"This proposal combines some of the strongest ideas which she brought forth during the campaign with some of the principals that I brought forth," he said.
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The boom brought forth many imitators, including ethereum and dogecoin.
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From time to time, such dissatisfactions have brought forth alternatives.
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Kanye: See, that's your opinion being brought forth by art!
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Tensions that have brought forth a strong Democratic challenger, Rep.
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All I ask is for justice to be brought forth.
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Then they brought forth an outpouring of unity and support.
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Brought forth by the most beautiful act of generosity and kindness.
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But some Republicans have brought forth repeal efforts of their own.
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Aside from pretty much every creation ever brought forth by Yum!
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"This year brought forth the consequences of Trump's disruption," they wrote.
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Jack Bogle kind of brought forth the S&P 500 index fund.
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Musk neither admits nor denies the allegations brought forth by the SEC.
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The female staffer who brought forth the claim resigned as a result.
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Yugoslavia eventually became seven countries brought forth upon this earth in bloodshed.
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ARISTIMUNO: Well a few things and Matt brought forth a good point forth.
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In 1776, our founders brought forth on this planet an extraordinary new possibility.
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And they have brought forth a small but genuinely European cast of characters.
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This film brought forth "a radical new voice" in American avant-garde cinema.
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However, when the proposal was brought forth to the commission, it received pushback.
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None of these allegations were brought forth until the filing of this complaint.
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However, none of the claims brought forth have accused him of nonconsensual intercourse.
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Yet the ongoing Rossini revival has brought forth tenors equal to the challenge.
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So, I'm very happy that she's really being brought forth into the public eye.
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Geraldine Ferraro's 1984 nomination as the Democratic vice presidential candidate brought forth similar issues.
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Essentially, labour peace for the Olympics is the deal the NHL has brought forth.
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Ross said the initial idea was brought forth from B-1B crews, including himself.
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Accusations of unwanted touching brought forth by several women had become a major issue.
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These gatherings in the House of Representative have brought forth emotional and essential speeches.
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American Horror Story: Cult has brought forth a gaggle of suspicious characters that aren't clowns.
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The senior Bush's death brought forth an outpouring of bipartisan reverence for the late president.
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"Each film introduces a type of mutation which is brought forth by technology," Wu continues.
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Lost in the frenzy was an excellent point brought forth by actress Evan Rachel Wood.
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But sadly, this is what the Trump Administration has brought forth for Latinos and immigrants.
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The revocation of DACA has brought forth similar — and much-quoted — responses from Silicon Valley.
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There was a lot of it because of the artistic influences these creators brought forth.
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Elizabeth Warren brought forth her own struggles with insufficient child care as a working mother.
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Nobody has brought forth so much shared emotion since the video of Nora the Piano Cat.
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The rebuild discussion, which was "emotional and complex," brought forth additional options and proposals, said Glass.
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Once that happens, a law like it cannot be brought forth by the USFWS ever again.
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The 1970s brought forth the series of shaped paintings that are Mr. Overstreet's best-known work.
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He currently owns WinStar Farm in Versailles, Kentucky, which has brought forth a Kentucky Derby winner.
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And the "word" she brought forth was one of life, of dignity, of survival, of integrity.
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Yzola: In 1937, Federal Bureau of Narcotics commissioner Harry Anslinger brought forth the Marihuana Tax Act.
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Jackson was indicted, but later found not guilty of all charges, including those brought forth by Chandler.
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In Whitney allegations that the late star was sexually abused by Dee Dee Warwick are brought forth.
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The proposal has thus far survived a legal challenge brought forth by the ACLU earlier this year.
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Mr. Cosby has denied the allegations brought forth by dozens of women that he sexually assaulted them.
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The information brought forth by this eclipse will impact the course of your life's journey—let it.
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The medical crisis brought forth a side of the Johnson family that viewers have never seen before.
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A land of great monotheistic religions has brought forth many who kill in the name of God.
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"What is being brought forth is only information that is based on hearsay," Hice argued on Hill.
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The direction, by Nick Demos, is soft, human and seamless, and the laughs are brought forth naturally.
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The twentieth century brought forth unprecedented growth in science, industry, and technology, catalyzed quite often by war.
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"Station Eleven" had a uniting element, and so does this book, also brought forth at the end.
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In 1995, the Whitney Museum brought forth "Florine Stettheimer: Manhattan Fantasia," still the largest Stettheimer show yet.
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Melissa Clark brought forth a terrific new recipe this week for chicken in ginger-scallion sauce (above).
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The Republican leadership brought forth a substitute, which passed, and scuttled our efforts to stop the war.
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This is the most dangerous consequence of the populist nationalism that brought forth Donald Trump and Brexit.
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America needs to give these women, and the accusations they've brought forth, the full attention they deserve.
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Soon after the historic vote on Yemen, senators passed a resolution, brought forth by outgoing Republican Sen.
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This moment in our history demands the same level of commitment we brought forth during the Great Depression.
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The cruel separation of migrant parents and children brought forth an exhilarating storm of outrage and bipartisan rebuke.
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" But he added that the article "brought forth a number of issues that are of concern to me.
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The FTC's probe is reportedly the result of a complaint brought forth by Consumer Watchdog, an advocacy group.
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She reached back to her table and brought forth her salad, stabbing at it with a plastic fork.
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The suit was brought forth by the state's ACLU chapter and the dismissal ended a five-year legal battle.
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Additionally, from a product-design perspective, simplicity lies in explanation of the value brought forth to an end user.
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His next step in the process is for DA Chisholm to decide if actual charges will be brought forth.
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An International Trade Commission judge ruled in Fitbit's favor on a series of patent disputes brought forth by Jawbone.
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The school's delayed announcement — officials said they had been protecting the victims' privacy — brought forth allegations against other employees.
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Kavanaugh has denied Ford's allegations and the accusations of sexual misconduct brought forth by two other women this week.
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The lawsuit, which is backed by the Trump administration, was brought forth by a coalition of GOP-led states.
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The big picture: To date, 79 criminal charges have been brought forth against 20 people and 3 Russian companies.
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The package will address the concerns brought forth by Blackburn, and will include $300 billion in small business loans.
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Yet it's also possible that the racism, distrust, and hate brought forth by Obama's election has found a new outlet.
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"I am deeply saddened about the allegations that were brought forth by two former staff members," Ms. Griffith said Thursday.
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But jail records show that a judge revoked his bail in March after police brought forth accusations from that year.
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Now, Loughlin will be arraigned for the latest bribery charges brought forth by the Department of Justice on October 22.
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"The allegations brought forth in this case are important to us and we take them very seriously," an Uber spokesperson said.
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In the reign of Kangxi's grandson, Qianlong, those same workshops brought forth the Falangcai Poppy Bowl you held in Hong Kong.
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The acrimony caused by the unknown — the state of limbo that Mueller's investigation has brought forth — has gone on long enough.
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And all of these actions, by the way, in Latin America, brought forth a lot of very strong anti-American sentiments.
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No matter how many complaints she brought forth, HR insinuated that she was the common denominator in all of her complaints.
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Nixon is one of two former professors to recently leave MassArts after students brought forth complaints of sexual misbehavior against them.
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Parliament voted three times against a plan brought forth by Mr. Johnson's predecessor, Theresa May — the last time by 58 votes.
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Bananas (14%) This year, former bandmates of the Swedish band Ghost brought forth a lawsuit against the current frontman, Papa Emeritus.
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The Kavanaugh hearings have brought forth a lot of raw emotions about sexual assault and misconduct and the meaning of consent.
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But not all hope is lost—new discoveries from NASA's Curiosity rover have brought forth more compelling evidence of habitability on Mars.
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In the hollowed out features of Rodin's figures, I saw the hardship and doom brought forth by sieges both past and present.
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" She said that during the "extensive" consultations for the 2016 census "no major issue was brought forth … for the question on sex.
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The launching of the formal inquiry has brought forth fruitful testimony from government officials who were apparently planning to stay silent otherwise.
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"We are extremely sorry and embarrassed for failing to recognize the racial impacts this brought forth," the chapter said in the statement.
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However, the trial only focused on allegations brought forth by Andrea Constand, former director of operations for Temple University's women's basketball team.
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In advocating for the proposed legislation, many members of Congress brought forth pathetic stories of drug addiction of some of their constituents.
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"The allegations brought forth in this case are important to us and we take them very seriously," an Uber spokesperson told BuzzFeed.
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The Army Corps of Engineers, a division of the Department of Defense, ran the Manhattan Project, which brought forth the atomic era.
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That era brought forth incredibly beautiful and creative music and thought, and along with it a real horrible destruction, and self-destruction.
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Hall's testimony about Munson's final moments, taken on May 19, 1980, brought forth tears, Wiles said, but other moments were less emotional.
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Honoré Morrow (1880-1940), the wife of the publisher William Morrow, brought forth a trilogy of Lincoln novels between 1927 and 1930.
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The count stems from charges brought forth against the disgraced movie producer in May and July by the Manhattan District Attorney's Office.
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There's a saying in their group: "Nobody is that lucky," meaning it wasn't luck that brought forth the right enzyme from Gaudelli's evolutions.
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Yocca is one of many vulnerable women facing consequences brought forth not by the law, but the emotional whims of people in power.
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Recognizing that suicide prevention is a critical component of saving American lives, they have brought forth a comprehensive mental health bill this season.
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Finally, back on the subject of food, I've been loving the strange explorations of Chinese cuisine brought forth by "Flavorful Origins," on Netflix.
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It has brought forth legal proceedings, umpteen recalibrations of quota formulae and a string of bad-tempered summits (the most recent in December).
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It has brought forth human rights activists because they see the brutalization of unarmed, peaceful people by a state-sponsored, militarized police force.
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"His achievements brought forth a new era of global opportunity dramatically different from the one he and Reagan inherited in 1981," Sununu wrote.
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One proposal, brought forth by Denmark's far-right Danish People's Party, would force "ghetto children" to stay in their homes after 8 p.m.
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The company has "already addressed a great majority of the remediation issues that were brought forth" by the SEC in recent years, he said.
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Viral parody song hitmakers the Holderness Family have brought forth their latest project — and it includes equal parts dad dancing and some impressive editing.
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After investigating sexual harassment allegations recently brought forth by staff members, the Jewish Museum announced today that it has ended its relationship with Hoffmann.
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When the fatal day arrives, Pythias has not returned and Damon is brought forth to be killed, never doubting that Pythias will yet appear.
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And we're not even having a contest over whose climate plan is better, because only one side has brought forth any plans at all.
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Today has brought forth a great revival of anarchy in all fields: politics, arts, music, education, and even to a small degree in business.
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"In the past, when students of color have brought forth racial concerns, there has been no real change," Bryant told local reporters last week.
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The failure of small-government medicine in the 1980s brought forth new big-government ideas for restoring the vibrant economic growth of earlier years.
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An investigation, brought forth by Puerto Rico's House of Representatives into possible wrongdoing including corruption and conflicts of interest, revealed 5 impeachable offenses against Gov.
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"They are very good at rhetoric, and certainly she has moved to the left in response to many of the initiatives that we've brought forth."
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The outpouring of emotion it has brought forth is proof that, despite the dark forces of division now abroad, we are all in it together.
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And Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning already brought forth plenty of evidence of wrongdoing: Some or all of this reporting may prove to be false.
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Today, Uber agreed to pay $133 million to settle the class-action lawsuit, brought forth by Douglas O'Connor and Thomas Colopy way back in 2013.
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The most serious allegation was brought forth in the Times, which reports that NBC received at least two more complaints related to Lauer on Wednesday.
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Trump attorney John Dowd denied the report, telling the paper that "to my knowledge" that line of thinking was never brought forth to the President.
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The case was brought forth by an executive at a data processing company who was fired after submitting possible security law violations to senior management.
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"Certainly the civil rights movement and changes in attitudes about women brought forth new understandings" in the way people looked at slavery and American identity.
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But the study brought forth exactly the kind of longitudinal data they had been seeking, and it wasn't specific to just one type of insect.
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China's presence in Africa has also brought forth claims of graft, bribery and environmental destruction, along with accusations of racism and discrimination against African citizens.
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We worked for several weeks this summer to address issues brought forth by team members at the Timonium store and took swift actions to address them.
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In the following years, a number of lawsuits, mostly brought forth by black woman plaintiffs, set winning precedents for the use of those regulations in court.
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Even if the curve uninverts, many think the damage has already been done — and the analysis they've brought forth spells bad news for equities going forward.
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Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort and his associate Rick Gates both pleaded "not guilty" to all charges brought forth by Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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A few months later, Louisville was at the center of the suspected network of bribes and misconduct in college basketball recruiting brought forth by federal prosecutors.
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"Nag Devta" sets the tone for Mukherjee's next decade of semi-figural art that brings brought forth a fluid understanding of Hindu divinity and human sexuality.
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Those periods brought forth policy responses to soften capitalism's rough edges, by expanding economic opportunity in the first period and embracing social insurance in the second.
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Juda Engelmayer, Weinstein&aposs press representative, told Insider that Mann&aposs testimony and other witnesses brought forth by prosecutors suggest there are "irregularities" in the case.
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This week's United Nations Climate Action Summit in New York brought forth pledges and proposals, but the financial resources being committed to the problem are puny.
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In history, many of the most tragic situations have brought forth positive results, however, they are often overlooked because the negative outcome gets the most attention.
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While these topics are familiar to Democrats, the nuances brought forth on the debate stage on these issues reflect the realities a more complex Democratic Party.
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All of us who prize greater economic equality would do well to remember that with the rarest of exceptions, it was only ever brought forth in sorrow.
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Trump administration speechwriter David Sorensen resigned today amid allegations of domestic violence brought forth by his ex-wife Jessica Corbett, WashPost first reported and Axios has confirmed.
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The Domestic Violence Act 2018 went into effect on Tuesday with the new year and brought forth new protections for victims under both civil and criminal law.
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I've decided Nubbin is a companion especially for me—a kind of spiritual familiar brought forth to teach me lessons, though ultimately, not the ones I expected.
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The lone dissenter, however, created a small group that brought forth a motion to oust Shafi, Jeremy Bradford, executive director of the Tarrant County GOP, told CNN.
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Trump's very first press conference brought forth the comical and scary specter of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer accusing the media of "lying" about crowd size.
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It also brought forth another victim—referred to in court documents as Victim B—who met Vafeades at a truck stop in Salt Lake City in 2012.
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"These results were made possible by our hard working associates and the outstanding values brought forth by our supplier partners," CEO Craig Menear added in a statement.
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The effect can be dizzying at times, as Twomey introduces an enormous cast of participants, at least one major new figure seemingly brought forth in every chapter.
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Of course, any allegation of this nature should be taken seriously, but absent significant evidence being brought forth immediately, I feel Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation process should proceed.
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If those articles pass or those charges are brought forth, the Senate can hold a trial to decide if they want to convict or acquit the president.
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" One person wrote on the alternative social media site Voat: "Patriots, it's up to us to make sure that justice is brought forth in the epstein case.
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Years later, more allegations of sexual misconduct by Richardson were brought forth without consequence, as Richardson still works for publications like Harper's Bazaar and Rolling Stone among others.
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In 2016, the label faced claims brought forth by British tabloid The Sun that the athletic-wear line was produced in sweatshops where workers were unprotected and underpaid.
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In the great tradition of Vox, Hillary Clinton's team posted a meme explainer last night to help you better identify the racist ones this election has brought forth.
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From its premiere in 2015 to its untimely death in 2017, every new episode of Zoo brought forth a new adventure that seemed determined to top the last.
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Unlike the old gods, who were brought forth by believers, the new gods were created in America from a new kind of worship: TV, media, and pop culture.
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And yet, over millenniums and over borders, the hunger to feel a connection to those who came before us, to those whose bodies brought forth ours, has persisted.
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Iatrogenesis, which derives from the Greek for "brought forth by the healer," refers to a medical phenomenon in which efforts to treat an illness only cause further complications.
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The case against Cruz, brought forth by Lawrence Joyce of Illinois, will be heard by Judge Maureen Ward Kirby of the Circuit Court of Cook County in Chicago.
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Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort has pleaded guilty to charges brought forth by special counsel Robert Mueller, and has entered into a "cooperation agreement" with the Justice Department.
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President Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort pleaded guilty Friday to new charges brought forth by the special counsel, and entered into a "cooperation agreement" with the Justice Department.
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"Three years ago during our 2016 campaign, when we brought forth our progressive agenda, we were told that our ideas were 'radical' and they were 'extreme'," Mr Sanders says.
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This time, Curtis' second wife, Erika Gomez, was brought forth by prosecutors to portray him, during their four and a half years together, as an abusive and threatening alcoholic.
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And The New Yorker reported Sunday that Senate Democrats are currently looking into an allegation of sexual misconduct against Kavanaugh brought forth by a woman identified as Deborah Ramirez.
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"Of course, any allegation of this nature should be taken seriously, but absent significant evidence being brought forth immediately, I feel Judge Kavanaugh's confirmation process should proceed," he added.
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It brought forth a picture of a grandfatherly and paternalistic Trump (not unlike Bismarck) which Xi Jinpeng would fully relate to and identify with through his oldest Chinese traditions.
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All the light Askew brought forth in her short time will carry forward, but it will have to travel through a void of light she never got to unleash.
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"I don't think that [Nancy Pelosi] brought forth this impeachment because she woke up one day and decided that impeachment was the right thing to do," Zeldin told Catsimatidis.
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Her short stories such as "The Debutante" brought forth from her psyche the hyenas, horses and other creatures that would populate her art for the rest of her life.
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"Hillary Clinton has definitely become a convenient symbol for all of the arguments against liberal feminism, and all of the anxieties that liberal feminism has brought forth," O'Brien said.
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The vulnerability, but more importantly, compassion, that Virginia has brought forth in her relationship is the antithesis of the person she has been built up to be since Claws' inception.
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Lawrence VanDyke, a Trump nominee for the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, was asked about concerns that the American Bar Association (ABA) brought forth about his treatment of LGBT people.
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At Thursday's meeting, critics brought forth proposals to make fundamental changes at Facebook that they justified due to a seemingly endless torrent of scandal hitting the world's biggest social network.
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Nothing and no one is out of place in the world Shakespeare brought forth from his imagination, because that world remains an illuminating mirror of the one we live in.
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The theory has brought forth ideas and calculations that have opened new fields of study and new visions of a universe that is weirder and richer than astronomers had dreamed.
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I loved my battered M2 and M3, was grateful when Leitz brought forth the M4 and thought having the built-in meter of the M6 was such an amazing advance.
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Each retirement brought forth a mass of candidates — and the elbow-throwing among Democrats has national and state party leaders worried that both contests could end up with Republican-vs.
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Klobuchar's and Biden's plans would reportedly provide every American with two free years of community college, which is similar to a proposal brought forth by former President Obama in 2015.
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Smollett's attorneys claim the criminal charges against the him were brought forth in "bad faith" and "based on the Osundairo Brothers' false, self-serving, and unreliable statements," court documents say.
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Smollett's attorneys claim the criminal charges against the actor were brought forth in "bad faith" and "based on the Osundairo Brothers' false, self-serving, and unreliable statements," court documents say.
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Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.
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Even though these two, now as adults, don't appear in Leaving Neverland, Jordan and Gavin's histories with Jackson are still a part of the larger story brought forth by the documentary.
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Trump's divergence during what was described by one person with direct knowledge as an otherwise "fairly light" 10-minute account, brought forth the objection of multiple Democrats sitting around the table.
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The Night King and the Three-Eyed Raven might be the same — what if the Three-Eyed Raven accidentally brought forth a manifestation of evil that then became the Night King?
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According to the Associated Press, the United Nations will consider a proposal prohibiting large personal electronic devices in checked luggage — brought forth by the Federal Aviation Administration — in the coming week.
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Claims that Grande is using a "Blaccent," where she intentionally mimics the language and dialect of African American vernacular were brought forth after a Billboard video was released earlier this week.
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But according to a spokesperson for B&B Hospitality Group, Batali was also made to undergo training in October after a restaurant employee brought forth unspecified allegations about his inappropriate conduct.
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" Sanders added: "The proposals that he seems to have brought forth really talk about privatization of our roads and our bridges and our water system, which to me is total nonsense.
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Or did Patterson reverse his usual process, merely tinkering and smoothing after Clinton, musing on his years in office, had brought forth a plot—in essence, his reverie of responsible power?
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West Hollywood council members John D'Amico and Lindsey Horvath reportedly brought forth the resolution seeking to remove the president's star, which was unveiled in 2007, citing Trump's alleged treatment of women.
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Nonetheless, she acknowledged it brought forth the challenges of recruiting more women, especially given that state legislatures and local governments — where candidates often first cut their teeth — remain dominated by men.
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The prosecution brought forth an "avalanche" of evidence, as the prosecutor Jacquelyn Kasulis put it in her rebuttal argument, that Mr. Shkreli illegally used Retrophin to repay the defrauded MSMB investors.
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In the past couple years, German publishers have brought forth a series of court cases against the German startup AdBlock Plus, the most widely used ad blocking service in the world.
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But it's worth understanding some of the arguments brought forth by religious groups to understand the complexity of the case, especially given the potential impact of a ruling in Masterpiece Cakeshop's favor.
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Mr Trump's carnivalesque approach to the presidency has made life hard for America's allies, but his first year in office has not brought forth anything like the full horrors that some predicted.
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The case against Tinder was brought forth by Allen Candelore, who argued that the company's age-based pricing is a violation of California's Unruh Civil Rights Act and the Unfair Competition Law.
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But while researchers at Johns Hopkins had a challenge, they also had ideas to be inspired by—particularly due to the Space Race and the competition brought forth by the Soviet Union.
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One employee, according to the statement, claimed during the walkout that Human Resources tried to "silence me," after she brought forth allegations that a male colleague harassed her at a team outing.
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The current New York City mayor has also proposed broader worker protections and a wealth tax, which are more consistent with the redistributive and countercyclical policies that other Democrats have brought forth.
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"It is difficult for us to understand why Anthem has not recognized the potential value which could be brought forth by engaging in meaningful discussions," Express Scripts Chief Executive Tim Wentworth said.
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Those relatives stood to inherit the Hughes fortune, estimated at more than $20153 billion (about $9 billion today), if they could prove that the will brought forth by Mr. Dummar was fraudulent.
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"Kenosha Unified recognizes our obligation to provide students and staff an environment free of discrimination and harassment and realizes the issues brought forth are not acceptable," the district said in a statement.
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" In the early 20th century, added Sandel, "the rise of monopolies and concentrated economic power brought forth an era of progressive reform that regulated railroads, banks and utilities in the public interest.
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That realization has evoked a visceral reaction from the Kachin, and brought forth new calls for the company to be more transparent about its technology and the ways it will be used.
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Mr. Merritt, 39, is the director of innovation for the City of New York, where he leads a team of technologists who help enact initiatives brought forth under Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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As Washington University of St. Louis law professor Kimberly Jade Norwood noted, residency didn't immediately rectify educational inequality brought forth by racial segregation, since neighborhoods are often carved out along racial lines.
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Anyway, folks online seemed to overlook the President's complaint and zero in on the spelling error -- which brought forth an entirely different word in an entirely different context ... sweet, sweet Euro bread.
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Hours before he announced he was stepping down, an investigation, brought forth by Puerto Rico's House of Representatives into possible wrongdoing including corruption and conflicts of interest, revealed 5 impeachable offenses against him.
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Deciem founder Brandon Truaxe has been effectively stripped of all his roles and powers after an Ontario Superior Court judge granted an interim order Friday morning brought forth by Estée Lauder Cosmetics Inc.
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This animal attacks the balænain its places of retirement, and with its teeth tears its young, or else attacks the females which have just brought forth, and, indeed, while they are still pregnant.
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The suit was brought forth by 19 Trump supporters who claim that after they left a rally officers led them into the middle of a crowd of angry counterprotesters, The Associated Press reported.
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"But, unfortunately, there were a number of vitally important proposals brought forth by the delegates from our campaign that were not adopted," Sanders said in an op-ed published in The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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He listens to scientists and entrepreneurs celebrate the expansion of knowledge and learning that the digital revolution has brought forth, and to others who lament the erosion of privacy and critical-thinking skills.
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Now it appears that the vile stew of anger and fear that his campaign has brought forth will be with us long after the election is over, with alarming ramifications for the country.
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To emphasize the point, Democrats brought forth Representative John Lewis of Georgia, a hero of the civil rights movement, and others to highlight Supreme Court decisions like the one ending the Montgomery, Ala.
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In a work discrimination case first brought forth by Noris Babb in 2014, the Florida resident alleges that the Department of Veterans Affairs denied her promotion opportunities because of her gender and age.
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" He then promised to protect workers against competition from China and Mexico, harped on broken deals, and brought forth a vision of an America that was nearing total collapse: "Our infrastructure is a disaster.
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It seemed a sort of Pointillist, inductive assemblage, some of the items political and others personal, including an assortment of J.F.K.'s neckties and pieces of the scrimshaw that brought forth a whole book.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Jewish Museum has announced that it has terminated its relationship with curator Jens Hoffmann following its investigation of sexual harassment allegations recently brought forth by staff members.
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"I have to say I am deeply troubled by, now there has been an investigation and the investigation has brought forth some very disturbing, terrible behavior apparently," said Rauner, after a bill-signing event.
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Here is everything you need to know about Geragos and his past trials: Mark Geragos was hired to defend Chris Brown in the 2009 high-profile assault case brought forth by his then-girlfriend, Rihanna.
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" Arquette apologized to the sport of professional wrestling "for any negative attention this might have brought forth over the weekend" and added, "I have zero plans to be involved in a match like this again.
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The ferocious second movement—"With utmost vehemence," Mahler's score says—brought forth some of the most electrifying playing that I've lately heard from the Philharmonic: jagged gestures in the strings, snarling splendor from the brass.
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Claude Lanzmann, the journalist and film director whose obsession with the Nazi genocide brought forth "Shoah," a groundbreaking film that relived the annihilation of Jews through the memories of witnesses, died on Thursday in Paris.
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And while this primordial soup has brought forth many novel concepts, and resuscitated some old, corrosive beliefs, the things we call "memes" today are largely just joke formats — mechanisms for the efficient production of humor.
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Additionally, Jones explained that working from home has brought forth stark realities of privilege: not everyone has the ability to do their job remotely, and that could create more drastic class division in the future.
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Palestine Liberation Organization, a lawsuit brought forth by 11 American families who were either injured or had relatives injured and killed in at least seven terrorist attacks that occurred around Jerusalem between 2001 and 2004.
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These authors have brought forth the heart of what makes sex such a delight by capturing the lusty, down-and- dirty moments right alongside the emotional nuances that make these stories worth reading — and re-reading.
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The sheer volume of clueless responses—ranging from braille use and ramps, for instance—revealed the general public's ignorance regarding the hard of hearing community, and brought forth a discussion about social inclusion in different arenas.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Argentina's long-anticipated return to the bond market after more than a decade as a pariah in international capital markets has brought forth eager investors - and somewhat unsurprisingly, more lawsuits from jilted creditors.
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"Republicans have brought forth a bill that is pillaging the middle class to pad the pockets of the wealthiest and hand tax breaks to corporations shipping jobs out of America," declared House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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In this trove of documents, the first-ever leak by FaithLeaks, the organization has censored all names out of respect for the privacy of the women, now adults, who brought forth their accounts of sexual assault.
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Acid-Free also brought forth booksellers in tune with our current cultural and sociopolitical zeitgeist, offering art books on detention center architecture, monographs in translation, and new underground periodicals written by people living in the margins.
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" At his news conference on Wednesday, Mr. Sanders said: "I want to take this opportunity this afternoon to applaud Secretary Clinton for the very bold initiative she has brought forth for the financing of higher education.
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Alabama State Auditor Jim Zeigler, a Republican, dismissed the charges brought forth in a Washington Post article about Moore Thursday, telling The Washington Examiner that the relationship would be akin to that of Joseph and Mary.
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At the instigation of Mr. Mangieri's partners, the chefs Fabian von Hauske Valtierra and Jeremiah Stone, the kitchen brought forth appetizers that had rarely if ever been asked to live under one roof with a pizza.
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"'Oh, another irrelevant assignment brought forth by my teacher to fill time before winter break,' I believe was the exact thought that went through my head," wrote Sarah Cannon, 17, of East Grand Rapids High School.
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The skyrocketing price has brought forth no shortage of skeptics, from Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, to Warren E. Buffett, who have variously called it a fraud, a bubble and a Ponzi scheme.
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In 1936, the Robinson-Patman Act (brought forth, in part, by Wright Patman) welded fair trade laws to antitrust, which gave the law teeth and led to 30 years of high activity in its federal use.
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And I felt, kind of as the person who first brought forth the idea, a sense of responsibility to say, if you're going to use the concept, let me show you how to use it right. Right.
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Unlike playing live, in this studio collaboration, we thought about creating something like a third dimension of sound that is brought forth from actually being juxtaposed side-by-side, rather than just mixing each other's sounds together.
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When it was announced that the couple was dating, Markle's race brought forth problematic trolls and journalists who found it scandalous that the person fifth in line for the throne (now sixth) was dating a Black woman.
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L.A. Loves Puerto Rico is a one-week, city-wide event that will raise funds for Unidos Por Puerto Rico (United for Puerto Rico), an initiative brought forth by the First Lady of Puerto Rico, Beatriz Rosselló.
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There was still something deeply disconcerting about being immersed in it, in all the court cases and painful sexual assault allegations brought forth by victims, that made it feel like it should be happening to someone else.
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The Acid-Free Art Book Market brought forth booksellers in tune with the cultural and sociopolitical zeitgeist, offering books on detention center architecture, monographs in translation, and new underground periodicals written by people living in the margins.
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Another allegation of sexual misconduct against Kavanaugh emerged on Sunday after an explosive report stated that Senate Democrats are currently looking into allegation of sexual misconduct against Kavanaugh brought forth by a woman identified as Deborah Ramirez.
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" Sanders — who missed Tuesday night's vote — defended Warren, arguing that she brought "forth a statement made by one of the heroines, one of the great leaders of the civil rights movement of the United States of America.
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On Sunday, congressional Democrats said the steps Mr. Trump took to keep his conversations secret brought forth uncomfortable questions about the relations between the two men and why the American president echoed some of Mr. Putin's positions.
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When some Australian guy served a latte out of an avocado last year, it kicked off a chain reaction of events, a demented butterfly effect, that brought forth edible fidget spinners, ranch dressing fountains, and something called 'cryptomatoes.
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We live in an America now where the probable future is not some antidote to Trump, from the left or even the right, brought forth in an American Spring of brilliant new ideas and renewed love of country.
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It was brought forth by the attorneys general of New York, California, Connecticut, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Mexico, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Washington and the District of Columbia, as well as the City of Chicago.
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The New Yorker reported Sunday that Senate Democrats were investigating a second allegation brought forth by Deborah Ramirez, who claims that Kavanaugh exposed himself to her at a party while the two were college students at Yale University.
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"Three years ago, during our 220006 campaign, when we brought forth our progressive agenda we were told that our ideas were 'radical' and 'extreme,' " Sanders told supporters in an email early Tuesday, according to The New York Times.
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Let's take a look back, shall we, at some of the gems that the good people of Western New York, Southern Ontario, and Northern Pennsylvania—collectively known as The Bills Mafia—brought forth to Orchard Park this season.
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A lawsuit brought forth by the families of four of the accused kids says that these messages—regardless of their veracity—helped create a pressure cooker that went off on March 30, when the students returned to school.
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A second trial, focused on allegations of money laundering and foreign lobbying, awaits Mr. Manafort next month in Washington, where prosecutors plan to present more than twice as many exhibits as they brought forth in the Alexandria case.
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To accomplish this, the LACMA curatorial team brought forth 217 artworks by Qiu Ying, 15 of which have never exhibited in the United states, making it the largest gathering of paintings by the artist ever in the country.
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It's always been dispiriting to see the latent resentments that Clinton's political ambitions brought forth—she's like one of those chemical solutions which make invisible writing manifest, only to reveal a message that we'd rather had remained hidden.
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The Times investigation brought forth Wendy Walsh, a radio host and O'Reilly Factor guest who accused O'Reilly of reneging on his offer to make her a regular contributor after she refused to go up to his hotel room.
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He has brought forth many lawsuits, including one in which he sued the city of Avon Lake because a local skate park was too loud and another against the Alvas Corporation in Vermont for the mishandling of deli meat.
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Adora's murder was of course brought forth by her Munchausen by proxy disorder, which caused her to slowly poison her daughters in order to feel needed and otherwise reap the social and emotional rewards of being a constant caregiver.
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They're also teaming with MusiCares, a charity established by the Recording Academy, and United for Puerto Rico, an initiative brought forth by the First Lady of Puerto Rico Beatriz Rosselló, to assure the funds go to a good cause.
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Judge is central to the sexual assault allegations brought forth by Christine Blasey Ford as Ford said that Judge was the second person in the room when Kavanaugh assaulted her at a party while she was in high school.
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More details on the sanctuary cities ruling: District Judge William Orrick argued, in lawsuits brought forth from San Francisco and Santa Clara, that Trump's order violated the constitution's separation powers doctrine as well as the Fifth and Tenth amendments.
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Amico's remarks come in light of a lawsuit brought forth by the Coalition for Good Governance and three Georgia voters, who are challenging the results of the 28500 Georgia lieutenant governor's election, which Amico lost by roughly 6900,2628 votes.
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Every major proposal that we have brought forth — whether it's Medicare for All, dealing with climate change, transforming our energy system, making public colleges and universities tuition-free and eliminating all student debt in America — that's all paid for.
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" WeWork denied all claims brought forth by Anaya, and in an emailed statement to Recode a spokesperson for the company wrote that Anaya "received negative performance reviews" and was "rated as one of the lowest performers on her team.
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He was a member of the 1985 defense team that successfully defended three black civil rights leaders from a voter fraud case brought forth by Sessions, and in 1986 successfully testified against Sessions' nomination to become a federal judge.
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"The proposal brought forth today by Secretary Clinton, working with our campaign, is an important step forward in expanding healthcare in America - and expanding health insurance and healthcare access to tens of millions of Americans," he said in a statement.
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Neither Collins nor Murkowski has publicly stated whether they believe Christine Blasey Ford's claim that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her in high school, or whether they believe the sexual assault and misconduct allegations two other women have brought forth against him.
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The early victory for legal same-sex marriage in the state was only possible thanks to the lawsuits brought forth by couples willing to put their well-being on the line in a state that still contains virulent anti-LGBTQ sentiment.
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However, von Bülow would never see a dime of his comatose wife's wealth, as a civil court case brought forth by his stepchildren was settled out of court upon von Bülow divorcing his wife and abandoning all claims to her money.
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But over the course of the 20-minute meditation, which brought forth everything from increased heart rate to full blown tears, I discovered that my mind actually started to wander away from the things that I'm constantly anxious or worried about.
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From the moment that politicians first began selling the public on Arctic exploration and defending it as a noble cause that brought forth all that was highest in humankind, novelists had seen the potential for a very different kind of story.
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" But Ms. Merrick, who last week brought forth her complaint from 2003, said she saw no recourse when Mr. Fallon, then a member of Parliament, tried to kiss her after a working lunch, leaving her feeling "so humiliated and so ashamed.
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" The alterations of traditional family structure and the social order brought forth by the sexual revolution, Eberstadt writes, "have simultaneously rained down destruction on the natural habitat of the human animal, with radical results we are only beginning to understand.
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Recent years have brought forth Big Birds, Miss Piggies, tires, handmaids, giant EpiPens, mariachi bands, the Monopoly man and, in one case in April, someone dressed as Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg whipping Jesus Christ while Satan looked on, appalled.
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In these specials, that genius is surrounded by static, as Chappelle straddles the freak success of 2004, the hermit of the inter-years, and the resurrected colossus brought forth by ecstatic heralds like myself for the murky horror show that is the present.
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The case stems from a 2015 lawsuit brought forth by an unnamed Jane Doe who alleged Newland tricked her into a two-and-a-half year relationship, in which they had sex 10 times, by fabricating an elaborate online persona to catfish her.
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After I bah-humbugged 20163 and declared 2015 a dud for prestige films, 2016 – for all the suffering and heartbreak it hath wrought outside the cinema – brought forth so many great films that a Top 10 list just wasn't going to cover it.
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Then, on Sunday, an explosive report published in The New Yorker stated that Senate Democrats are currently looking into a new allegation of sexual misconduct against Kavanaugh from his freshman year of college brought forth by a woman identified as Deborah Ramirez.
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Brett Kavanaugh (BRETT KAV-a-naw): The 53-year-old Supreme Court associate justice faced media scrutiny throughout his hearings, which questioned his college days and brought forth a witness claiming sexual assault when they were in their teens, an allegation he denied.
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None of the charges brought forth by Mueller's team so far relate directly to collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia's interference efforts in the 2016 election, but instead stem from alleged financial crimes and lying to the FBI, among other charges.
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Sunday, the House of Representatives and the Senate approved the consensus draft of the bill, a version that was brought forth by the conference committee, a group that ironed out differences between the House and Senate versions of the legislation, Hudson told CNN.
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But it is also the case that this is a way of rhetorically displacing the victim — if the wife and family are the injured parties, the woman who has brought forth the charge is understood as victimizing a woman and children too.
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Tester, who has touted his ability to work with the president, was last heard from on the national stage being hammered by Trump after he brought forth allegations of unethical behavior against his nominee to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs, Ronny Jackson.
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Experts said that the lack of in-person translators in initial hearings could confuse those who first appear for their deportation cases, and it could create due process issues as they attempt to push back on allegations brought forth by the Department of Homeland Security.
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But the ideas and art brought forth during the fecund period of Viennese history from the late 1880s to the 19473s endured—from Loos's modernist architecture to Gustav Klimt's symbolist canvasses, from Schoenberg's atonal music and Mahler's Sturm und Drang to Ludwig Wittgenstein's philosophy.
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When Hardison takes listeners back to a time when the nationalities of models were even less important than the color of their skin, it's a stark reminder that, despite the progress she's brought forth in the industry, the needle has just begun to move.
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"Yet those memories can be awakened and brought forth fresh and new, just by something you've seen or something you've heard, or the sight of an old familiar face" That familiar face was the 103 and it brought flooding back memories of my first Nokia.
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Beyond Cesnak's abduction and brutal murder and that of another young woman, the investigation exposes abuse and corruption within the Catholic Church, including allegations originally brought forth in the 1990s regarding a high school chaplain, which might have played a role in Cathy's death.
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" The commentary states that if North Korea gives up its nuclear weapons, rather than lead to denuclearization it would render North Korea a "defenseless state" where the "balance in nuclear strategic strength is destroyed" and the "crisis of a nuclear war is brought forth.
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One of the nice, non-Mind Flayer surprises brought forth by "Stranger Things 3" was the coming-out story of new character Robin (Maya Hawke), who, after Steve (Joe Keery) declares his affection for her near the end of the season, reveals that she's gay.
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The nominating contests brought forth innumerable champions to assail him as a demagogue, a fantasist, a misogynist, a racist, a narcissist, a fascist, an isolationist, a bully and a liar, and he surfed the tidal wave of contempt all the way to the Republican nomination.
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For many Americans, the COVID-19 crisis is equal in weight to 9/11 or the 2008 economic recession — two historic events of the 21st Century that brought forth new policy initiatives and reshaped the way we travel, think, and protect ourselves as a nation.
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Now the pattern has repeated with the allegations brought forth by Parnas, who sought to confirm that the shady Ukraine agenda apparently pursued by Trump was more extensive than previously known, both in scope and by the sheer number of Trump officials Parnas claims were involved.
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First of all, he said, "I'm not a real believer in government regulation, but the behavior of the financial industry generally has brought forth the proper governmental response," said Bogle, who has been a long-time critic of the industry's marketing practices, high fees and high executive compensation.
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In the interim, the #MeToo movement — which brought forth allegations against powerful men in a wide swath of industries, including politics — has also provoked a reexamination of the sexual misconduct allegations against Clinton, particularly as it concerns Lewinsky and the changing perceptions of power dynamics in the workplace.
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" Arquette added he didn't have intentions to train for another match, writing, "I also want to apologize to the professional wrestling world for any negative attention this might have brought forth over the weekend, and I have zero plans to be involved in a match like this again.
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"Unlike the legal suit brought forth by Bolivia in 2013, this action by Chile is based on a genuine judicial and technical dispute, which seeks the International Court of Justice to declare and confirm what Bolivia is trying to deny, that the Silala is an international watercourse," added Munoz.
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The pieces favored an organic, hand-finished wholesomeness that bridged the institutional-domestic divide with unusual ease: Aalto designs were also ubiquitous in private homes, much more so than the stylishly severe metal-tubing furniture brought forth in the 206s by Mart Stam, Marcel Breuer, Eileen Gray and others.
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Since District Attorney Doug Evans took office in 19923, "he and his assistants have employed a policy, custom, or use of discriminatorily striking black jurors with peremptory challenges," according to the class action suit brought forth by four black residents and the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc.
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" "The truth is, and really story is, that the ideas that we brought forth during that campaign, which was so crazy and so radical, have increasingly become mainstream," Sanders continued, citing proposals such as a $15 minimum wage, $1 trillion infrastructure program, tuition-free college and "Medicare for all.
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The flavors and textures brought forth by the crunchy, colorful assorted fish eggs—flying fish roe, herring roe, smelt roe, and salmon roe being just some of them—gradually goes up in levels of intensity as the neon-colored fish eggs get toasted along with the rice in the claypot.
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When a sudden change occurs, a few feelings bubble up: fear, brought forth by the possibility of failure; confusion, like why or how did this happen, exactly; anger because being pulled from routine is, decidedly, not great; or optimism, where the future looks, and likely, is brighter due to that sudden shift.
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Sandweg, who has long advocated for increasing the number of immigration judges at the U.S. border, said that if the Trump administration wants to address the rise in Central American migrants coming to the southern border, the administration should implement a more comprehensive immigration strategy, such as one initially brought forth by Sen.
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A majority of poll respondents, 23 percent, agree the Senate should call witnesses in the trial "because some White House staff refused to testify" during the House's impeachment inquiry — twice the 27 percent who say the Senate shouldn't call witnesses "because the relevant testimony and evidence was brought forth" during the House inquiry.
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And Democrats and Republicans teamed up to kill the first impeachment effort against 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 brought forth in the new Democratic majority.
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The case brought forth by the Justice Department alleges that William Rick Singer, founder of Edge College & Career Network, a for-profit college counseling organization, helped students cheat on SAT and ACT exams, bribed athletic coaches and administrators to pretend that students were athletic recruits and used a charity he had established to funnel the funds.
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The "drug" part of an intoxicant has long been a taboo in scholarly criticism—you'll never spot a wine writer going long on the giddiness brought forth by a glass of Merlot—but Browne understands why people smoke marijuana, and it would be intellectually dishonest to focus exclusively on the welcoming smell or the tasteful contours of the bud.
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This freedom to create while working in conjunction with the technical demands of modern music brought forth a new kind of virtuoso — part performer, part producer, part beatmaker, part orchestra conductor, who had a sense for rhythm and percussion, who knew which samples would bring a track to life, who could chop and shrink and stretch as needed.
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"If we unilaterally give up our nuclear weapons without any security assurance despite being first on the U.S. list of targets for pre-emptive nuclear strikes, that wouldn't be denuclearization — it would rather be a creation of a defenseless state where the balance in nuclear strategic strength is destroyed and the crisis of a nuclear war is brought forth," the KCNA said.
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According to the accounts of dozens of anonymous victims who came forward in the 1990s to the Maryland state's attorney's office, a 1994 lawsuit brought forth by two former students (which was subsequently thrown out due to a statute of limitations), and multiple people connected with the school who spoke to White, Archbishop Keough was a hub of systemic sexual abuse.
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The bottom line is that many of the ideas that I brought forth four years ago are now widely accepted by the American people and Democratic candidates from school board to President of the United States are now supporting them, and when we talk about justice, we are also talking about the massive levels of racial disparities that exist in this country.
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The survey comes a week after Manafort was convicted on eight felony counts on charges brought forth by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's investigation into Russian interference in the 220006 election and potential collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Earlier this week, a State Department official who formerly oversaw Ukraine policy told congressional investigators that he had brought forth concerns regarding the activities of then-Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Warren to protest with striking Chicago teachers Schiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails MORE's son Hunter Biden back in 2015.
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This brought forth charges of anti-Semitism so constant and repeated that the top elected Republican, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (Wis.) — who has tentatively endorsed Trump — felt the need to publicly warn Trump that there was no place for these sentiments in a presidential campaign.
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In "Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction," Wallace Stevens proposed that one "must become an ignorant man again /And see the sun again with an ignorant eye /And see it clearly in the idea of it," but what is seemingly brought forth at the end of "Idiot Song" is not the lucidity of such radical ignorance but only the prospect of impairment, confusion, and babble, perhaps an Eliotic whimper at the end of time.
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"Born in the U.S.A." (1984) The Reagan administration brought forth a wide variety of protest music, but no one song from the area has been as consistently misunderstood as Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the U.S.A." Constantly being held up as some kind of jingoistic rallying cry, the song is actually a fairly straightforward account of how war primarily affects the lower-class segments of the U.S. Some Republican senator will likely be using it at campaign stops next year, though.
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I know the Inspector General has examined thousands if not hundreds of thousands of documents to get to this point and I think it&aposs going to shed a lot of light on what the Judiciary Committee in the Oversight and Reform Committee have been investigating for the past eight months and that is this unbelievable bias on the part of our nation&aposs premier law enforcement organization, the several leaders at the top of the organization in handling one investigation, Hillary Clinton&aposs compared to an investigation into the so-called Trump Russia collusion about which so far there has been no evidence brought forth.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (Vt.) and real estate mogul Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE in the Democratic and Republican primaries, respectively — one uplifting and the other disturbing — together with the Brexit vote, have brought forth an unusual outpouring of discussion on the weaknesses of democratic governance in the high-income countries.
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