiment of all that is broken with the democratic process.
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Lisa Murkowski, an Alaska Republican who has broken with her party on some key votes, also said the committee "might have to consider" waiting to vote, according to CNN.
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Tillerson has broken with Trump on the issue of Russia several times since then, acknowledging that Moscow had worked to sow discord and division in the presidential race. Aug.
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Mr. Risch has broken with the president on occasion, joining his colleagues to protest Mr. Trump's appetite for leaving the Atlantic alliance, and taking an aggressive stance on Russia.
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Coulter had long been a Trump backer, but she has recently broken with him, saying the president has failed to keep his promises to crack down on illegal immigration.
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Donald Trump has broken with that practice, combining an unusually sprawling business empire, an unusually scanty level of financial disclosure, with the completely unique ongoing control of operating businesses.
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Both are campaigning hard for European parliamentary elections in May and are eager to show they have broken with the consensual politics of center-left and center-right parties.
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Ryan has broken with some of the field by warning about the popularity of "socialism," and, similarly to Moulton, grew his profile in Congress with an effort to oust Pelosi.
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Maranhao had broken with his center-right Progressive Party and voted against impeachment in last month's lower house vote, which Rousseff and her Workers Party lost by a wide margin.
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Lowe has also broken with tradition recently to openly call for more government spending on infrastructure as urgent support to an economy running at its slowest pace in a decade.
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The lateral range of $50-$55 a barrel was recently broken, with the new long-term support level for Brent edging closer to $45-$47 rather than $20133 a barrel.
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Now that Jaime seems to have finally broken with Cersei once and for all, his epic friendship/romance with Brienne may finally be free to blossom in the far North.
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Apparently there's a woman who has broken with tradition or expectation in some way, and the spirit summoned by the ceremony (the player) has to figure out what to do.
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By publicly renouncing the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a trade deal she once heralded as "the gold standard," she has broken with Mr. Obama and with her husband's free-trade legacy.
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Republicans and Democrats have also scuffled on obtaining Trump's income tax records since he has broken with the long-standing tradition of candidates and presidents releasing them to the public.
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Only two Republican senators, Susan Collins of Maine and Mr. Kirk, have fully broken with their party's leadership and said they were willing to vote on a Supreme Court nominee.
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The British government's official in the region, Northern Ireland Secretary Theresa Villiers, has also broken with her fellow Conservative Party member and boss Prime Minister David Cameron to support Brexit.
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Because at a time when media is largely broken with the most unhinged getting ample airtime, a voice of sanity and reason like hers is undoubtedly back in high demand.
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"Overall, the GAO findings show a lack of attention to ethics and that precedents from previous Administrations were frequently broken - with little recourse from Congress," reads a statement from Sens.
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Distractions He arrived to the talks having spent part of the evening before watching Michael Cohen, his onetime attorney who'd dramatically broken with the President, testifying before a congressional panel.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has broken with many of the norms set by his predecessors, but in few ways has this been clearer than his cheerleading about the roaring stock market.
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The book's apt starting-point is Mao's death in 1976, a moment at which China might have broken with his legacy but could not quite find a way to do so.
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Many of Trump's top appointees and associates, like FBI Director Chris Wray and former White House lawyer Ty Cobb, have broken with the President and publicly rejected the "witch hunt" label.
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Lindsey Graham, a Republican from South Carolina and a staunch Trump ally who has broken with the president on whether Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was responsible for Khashoggi's killing.
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Former Attorney General Barr and former Deputy Attorney General Thompson both said that states that have broken with federal law and voted to legalize marijuana may be in for a reckoning.
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He's broken with the anti-interventionist views of his campaign by launching a strike against the Syrian regime while affirming that he doesn't see a role for the US in Libya.
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More importantly, Trump has broken with previous U.S. administrations and deployed the only leverage that matters to an export-oriented country like China: the credible threat of loss of market access.
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This road to fixing what is broken with the U.S. healthcare system is guaranteed to be rocky, but outside of the ethical debate surrounding universal coverage, it's a fiscally responsible choice.
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This week, Graham and several other Republicans have broken with Trump over the administration's sudden decision not to interfere in Turkey's ongoing military incursion of Northern Syria, which threatens the Kurds.
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The free market operation has traditionally supported Republicans but has broken with Trump's GOP after the president's decision to put steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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Amash, a frequent conservative critic of the Trump administration, has broken with the White House on a variety of issues, including healthcare reform and the Justice Department's new tougher sentencing guidelines.
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Policing in Baltimore, Guy and many other residents believed, was broken, with officers serving as an occupying army in enemy territory — harassing African-American residents without cause, breeding distrust and hostility.
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The possibility of a full national shutdown has become more muddled in recent days, as President Donald Trump has broken with advisors and called for social distancing guidelines to be lifted.
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It already had broken with international consensus by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital, halted aid to the Palestinians, and said it no longer considered the settlements a breach of international law.
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Falcon, 56, has broken with a boycott by the mainstream opposition - which views the vote as rigged in advance - to challenge Maduro, 55, who wants re-election in the OPEC nation.
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And it underscores his disappointment that Mr. Manchin, who has at times broken with his party to support parts of the president's agenda, refused to back him during this particular fight.
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Many in the GOP establishment have broken with Moore, who has been accused of romantically and sexually pursuing teenage girls as young as 14 when he was in his 30s. Sen.
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Mr. Trump has broken with Republican orthodoxy by embracing a Democratic push to allow the importation of prescription drugs from Canada and to allow the government to negotiate lower drug prices.
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HSBC has broken with tradition in recent years and headhunted external candidates to manage the investment banking division of GBM, to reinvigorate what some analysts describe as a bureaucratic and insular culture.
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To follow the commission's work in Syria — it has written 11 reports since August 2011 — is to witness how blatantly the laws of war have been broken, with no prospects of accountability.
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Musk had called the regulator the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission" after the settlement, and tweeted that "something is broken with SEC oversight" just one day after the SEC started pursuing the contempt order.
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Power has changed hands in Washington for decades and the political system is still broken, with leaders often unwilling to make the policy decisions simply because it could damage their reelection odds.
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But Republican leaders remain divided, as exemplified by a split at the top of the ticket: Mike Pence has broken with Mr. Trump by endorsing Speaker Paul D. Ryan's re-election bid.
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But Ms. Hassan has broken with her party on other occasions, saying, for example, that the federal government needed better screening of Syrian refugees before she would allow them in New Hampshire.
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Soldiers returned home broken, with mental and physical wounds, some with lungs burned raw by mustard gas, others with the Spanish flu, called La Grippe in Europe and "The Grippe" in Brooklyn.
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EVANS: OH, SURE, I WAS JUST GOING TO QUICKLY ASK AS A FOLLOW-UP TO THAT IS THERE SOMETHING BROKEN WITH THE DRUG DISTRIBUTION MODEL IN THIS COUNTRY AS IT CURRENTLY STANDS?
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He has occasionally broken with Mr. Trump, for example by calling on him to release his tax returns and opposing, albeit gently, the administration's plan to separate immigrant children from their parents.
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On issues like torture, a ban on Muslims, border walls and climate change, some of President-elect Donald J. Trump's picks for cabinet posts have broken with him on major policy positions.
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Washington (CNN)Chief Justice John Roberts has broken with his conservative brethren and joined liberal justices several times in recent weeks, in cases from abortion, to asylum policy to the death penalty.
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" Ocasio-Cortez's communications director, Corbin Trent, said the congresswoman believes Democrats who have broken with the party on such votes "are putting themselves on a list for Republicans, to divide the party.
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But that streak could be broken with a Democratic-led House joining with Democrats in the Senate and the right number of Republicans to support legislation voicing disapproval of the emergency declaration.
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Trade is a major point of emphasis for Trump personally; it's an area where he's broken with most GOP experts and elected officials, and it's also the main focus of Navarro's research.
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Indonesia's president Joko Widodo hosted the groundbreaking ceremony of the project last August with great fanfare but no ground was actually broken, with dozens of landowners refusing to give up their paddy fields.
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Moreover, he's spent little time on the campaign trail detailing his own ideology -- and has broken with much of his party over his opposition to cuts to entitlement programs and expanded international trade.
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Musk called the regulator the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission" on Twitter after the settlement, and tweeted that "something is broken with SEC oversight" just one day after the agency started pursuing the contempt order.
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Just six months later, he officially had broken with the PT government of former president Dilma Rousseff, saying that she was using the Petrobras investigation as a tool of "political persecution" against him.
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Trump, who sees recent Fed policy as damaging to American markets and undermining his bargaining position in trade talks, has broken with tradition in his frequent and vocal criticism of the central bank.
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Falcon, a former state governor who has broken with an opposition boycott to run against Maduro, said he would prioritize repairing relations with Washington should he win the vote slated for April 22.
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They are both running for reelection next year in deep red, energy-heavy states and have broken with their party numerous times this year to vote for GOP-backed legislation and presidential nominations.
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Manchin, a moderate who has broken with his party on several issues, is one of the ten Democrats up for reelection next year in states that President Trump won in the 2016 election.
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Comey has since come under sustained criticism from law enforcement veterans and lawmakers from both parties who believe he has broken with longstanding Justice Department policies by directly intruding into the presidential race.
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" Or her post-election summary of Donald Trump's 27 victory on The Daily Show, when she said, "I feel like I just broken with [by] someone who's uglier and has a worse personality.
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Musk called the regulator the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission" on Twitter after the settlement, and tweeted that "something is broken with SEC oversight" just one day after the agency started pursuing the contempt order.
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On Uber's roadshow to pitch itself to institutional investors (there's no "homeshow" this time around), Mr. Khosrowshahi has broken with Mr. Kalanick's worldview that Uber is competing in a winner-take-all market.
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In this comically idealized setting, it's just a matter of time before each of the mogwai prohibitions has been broken, with grotesque results that nearly destroy Kingston Falls as well as the movie.
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Lord Barker's job was to persuade often skeptical investors and financial journalists that Sibneft had shaken off its shady past in rigged privatization deals and broken with the habits of its oligarch founders.
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The president has disavowed knowing Mr. Fruman or Mr. Parnas, and Mr. Parnas, feeling betrayed, has broken with Mr. Giuliani and supplied information to Congress about his work for him and Mr. Trump.
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If the President burps, his party gives him a standing O. But in recent weeks, congressional Republicans have broken with Trump -- most notably over his plan to pull American troops out of Syria.
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One of them, Senator Susan Collins of Maine, is among only a handful of Republicans who have broken with the president and called for the government to reopen without a border security deal.
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The 24-year-old revealed on Instagram that she got a tattoo by celebrity tattoo artist Jon Boy seconds before she took the stage to perform "Can't Be Broken" with musical guest Lil Wayne.
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She has repeatedly broken with Democrats on foreign policy issues and drew widespread criticism for a secret 85033 visit with Syrian President Bashar Assad, whom U.S. officials have accused of being a war criminal.
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Under new President Lenin Moreno who has broken with his former mentor Correa, Ecuador now will seek to change the formula that calculates sales prices in what Ojeda said were inadequate contracts with China.
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He has broken with the hard-core Brexiteers such as Sir John Redwood and Owen Paterson who think, against all evidence, that Britain will be fine if it leaves the EU with no deal.
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Musk had called the regulator the "Shortseller Enrichment Commission" on Twitter after the settlement, and tweeted that "something is broken with SEC oversight" just one day after the agency started pursuing the contempt order.
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Flake has broken with Trump on several high-profile issues since the election -- including the President's positions on pulling back on ties to Cuba, the North American Free Trade Agreement and the travel ban.
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In fact, Republicans may have the advantage today as they have broken with the old families first — and broken first with the old century and the old millennium — and are ready to begin again.
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Jones, an 85033-term libertarian who's frequently broken with his party over the years, originally introduced the bill in March 2015 to rename a courthouse in his district after a deceased federal bankruptcy judge.
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Trump appears to have broken with him in a way that seems final and ultimate, even tagging him with a dreaded nickname, "Sloppy Steve," which I think we can all admit is pretty fantastic.
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By contrast, a rare Democrat who survived re-election in a state that Mr. Trump won in 2016, Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia, had broken with his party to vote for Justice Kavanaugh.
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But Mr. Trump has broken with a half-century of bipartisan consensus that supporting freedom was a moral imperative and a security goal, said Larry Diamond of the Hoover Institution, a conservative research group.
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In a state where citizens expect town halls and the opportunity to pepper presidential candidates with questions, Biden has broken with tradition by not engaging in much of a back-and-forth with citizens.
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And it will gauge whether the Democratic energy that has helped women win most contested primaries this year can be turned against an incumbent who hasn't broken with the left on any important votes.
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Directed by Feras Fayyad ("Last Men in Aleppo"), "The Cave" follows the 29-year-old Dr. Ballor on her harrowing daily rounds as she tends to the bloodied and broken with tenderness and humor.
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Even if they haven't broken with their party's president, those Republicans pose a particular danger to Trump, who once bragged that he could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue in New York without losing support.
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Though a number of House GOP leaders have launched a vigorous defense of Trump following the release of a whistleblower's complaint, others have broken with the White House over the president's communications with Ukraine.
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Donald Trump's presidency may look like a theater of incompetency: armada going in the wrong direction, forgetting what country he bombed but remembering what he had for dessert, major promises broken with a shrug.
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Parnas, for his part, appears to have broken with Trump and Giuliani and is trying to get some sort of immunity in exchange for testifying to Congress — but it's unclear whether that will happen.
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McCain, who was diagnosed with brain cancer over the summer, has broken with Trump on several key issues, including casting the deciding vote in late July to kill a GOP push to repeal ObamaCare.
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And the state has positioned itself as a liberal beacon, with municipalities implementing "sanctuary city" policies to protect immigrants and the state enacting its own environmental standards that have broken with the Trump administration.
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This comes as top congressional Republicans have publicly broken with the President in recent days over the administration's move to withdraw US forces from Syria, and after a contentious Wednesday meeting at the White House.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has broken with protocol in recent days and complained that Federal Reserve interest rate hikes were causing the dollar's value to rise and to erode the U.S. "competitive edge" in exports.
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The Washington Post reported Sunday that by seeking to keep parks open through the shutdown, the Trump administration had broken with the Clinton and Obama administrations, which cut off access to parks when funding elapsed.
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" St-Pierre said the group would "fight for all fighters who get bullied and intimidated, who are afraid to retire or get fired, or get left broken, with brain injuries and trauma and no care.
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Has Mr. Trump broken with previous norms and established a precedent when he demanded that the Department of Justice look into whether the F.B.I. and the Department of Justice "infiltrated or surveilled the Trump Campaign"?
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As the status quo seems so totally broken with President Trump running around in the Oval Office, there are more Democrats who are willing to "not play it safe," as AOC urged her Iowa audience.
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Trump has also exchanged barbs with McCain, who has broken with the administration on a number of issues and cast a deciding vote in July to kill a scaled-down GOP bill to repeal ObamaCare.
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Notably, Mr. Valadao has taken a much softer approach on immigration than many of his Republican colleagues, and has even broken with his party to defend the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA.
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Trump has repeatedly broken with presidential precedent by subjecting the Fed, and Powell personally, to open criticism over moves to prevent inflation, which the President believes are unfairly dampening economic growth and potentially costing him politically.
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A popular figure in Israel, Trump had already broken with long-standing U.S. and international policies when he recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital in 2017 and moved the American embassy there from Tel Aviv last May.
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Sanders has also broken with the neoliberal policy orthodoxy that has dominated Democratic politics since the late 1970s, when Jimmy Carter and later Bill Clinton pushed the party toward the center on domestic and foreign policy.
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By that time, the Tel Quel group, like others on the French left, had broken with the pro-Soviet French Communist Party in the wake of the crushing of the Prague Spring, and turned toward Maoism.
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The inclusion of the climate center visit was in line with a larger effort here to isolate Trump on that issue and a host of other matters where he has broken with his predecessor, Barack Obama.
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Trump has broken with precedent in recent days with comments criticizing the U.S. dollar's strength and the Fed's monetary policy, tweeting on Friday that the Fed's rate hikes take away the U.S. "competitive edge" in exports.
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Panama has established diplomatic ties with China and broken with Taiwan in a major victory for Beijing, which continues to lure away the dwindling number of countries that have formal relations with the self-ruled island.
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Washington has long argued that WTO judges have routinely broken with procedures and exceeded their mandates, and in a bid to force reforms, the U.S. government has blocked the appointment of judges to the Appellate Body.
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Senator Kelly Ayotte of New Hampshire, a state where voters tend to favor environmentally friendly candidates, has endorsed Mr. Trump but has broken with her party to vote to uphold the Obama administration's climate change regulations.
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One bride broken with tradition in an absolutely charming way: Lyndsey Raby decided to eschew societal expectations of having young children as her flower girls and ask her four grandmas to take on the role instead.
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There is an abundance to choose from — in recent years, publishers have broken with tradition and offered more children's books about powerful girls and sensitive boys, as well as children of color and from diverse backgrounds.
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Yet as the Senate heads toward a vote on the matter, Mr. Alexander — who has broken with Mr. Trump over trade, the border wall and health care — does not appear ready for a Howard Baker moment.
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He has at least tasted some rare recent success, having broken with tradition to play a pre-Wimbledon warm-up at Eastbourne, where he won his first title since January by beating Gael Monfils last week.
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Mr. Trump is nominating a new American ambassador, David M. Friedman, who has broken with even the pretense of supporting a two-state negotiated agreement and has helped fund some of the settlements Mr. Kerry denounced.
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In giving Mr. Bannon an official role in national security policy making, Mr. Trump has not simply broken with tradition but has embraced the risk of politicizing national security, or giving the impression of doing so.
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Trump has broken with previous presidential precedent by refusing to release his tax returns, both as a candidate and since taking office, as well as by declining to divest from his family business, the Trump Organization.
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The one high-level official who has broken with the Maduro government, Attorney General Luisa Ortega, has had her actions completely neutralized by a Supreme Court whose core members were added to the list in May.
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Trump has also shown a willingness to back candidates who had previously criticized him or broken with his agenda, in part because his political advisers have helped convince the president of the importance of doing so.
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NY Fed data shows that student loan growth has "completely broken with the business cycle" growing steadily between 22019 and 12.683 — since 212.68, 22008% of the population has held student loans, up from only 22017% in 2004.
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Communist Yugoslavia, which had broken with the Soviet-led bloc in 1948, generally encouraged its most southerly constituent republic to assert a distinctive Macedonian identity and hence differentiate itself from Bulgaria, which was still loyal to Moscow.
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In their minds, the reforms put into place under Barack Obama through the ACA did not go far enough, leaving a system still broken with all the political costs that come from any expansion of domestic policy.
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Soft hues were broken with black trousers matched with white men's jackets and sailor-like models wearing blue trousers and wide light blue jumpers with "E" and "A" lettering on them opened the way to brighter colors.
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Her tenure has been a relative island of calm in an administration where the president has publicly broken with several of his Cabinet members, and where top officials have frequently left the White House under a cloud.
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"We want to have girls go in girls' bathrooms," he said, highlighting an issue on which Mr. Trump has broken with social conservatives by supporting the rights of transgender people to use the bathroom of their choice.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's government views the resignation of Bolivia's president as a coup because the Bolivian military had broken with the constitution by pressing him to stand down, Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said on Monday.
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As for any long-term rift between Republicans and the White House, lawmakers have already broken with Trump repeatedly during his candidacy and his time in White House and they have always come back home to him.
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He has more recently broken with Mr. Netanyahu on issues regarding land ownership in the West Bank, insisting on the evacuation of an illegal settlement outpost that Mr. Netanyahu and his political allies were trying to salvage.
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The archive includes 18 letters and postcards Malcolm X later sent to Davis and Dee, most sent during his trips to the Middle East and Africa in 1964, after he had broken with the Nation of Islam.
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Republicans who have broken with the president and his agenda, like Senator Mitt Romney of Utah, were disinvited from the conference, and the mention of Mr. Romney's name by one conservative speaker elicited boos from the audience.
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MIAMI (Reuters) - When the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers take the field on Sunday, new ground will be broken with this year's Super Bowl being the first to feature two teams with women owners.
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The nation is failing to deal with issues from environmental threats to sky-rocketing health care costs, while politics in Washington is broken with a Congress that gets nothing accomplished and Donald Trump as president, Sachs said.
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Trump's choice of Moore has already raised eyebrows given his often colorful views of the Fed and his close relationship with the President, who has broken with precedent and directly criticized the Fed's recent interest rate hikes.
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So far, only three Senate Republicans — Cory Gardner of Colorado, Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska — have decisively broken with Mr. Trump and called for the government to reopen without a border wall deal.
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And he's broken with decades of precedent by declining to make his tax returns available to the public, while all his financial disclosure forms reveal is that he owns a lot of shell companies named after himself.
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To bet on a further drop for the Nasdaq 100, Gordon observes that an uptrend in the Nasdaq 100-tracking ETF (QQQ) from 2016 is almost broken, with the Nasdaq at one point diving below the supporting trend.
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But this season, they've also broken with that tradition ever so slightly, venturing into recreating famously sexy movie scenes, such as with their latest release in which model Barbara Palvin takes on Sharon Stone's role in Basic Instinct.
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Mr. Onaga was once the leader of the local chapter of Mr. Abe's right-leaning Liberal Democratic Party, but he has broken with the prime minister over the issue of America's military footprint, which he wants greatly reduced.
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Once you understand that, you can understand why Fox News — which has gleefully broken with traditional journalistic values since its founding by Roger Ailes and Rupert Murdoch — appears to be taking the lead in resisting Mr. Trump's demands.
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Directly targeting Mr. Trump, who has broken with decades of precedent by refusing to release his tax returns, the legislation would require presidents, vice presidents and candidates for those offices to make public 10 years of those files.
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When he voted against the government on the Northern Ireland bill last month it was the first time he had broken with his party in 22 years, which is not something that could be said of many Brexiteers.
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Like those two Democrats, she has occasionally broken with her party, including by supporting the confirmation of Attorney General William Barr in 2019, a vote that demonstrated largely where the fault lines in the Democratic Caucus currently lie.
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The former mayor, who only announced last November that he would run for president, has broken with convention and will skip the retail politics-heavy Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary in favor of competing in later states.
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State officials have also privately complained that the issue has distracted the governor and slowed down unrelated state business, while prominent Republican allies have either publicly broken with Mr. Stitt or distanced themselves from him over the feud.
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The cover up that senator McConnell is engineering has to be broken with some plan and my colleague will put on record whether they are going to be part of aiding and abetting the Trump-McConnell cover-up.
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All that currency was handled by station agents who worked in armored kiosks around the clock, 21980 days a year, part of a vast circuit of money that was broken with the introduction of the MetroCard in 230.
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But to effectively win over voters beyond the National Front's traditional base of supporters, she'll have to convince them that she and her party have broken with the past, especially its history of Holocaust denialism and anti-Semitism.
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But Trump has already broken with precedent through his repeated criticism in the second half of this year of the Fed and the chairman to the press and via Twitter, including this week before the central bank hiked rates.
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The problem — the reason this question even matters — is that there are a lot of potential replacements for the parts of the web that fix what's broken with technology, while undermining the principles that ought to go with it.
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He proudly touts the moments he has broken with his caucus: Graham was the only Republican on the Judiciary Committee to vote to confirm Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, doing the same again a year later with Elena Kagan.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (Alaska) — have broken with Trump over wall negotiations.
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Dr. C. Fred Bergsten, an old school internationalist and director emeritus of the Peterson Institute of International Economics, stated that the Chinese and the U.S. have broken with the orthodoxy of free trade and need to reverse their course.
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Last week, Finance Minister Jose Antonio Meade resigned to seek the presidential nomination of the PRI, which has broken with tradition by seeking outside help to clean up its tarnished image and stay in office for another six years.
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He has also broken with a past practice that often fueled corruption, in which presidents doled out ministries, high-paying government jobs and discretionary funding to parties across the political spectrum to build coalitions and pass bills in Congress.
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They view the shutdown as damaging to Republican senators who could face difficult re-election challenges in 2020, including Cory Gardner of Colorado, who has broken with his colleagues and called for reopening the government without border wall funding.
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Sanders, who is poised to rack up a substantial number of delegates Tuesday, has also broken with the rest of the Democratic field in declaring that the candidate who achieves the plurality of delegates should become the party's nominee.
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Trump has broken with Republican foreign policy orthodoxy in just about every area, calling for an end to oil shipments from Saudi Arabia, arguing the U.S. should consider leaving NATO and suggesting that Japan and South Korea go nuclear.
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The Marvel mold is as close to being broken with this film, as "Thor: Ragnarok" turns the comedy and action of "Guardians of the Galaxy" into the blockbuster equivalent of an airbrushed van mural or '80s rock album cover.
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The handful of moderate Republicans who have broken with the president on matters of consequence — including in recent weeks to criticize his pressure campaign on Ukraine undergirding the House's impeachment case — are reluctant to to do so again and again.
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Trump has broken with a decades-old precedent among recent U.S. presidents by refusing to release his tax returns while a presidential candidate in 2016 or since being elected, saying he could not do so while his taxes were being audited.
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Talk-radio hosts have been bashing Mr Rubio for days, and suggesting that Mr Cruz is the only bet for Republicans anxious that Mr Trump has broken with conservative orthodoxy on such issues as abortion, gay marriage or government-funded healthcare.
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She has broken with her father two notable times since he took office — once when she defended the press, saying she didn't think the media, or the "fake news" as her dad likes to say, were the "enemy of the people."
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There is no law requiring that a president release tax returns publicly, but Trump has broken with decades of precedent by refusing to do so — every president since 1974 other than Trump voluntarily released tax returns or a tax summary.
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She was the first Democratic senator to call on her colleague Al Franken to resign, and she's broken with party orthodoxy on Bill Clinton, saying that he should have resigned once the facts of the Monica Lewinsky scandal were known.
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Moreno, who was sworn in earlier this month, has broken with his predecessor and mentor Rafael Correa, who had said Assange was a "journalist" and granted him asylum in London in 2012 to avoid extradition to Sweden over rape allegations.
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Trump has broken with presidential tradition by refusing to divest his holdings in the dozens of companies that comprise the Trump Organization or to release tax returns that might shine more light on what appear to be multitudinous conflicts of interest.
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The report provided ammunition for Mr. Shulkin's critics within the department, who had increasingly broken with the secretary over how to approach one of the White House's top policy priorities: the expansion of government-subsidized private health care for veterans.
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I don't need to rehearse all the ways in which the last few years in Western politics have broken with this pattern, how our populist moment has elevated unexpected and extreme-seeming forces from Warsaw to Westminster to Trump's Washington.
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While she shies away from offering the kind of explicit political analysis frequently used by her rivals, Ms. Warren argues that the more Democrats talk about what's broken with the system, the more support for Medicare for all will build.
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Foreign policy, including Trump's warm ties to Saudi Arabia, past plans to withdraw troops from Syria and reduction in aid to Central America, has been one area where even the president's typically loyal fellow Republicans in Congress have broken with the White House.
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The two largest asset managers in the U.S., Vanguard Group and BlackRock, have broken with the rest of the asset management industry in favoring an approach of direct engagement with corporate management teams rather than proxy votes as their primary means of influence.
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The other appearances were in defence-rich Norfolk and Northern Virginia, where, on September 28th, on behalf of Mrs Clinton, Mr Kaine accepted the endorsement of the state's last Republican senator, John Warner, a moderate who has often broken with his party.
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But the really wonderful part of the human brain is that you put information in there and it gets all smushed up with other information, and blended, and broken with other things and then we're constantly generating this stream of novelty that way.
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The Labour Party has broken with the Blairite habit of dropping metropolitan MPs into regional constituencies and has begun promoting first-rate local talent such as Angela Rayner (who left school at 16 with no qualifications and a child on the way).
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One reason the architects of the American Health Care Act want to cut Medicaid spending and give more responsibility to the states is that they believe that the current program is "broken," with inadequate access to physicians and out-of-control costs.
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" Backlash over the comment rekindled a national debate over NFL players, mostly African-Americans, who have broken with tradition by taking a knee or raising their fists during "The "Star-Spangled Banner" to protest racial bias in the U.S. criminal justice system.
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One White House aide noted that, while the political team wants to prioritize "friends" of the President when making decisions about who to help, the situation for Republicans this year is too perilous to exclude everyone who has ever broken with Trump.
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For the time being, there is a possibility that changing your sitting patterns might provide protection against diabetes, especially if long sitting bouts were always broken with light activity or even better, moderate-intensity activity, as recommended by the American Diabetes Association.
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If People's editors didn't think readers would be interested in this story, they wouldn't have broken with their typical fawning coverage of the Trumps and pushed other go-to topics like the British royal family and Kardashian-related drama to the margins (literally).
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Rosatom's deal for the Paks II nuclear plant in Hungary helped cement close ties between Mr. Putin and Mr. Orban, who has frequently broken with fellow European leaders to side with the Kremlin on issues like Ukraine and the shortcomings of liberal democracy.
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BOSTON — The Russian military intelligence unit that sought to influence the 2016 election appears to have a new target: conservative American think tanks that have broken with President Trump and are seeking continued sanctions against Moscow, exposing oligarchs or pressing for human rights.
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And though Carlson has been one of the president's fiercest defenders on Fox News — he caught flak for qualifying Trump's controversial remarks in the days following a white supremacist protest in Charlottesville, Virginia, earlier this month — he has occasionally broken with Trump.
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When Mr. Sessions, an early supporter of Donald J. Trump, was picked to lead the Justice Department, Democrats knew they had little chance to block him, given Senate changes that meant filibusters on nominations could be broken with a simple majority vote.
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In its brief, the defense team said that the prosecution has broken with prior impeachments in not basing their violations on criminal law, since the House Judiciary committee voted to impeach Nixon on obstruction of justice and Clinton on that and perjury.
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Mr. Trump has already broken with tradition by singling out companies for criticism, like Boeing, Lockheed Martin, automakers and news organizations, sometimes causing gyrations in their stock prices and prompting debates about whether corporations would tailor their conduct to suit a bellicose president.
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Even as the Trump administration has broken with almost all the world's nations by renouncing the Paris climate accord, the Vermont program offers just one example of the continuing efforts at the local level to rethink a largely carbon-based power system.
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"The vote today will open the floodgate for Trump to go after those who have wronged him in this process," said Jack O'Donnell, a former president of Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, N.J., who has broken with Mr. Trump.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump, since before his 2016 campaign, has broken with other Republicans to promise to protect America's most prominent social safety net programs, but his budget request for fiscal year 2021 would trim government programs that millions of Americans depend upon.
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Still, the first potential crack emerged in the so-far nearly united Republican backing for Mr. Trump on Friday, when Representative Mark Amodei of Nevada, a moderate who has broken with the president before, became the first Republican to endorse the inquiry.
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The Trump administration has broken with its predecessor on several fronts in this area, and remains in a legal battle over a decision last year to undo the contraceptive mandate under Obamacare, which requires employers to provide employees with insurance coverage for contraceptives.
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Now a drama critic, Bergljot has broken with her parents, who have "entered into a conspiracy to save their reputation," and with her two younger sisters, Astrid and Åsa, who believe that her memories of abuse have been cooked up in psychoanalysis.
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Pompeo has, however, publicly broken with the president over the question of Russian interference in the election, making clear that the CIA's view differs from that of the president himself, who has steadfastly refused to say explicitly that he believes in Russian malfeasance.
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Ian Blackford, the leader of the opposition Scottish National Party in Westminster, was another of her critics who asked May why she had broken with a convention dating back to the 2003 invasion of Iraq and not recalled parliament for a vote.
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Moreno was elected last year with Correa&aposs backing but has since broken with his mentor in adopting a more business- and press-friendly stance that has earned him bipartisan praise in Washington as something of a bridge builder in ideologically polarized Latin America.
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He was elected last year with Correa&aposs backing but has since broken with his mentor in adopting a more business- and press-friendly stance that has earned him bipartisan praise in Washington as something of a bridge builder in ideologically polarized Latin America.
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" McCain, who has broken with Trump on several issues, made the comments in an exclusive interview with NBC's "Meet the Press" host Chuck Todd, after being asked about the president's condemnation of several media outlets as "fake news" and "an enemy of the American people.
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And indeed, over five seasons, the show has broken with the usual trope in showing both Elizabeth and Phillip using sex to get what they need, a task that's gotten more and more difficult for them as their own romantic relationship has deepened over time.
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The one we have now is broken with this concentration of wealth, concentration of opportunity, and you know, it's contributing to some of the big issues that we need to solve in the United States around climate change and taking care of our workers.
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Speculation that Trump might pardon Manafort — and the reality that Trump has already broken with the normal pardon procedure a number of times — has been sufficiently widespread for a year or more; Trump's remarks on this front were a second-tier news story at best.
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He said recent progress in getting aid to besieged towns elsewhere in Syria gave some hope for improvement, and said several countries including Russia felt a "psychological barrier has been broken" with recent aid breakthroughs, including in the town of Daraya, southwest of Damascus.
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The Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), founded in the late 703s by survivors of reformist parties that had broken with the LDP, as well as by former members of the LDP's longtime rival the Japan Socialist Party, coalesced and gradually made inroads against the LDP.
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The Access Hollywood tape induced a stream of defections from high-level Republicans who had not broken with him over the attack on a war hero's family, the impugning of a judge of Mexican ancestry, or his threats to ban all Muslims from these shores.
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Trump has broken with the CIA over the issue of bin Salman's involvement, saying in a Reuters interview on Wednesday that Saudi Arabia has been a "very good ally" while declining to say whether he thought the crown prince was responsible for Khashoggi's slaying.
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This week, Graham and several other Republicans have broken with Trump over the administration's sudden decision not to interfere in Turkey's ongoing military incursion of Northern Syria, which directly threatens the US-allied Kurdish forces, who were key partners in the fight against ISIS.
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"President Trump's promises on the future of ethanol were broken with the approval of 31 unjustified refinery waivers as it kills the demand for corn, and Iowa corn farmers are fed up," the Iowa Corn Farmers Association said in a statement hammering Trump on Tuesday.
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"I am obligated to the people of Colorado to take all steps necessary to protect the state of Colorado and their rights," said Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado, a conservative member of the Republican leadership who has rarely broken with the Trump White House.
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When West faced criticism for his support, he countered that he was "refusing to be enslaved by monolithic thought," arguing that critics were angry that he had broken with the beliefs of other African Americans and that black people were too focused on racism.
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Mr. Conte appeared to be out of power, but he prevailed after feverish negotiations to cobble together a new majority and avoid early elections — and the likely consolidation of power by Italy's popular hard-right leader, Matteo Salvini, who had broken with Mr. Conte.
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Senators who have broken with Trump at times, including Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Susan Collins of Maine, who could face a tough race in her state this fall, said it was too early to say whether the Senate should issue a subpoena for Bolton.
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Given that Trump has broken with the conventional wisdom on direct talks with Kim Jong Un, and is looking to turn up the heat on Iran, he will need a chief diplomat who shares his vision of the world and America's role in it.
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Cornyn signals opposition to changing gun age limit While some Republican senators, like Florida's Marco Rubio and Kansas' Pat Roberts, have signaled a willingness to raise the age at which individuals can purchase rifles from 18 to 21, other key leaders have broken with Trump.
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Having concluded its previous quarter on September 24th, Apple could have kept to a 13-week quarter if it had ended its reporting on December 24th — but that would have broken with its tradition and made it harder to parse by excluding the last week of December.
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Not even its own leaders think it has the moral authority it had in 1986, during the People Power Revolution, when Cardinal Jaime Sin was able to call upon Filipinos to take to the streets to protect the leaders of the army, who had broken with Marcos.
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The new U.S. president has lambasted European partners for not contributing more to NATO, slammed Germany for running a large trade surplus with the United States and broken with allies on climate change with his decision to exit the landmark Paris agreement on combating greenhouse gas emissions.
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Having broken with Parker, Grahm felt free to be more openly critical of his wine standards, which involve numerical grades and favor "fruit bombs"—big, jammy, rich wines—over the more complicated and, on first taste, astringent wines that Grahm considers the main line of vinous greatness.
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Two months into the presidential campaign, the leading Democratic contenders have largely broken with consensus-driven politics and embraced leftist ideas on health care, taxes, the environment and Middle East policy that would fundamentally alter the economy, elements of foreign policy and ultimately remake American life.
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They do not struggle to fashion an explanation for their declining fortunes: Since taking office more than three years ago, President Mauricio Macri has broken with the budget-busting populism that has dominated Argentina for much of the past century, embracing the grim arithmetic of economic orthodoxy.
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But it's only been in the past 20 years that Cuban-Americans have started playing a big role in Democratic politics as voters under 50 — many born in the U.S. — have broken with the Republican Party and embraced more liberal views than their parents and grandparents.
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But first, Republican voters in Alabama will have to contend with what's sure to come in the following three weeks — a bevy of campaign stunts from both candidates aligning themselves with the president and trying hard to point out where their opponents have broken with Trump.
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Mr. Trump, whose unscripted telephone calls with world leaders have broken with protocol and left diplomats in Washington aghast, on Friday invited President Rodrigo R. Duterte of the Philippines to visit the White House next year, according to an aide to Mr. Duterte quoted by Reuters.
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The experience's organizers have concentrated on what Mattel refers to as the many "plastic ceilings" Barbie has broken, with displays of dolls like Astronaut Barbie (1965), Firefighter Barbie (1995) and Candidate Barbie (the one on view is from 2004, though Barbie first ran for president in 1992).
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China promised to stop such spying in a 2015 agreement between President Xi Jinping and Barack Obama, but American officials insist that the pledge has been broken, with China merely trying harder not to get caught by putting operations under its main spy service, the ministry of state security.
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"I remain concerned over how the current tax reform proposals will grow the already staggering national debt by opting for short-term fixes while ignoring long-term problems for taxpayers and the economy," said Mr. Flake, who has broken with the Trump administration and is retiring from the Senate.
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On gun safety and, more significantly to many of them, trade, the president has loudly broken with longstanding party orthodoxy and reminded Republican leaders on Capitol Hill that they can never be 100 percent certain of what they are going to get with the onetime New York Democrat.
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The lone bright spot for liberal insurgents came down ballot, where Democratic challengers in State Senate contests had knocked off six of the eight members of a group of rogue Democrats who had broken with the party in recent years to form a coalition with Republicans in Albany.
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Babak Taghvaee, a defense analyst and historian who is not based in Iran who has been posting some videos of the protest skirmishes, confirms to me that his own internet communication lines with contacts have also been broken, with phones still working, albeit with monitoring from the State.
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Thinking they had been deliberately trapped in the crowded tunnel so that the guards—the "goon squad"—would be free to retaliate against some of their number, the prisoners quickly found that the gate keeping them out of the yard could be broken with a homemade battering ram.
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" (The Washington Post) Murkowski, a Republican who's broken with Trump in the past on Kavanaugh and the Affordable Care Act, has pushed for more information about the allegations raised against Trump: "What I find equally troubling is that even before there has been any considered review, that people have decided.
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He had broken with his two political patrons—with David Cameron because he supported Leave in the referendum, and with Boris Johnson because, while acting as Mr Johnson's campaign manager for the Tory leadership, Mr Gove suddenly announced that his boss wasn't up to the job, and stood himself instead.
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Trump has broken with precedent in his presidential role in recent days with comments criticising the dollar's strength and the monetary policies of the U.S. Federal Reserve and central banks in China and Europe, He tweeted on Friday that Fed rate hikes were taking away the U.S.' "competitive edge" in exports.
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Meanwhile, in the broader discourse around the terror wars, the U.S. government and much of the media treat any involvement with ISIS as a mark of Cain—a fatal sign that a recruit or sympathizer has not just broken with the American social compact but has surrendered the designation American altogether.
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Mr. Trump, who has broken with precedent for modern American presidents by refusing to release his tax returns, insisted that wealthy people like him would not benefit — an assertion that seemed improbable for a man who runs a family-owned real estate empire and whose children stand to inherit vast sums.
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Several Trump Hill surrogates say they aren't happy that Ryan has broken with Trump — after his taped remarks showed him bragging about making sexual advances on women without their consent — but they understand the speaker needs to protect the House and is looking for the best way to do it.
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My colleagues Ken Vogel and Ben Protess reported tonight that Mr. Parnas, who has since broken with Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Trump, turned the tape over to congressional Democrats, some of whom said that the recording bolstered their argument that there may be evidence that has yet to be considered.
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And Comey has now created an extremely awkward situation for himself, for the FBI, and for the Justice Department: Having broken with tradition in reporting vague details about an ongoing investigation, will he now offer regular updates as the FBI combs through the emails — departing even further from FBI best practices?
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Washington (CNN)The news that President Donald Trump appears to be nearing a deal with Democrats to protect those undocumented immigrants covered by the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is the second time in the last week in which he has openly broken with the base of voters who got him elected.
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His party — the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party, the PMDB — was the main coalition partner of the governing Workers Party, or PT. The PMDB has since broken with the government at the same time as party member and vice-president, Michel Temer, waits in the wings to replace Rousseff if she is suspended.
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Last Friday, FBI Director James Comey appeared to have broken with this pattern of avoiding the election fray when he sent a letter to several congressional committees telling them the bureau was reviewing newly discovered emails "pertinent" to its investigation into Clinton's use of a private server while serving as secretary of State.
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The soft-spoken chair of the Senate Finance Committee, Baucus was a moderate's moderate — he had broken with his party to support both George W. Bush's initial tax cuts and the Medicare prescription drug benefit, and he was more popular among centrist Republicans like Grassley than among liberals from his own party.
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Donald Trump has broken with two generations of precedent by refusing to release his income tax returns, but some 1995 tax documents leaked to the New York Times and published on Saturday night both offer some valuable insight into his finances and a window into why Trump may not want us to know more.
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If Mr. Cohen wanted to shield Mr. Trump from knowing that campaign finance laws were being broken with this payment, then Mr. Cohen will be hard-pressed to avoid a criminal conviction, as he is as guilty as if Mr. Trump knew as Mr. Cohen is an aider, and abetter and a co-conspirator.
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In July, Trump had announced his intention to nominate Shelton -- who has broken with the President over his views on immigration and holds views in opposition to most mainstream economists -- along with Christopher Waller, who currently serves as the executive vice president and director of research at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
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Manchin has broken with his party on other tough votes such as Supreme Court Justice Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughManchin will vote to convict Trump Tlaib says mention of Kavanaugh was 'trigger' to walk out of Trump speech Pressley says 'the cruelty is the point' for Trump in response to speech MORE's confirmation, but he also voted to uphold ObamaCare.
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For example, a major sticking point was Everett's claim that Pirahã doesn't have this thing called recursion — that instead of The boat that I use is broken, with that I use as a kind of mini sentence of its own within The boat is broken, a Pirahã can only say I use that boat, it's broken.
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Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyMulvaney faces uncertain future after public gaffes State cites 38 people for violations in Clinton email review Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle mourn Cummings MORE (R-Iowa) has broken with the president on his call to identify the whistleblower who raised alarm over his July 25 call with Ukraine's leader.
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But she also feels for women like Manuel's mother, Brigit ("My knees are broken with praying for you"), and the father of a murdered girl who describes her in the blandest of terms on the witness stand because he can't bring himself to share his memories of the "real daughter" the public knows only as a mangled corpse.
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Some Republicans have also broken with Trump over the comments, including House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyGOP protest overshadows impeachment hearing The Memo: GOP schisms deepen as Trump impeachment pressure rises Cheney says Congress needs to place sanctions on Turkey despite Trump announcement MORE (R-Calif.), who offered tepid criticism by saying he disagreed with Trump's use of the word.
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Emboldened by the Trump administration, Republicans across the country are gearing up to challenge the scientific consensus on global warming… House Science Committee Chairman Lamar Smith announced that a hearing later this month on climate science that will include a pair of scientists who have broken with the vast majority of their colleagues on the issue, per The Hill. Rep.
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On Russia, Trump has broken with his top generals, spies, and diplomats (not to mention Congress) by continuing to say that he believes he can do business with Putin and denying that Russia meddled in the 2016 election or poses a security threat to the US. Beyond these substantive foreign policy issues, Trump has also clashed with his generals over domestic policy.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (Alaska) have both broken with the party before over health-care and abortion-related legislation, including failed votes last summer to repeal ObamaCare and, in January, ban most abortions after 20 weeks.
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They've broken with their party on ObamaCare repeal, abortion legislation and other Trump nominees, including Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosTrump aides pushed for states' ability to block migrant kids from enrolling in public schools: report Criminal justice reform should extend to student financial aid Buttigieg to Detroit audience: Don't judge Indiana by Pence and we won't judge Michigan by DeVos MORE.
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In September, the company unveiled a lineup that included the new iPhone 238.5 priced at $237.55, $29.6 lower than the debut price of its predecessor, the iPhone XR. Moreover, Apple has broken with its past practice of offering few discounts by continuing to run aggressive trade-in deals that lower upgrade prices for existing iPhone owners in the United States.
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That mold will be broken with the election of Mitt Romney to the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by retiring President Pro Tempore Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE.
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She went on to praise President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump conversation with foreign leader part of complaint that led to standoff between intel chief, Congress: report Pelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Trump to withdraw FEMA chief nominee: report MORE's support for the military, while noting Paul has broken with the president on some key votes.
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Murkowski has broken with her party on crucial votes, including voting against an ObamaCare repeal in 2628 and being the only GOP senator to oppose Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughManchin will vote to convict Trump Tlaib says mention of Kavanaugh was 'trigger' to walk out of Trump speech Pressley says 'the cruelty is the point' for Trump in response to speech MORE's Supreme Court nomination.
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This election has already broken with decades of center-right and center-left rule, and crystallized a conflict over France's identity and place in the world which will help determine the future of the EU. Voters as similar as Durox and Brunelle – who both teach at "lycees" and earn roughly the same 2,000 to 2,200 euros a month – have been moving toward radically divergent alternatives.
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At a contentious meeting in the White House Roosevelt Room several days earlier, Elaine C. Duke, then the acting secretary of homeland security, had broken with the rest of Mr. Trump's team and balked at its demand that she issue a memo ending Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, the Obama-era program known as DACA that shields immigrants who were brought to the United States as children.
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Senate Republicans joined Democrats in offering a direct rebuke Thursday of the administration's Syria policy, marking the first time during the new Congress that the GOP caucus has formally broken with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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What makes this decision notable is not that the Democratic establishment has ignored demands from left-wing activists—everyone is surely used to that by now—but has also publicly broken with the vast majority of Democratic candidates who have publicly indicated they want a climate debate, a group that includes not just lefties like Elizabeth Warren but the relatively moderate frontrunner Joe Biden.
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Collins is one of the final GOP lawmakers to meet with President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's Supreme Court pick and is widely considered to be a potential swing vote because she's broken with her party on issues related to health care and abortion.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (Maine) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Senate braces for brawl over Trump's spy chief Congress kicks bipartisan energy innovation into higher gear MORE (Alaska), both of whom have previously broken with the party on ObamaCare repeal and abortion legislation.
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What's particularly irksome to me about the lead-up to this event is not its inevitability (was there any doubt this particular train was going to be barreling down on these well-worn tracks?) or its obvious building tension (fraught public face-offs are nothing new since, well, since forever) or even the likely kabuki-drama ending in which it is more noise than impact (do we imagine this appearance will solve all that is so very broken with the social media company that this boy genius has built).
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdThe Hill's 12:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings Here are the key players to watch at impeachment hearing Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE (R-Texas): Hurd, a former CIA officer and who is retiring next year instead of running in a competitive reelection race, has broken with Republicans to argue for the protection of the whistleblower.
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Will HurdWilliam Ballard HurdThe Hill's 85033:30 Report: Democrats open televised impeachment hearings Here are the key players to watch at impeachment hearing Hillicon Valley: Schumer questions Army over use of TikTok | Federal court rules against random searches of travelers' phones | Groups push for election security funds in stopgap bill | Facebook's new payment feature | Disney+ launch hit by glitches MORE (R-Texas) Hurd, a former CIA officer, has broken with his party at times in recent weeks by calling to protect the identity of the whistleblower who first sparked the House impeachment inquiry and by stating that pressuring a foreign government to investigate a political rival is wrong.
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