Clinton has brushed aside the drama surround her email practices.
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Her ordeals are brushed aside as unimportant to the story.
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This cannot be brushed aside as any sort of "joke".
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Nunes brushed aside Schiff's accusations, saying it was just politics.
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She also brushed aside questions on whether Sessions should resign.
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So why have investors brushed aside many of these warnings?
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Wong also brushed aside the latest economic indicators about China.
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Iraq's Kurds have brushed aside international warnings that their planned Sept.
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But that suggestion was quickly brushed aside by GOP congressional leadership.
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Emerging Asia brushed aside the Mexican crisis but imploded later on.
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Most claims of racial inequality would be brushed aside as divisive.
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But Clinton brushed aside those accusations while her campaign hit back.
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And on Tuesday, Mr. Johnson brushed aside calls for his resignation.
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Mr. Brown, the Impossible Foods chief executive, brushed aside those concerns.
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These wonky concerns were largely brushed aside amid the political brawl.
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But he brushed aside accusations that officers had used excessive force.
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Policy expertise, including that from influential social right leaders, was brushed aside.
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Obama also brushed aside past comments from Vice President Biden and Sen.
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In her public life, Ms. Hawley brushed aside honors bestowed on her.
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In his interview with Sky News, he brushed aside the immediate possibility.
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Ms. Pelosi brushed aside a question about whether her opposition is sexist.
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When he retweeted white supremacists' accounts, he brushed aside questions about them.
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" Kaine brushed aside the question: "But the documents are in the thousands.
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Wagner's virulent anti-Semitism is another topic that cannot be brushed aside.
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"It's almost like we are being brushed aside or swept under the carpet."
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The implications of our findings for the music industry might be brushed aside.
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Nunes on Tuesday brushed aside calls to recuse himself, asking why he should.
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Moulton, 85033, brushed aside the story but is fundraising off of it anyway.
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Calls by Tria and Moavero for a less aggressive deficit were brushed aside.
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He brushed aside any criticism that managed to bubble up despite the oppression.
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Biden, who is mulling a presidential bid in 2020, brushed aside the criticism.
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Monfils brushed aside the Cypriot Marcos Baghdatis, 6-3, 6-2, 6-3.
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Espot brushed aside the notion that sports and politics should be kept apart.
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But Mr. Cogan brushed aside the childhood memory and focused instead on insulation.
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His spokeswoman brushed aside a question that was not on the plastics issue.
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When workers did complain, they were often brushed aside or penalized, former employees said.
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He brushed aside my hair, then pressed soft kisses on my neck and shoulder.
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Early Thursday afternoon, the president brushed aside growing skepticism about the proposal on Twitter.
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Budget director Mick Mulvaney brushed aside that criticism Thursday during testimony on Capitol Hill.
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He has brushed aside official enquiries and replaced critics in the cabinet with flunkeys.
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Lopez Obrador brushed aside concerns about the data at his daily morning press conference.
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Paul brushed aside concerns that those in association health plans would have skimpy coverage.
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" Political commentator Sally Kohn brushed aside a "hypothetical counter-factual where there's no proof.
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But Ryan spokeswoman AshLee Strong brushed aside questions about such a short-term bill.
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That could change quickly if the economy sours — a concern that Hassett brushed aside.
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The crime's evidence was hastily brushed aside but its reverberations are lodged in collective memory.
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If they're not brushed aside icons, they're kooky personalities or caricatures of their former selves.
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"You can see the inter dependency, and this is not easily brushed aside," he added.
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Johnson, who discussed Brexit with U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday, brushed aside those concerns.
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He brushed aside concerns that Google's hardware push will pit it against its Android partners.
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Miller brushed aside the reference, noting that it was added after the monument was erected.
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Tina Olechowski, Quist's communication's director, brushed aside the story in a statement to The Hill.
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Djokovic brushed aside the Wimbledon loss, which ended his grand slam winning streak at 30.
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" Cornyn brushed aside questions about the different counts, saying: "Well, we only have one whip.
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Both Moscow and Damascus brushed aside apologies from Washington, suggesting that the attack was deliberate.
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But the senator has repeatedly brushed aside those rumors and has fundraised for López-Cantera.
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But one huge problem is being brushed aside: that Afghan presidential elections are long overdue.
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That said, Faber's title wishes could well be brushed aside by a Cruz-Dillashaw rematch.
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Matsumoto initially brushed aside Brafman's argument that the man should be dismissed as a juror.
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At the time, Mr. Pushkin's resolution was brushed aside as "ridiculous" by the Senate president.
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Obama brushed aside the Republican senators' stance, urging them to give his nominee fair consideration.
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In an interview last year with Harvard Business Review, he also brushed aside security concerns.
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Our live blog tracked reaction as U.S. stocks brushed aside fresh tension over North Korea.
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Their concerns were brushed aside or otherwise dismissed, and Nassar continued to abuse his patients.
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Williams brushed aside any speculation about the 70-year-old Romney eyeing the White House.
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Mr Mahathir's request appears to have been quietly brushed aside, which may be for the best.
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Carrie Lam, Hong Kong's chief executive, has brushed aside suggestions of political interference in this case.
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The deputy prime minister brushed aside concerns of mistreatment when I asked him about Ozturk's bruising.
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A bout of Parliamentary roughhousing can be brushed aside as easily as a delicate brown forelock.
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This episode of Girls validated a type of sexual assault that is too often brushed aside.
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United Tech Chief Executive Greg Hayes, who would lead the combined company, brushed aside Boeing's concerns.
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A proposal to "zero out" money for the Texas Commission on the Arts was brushed aside.
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Trump brushed aside the message, noting it did not include a threat toward the United States.
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While Jordan has brushed aside those kinds of remarks, he isn't out of the woods yet.
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The United States and European Union countries brushed aside these denials and imposed sanctions on Russia.
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Mr. Kemp and the law's other supporters have brushed aside the risks of any political backlash.
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The White House has in recent weeks brushed aside questions about Trump's physical and mental fitness.
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But her doctor, whom several friends had recommended and who accepted Medicaid, brushed aside her complaints.
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Macías brushed aside the campaign's initial comment hours before releasing the joint statement with the campaign.
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Take this, from Zoe's story: "It's like we have been brushed aside and forgotten," Eric adds.
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Nasser brushed aside any suggestion that recent geopolitical events might have dented investor appetite in Saudi Aramco.
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They were originally brushed aside until they started lining up perfectly with photos and reports from set.
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His administration brushed aside critiques that its projections were unrealistic and relied on overly optimistic economic projections.
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The indictment announced on Friday has been mostly brushed aside as US posturing so far in Russia.
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A fiery O&aposBrien brushed aside the notion that Watson&aposs injury signaled doom for this team.
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More recently, Trump has similarly brushed aside normal conventions of soberness surrounding the yearly 9/11 anniversary.
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Cannell, the assistant fire chief in Columbus, brushed aside Trump's very personal criticism of his fire department.
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Corsi brushed aside accusations by Stone on Monday that Corsi was lying to save his own skin.
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She dreaded having to defend herself and who she was and having her real issues brushed aside.
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Trump brushed aside arguably the biggest controversy of his presidency, the botched rollout of his travel ban.
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Republicans have brushed aside the letter, with the Trump team accusing officials of "politicizing" the confirmation process.
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Before Buress's comedy routine, allegations of sexual assault against a well-known television star were brushed aside.
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This approach is harmful; it appears leaders we have trusted are being brushed aside and made ineffectual.
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The action is so swift and engaging that some possibly literal-minded questions may be brushed aside.
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In the early thirties, however, conventional notions of female virtue were brushed aside by box-office hunger.
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He dropped out of junior high after a teacher brushed aside his ambition to be a lawyer.
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But political calculations are not so easily brushed aside, especially on a question as momentous as impeachment.
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For too long the business community has brushed aside moral considerations as beneath them—naive, childlike, irrelevant.
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Analysts brushed aside concerns as mostly a headline risk since finalizing and implementing a rule could take years.
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Moreover, the fee request garnered only four objections, which Breyer brushed aside, and was not opposed by Volkswagen.
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Lopez Obrador brushed aside concerns about the data when asked about it at his daily morning press conference.
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It's a collection of important perspectives that all too often get brushed aside in mainstream conversations about women.
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Despite this, proposed reforms are often watered down or brushed aside in Brussels and many other European capitals.
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Many more experienced and savvy interlopers have seen their ambitions brushed aside by the plodding machinery of government.
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Michael added on Twitter that students' trauma was "brushed aside" out of a desire to return to normal.
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Pruitt has brushed aside many of the controversies, blaming them on staff or claiming they are politically motivated.
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Pruitt has brushed aside many of those controversies, blaming them on staff or claiming they are politically motivated.
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The House also brushed aside administration objections to a provision that would fence funding for Pentagon cloud initiatives.
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He brushed aside criticism that Facebook should have done more to get regulators on board ahead of time.
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Cornyn on Tuesday brushed aside the suggestion that Haspel's involvement in the interrogation program would be a problem.
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Hunter has brushed aside any speculation that he might forgo reelection despite The Hill's reporting that retiring Rep.
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French officials have brushed aside these qualms, insisting that it was Mr. Déby himself who invited the French.
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They don't want to appear macho, because to them women are not to be brushed aside and dismissed.
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Berlin brushed aside ideas for a central euro zone budget, common bank deposit insurance or any joint debt issuance.
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India's bowling coach Bharat Arun brushed aside the controversy during a chat with reporters at Old Trafford on Wednesday.
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Apple iPhone X. During a pre-briefing in Barcelona, an Asus rep brushed aside inevitable questions about copying Apple.
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Jewish organizations were aghast at the way Trump brushed aside legitimate fears of anti-Semitism and violence against Jews.
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But he's largely brushed aside the excesses his yearbook reflects and that many of those who knew him recall.
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Concerns voiced by businesses, pro-democracy activists, as well as legal, religious, diplomatic and other communities, were brushed aside.
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The army spokesman brushed aside any suggestions the military's hidden hand was the driving force behind the corruption investigation.
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But Ross brushed aside the prospect of a potential trade war between the two countries when asked by reporters.
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The outing could easily have been brushed aside as a bad game in an otherwise stellar season for Syndergaard.
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He brushed aside concerns that such an action would prompt a military response from Russia, an ally of Assad.
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Mr. de Blasio has consistently brushed aside speculation that there is a freeze between him and the Clinton campaign.
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But Shuster brushed aside concerns over the Senate bill, saying the chambers could hash out those differences in conference.
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Vice President Pence brushed aside comedian Michelle Wolf's recent jokes about his stance on abortion as an occupational hazard.
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Trump has brushed aside allegations from the CIA and other intelligence agencies that Russia was behind the cyber attacks.
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Their news stories could be more easily brushed aside and ignored as a product of bias or motivated reporting.
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Still, Mr. Trump brushed aside talk that tariffs were a reckless provocation, appearing to relish his role as instigator.
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That idea was brushed aside by Aqib Talib, a cornerback for the Rams and a former teammate of Gronkowski's.
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However, on Friday, in a conference following the press premiere of Okja, actress Tilda Swinton brushed aside such fears.
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European markets closed higher on Tuesday as sentiment improved and investors brushed aside economic fears over the coronavirus outbreak.
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The 9th Circuit brushed aside Facebook's doomsday warnings about the implications of its interpretation of an automated dialing system.
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Sanders brushed aside a chorus of attacks related to the price tag, and therefore feasibility, of his proposed revolution.
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He's repeatedly railed against the ineffectiveness of the upper chamber and brushed aside questions about his lax attendance record.
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Looking at markets overseas, Asia indexes posted strong gains after Wall Street brushed aside robust inflation figures published Wednesday.
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It can't be brushed aside so easily for something that was just invented that has no rapport with humanity.
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Correa has brushed aside the accusations, tweeting Tuesday that there was no evidence to support any claims he was involved.
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Right on cue, unhinged Democrats called on President Trump to cancel the summit, an absurd demand he rightly brushed aside.
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But with only six months left before the shutdown, some in the crowd still felt they were being brushed aside.
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During a tour of the site, Jewell brushed aside critics such as Trump who say regulators have strangled an industry.
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David, a 37-year-old surfer from Paris, brushed aside the fact two of the main surfing beaches are closed.
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But after years of being brushed aside by investors, the differences between the four firms are now commanding greater attention.
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Tsai also brushed aside concerns about the trade war, saying people were overly worried about its impact on China's economy.
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Allies of Mr. Trump have brushed aside the testimonies of Mr. Taylor and Mr. Sondland as mere speculation, not proof.
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Wall Street's major indexes posted record closing highs on Friday, as investors largely brushed aside worries about U.S.-China negotiations.
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Even Ben Carson brushed aside Mr. Rubio's entreaties, telling his aides he did not want to be anybody's traveling salesman.
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He brushed aside calls to become a more conventional candidate, and it paid off, making him the nation's 2628th president.
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Speaking to CNBC on Friday, Trump appeared similarly emboldened and brushed aside concerns about the consequences of his trade tactics.
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Jones brushed aside a question about two Cowboys players who had raised their fists at the end of the anthem.
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On the men's side, second-seeded Alexander Zverev brushed aside Denis Shapovalov, 6-4, 6-1, to reach the final.
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Mr. Trump has long called for better relations with Vladimir V. Putin's Russia and brushed aside complaints about its conduct.
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At least, that's what markets signaled Wednesday as investors brushed aside an indicator of ongoing trouble for the country's factories.
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Trump brushed aside those concerns, framing a crackdown on Chinese trade practices as the fulfillment of a major campaign promise.
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Another UKIP politician has brushed aside criticism of a tweet about raping a female Labour Party MP, saying it was "satire".
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" Issa brushed aside Romney's criticism, saying, "Mitt right now needs to get over the fact that somebody he didn't pick won.
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Obama brushed aside the insult, saying he understood Duterte, who has a reputation for vulgarity, was demonstrating his well-established vernacular.
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Ms. Derian outraged Argentina's military leaders when she brushed aside their denials of involvement in the abductions and murders of civilians.
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The computer program brushed aside those offers, instead selecting the vial of glue sold by Amazon itself for slightly more, $7.80.
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The White House on Friday brushed aside a House Republican proposal to use leftover Ebola funding to fight the Zika virus.
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They brushed aside the findings of the M.T.A. Transportation Reinvention Commission, a 2014 panel of transit leaders from around the world.
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I will not let this be brushed aside, and I will not stop until my country's gun control policy is reformed.
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In proceeding with the deal, Toshiba brushed aside objections by one of its business partners, Western Digital, the American storage company.
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Earlier on Monday, Trump brushed aside many concerns, in a tweet saying it "doesn't really matter" if a threat was impending.
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Bradley brushed aside the contention among the left flank of the party that Biden is out of step with today's progressives.
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The President has brushed aside presidential norms and his advisers have touted his unconventional style as a breath of fresh air.
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Wall Street ended firmer overnight as investors brushed aside worries about Middle East tensions, after a jittery start to the trade.
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But leaders of the House Intelligence Committee's probe on Friday brushed aside concerns their investigation could be complicated by Mueller's probe.
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" He brushed aside the thought of rebranding the Max, something Mr. Trump suggested on Twitter last year, calling the idea "silly.
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Officials initially brushed aside their claim, but after a public uproar, the sisters received 4 million Canadian dollars (about $3 million).
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In a telephone interview, Ms. Allred brushed aside criticisms of her involvement in Alabama and her influence on the Senate race.
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This pain, loss, and despair are not to be nodded to and then brushed aside as convenient foreplay for political theorizing.
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Trump and Pompeo have brushed aside Kim's demand for Washington to show more flexibility in talks by the end of the year.
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With many currencies on the defensive, the dollar has brushed aside a decline by benchmark U.S. Treasury yields to 15-month lows.
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There were some dissenters, like the acerbic writer Evgeny Morosov, but they were largely brushed aside in an Arab Spring-induced high.
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So the very questions Sanders brushed aside last fall will now become fodder for Donald Trump against Clinton in the general election.
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Hongmao had brushed aside these medical concerns, and its plethora of ads on Chinese television have exaggerated its powers, Dr. Tan wrote.
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Chao said a voluntary approach was appropriate, and brushed aside a question on why the guidelines would not be backed by enforcement.
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Nikki Haley on Tuesday brushed aside a series of attacks by Donald Trump and his top lieutenants with a quintessentially Southern response.
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With many currencies on the defensive, the dollar has brushed aside a decline in benchmark U.S. Treasury yields to 15-month lows.
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Trump has brushed aside concerns over a trade war, saying the U.S. can't lose because it already has such a significant deficit.
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But at a news conference Trump brushed aside a question about whether it was a mistake to accuse British intelligence of eavesdropping.
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VIENTIANE (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Tuesday brushed aside accusations that Moscow was behind the hacking of Democratic Party emails.
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The former New York City mayor also brushed aside the prospect that Trump's tweets could be used to build an obstruction case.
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Closer Craig Kimbrel brushed aside an inning-opening single by Jarrett Parker to pitch a scoreless 260th and earn his 14th save.
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The chief justice brushed aside criticism that Delaware court rulings have made it tougher for investors to bring cases challenging board decisions.
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Rotenberg brushed aside the sanctions in a social media post, saying work was underway to complete the railway section of the bridge.
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Experiences I brushed aside, accepted as normal or forgot about because I was able to slip away have come to the surface.
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Policymakers largely brushed aside the opinions of two of the bloc's science agencies, which had found that glyphosate was not a carcinogen.
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Facebook has brushed aside much of the contents of the documents and said they paint an incomplete picture of its internal workings.
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Mr. Imamoglu brushed aside speculation that this contest for Istanbul could help him challenge Mr. Erdogan for the presidency in four years.
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Secretary Clinton's supporters, for example, brushed aside the political vulnerability her private email server created because reasoned explanation could quiet voters' doubts.
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People also noted how, despite this reckoning, the many women who accused Donald Trump of sexual assault and misconduct were brushed aside.
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Dave brushed aside concerns that Monsanto's withdrawal of the cotton variety will hurt Indian farmers as existing seeds become vulnerable to pests.
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Pompeo brushed aside suggestions of differences between himself and Trump over a timeline for North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons.
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Mr. Putin has brushed aside the accusations, saying he was proud to have friends like Mr. Roldugin, calling him a "brilliant musician."
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They acknowledged the Democratic cash influx may continue but brushed aside concerns it would derail their shot at taking back the House.
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The language indicated China wants to push forward with a diplomatic proposal for North Korea that the Trump administration has brushed aside.
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There are aspects that are not working well that shouldn't be brushed aside or ignored, but should be focal points of improvement.
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But Mr. Trump brushed aside those concerns in the last few days and embraced the conventional role as leader of his party.
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Snapchat needs to look beyond its app if it doesn't want to be brushed aside by Facebook's might in the coming years.
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VIENTIANE (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov on Tuesday brushed aside accusations that Moscow was behind the hacking of Democratic Party emails.
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He also brushed aside the idea that central banks can boost the effectiveness of negative interest rate policies by issuing digital currencies.
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" He also shrugged off Kim's brutality as a dictator and brushed aside his "love" remarks about Kim as a "figure of speech.
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Berlin also brushed aside Washington's demands, joined the AIIB and continued to build a Sino-German "dream team" to promote trade and investments.
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Women voters are tired of their concerns being brushed aside, and we're paying attention to how those running for office are addressing them.
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It's a stark reminder of how deeply embedded horrors like this have become, and how easily they've been brushed aside in the past.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, who made billions in the steel industry, brushed aside concerns that middle-class Americans would object to paying more.
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On Wednesday, Bolton brushed aside the North Korean remarks against him and said odds were still in favor of the summit going ahead.
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The case was needlessly rushed, added Mr Aurangzeb (the 174-page verdict contains many garbled phrases, such as "brushacite" instead of "brushed aside").
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Rosen left Fox News just days after 21st Century Fox mogul Rupert Murdoch brushed aside questions about sexual harassment claims at the network.
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Last week, Politico reported that the men, turned off by Trump's rhetoric and policies, brushed aside efforts to meet with the GOP nominee.
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Mr Erdogan's hosts also brushed aside his request for the extradition of eight Turkish soldiers who fled to Greece following the failed coup.
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With many currencies on the defensive, the dollar has brushed aside a decline in benchmark U.S. Treasury debt yields to 15-month lows.
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It's a damning story for an ostensibly feminist public figure—and it isn't even the first time Clinton allegedly brushed aside such warnings.
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Left in their dust was a battered Woods, the 14-times major winner being drubbed three times, with Patrick Reed brushed aside twice.
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Powell has brushed aside Trump's complaints and insisted the Fed would continue to move rates in response to data, not the president's attacks.
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He brushed aside the doom-and-gloom over the military budget cuts as "being over-exaggerated" in a 2013 interview with Fox News.
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Lombardo brushed aside questions about changes to the timeline regarding how precisely the attack unfolded and when police first arrived on the scene.
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Trump has regularly brushed aside those criticisms, arguing that the penalties on imports are necessary to secure improved trade deals with various countries.
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If Dr. Ford's claims are simply brushed aside, they will linger over Kavanaugh—and, more importantly, over the Supreme Court as an institution.
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Powell, appointed to the Fed in 2012, has brushed aside Trump's comments and insisted the bank would act independently of the White House.
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And in this corner: The Penguins (50-21-11, 111 points, +33), who brushed aside a very good Blue Jackets team in five.
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He brushed aside warnings from his friends that his criticism of the kingdom's rulers had drawn their enmity, making the consulate dangerous territory.
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Pierre Nkurunziza, Burundi's embattled president, brushed aside a four-day deadline to accept MAPROBU, and said any intervention would be met with force.
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But the moments when, say, Wick says he worries about being damned are brushed aside by Stahelski's sheer skill at staging operatic action.
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For decades, the Saudi regime brushed aside any attempt to criticize its abysmal record on women's rights by claiming a form of exceptionalism.
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His spokesman brushed aside prosecutors' allegations of witness tampering, but declined to comment on Mr. Manafort's relationship with Mr. Friedman and Mr. Sager.
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She said the Friends are finally making their objections broadly public because their initial complaints to the Preservation Society had been brushed aside.
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The administration has not presented evidence to support its claim that Iran is responsible and has brushed aside the Houthi claims of responsibility.
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During the event, too, one heckler loudly accused her of lying; Ms. Warren brushed aside the comments and went on with her remarks.
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Erdogan brushed aside investors' concerns, telling his AKP lawmakers on Tuesday that the YSK decision was "an important step to strengthen our democracy".
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She brushed aside a question as to whether she would rule out running for a fifth term, which few people expect her to seek.
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That relationships were set up almost entirely to regulate property and organize extended families has been brushed aside, a quaint memory of times past.
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But when questions arose over a purchase enabling aerial infrared surveillance, the input of civil liberties advocates through the CCOPS process was brushed aside.
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The ruling was significant also because it brushed aside arguments made by the president and his conservative allies that the impeachment probe was illegitimate.
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Donald Trump brushed aside concerns about Mr Erdogan's crackdown on political opponents, while Mr Erdogan's bodyguards brawled with protesters outside the Turkish ambassador's residence.
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Analysts also brushed aside caution from Facebook Chief Financial Officer David Wehner that tougher comparisons could result in revenue growth deceleration in upcoming quarters.
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President Obama on Thursday brushed aside concerns from some of his supporters that his Supreme Court nominee does not add diversity to the bench.
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But Klinsmann brushed aside any worry that his team would not have sufficient support on home soil and praised the atmosphere in Santa Clara.
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Interviewed by Bret Baier of Fox News on Friday, the president brushed aside criticism of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un's human rights record.
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Last summer, the conservative justices brushed aside the bigoted origins of Trump's Muslim ban to uphold it as a valid exercise of executive power.
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Cruz, however, brushed aside the notion that he wouldn't be able to work with a Republican-controlled Congress if he wins the White House.
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In a letter posted to Medium on Wednesday, the employees wrote of a work atmosphere where concerns from LGBTQ employees are regularly brushed aside.
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White House press secretary Josh Earnest brushed aside the notion that high turnout on the Republican side is a sign of enthusiasm for Trump.
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There, she will play Muguruza, the No. 218 seed who brushed aside No. 26 Samantha Stosur, 22-23, 22-21, on Suzanne Lenglen Court.
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Last month, the Trump administration brushed aside a FIOA request for visitor logs at the resort, releasing only a small portion of those guests.
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Mr. Le, heading a delegation of more than 60 officials, brushed aside concerns about China's crackdown on human rights activists under President Xi Jinping.
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The war was fought for freedom, but Indian political demands were brushed aside in the 1940s, with nationalists enduring heavy-handed policing and imprisonment.
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President Trump on Thursday brushed aside Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen's suggestion that the pair speak again by phone, citing relations with China's leader.
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Bach's comments came after Rio's Olympic chief Carlos Nuzman brushed aside complaints over power failures and other problems revealed during a gymnastics test event.
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Separately, President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines brushed aside an invitation to the White House, saying he was "tied up" with other international visits.
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Several of those victims said they reported his abuse to various Michigan State leaders but their concerns were brushed aside or not taken seriously.
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GOP leaders have brushed aside calls for new gun control laws after the deadly mass shooting, instead focusing their response on school safety. Sen.
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Australia meanwhile brushed aside Zimbabwe, who finished their first ever appearance in a major tournament with no points and a minus 12 goal difference.
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There was the time he was brushed aside by the leaders of his field when he approached with a math question at a conference.
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Today, Wehner and Lancaster's stories seem like accounts that were ignored and brushed aside, not the fabrications they were once made out to be.
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He brushed aside concerns that the administration's moves to modify a nuclear deal with Iran could make an agreement with North Korea more difficult.
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Markets wave off global risks SYDNEY - Markets have brushed aside risks and recurring bad news on geopolitics to stay focussed on positive macro-economic cues.
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He brushed aside questions from Sanders, Stabenow and Sheldon Whitehouse about lifting the caps on contributions from income, saying there are other "levers" to pull.
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At the BOJ's March policy meeting, the BOJ kept monetary settings unchanged and its chief brushed aside speculation of an early exit from quantitative easing.
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While Etihad's annual report trumpeted the 5m passengers and $1.4bn revenue that its equity partners gifted it in 2015, the associated losses were brushed aside.
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"The improved core inflation figure will therefore be easily brushed aside in the discussions about fresh ECB action: its coming," they said in a note.
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In the last three weeks, a panel appointed by Mr. Snyder reported that state officials had for months wrongly brushed aside complaints about the contamination.
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In the 1980s, Manafort launched a Washington consulting firm that brushed aside conventions by fusing together the once-separate spheres of lobbying and political consulting.
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And he brushed aside accusations that he made fun of that reporter's disability, arguing that he didn't know the journalist who had interviewed him before.
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On Thursday, Anwar brushed aside talk of a challenge from Azmin for the premiership and said he had the support needed to become prime minister.
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Right now, Baltimore and communities across the country call out for the prosecution of police misconduct after having too many incidents brushed aside by authorities.
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But Martin brushed aside concerns that HSBC's investment could be scaled back as China's economic growth slows, saying the bank remained committed to the region.
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The 2013 champion brushed aside Strycova 6-1 6-2 to maintain her impeccable record against the Czech and reach her second final in Sydney.
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Iran's state-owned news agency IRNA brushed aside Trump's tweet and described it as a "passive reaction" to Rouhani's remarks, according to the Associated Press.
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Xu Chunyan, an agent for Qiaobi based in the southeastern city of Suzhou, brushed aside the criticism, saying the ad was meant to be provocative.
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Kudlow, who started his job a week ago after his predecessor, Gary Cohn, quit over the tariff plan, brushed aside the possibility of economic repercussions.
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Concerns about the alliance are apt to be brushed aside during Moon's visit, if only because the agenda centers on coordinating North Korean negotiating strategies.
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For more than a year, the drug maker brushed aside repeated warnings from a whistle-blower about systemic fraud and corruption in its China operations.
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But Trump has brushed aside those concerns, saying his desire to crack down on illegal immigration is stronger than his willingness to finalize trade deals.
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He confirmed that she had been a candidate for chief executive, even as he brushed aside claims that there was any sexism at his company.
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Judge Brian Cogan brushed aside a request by Guzmán's public defenders to allow a new team of private attorneys to officially take over the case.
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Schumer brushed aside questions about whether he had received any indication from Republicans that they were open to a deal, directing reporters to GOP leadership.
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The horrors of slavery in America cannot be understated, nor can the irreparable damage to a culture be something that is ignored or brushed aside.
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Trump has been accused by multiple women of sexual misconduct and assault with seemingly little consequences, and he has largely brushed aside accusations against others.
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" He brushed aside the charges against the chief, saying, "He did one bad thing that I'm guilty of, too — taking a picture with a body.
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In his decision to lift the limits, Mr. Trump brushed aside vigorous protests by European leaders who brought their objections to Washington in recent weeks.
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Mr. Franken said on Monday that he remembered the kissing encounter with Ms. Tweeden "differently" than her first-person account, but brushed aside the distinction.
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In an exclusive interview with Business Insider, Honeywell CEO Darius Adamczyk brushed aside the threat posed by its quantum-computing rivals like IBM and Google.
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" Grimm, a former FBI agent who has a more brash, pugnacious style, brushed aside Trump's endorsement of Donovan, saying it "didn't bother me at all.
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Pulisic acknowledged the enormousness of the figure, and the expectations that come with it, but he brushed aside the notion that it might burden him.
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He also brushed aside a question about Republicans appearing to intervene in the Democratic race, pointing out the ads were a positive message about Smith.
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Initially, the Trump team brushed aside the meeting, saying it had been about Russian adoptions in a statement reportedly crafted largely by the president himself.
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It's the kind of silly insult that can sometimes get under his skin even when more serious criticism gets brushed aside (by his tiny hands).
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In an interview with Fox News Radio, Bolton brushed aside the remarks against him and said odds were still in favor of the summit going ahead.
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Larry Kudlow, Trump's top economic adviser, brushed aside the questions the Times reports raise in an interview with George Stephanopoulos on ABC's This Week on Sunday.
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When the crowd booed him in the previous debates, he brushed aside the boo-birds like he was sweeping pigeons off the terrace of his penthouse.
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Earlier on Thursday, Anwar brushed aside talk of a challenge from Azmin for the premiership and said he had the support needed to become prime minister.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street rebounded on Tuesday in a broad-based rally as investors brushed aside intensifying trade rhetoric between the United States and China.
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Amazon Chief Financial Officer Brian Olsavsky brushed aside worries about out-of-stock items at Whole Foods and misfires in the company's Fresh grocery delivery product.
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Mr. Steinmeier, who left for Latin America before Thursday's vote, brushed aside Mr. Ozdemir's criticism, noting that there were always complicating factors in delicate diplomatic matters.
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Fund managers have brushed aside concerns about the enormous concentration of long positions already in the market and the risk of a sharp liquidation-driven reversal.
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Nunes brushed aside the CNN report and said the document was only a "page and a half" and didn't have the information he was looking for.
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John Shimkus (R-Ill.), who faced the most significant primary challenge among Illinois House Republicans, easily brushed aside his opponent, Club for Growth-backed state Sen.
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Mohamed survived a bid to impeach him amid chaotic scenes in the Indian Ocean island nation's parliament in March and Yameen brushed aside the latest attempt.
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Trump has brushed aside those criticisms, saying the U.S. has been taken advantage of so badly in the past that it cannot lose a trade war.
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Any allegations of misconduct or impropriety won't warrant a FBI investigation and can be safely brushed aside so that the nominee can entrench partisan political power.
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Mr. Trump also brushed aside questions about his recent move to ask voters at rallies to raise their right hands and promise to vote for him.
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Crude rallied after U.S. inventories unexpectedly plummeted and as Saudi Arabia brushed aside comments from U.S. President Donald Trump seeking to keep oil prices from climbing.
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Thursday's standout fixture features an intriguing clash between Lithuania and Australia, who both brushed aside Canada and eliminated them in the preliminary stage of the tournament.
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He once again brushed aside calls to reinstate the wealth tax, whose elimination early in his administration has been a bugbear of the Yellow Vest movement.
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Robin Vos, the Republican speaker of the Assembly, defended the legislation as a necessary check on executive power and brushed aside claims of a power grab.
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The White House brushed aside threats by North Korea this past week to cancel the sit-down, scheduled for June 12 in Singapore, as tactical maneuvering.
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LeBron James brushed aside the suggestion that the Cavaliers' 227-210 victory was anything other than a solid effort as the team rounds into playoff form.
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In an interview last year with National Public Radio, Justice Ginsburg notably brushed aside skepticism about her health, recalling a comment from a senator long ago.
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Elena Rybakina, who knocked out Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin, brushed aside Katerina Siniakova 6-3 6-3 to book a quarter-final clash with Pliskova.
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TikTok's director of creator community brushed aside allegations of Chinese influence on the social media app Tuesday, as the app faces a U.S. national security investigation.
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Cornyn brushed aside a question about the tension between some of Trump's court picks and his GOP colleagues, noting they were anomalies rather than the norm.
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Trump, too, trades on a narrative of economic victimhood -- and a pretense that decisions about fiscal responsibility can be brushed aside by the roar of a rally.
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Infantino brushed aside concerns over the readiness of World Cup referees or concerns that the VAR system was taking the spontaneity and excitement out of the sport.
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Thune brushed aside Trump's claims of voter fraud -- and a call for an investigation -- indicating to the new President it is time to get back on track.
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Blinded by his own ambition, Comey brushed aside superiors, rules and maybe laws while giving Hillary Clinton a free pass and turning the screws on Donald Trump.
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Customers have been violated in shocking ways, then seen their reports brushed aside, while offending therapists have been allowed to keep their professional standing with no consequences.
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Howell brushed aside arguments made by Trump's supporters that the impeachment inquiry is illegitimate because the House has not held a formal vote authorizing such a probe.
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But all of them were brushed aside, in every part of the state, by church leaders who preferred to protect the abusers and their institution above all.
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Trump brushed aside Hillary Clinton's attempts to tie him to white supremacists groups and the "alt right," dredging up Clinton's "super predator" comments made two decades ago.
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"The yuan had factored in the Fed's latest stance," said a dealer at a European bank in Shanghai, and so traders brushed aside a higher official fix.
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The decision on September 28th overturned a veto by President Barack Obama and brushed aside furious lobbying by Saudi Arabia, the primary target of the new law.
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Foxx has generally brushed aside concerns about whether the incoming administration would scrap any of the proposed regulations that have already been put forward by the DOT.
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Prices were already higher after Saudi Arabia's influential energy minister brushed aside pressure from President Donald Trump to tread carefully as OPEC and its allies cut output.
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Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at comScore, brushed aside the disconnect between fans' and critics' ratings, saying rabid fan response on social media could help ticket sales.
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Ryan, the speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, brushed aside reports that he was ready to endorse Trump during a meeting with reporters in the Capitol.
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In an interview as part of the Reuters 2020 Investment Outlook Summit, the former portfolio manager at Manulife Asset Management brushed aside concerns that the Sino-U.
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Elizabeth Holmes, decked out for court in high heels and a suit, brushed aside questions on Monday about legal fees her civil attorneys say she hasn't paid.
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And he brushed aside suggestions that a Trump-Putin meeting would amount to conciliation from a President who intelligence agencies assess was favored by the Russian government.
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He also brushed aside speculation that he covets a cabinet position, saying his decision to support Mr. Trump was animated by his concern for the country's security.
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Moulton brushed aside any attempt to connect his New Hampshire trip to campaign for Marine veteran and congressional candidate Maura Sullivan (D) with any White House ambitions.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) on Tuesday brushed aside calls to recuse himself from the panel's investigation into Russian interference in the U.S. election.
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Having brushed aside Canada and Senegal in their opening two games, Australia took a 216-224 lead against the more fancied Lithuanians late in the first half.
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Mr. Trump has brushed aside worries about any negative effect that Mr. Kraft's presence at an official event could have, according to people close to the president.
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Mary Juanita's founder, Andrew Miller, 38, brushed aside the idea that the possible legalization of marijuana in New York and elsewhere might diminish interest in his goods.
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"And for a long time, teachers have felt, not only did they not have money, but what they were doing was being brushed aside and not respected."
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Too often, these policies are brushed aside as "women's issues," but they have a huge impact on our productivity and on our nation's workforce and global competitiveness.
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Mr. Gorka dismissed such criticisms during a Wednesday interview with Sean Hannity of Fox News and brushed aside some of the more controversial reports buzzing around him.
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Ms. Sapienza said that she told the headmaster what happened to her when she was still a student in the 1980s, and her complaint was brushed aside.
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Bartow and Crick implored the captain to reconsider, warning him again that the duds were too dangerous to handle or move, but Fajardo brushed aside their concerns.
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Republicans brushed aside the conclusions, insisting that economic growth would cover the deficits projected and pointing to spending as the real threat to the nation's fiscal health.
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He brushed aside the constitutional confrontation as a "hoax" based on unfounded charges, even as he conceded that it would be a permanent blot on his presidency.
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"Obama also wrote that Queen Elizabeth brushed aside protocol about where to sit in a car with her, reportedly saying, "Oh it's all rubbish, just get in.
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Both Democrats and Republicans have seen their presumptive nominees of a year ago — deeply experienced, proven political leaders — brushed aside by Iowans in favor of idol-smashing outsiders.
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That episode hasn't dampened Trump's view of the kingdom, however, and just this week he brushed aside a UN report calling for the FBI to investigate the killing.
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Roared on by their supporters, world and European champions Serbia brushed aside Olympic champions Croatia as Dusan Mandic and Andrija Prlainovic scored three goals each for the hosts.
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But it's also the case, as Mann makes abundantly clear, that the massacre was brushed aside because white supremacists had a history of killing with impunity for years.
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As for Edwards, who is currently waiting out the storm near Daytona, he was amused by the sheriff's call out and brushed aside peoples' jeers and snide remarks.
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That legislation, approved to avert a government shutdown, brushed aside all of President Trump's plans to restructure the federal government (except for his push for higher military spending).
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He described how frustrating it was to try to undertake legal training only to have it brushed aside by judges who were more interested in form than substance.
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We had several stories from participants who described situations where their medical advice was ignored or brushed aside during a medical emergency that could affect a patient's health.
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They also brushed aside another report on Thursday from payrolls processor ADP showing that private employers added 153,000 jobs in December after boosting payrolls by 215,000 in November.
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Crude rallied on Wednesday after U.S. inventories unexpectedly plummeted and as Saudi Arabia brushed aside comments from U.S. President Donald Trump seeking to keep oil prices from climbing.
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It behooved us all to wait to see if other sources or outlets confirmed the story — and instead, North Korea's media brushed aside a key part of it.
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Scott DesJarlais (R-Tenn.), another Freedom Caucus member who was one of the first lawmakers to endorse Trump, brushed aside the importance of passing the bill by Thursday.
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The former MVP brushed aside any trade talk last time out and dominated the AL-best Houston Astros, scattering five hits over six scoreless innings in a win.
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He also brushed aside any notion that there may be more pressure from its other 2,900 clients, noting that the Anthem deal was different from all the others.
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Waiting for Del Potro in the last four will be Spaniard Ferrer, who brushed aside ATP NextGen Finals champion Chung Hyeon of South Korea 6-3 6-2.
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NEW YORK, Sept 73 (Reuters) - Wall Street rebounded on Tuesday in a broad-based rally as investors brushed aside intensifying trade rhetoric between the United States and China.
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House Republicans brushed aside demands from Democrats that they wait for the CBO's revised score before passing their bill, and on Wednesday said the analysis offered good news.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton brushed aside a question about his tax affairs on Thursday and said winning his fourth Formula One title had yet to sink in.
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If Hillary Clinton brushed aside medical advice to rest after getting a diagnosis of mild pneumonia, she was risking developing a more serious case, medical experts said Monday.
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Many Democrats brushed aside Bill Clinton's sexual misconduct in the 1990s because of their support for his policies and desire to keep Republicans out of the White House.
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Hamilton, who leads the German by 34 points with just five races to go, brushed aside a suggestion about how aggressive Vettel might be into the first corner.
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Republicans with closer ties to Mr. Trump's administration brushed aside the idea that the president has made it more difficult for minority candidates to succeed within the party.
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However, when Mr. Trump directly challenges the Constitution by insinuating that freedom of the press is "disgusting," his comments are brushed aside or outright ignored by conservative lawmakers.
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Having brushed aside their preliminary pool opponents, Serbia hit the ground running again as their deep roster, including five NBA players, dominated the Puerto Ricans in every department.
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Still, the president brushed aside questions about Mr. Whitaker that, to most legal experts, are fundamental: Should he be disqualified because he was not confirmed by the Senate?
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"I have expressed my concern to my chain of command who has my back but once it goes to the [battalion] level it's just brushed aside," he said.
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Speaking on MSNBC's "AM Joy," Michael Avenatti said that Daniels' upcoming "60 Minutes" interview will lend credibility to allegations that have been brushed aside by the White House.
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Ryan brushed aside Trump's tweet — "I don't really take it as going after me" — and expressed confidence that Congress would act on the debt limit before the deadline.
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All that was brushed aside as we followed a faint spur and walked in among a scatter of rock walls and columns within the shade of an alcove.
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But while plaintiffs' lawyers involved in multidistrict litigation have largely brushed aside such criticism, the fighting now underway in the G.M. lawsuit highlights the potential problems with these cases.
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The harm suffered by the complainants, meanwhile — both allegedly at Galloway's hands and then later, over the course of the investigation and its aftermath — was brushed aside as unimportant.
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Mrs Merkel yesterday merely brushed aside Mr Schulz's talk of a federal Europe, saying the EU should concentrate on improving its practical "ability to act", not long-term visions.
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Ryan, who previously said there is "no place in a presidential campaign" for those types of social media posts, brushed aside a question about it during his news conference.
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The decision comes a day after Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull brushed aside criticism from staunchly conservative elements of his Coalition government to attend Sydney's annual gay Mardi Gras parade.
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Washington (CNN)Republican front-runner Donald Trump on Tuesday brushed aside demeaning comments from Marco Rubio about the size of his hands, saying others disagree with the Florida senator.
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The response from Democrats comes in stark contrast to members of the GOP, who have largely brushed aside the notion that the president could be in any hot water.
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But top GOP senators have brushed aside Democratic concerns and accused them of cherry-picking quotes from Kavanaugh, who has also defended the decades-old Supreme Court ruling. Sen.
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Whether it's by a potential employer, a strategic partner or a client, being brushed aside or entirely ignored in the workplace can produce feelings of defeat, disappointment and confusion.
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The reversal came after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) repeatedly brushed aside calls to ground the plane, even though nearly two dozen other countries suspended flights by the jets.
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" Veteran tech stocks present good value after having been brushed aside as focus turned to consumer-facing stocks such as Amazon and Netflix, he explained Tuesday on "Trading Nation.
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In a meeting with New York Times reporters, Trump brushed aside concerns that Congress might not get on board with the package to improve roads, bridges, tunnels and more.
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And Mr. Smollett's lawyer, Mark J. Geragos, previously rejected the city's request to pay for the cost of the investigation and had brushed aside the threat of a lawsuit.
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The memo arrived at the White House on Monday evening after Republicans on the House intelligence committee brushed aside opposition from the Justice Department and voted to release it.
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In a sign of the administration's tough line on Iran, Ms. Sanders brushed aside a potentially dangerous typo in its initial statement on Monday evening about the Israeli disclosures.
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But Mr. Trump brushed aside the threat on Wednesday, telling reporters, "We'll have to see" and adding that he still planned to demand that Pyongyang surrender its nuclear program.
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While markets have largely brushed aside fears of long-term economic damage from the virus, a steady drip of new cases in countries beyond China has kept concerns alive.
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For those who feel certain the states' case on the tax law will be quickly brushed aside, it's worth recalling the legal maneuvering that followed the enactment of Obamacare.
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Republican lawmakers on Tuesday brushed aside a report from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) that found their signature tax law would add $1.9 trillion to deficits by 2028.
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In a last-minute news conference outside the Capitol, Tlaib brushed aside concerns that she failed to get more than one other Democrat to sign on to her resolution.
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The Chinese banking regulator's newly appointed chief on Thursday brushed aside suggestions that he would spearhead a merger of the country's three financial industry watchdogs, describing the talk as "rumour".
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Defence ministry spokesman Kongcheep Tantravanich said about 2,000 military personnel were involved in the cave mission, and he brushed aside any suggestion anyone was even thinking about a popularity boost.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Big-hitting Russian Daniil Medvedev brushed aside Hungary's Marton Fucsovics 6-4 6-3 on Sunday to win the Sofia Open title, gifting himself an early birthday present.
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He brushed aside a question from the newspaper about whether he was concerned about the impact the impeachment inquiry was having on his image and his leadership at the department.
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Speaking of sweeps, the Islanders brushed aside Carolina in a home-and-home set to move within three points of white-hot Pittsburgh for third place in the Metropolitan Division.
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As for Nibali, the surprise winner of this year's Giro d'Italia, he brushed aside a suggestion that there was something amiss, even though he finished 13:45 behind on Wednesday.
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With an indifference to genuine moral judgment, the Clinton administration brushed aside Arafat's heinous crimes and militant agenda, embraced him as a peacemaker, and white washed his vicious record. Why?
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Not so long ago, Indonesian coal executives brushed aside concerns about slowing sales to China, citing strong Indian demand - suggesting they have underestimated India's ability to quickly ramp up production.
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Governor Chris Christie of New Jersey, who served as head of the Trump transition team before being brushed aside for Vice President Mike Pence, said he warned Trump about Flynn.
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In doing so it has brushed aside warnings from the United States and other nations and even a ruling against its territorial claims by an international arbitration panel in 2016.
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"History is generally written from a dominant society's point of view and not that of the suppressed, and therefore true history is brushed aside, masked, dismissed or destroyed," he added.
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Mr. Kelly did not believe it was appropriate to overrule the security clearance process and had brushed aside or avoided dealing with Mr. Kushner's requests, a former administration official said.
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On Monday, Trump and his Secretary of State Mike Pompeo brushed aside this demand with Pompeo saying Kim should keep his promise to give up his nuclear weapons before then.
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Elysia Tse, LaSalle's head of research & Strategy, Asia Pacific, identified China as a market with huge business growth potential, and brushed aside concerns over currency fluctuations and Beijing's capital control policies.
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Elliott Abrams, U.S. special representative for Venezuela, brushed aside questions over whether Washington had lost interest amid other pressing foreign policy issues such as tensions with Iran and China trade talks.
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ABOUT THE HEAT (1063-34): Miami ended up losing 98-88 at Boston on Wednesday but quickly brushed aside what could have been a demoralizing loss and focused on the positives.
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Climate change is usually brushed aside in presidential elections because we are myopic creatures who seek immediate gratification but Democratic candidates are focused on making the issue central to the race.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lanka on Tuesday brushed aside as "unwarranted and unacceptable" international criticism of its decision to name a war veteran accused of human rights violations as its army chief.
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In addition, CNN reported that Musk reportedly brushed aside certain concerns as negligible compared to Autopilot's overall lifesaving potential, but employees who worked on Autopilot struggled to make the same leap.
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Japan's Nikkei brushed aside a stronger yen to rise 1.7 percent, Hong Kong's Hang Seng climbed 1.3 percent and Shanghai edged up ahead of a week-long Lunar New Year holiday.
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The laws are mainly environmental regulations that need to be brushed aside in order to begin building in the Chihuahua Desert, one of the most biologically diverse deserts in the world.
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Liu, the senior Chinese official, brushed aside suggestions that increasingly shaky China-US relations -- marked by an on-again, off-again trade war -- could impede bilateral efforts on the fentanyl issue.
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Press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Wednesday brushed aside criticism over the White House's lack of press briefings, calling it "absolutely absurd" to say that administration officials don't answer reporters' questions.
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But Brooks has brushed aside that previous criticism, pointing to the fact that he donated to Trump's campaign in the general election and encouraged voters to back the GOP presidential ticket.
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On Tuesday, Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop brushed aside the change of assignment saying "it's not unusual," and that Canberra understands the "significant challenges" facing the US on the Korean Peninsula.
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Sterling buyers brushed aside an opinion poll that showed UK Prime Minister Theresa May's Conservatives had slumped to fifth place before European parliamentary elections and Nigel Farage's Brexit Party had surged.
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Concerns around self-care and wellness cannot be brushed aside—Capricorn is a sign that's all about responsibility, and who is the most important person to be responsible for, dear lion?
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Cruz, a U.S. Senator from Texas who was born to a U.S. citizen mother and Cuban father in Calgary, Alberta, has brushed aside the attacks about his eligibility as pure politics.
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" Read More: "Putin's cook" is trolling the Mueller investigation in court Prigozhin has brushed aside the allegations, and said that U.S. sanctions against him simply mean he'll "stop going to McDonald's.
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Ms. Gillibrand, who won re-election to her second full term on Tuesday, had for months brushed aside questions about her 2020 ambitions by saying she was focused fully on 2018.
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The advisor, who declined to be identified, brushed aside Trump's "pull-out" directive as "wishful thinking", arguing that foreign investors would gravitate toward China's huge market potential and massive consumer base.
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Talk of an undefeated postseason had been brushed aside prior to Game 3, but with a 3-0 lead, Stephen Curry was finally willing to acknowledge it as a worthy goal.
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Nadal, who had earlier brushed aside the incident, said he preferred Kyrgios more when he was playing his fiery brand of tennis instead of drawing attention for his on-court antics.
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Ralph Northam, whose friends in the media quickly brushed aside his blackface and KKK garb scandal last year, declared a state of emergency while ironically painting gun owners as white supremacists.
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On Thursday, he brushed aside a question about possible Democratic defections, saying he was solely focused on getting the four Republican votes he needed to force the Senate to subpoena witnesses.
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Afterward, Judge repeated his usual bromides about treating each day as its own entity and brushed aside questions about whether the strikeout streak or his current funk were weighing on him.
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Nunes has brushed aside the notion that the memo wouldn't be persuasive without the underlying intelligence to substantiate its claims, calling the argument Democratic obstruction of his investigation into DOJ misconduct.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Local favorite Grigor Dimitrov brushed aside unseeded Georgian Nikoloz Basilashvili 6-1 6-3 on Saturday to set up a final clash against David Goffin at the Sofia Open.
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Despite efforts to curb hate speech, eradicate bullying and extend tolerance, a culture of nastiness has metastasized in which meanness is routinely rewarded, and common decency and civility are brushed aside.
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Burr brushed aside any possibility that the Senate's final legislation could include a requirement that federal investigators obtain a warrant before accessing the communications of Americans caught up in foreign surveillance.
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Seppi brushed aside India's No. 1, Prajnesh Gunneswaran, 6-1, 6-43, in the first reverse singles match on Kolkata's grass court after India avoided a whitewash by taking the doubles.
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Markets largely brushed aside talk of a leadership challenge to British Prime Minister Theresa May, as well as a House of Lords report that said her Brexit legislation plans contained "fundamental flaws".
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To give him due credit, Bush has stood out of the pack by constantly criticizing Trump, but he's shown a tendency to focus on trivial non-issues that are easily brushed aside.
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CNN previously reported in July that Musk "brushed aside certain concerns as negligible compared to Autopilot's overall lifesaving potential," and that employees who worked on Autopilot "struggled" to make the same reconciliation.
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Don Wilson, a Los Angeles lawyer who worked with Franklin, told the AP in September the "Respect" singer had long brushed aside his advice to set up a will and a trust.
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The fact that a gay bar was attacked by a Muslim man is not to be brushed aside or understated—it is the unconscionable but predictable consequence of a deep-seated homophobia.
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Brash Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte brushed aside criticism of his handling of the local drug war and questions about human rights violations by telling his people to be more positive in 2017.
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Fiorentina brushed aside Qarabag 5-1 with Khouma Babacar and Mauro Zarate both scoring twice against the Azerbaijani side who played an hour with 10 men after Elvin Yunuszada was sent off.
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His own 2015 world record of 57.92 seconds was brushed aside with a 57.55 in Saturday's heats and he was over a second faster in qualifying than anyone else in the final.
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Since winning the election, he has brushed aside critiques from politicians like Senator Elizabeth Warren, but he knows Streep has the ability to reach a mass audience that otherwise tunes out politics.
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Proposals other than what's essentially more business are brushed aside, or else patched over with a type of liberal politics that's heavy on rhetorical flair but light on relevance outside privileged circles.
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And when they did, they largely brushed aside the testimony and the mounting pressure on Trump by calling on their supporters to keep their eyes on the prize: implementing a conservative agenda.
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Shino Tanikawa, a school integration advocate, told me that de Blasio's proposal was part of a depressingly familiar pattern of Asian-Americans either being lumped in with white people or brushed aside.
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Nunes has brushed aside the notion that the memo would be unpersuasive without the underlying intelligence to substantiate its claims, calling the argument Democratic obstruction of his investigation into Justice Department misconduct.
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Instead, the issue was brushed aside, as Australia's Nick Warner had the final word: "All I can say is I'm amazed there's still a debate about this in the U.S.," he said.
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But more than a dozen pages of anonymous back-and-forth between reviewers and the committee show some reviewers almost desperate to stop the papers' publication while the authors brushed aside criticism.
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Guo brushed aside concerns over his disappearance at the end of last year, when he helped Chinese authorities with an investigation which Fosun has said was mostly concerned with his personal affairs.
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He also brushed aside the findings of the M.T.A. Transportation Reinvention Commission, a 2014 panel of transit leaders Mr. Cuomo convened from around the world, which warned of growing concerns about maintenance.
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A strong third quarter gave Brazil a 102-94 win over New Zealand, Greece brushed aside Montenegro 85-60 and France beat Germany 803-74 in the day's most evenly balanced contest.
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China once brushed aside American accusations of "militarizing" the South China Sea — something the country's leader, Xi Jinping, vowed publicly not to do during an appearance with President Barack Obama in 2015.
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He also brushed aside Bates's reading of the Constitution's requirement that consent was needed from "the legislatures of the states concerned" to mean that both Virginia and West Virginia had to approve.
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Asked whether he's concerned that China will stop working with Thales once it has gained the know-how it needs and can develop technology on its own, Guyot brushed aside such worries.
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But Kenneth Prager, a professor of medicine and director of clinical ethics at Columbia University, who is not involved in the case, argued that the parents' wishes should not be brushed aside.
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He brushed aside concerns about Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's far-reaching purge following the recent failed military coup, for example, instead focusing on the potential for cooperation with Erdoğan against ISIS.
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When pressed on whether he believed Trump's allegations, House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes -- one of Trump's strongest supporters in the House and a member of his transition team -- brushed aside the President's allegations.
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Arguments about the merits of negotiating with the Taliban instead of fighting them were brushed aside as much of the country's political class threw its weight behind a harsh military and judicial campaign.
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Radtke's memoir documents what's often brushed aside as a "millennial" problem: the restlessness of staying still while simultaneously wanting to be rooted, to be present and known — to mark something as one's own.
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Gary Peters (D-Mich.) brushed aside questions about whether Democrats should hold off on supporting the Senate's CR until after the House passes its water bill, saying they had "strong assurances" from leadership.
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The online scams, misinformation, and questionable investment opportunities that plague your parents' generation are mere chaff to be brushed aside as you go about your business harvesting and consuming that delicious internet content.
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LONDON (Reuters) - French 12th seed Kristina Mladenovic brushed aside her second- round defeat at Wimbledon on Thursday, saying she couldn't care less about it and was just happy she had not been injured.
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Up to this point, I'd brushed aside warnings to be careful about my safety around Alig, trusting a gut instinct that he was no longer dangerous—at least, not in a violent way.
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In a recent special election in Pennsylvania, Democrat Conor Lamb brushed aside millions of dollars of ads depicting him as a puppet of Pelosi by simply saying that he won't vote for her.
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Both the House and Senate brushed aside budget cuts recommended by the Trump administration, and now the two chambers are likely to butt heads as they work to pass a key appropriations bill.
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For one thing, it's not recognized as a patrimoine by the Tunisian government, a practice that dates back to French colonization, when stambeli was brushed aside in favor of a more "modern" perspective.
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Mattis also brushed aside the view that withdrawing from the Iran deal would undermine negotiations with North Korea in the push to have the isolated country drop its missile tests and nuclear program.
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Complaints about the seemingly inadequate gear and other alleged protocol breaches were brushed aside by federal health officials managing the operation, three sources directly involved in the process told CNN in exclusive interviews.
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During news conferences and on the floor of the Assembly this week, Mr. Vos defended the legislation as a necessary check on executive power and brushed aside claims of an undemocratic power grab.
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Having been brushed aside by an Imperial general in the storyline, Gladio is determined to obtain the power he needs to do his duty—protecting the future king, Noctis—by any means necessary.
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Michael Conway, who supervises ice-road crews in the North Slave region, turned off the truck, got out and brushed aside some snow to reveal more than three feet of gleaming ice beneath.
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The responsibility that must accompany the creation of weapons like an AR-73 is too large to be brushed aside by shouting about freedom and an amendment to our Constitution ratified in 1791.
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While acknowledging the defection, Clinton pollster Joel Benenson earlier Monday brushed aside any notion that Clinton would not perform well in the primaries because she does not have a broad base of support.
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When she's with Christian and his friends, her concerns are often brushed aside, and even though she recently lost her entire family, it's obvious that her boyfriend views their relationship as a burden.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders also brushed aside the talk about chaos, citing progress made against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria and a possible diplomatic breakthrough with North Korea.
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"All of them were brushed aside, in every part of the state, by church leaders who preferred to protect the abusers and their institution above all," the grand jury wrote in the report.
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The lawyer brushed aside the fact that such agreements tend to come in exchange for information, though this was certainly implied by Chapo's current wife in an interview she gave to local media.
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" Graham also brushed aside concerns about the church becoming too Republican affiliated: "Well first of all, I'm going to support politicians that are going to support the Christian faith whether they're Democrats, Republicans, Independents.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's Jeff Horn brushed aside the outcry against his shock victory over Manny Pacquiao on Monday and said he hoped taking the Filipino's WBO welterweight title would help reinvigorate boxing Down Under.
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Speaking to reporters, Rio Organizing Committee President Carlos Nuzman also brushed aside concerns over delayed electric connections and said back-up generators would ensure there were no power problems at South America's first Olympics.
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For much of the year, Bayh had brushed aside talk he might try to make a comeback, but his decision thrilled national Democrats who now see even better odds of capturing a Senate majority.
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Republican National Committee members and delegates gathered in Cleveland for this week's battle have thus far largely brushed aside the effort to change the convention rules and allow delegates to vote for any candidate.
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In the House, just after the bill was pulled, several lawmakers brushed aside suggestions that the failure spelled trouble for Ryan, the 2012 Republican vice presidential candidate, who many have speculated has presidential ambitions.
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Harada, who is among the strongest advocates of aggressive monetary easing in the BOJ's nine-member board, brushed aside criticism that prolonged, unconventional stimulus steps could distort financial markets and hurt Japan's banking industry.
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The 21-year-old Swiss, still the doyen of men's tennis, brushed aside attempts by reporters to revisit his views on the association between gambling companies and the sport he dominated for so long.
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"Donald Trump has a responsibility tonight to come out and reassure people that he is going to be the president of all the people who he insulted and offended and brushed aside," Jones said.
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HARARE (Reuters) - As he celebrated his 93rd birthday on Tuesday, Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe brushed aside persistent allegations of corruption against senior officials, saying rumor-mongers were merely targeting "big fish" in his administration.
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Mr. Aquino brushed aside concerns that his successor, Rodrigo Duterte, would take a softer approach toward China, saying the president-elect might come to see things his way once he had a full briefing.
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Brushed aside as these high-profile pageants and negotiations unfolded were Pyongyang's gulags, deliberate mass starvation and other crimes against humanity — the true indicators of regime nature and goals — as they may be today.
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Back at the White House, the official brushed aside possible concerns from immigration hard-liners, saying the administration had persuaded at least three GOP senators who favored cutting legal immigration to back its approach.
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LONDON, Sept 11 (Reuters) - A female BNP Paribas broker, whose boss repeatedly brushed aside her questions by saying "not now, Stacey," has won a sexual discrimination and victimization lawsuit in a London employment tribunal.
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CreditCreditTristan Spinski for The New York Times As a 2100-year-old girl scout, Cassandra Levesque led a campaign to end child marriage in New Hampshire, and was brushed aside by a state legislator.
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In an interview published in the German tabloid's Friday edition, supervisory board members Wolfgang Porsche and Hans Michel Piech brushed aside reports that alleged the two powerful family clans were not acting in concert.
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The Trump administration brushed aside a Freedom of Information Act (FIOA) request for the logs of visitors at President Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, only releasing a small portion of those visitors on Friday.
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Luis could have brushed aside these cranks, since thousands of other people and a celebrity chef were calling him a hero, except in the pit of his stomach, he suspected the cranks were right.
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The second scenario assumes no real action is taken and agreements are brushed aside, resulting in a 36% surge in carbon dioxide emissions by 2040, nearly three times the increase expected under the first scenario.
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Though the company has often brushed aside the swell of criticism over its high prices (sometimes by flat out lying about their profits), it's also tried to worm itself back into the public's good graces.
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Of all of the sexual harassment and assault accusations against Clinton, hers was the worst, and can't be casually shrugged off in the same manner as so many brushed aside what happened to Monica Lewinsky.
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Luigi Di Maio, leader of the M5S, and Matteo Salvini, head of the League, brushed aside evidence that Mr Conte had padded his professional CV with courses abroad that he had neither taken nor taught.
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US District Court Judge Reed O'Connor, whose decision declaring the ACA unconstitutional is before the 22020th Circuit, brushed aside arguments of Congress' intentions when it passed the ACA in 2010 and amended it in 2017.
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It's an enormous mountain to climb, one that has, at times, felt borderline insurmountable, and I've found myself frustrated to a degree I haven't felt since I first brushed aside these games as grossly masochistic.
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David Bergstein, a Strickland campaign spokesman, brushed aside the audio by arguing that the former governor was only summarizing his record and that he's been vocal about the need for gun control during this election.
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Global Soccer LONDON — When the Portuguese substitute Éder brushed aside the last French defender to strike the winning goal in the European Championships, he exposed just how tired and vulnerable France was at the rear.
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Appearing on Germany's main TV breakfast show on Tuesday, Mr. Maassen brushed aside criticism that the 700-member special police unit deployed in the Chemnitz operation had bungled it and failed to capture Mr. Bakr.
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Pompeo brushed aside the comments Sunday, saying "if those requests were gangster-like, the world is a gangster," and noting that the UN Security Council has been clear on what North Korea needs to achieve.
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Tottenham, who made 11 changes from the side that beat Sunderland on Sunday, brushed aside Gillingham with ease as Christian Eriksen opened the scoring with a stunning effort from distance and then doubled the lead.
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During his appearance on "This Week," he voiced support for abortion rights and brushed aside the issue of same-sex marriage on the grounds that it was less important than matters like education and immigration.
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Investors brushed aside fears from China's new flu-like virus that has killed nine and infected 21 in the country after President Xi Jinping said curbing the outbreak and saving lives was a top priority.
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That stance of hers will outrage many viewers, as Verhoeven intends it to, but the question of whether "Elle" is pernicious nonsense or an excruciating black comedy is brushed aside in Huppert's demonstration of sangfroid.
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Speaking to a gathering of religious leaders in Washington, Mr. Trump brushed aside criticism and pledged to "destroy" a law restricting political speech by tax-exempt churches, a potentially huge victory for the religious right.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil futures gained about 20193 percent on Wednesday after U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly plummeted and as Saudi Arabia brushed aside comments from U.S. President Donald Trump seeking to keep oil prices from climbing.
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But later in the day, Trump brushed aside the suggestion, saying he did not want to create problems for Chinese President Xi Jinping when Beijing appears to be helping with efforts to rein in North Korea.
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PARIS (Reuters) - No fuss, no drama — Madison Keys's smooth ride continued at the French Open on Sunday as she brushed aside Romanian Mihaela Buzarnescu 43-1 6-4 to reach her first French Open quarter-final.
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Despite the vicious attacks she received for her pro-independence speech, Fu has expressed no regrets and brushed aside criticisms that she should have avoided talking politics in a rare platform for cross-strait cultural exchanges.
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But the White House has defended Clinton against attacks from Sanders, and Obama has brushed aside concerns about Clinton's vulnerabilities — including an FBI investigation into her use of a private email server as secretary of State.
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Defending champion Elina Svitolina bounced back from a first-set bagel to beat Russia's Daria Kasatkina 0-6 63-3 6-2 and will meet Angelique Kerber, who brushed aside Maria Sakkari 6-1 6-1.
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By the end of Destiny 2, these questions have not been answered so much as brushed aside as everything goes back to being exactly the same as before, wrapped in narrative assurances that everything has changed.
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Many members of the European Parliament are angry that EU leaders, horse-trading over top posts at a bruising summit last week, brushed aside the so-called "Spitzenkandidaten", the main parliamentary groups' candidates for the job.
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He has brushed aside those who say that hashing out a comprehensive agreement with Britain's largest trading partner in 10 months is infeasible under the best of circumstances, let alone during a dire public health emergency.
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Series creator David E. Kelley, the writer for this episode, emphasizes characters interacting through deflection: again and again, they attempt to communicate or share things with one another, only to be brushed aside or gently rejected.
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GOP senators question new evidence But several Senate Republicans were non-committal on whether they will allow new evidence to be presented in the Senate trial, and they brushed aside the new revelations that emerged Tuesday.
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Many of the women said that when they spoke up about the treatment, they were ignored or their concerns brushed aside by organizations in power, primarily USA Gymnastics, Michigan State University and the US Olympic Committee.
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Then as now, those urging him to reconsider were brushed aside, overruled by a man at once fanatical about data-driven decision-making and secure in the knowledge that statistical unlikelihood had never stopped him before.
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The U.S. dollar turned positive against a basket of major rivals on Tuesday after touching its lowest level in more than 2½ years as traders brushed aside concerns surrounding a North Korean missile launch over Japan.
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At the same time, he's brushed aside humanitarian concerns over Trump policies, such as "remain in Mexico," which forces certain non-Mexican asylum seekers to wait in that country pending the outcome of their U.S. cases.
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Representative Cedric Richmond, a national co-chairman of Mr. Biden's campaign and former leader of the Congressional Black Caucus, brushed aside calls for an apology from Mr. Biden on this and other matters in his record.
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Dmitri G. Gudkov, a former member of Parliament, noted that the city had brushed aside requests for a memorial to Mr. Nemtsov but jumped at the chance to change the street name near the American Embassy.
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The chief executive of Toshiba Memory, the world's No. 2 producer of NAND flash memory chips, brushed aside concerns about falling memory chip prices and reaffirmed the company's plan to go public in two to three years.
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Oil prices fell more than 2 percent on Thursday, heading for their sharpest weekly loss since January, as investors brushed aside talk that OPEC might freeze production and focused on a growing glut from U.S. crude stockpiles.
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The best example is the origin story Hatshepsut contrived for herself: It brushed aside her inconvenient past as Thutmose II's queen and solidified her legitimacy by placing her as the daughter of the god Amun-Ra himself.
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Mulvaney brushed aside those concerns until pushed by reporters, stating that "there's no reason to deal with DACA until the middle of February" and that a DACA "bill is simply not ready" to bring to a vote.
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Kuroda also brushed aside growing calls from politicians and bank executives to raise interest rates or water down the BOJ's 2 percent inflation target to ease the strain of prolonged ultra-low rates on financial institutions' profits.
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He brushed aside questions on Friday about leaving the party and called his February trip to the White House "delightful" on Friday, adding that he'd always try to give the president the "best advice" if called upon.
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But Messer's orbit has brushed aside the accusations that he's anything but loyal to the president, pointing to the fact that many of Messer's top supporters are close to the administration, including Vice President Pence's brother, Greg.
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One source affiliated with Rubio's campaign brushed aside the thought that he could face criticism for comments that are less than presidential and argued that Trump's recent flap over Duke is a sign of the larger issue.
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On tariffs, "markets largely brushed aside confirmation that Trump was going ahead with his plan," and are now looking at which countries will be exempted, per the AP. Global markets (as of 9:31am ET): Dow (U.
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The Red Devils had brushed aside Panama and Tunisia in its first two games before edging England 1-0 in a World Cup equivalent of an exhibition game, with both teams already qualified for the knockout rounds.
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BEIJING — In the lofty chambers of the Great Hall of the People, delegate after delegate to China's legislative body brushed aside questions this week about the constitutional change on the table that could extend Xi Jinping's presidency.
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President Trump has brushed aside questions about the loss of the chamber entirely, ridiculing losing incumbents by name, while continuing to demand Congress fund a border wall despite his party losing many of their most diverse districts.
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Thomas believed the high court should have deferred to the state judges who handled the case, and he brushed aside evidence the defendant's lawyers had found of prosecutors' notations identifying jurors to be struck by their race.
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On the forex market, the rand brushed aside the fourth- quarter contraction in gross domestic product to inch close to its firmest level in a week, helped by steadying commodity prices and strong demand for local bonds.
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Politico reported Monday that the data-breach issue had been essentially brushed aside while the Republican-controlled Congress turned its attention toward the tax code overhaul and a short-term spending bill aimed at averting a government shutdown.
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In an interview Thursday with Bloomberg News, Moore brushed aside concerns that he does not have enough Republican votes in the Senate at the moment to win confirmation if the White House formally submits his name for review.
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Some of Mr. Putin's friends have amassed vast fortunes in banking, construction and other fields since he assumed office, but the Kremlin has long brushed aside reports that the president himself has benefited during his time in office.
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While much can change in the six months until the election, the results of the online survey are a red flag for the Clinton campaign that the billionaire's unorthodox bid for the White House cannot be brushed aside.
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In a White House interview, Trump brushed aside the idea after Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen told Reuters on Thursday she would not rule out talking directly again to the U.S. president, an act certain to incense China.
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But chances are, if you brushed aside Boss Baby as a garbage kids movie in the same category as the The Emoji Movie—which was bad in a soulless mediocre way—it's probably because you haven't seen it.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has traditionally brushed aside corruption allegations against top officials but that stance has become harder to maintain since an economic crisis slashed the incomes of ordinary Russians and fuelled public indignation about official graft.
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But sources close to the negotiations since Cameron won re-election last year on a pledge to secure EU reforms say the two quickly patched up their differences after other leaders brushed aside Cameron's objections to appoint Juncker.
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And while the word "racism" is brushed aside as inappropriate by most relief organization experts, many are quick to admit that having some sort of personal or cultural connection to disaster victims often drives the levels of funding.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Sunday minimized tensions with his boss, President Donald Trump, and brushed aside comments from an influential lawmaker, who compared Trump's undermining of his top diplomat to a public castration.
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"Twentieth Century" was one of the movies that set the template for a new genre, the screwball romantic comedy, with its sparring lovers issuing taunts and epigrams—verbal mayhem that brushed aside the sentimental tone of conventional entertainment.
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U.S. President Donald Trump acknowledged that his upcoming visit to Britain came at a time of "turmoil" - comments May later brushed aside - and two more junior ministers quit in protest, with reports that more were ready to go.
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But in this case, it looks like Trump has once again brushed aside the conclusions of his intelligence community — firmly putting him back in Putin's camp, who says that Russia didn't interfere in the 2016 US presidential election.
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Both men brushed aside the question, saying that of course women should be eligible for the draft now that they're eligible for combat, before moving on to a more general insistence on the importance of a strong military.
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HYDERABAD, India — She was awarded one of India's highest civilian honors, brushed aside a fatwa issued against her and has traveled extensively despite threats to her safety, but on a recent Monday, Sunitha Krishnan looked a bit unnerved.
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" Despite all this, he remains the country's chief executive and commander-in-chief, and his press secretary has brushed aside the allegations against him by saying, "the people of this country, at a decisive election, supported President Trump.
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And for weeks, that surge of anti-Semitic incidents was ignored by President Donald Trump, who repeatedly brushed aside questions about the proposed violence (and had previously released a statement on Holocaust Remembrance Day that didn't mention Jews).
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The White House brushed aside North Korea's threats to cancel the summit meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong-un next month, saying the U.S. was "hopeful" it would happen but would be fine if it did not.
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AT&T brushed aside the company's losses — and an afternoon stock slide — by telling investors the subscriber losses were due to an intentional reduction in overall promotions, and a renewed "focus on profitability" at the Dallas-based company.
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In a written opinion, the judge brushed aside arguments by Shkreli's defense team that he should not have to forfeit any money to the government, or that he should only have to give up a relatively small amount.
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For years, the N.F.L., with $14 billion and counting in revenue, brushed aside safety concerns, and even created fake science to discredit the growing body of research that linked the repeated head hits to long-term brain disease.
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The 22018-year-old Balkrishna, whose net worth Forbes puts at $225 billion, brushed aside concerns about the company's health during an April interview at one of Patanjali's yoga centers near Haridwar, an ancient pilgrimage site in northern India.
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His actions ranged from bizarre (wandering barefoot through the streets of Boston) to troubling (yes, he continued fighting in night clubs.) The transgressions could have been brushed aside more easily if he kept it professional while on the job.
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While she said it was good to end the waiting, and she had not fought since the world championships at the end of May, she brushed aside any sense of achievement in winning a medal at two successive Games.
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Some women who worked for the Vermont senator said their complaints about sexual harassment were ignored or brushed aside, or that they were "taken aback" to see how much less female staffers made in comparison to their male counterparts.
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Nunes has previously brushed aside the notion that the memo wouldn't be persuasive without the underlying intelligence to substantiate its claims, characterizing the document as "facts" and calling the argument Democratic obstruction of his investigation into Justice Department misconduct.
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The hot-shooting Raptors easily brushed aside Golden State's one-man assault in Game 13 when the visitors got double-figure scoring from all five starters to overcome Stephen Curry's 47-point explosion in a 123-109 victory Wednesday.
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The adviser promoted this view on Fox News Sunday, claiming the White House is "looking at" a middle-class tax cut, as he brushed aside a question about negative impacts of Trump's economic policy by praising supply-side economics.
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Adding to the uncertainty were the complications and mistrust injected into the contest by Mr. Kemp, who brushed aside repeated calls for him to step aside as the main overseer of an election in which he was a candidate.
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The lawsuit filed by US Virgin Islands Attorney General Denise George against his estate says that Epstein and others potentially damaged the delicate environment with illegal construction projects and brushed aside fines and other efforts to curb his behavior.
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While Trump effectively withheld the Democratic response to a controversial GOP memo, Beyer pointed out that the president brushed aside objections by the Justice Department and FBI that the Republican memo would release sensitive information on federal surveillance procedures.
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Earlier, McConnell brushed aside a Democratic request to call four current or former White House officials as witnesses in the Senate impeachment trial expected next month, again making clear that he expects senators not to remove Trump from office.
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While Trump continues to levy aggressive demands for a border wall, one of his chief campaign promises, many federal workers are trying to figure out how they'll cover immediate costs like rent, utilities, and medication — concerns the president has brushed aside.
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The White House has largely brushed aside concern about the tweets, despite the tweet claiming to show a migrant assaulting a "Dutch boy on crutches" being a false video that has long circulated in anti-Muslim corners of the Internet.
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In its IPO roadshow in New York, San Francisco, London and elsewhere, Snap Chief Executive Evan Spiegel brushed aside concerns of slowing user growth and stressed Snap's potential to change "the way people live and communicate," according to sources who attended.
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But Trump and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have brushed aside the deadline, calling for Kim to take action on his pledge to denuclearize after years of pursuing nuclear and rocket programs in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
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Investors brushed aside earlier concerns about higher Middle East output that had weighed on Brent, and a fight for market share between Saudi Arabia and Iran, both of which will gather with other OPEC members for a meeting on Thursday.
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Amamiya brushed aside the view the BOJ was running out of tools to loosen policy, echoing Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's comments at Tuesday's policy meeting that the central bank is prepared to expand stimulus "without hesitation" to head off economic risks.
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Image 2 of 2 KALININGRAD, Russia – Nigeria&aposs coach and captain brushed aside fears of the team being targeted with racist abuse in World Cup stadiums Friday, saying that the country&aposs young players have enjoyed a warm welcome in Russia.
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Spicer also brushed aside suggestions that the bill is headed for failure in its present form because of the fact that at least 25 Republicans, if not more, could buck their own party's leadership and vote "no" on the plan.
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ZAGREB (Reuters) - An avalanche of goals were scored at the European handball championships on Monday as France brushed aside Serbia 39-30 and Sweden beat Belarus 29-20 with both nations edging closer to the 16-nation tournament's semi-finals.
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Many current and former US-based Chinese students and scholars have also brushed aside the notion that the Zhang case highlights the danger of living in America -- in sharp contrast to major Chinese cities where violent crimes are still relatively uncommon.
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U.S. President-elect Donald Trump questioned whether the United States had to be bound by its longstanding position that Taiwan is part of "one China" and brushed aside Beijing's concerns about his decision to accept a phone call from Taiwan's president.
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They retook the chamber long enough to push through a military spending bill, including provisions addressing the Zika crisis, but brushed aside calls for consideration of gun legislation — and appear ready to stand firm on that position through the year.
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But it did not report them to law enforcement, it misled students and parents about the reasons for staff dismissals, and some of the victims claimed their accusations were brushed aside or that they were bullied into silence for years.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices fell more than 211 percent on Thursday, heading for their sharpest weekly slide since January as investors brushed aside talk that OPEC might freeze production and focused on a growing glut from U.S. crude stockpiles.
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Remaining wary of that very kind of nationalism, after all, is the major lesson we took from World War II. And yet, Children of Men's immigration angle was largely brushed aside as reviewers hemmed and hawed over comparatively insignificant details.
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"President Trump has brushed aside questions about the loss of the chamber entirely, ridiculing losing incumbents by name, while continuing to demand Congress fund a border wall despite his party losing many of their most diverse districts," the newspaper notes.
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Puerto Rico booked their berth in the second group stage after edging Tunisia 933-13 and they were joined by surprise package Venezuela, who brushed aside China 292-216 and knocked the host nation out of the 32-team tournament.
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For one, Dustin Hoffmann, who starred earlier this year in The Meyerowitz Stories, has been accused by numerous women of sexual harassment and assault, all of which occurred after the filming of The Graduate but can't, and shouldn't, be brushed aside.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Canadian Bianca Andreescu brushed aside Caroline Wozniacki on Saturday to reach the last 16 in her U.S. Open main draw debut and now faces her toughest test yet in the form of net-rushing qualifier Taylor Townsend.
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TV is homogenous because the systems put in place to produce, cast, and develop its shows are so heavily skewed toward white voices (and often white male voices) that ideas from other quarters can often be too easily brushed aside.
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"I'll sleep on everything and we'll talk about it like we always do and we'll go from there," Girardi said, though he later brushed aside a suggestion that Chapman might benefit from working out his problems in lower-leverage situations.
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He once said that Brazil's environmental policy was "suffocating the country"; he vowed on the campaign trail that not "a square centimeter" of land would be designated for Indigenous people; and last month he brushed aside official data about deforestation.
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Top Defense Department officials have largely brushed aside questions surrounding reports that U.S. officials lied about progress in the 18-year Afghanistan war, with experts saying it's unlikely the documents will change the administration's approach to the long-running conflict.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) described blocking the release as an untenable position — and committee Republicans have brushed aside the notion that Trump will say no.
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Ultimately, the real point of the episode — aside from the upsetting (and immediately brushed aside) information that the source of the gun shot was an ATN employee who died by suicide at their desk — is that we learn how Logan negotiates.
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ET (1359 GMT), the Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX Composite Index was up 5.61 points, or 0.04 percent, to 15,274.88 * World stocks and commodities gained as investors brushed aside geopolitical tensions and concerns over tit-for-tat trade tariffs.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Finance Minister Olaf Scholz on Monday brushed aside demands by the BDI industry association and the DGB labor union to ditch their balanced budget policy and boost investment with a debt-financed spending plan.
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Khalid A. al-Falih, Saudi Arabia's energy minister and chairman of Saudi Aramco, brushed aside many of those concerns before global energy executives here on Tuesday, seeking to build confidence that the Saudi Aramco offering would be the richest ever.
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Defending its record at the Human Rights Council in November, China brushed aside allegations of mass detentions and abuses as politically motivated, presenting its camps as vocational training centers designed to improve the economic prospects and living standards of China's minorities.
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Uber's workplace culture first became an issue in February 2017 when a former engineer, Susan Fowler, detailed how her complaints about sexual harassment at the company were brushed aside because the man who had harassed her was considered a high performer.
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Executives did not say whether fast-casual dining menu items such as quesadillas and nachos would be added to the menu, and they brushed aside a question about international plans, saying they would focus on "aggressive growth" in the United States.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In a stinging rebuke to President Donald Trump, the House of Representatives on Tuesday brushed aside veto threats and passed legislation to terminate the emergency he declared at the U.S.-Mexico border in order to build a wall there.
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Will Ainsworth brushed aside criticism that he rushed the motion through and stressed that the bill would not only have an impact in Alabama, but it was intended to tackle the issue of abortion on a national scale by overturning Roe v. Wade.
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"It disgusts me that the very fact that a resolution passed through Congress, in an attempt to save thousands of dogs worldwide, was brushed aside," he wrote, referencing the House Resolution that Vanderpump spearheaded to end the dog and cat meat industry.
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YOKKAICHI, Japan (Reuters) - The chief executive of Toshiba Memory Corp, the world's No. 2 producer of NAND flash memory chips, on Wednesday brushed aside concerns about falling memory chip prices and reaffirmed the company's plan to go public in two to three years.
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The center back, who was only 21 at the time, took the blame for France's defeat to Germany in Rio de Janeiro when he was dismissively brushed aside in an aerial duel with Mats Hummels that proved decisive his team's 1-0 defeat.
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After a six-week training spell in Ethiopia, the 603-year-old was presented with a straightforward task against limited rivals as he brushed aside the injury caused by a stray opposition spike to win in a modest seven minutes 39.55 seconds.
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BERLIN, Nov 18 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Finance Minister Olaf Scholz on Monday brushed aside demands by the BDI industry association and the DGB labor union to ditch their balanced budget policy and boost investment with a debt-financed spending plan.
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By extension, 2002 somehow got away from the gaming industry—when Grand Theft Auto: Vice City launched in October, it brushed aside smarter titles like The Getaway and Mafia, and cemented a model for big and technically impressive, but ultimately shallow sandbox games.
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The game swung one way and then the other as Canada headed into the fourth quarter with a 77-76 lead after erasing a 52-35 deficit, but they were brushed aside in the final 863 minutes by a more athletic Australian team.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has rolled back environmental regulations, pulled the United States out of the Paris climate accord, brushed aside dire predictions about the effects of climate change, and turned the term "global warming" into a punch line rather than a prognosis.
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Claire McCaskill (D-MO), who represents a state Trump won by close to 20 points, brushed aside the impeachment conversation as a distraction from the critical work of discovering the exact timeline surrounding Comey's firing and the Trump campaign's alleged Russian ties.
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That was why many activists and voters swallowed their own reservations about the sincerity of his commitment to their causes, and brushed aside concerns from many fellow Republicans that they were cutting a deal with a charlatan who would inevitably sell them out.
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The day after midterm elections that handed her party control of the House, Ms. Pelosi curtly brushed aside questions about whether she was convinced she would continue to lead her caucus — "Yes, I am," she said — even as other Democrats jockeyed for position.
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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 (I-Vt.) brushed aside a potential challenge to Sen.
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BERLIN, Nov 18 (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Finance Minister Olaf Scholz on Monday brushed aside demands by the BDI industry association and the DGB labour union to ditch their balanced budget policy and boost investment with a debt-financed spending plan.
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Kansas Secretary of State and and co-chairman of the commission Kris Kobach (R) has brushed aside the criticism by arguing that the commission only wants to develop a full picture to advise the president on how to shore up the election system.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - New Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin brushed aside the media frenzy over her appointment as the world's youngest serving head of government at age 34, pledging a sharp focus on climate policies as she made her debut at an EU summit.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - New Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin brushed aside the media frenzy over her appointment as the world's youngest serving head of government at age 34, pledging a sharp focus on climate policies as she made her debut at an EU summit.
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Speaking to a gathering of religious leaders in Washington, Mr. Trump brushed aside concerns about his handling of foreign allies, set off a feud with Arnold Schwarzenegger over TV ratings and pledged to "destroy" a law restricting political speech by tax-exempt churches.
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READ: 'It's like we have a target on our backs': Black Italians face a surge in racism let loose by Salvini But with Lega's support soaring, the party has brushed aside any criticism and pushed ahead unapologetically with its populist anti-immigration campaign.
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He's largely brushed aside concerns about climate change and the potential effects of fossil fuels, as recently as this month telling Lesley Stahl on 60 Minutes that while he doesn't think climate change is a "hoax," it will probably just change back again.
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"Like much of Trump World, this is all very weird and worrisome," said Seth Waxman, a former federal prosecutor in Washington, D.C. Whitaker brushed aside DOJ ethics advice in December, despite an official warning that his past criticisms create reasonable doubts about his impartiality.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell seemingly brushed aside the notion of a special prosecutor before Schumer even spoke, saying: The questions Schumer wants answered in the closed briefings: Why was Sessions, who has recused himself from the Russia investigation, able to influence firing of Comey?
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He spoke flawless English, with only a touch of an accent, was gregarious, and casually brushed aside the main question in this rare interview in Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, a year or so ago, saying that of course he was not a Russian spy.
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At the weekly cabinet meeting on Sunday, Netanyahu brushed aside a White House denial and again accused the Obama administration of colluding with the Palestinians in the U.N. move against the settlements, which are considered illegal by most countries and described as illegitimate by Washington.
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Investors brushed aside quarterly results and full-year forecasts that were short of expectations, focusing instead on a two-year high for copper prices and Chief Executive Officer Richard Adkerson's confidence in securing a new mining agreement by October for Freeport's giant Grasberg mine.
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The U.S. dollar inched higher against a basket of currencies on Tuesday as benchmark U.S. 2124.1-year Treasury debt yields rebounded from 2132.0-month lows due to stock gains on Wall Street as investors brushed aside disappointing domestic data on housing starts and consumer confidence.
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But meeting in Beijing's Great Hall of the People, those issues were brushed aside by Xi and Tillerson, at least in front of reporters, with Xi saying Tillerson had made a lot of efforts to achieve a smooth transition in a new era of relations.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull brushed aside suggestions of a rift in his coalition government on Sunday, saying there were "no issues" between the Liberal and National parties in the wake of a sex scandal that has swamped Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce.
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In nearly two dozen interviews conducted in person and by telephone during the debate, women expressed deep reservations about Mr. Trump's demeanor, interruptions and, above all, the dismissive manner with which he brushed aside the recording in which he casually bragged about assaulting women.
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Shaggy-headed, bombastic and full of bravado and sunny optimism as he brushed aside the clouds hanging over Britain's fraught withdrawal from the European Union, Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson was exactly where he wanted to be on Tuesday afternoon — at the center of attention.
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He also brushed aside any suggestion that a white politician from outside Detroit might be unsuited to represent the district and cited the recent election of a white mayor in Detroit as proof the community is singularly focused on policy outcomes — not skin color.
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He brushed aside questions about how his arrival in Cleveland came at the Yankees' expense, but he knew immediately after the trade that he landed in a good spot — on a contender in need of a powerful, left-hander who could play right field.
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Here's what you need to know: • The White House brushed aside North Korea's threats to cancel the summit meeting between President Trump and Kim Jong-un next month, saying the U.S. was "hopeful" it would happen but would be fine if it did not.
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Matt Schlapp, the husband of former White House strategic communications director Mercedes Schlapp and the chairman of the pro-Trump American Conservative Union, said he personally "never had a symptom" from the coronavirus, and brushed aside worries after at least one attendee tested positive.
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Here's what you need to know: In a remarkable statement on Tuesday, President Trump brushed aside the conclusions of American intelligence officials and a growing body of evidence linking Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia to the killing of the dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
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"It appears that markets brushed aside dire warnings from the IMF, instead focusing on the (relatively) bright side; be it 'Brexit' positives, milder Turkish sanctions, and simply just avoiding US-China meltdown," Mizuho Bank's Head of Economics and Strategy Vishnu Varathan wrote in a note.
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Kiev, Ukraine (CNN)Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Tuesday brushed aside claims that he was ready to announce an investigation into Burisma Holdings, a Ukrainian energy company linked to the son of former Vice President Joe Biden, following a phone call with President Donald Trump.
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Kyrgios, who defeated world number two Briton Andy Murray during his four-match winning run this week, brushed aside the challenge from Dolgopolov 6-3 203-4 after the 36th-ranked Gavrilova had opened with a 6-4 7-6(6) win over Svitolina.
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House Republicans brushed aside calls for stricter gun laws on Tuesday, signaling they want to focus on school security and figuring out why law enforcement failed to act on repeated warnings about the suspect in a mass shooting at a Florida high school this month.
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"What the #MeToo movement has taught us is that we're not going to change the culture where this misconduct is brushed aside or openly tolerated in workplaces across America without more transparency on how these issues are being handled," Rosen said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - World shares rallied on Monday in a broad advance that brushed aside fresh rises in global bond yields driven up by the fear of faster inflation as investors shifted asset allocations and tried to put last week's worst rout in two years past them.
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The idea of a Green New Deal would likely have been brushed aside completely a few years ago, but it appears to have something like majority public support on both sides of the aisle, even if actual legislation on Capitol Hill is hard to come by.
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MARKET NEWS * The U.S. dollar inched higher against a basket of currencies on Tuesday as benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury debt yields rebounded from 15-month lows due to stock gains on Wall Street as investors brushed aside disappointing domestic data on housing starts and consumer confidence.
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Some have also threatened to impeach Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, which Rosenstein has brushed aside.
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SARANSK, Russia (Reuters) - Portugal coach Fernando Santos brushed aside various video assistant referee (VAR) decisions and a sub-par performance from Cristiano Ronaldo to stress his players achieved their main goal in a 1-1 draw with Iran by qualifying for the World Cup last 16.
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EditorsNote: updates standings in second graf; fixes "later" in eighth graf Jamal Murray scored 26 points and Nikola Jokic had a triple-double with 23 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists as the Denver Nuggets brushed aside the visiting Detroit Pistons 120-193 on Thursday night.
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Over the decades, school board members have often brushed aside findings of racial inequality in Charlottesville schools, including a 270 audit — commissioned by the district's first African-American superintendent — that blamed inadequate leadership and a history of racism for the persistent underachievement of its black students.
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Tapper presses de Blasio on coronavirus in New York City New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio brushed aside questions about why he encouraged New Yorkers to continue going about their day-to-day lives for weeks as the coronavirus outbreak began in the United States.
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But a veteran Daily News newsroom staff member who asked not to be named, citing concerns about job security, gave a more skeptical account of the staff meeting, saying that the Tronc executives had brushed aside questions about possible layoffs and left the overall picture vague.
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Chris Christie on Tuesday brushed aside criticism from conservative and pro-business groups over his plan to restructure Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey, even as divisions among legislative leaders on the issue threaten to shut down state government at the end of the week.
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At the All-Star Game this month, which was played in Miami and which Mas attended, Commissioner Rob Manfred brushed aside a reporter's question about the Mas family's longstanding activism in connection with Cuba and instead focused on the strong links between the family and Miami.
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"What the #MeToo movement has taught us is that we're not going to change the culture where this misconduct is brushed aside or openly tolerated in workplaces across America without more transparency on how these issues are being handled," Rosen said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The leader of Japan's main opposition party said on Wednesday he was happy to cooperate with other opposition groups in a July 21 upper house election, but brushed aside calls from a rival party to merge to fight Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling bloc.
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Federal Judge Derrick K. Watson of Hawaii, who issued the restraining order just hours before the revised immigration order was scheduled to go into effect, brushed aside the administration's argument that the executive order did not amount to a "Muslim ban" that targets a particular religion.
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Netanyahu, facing the possibility of bribery and breach of trust charges in three different cases, brushed aside questions on how his legal peril would influence the election at a gathering of his Likud Party as he announced plans for what is expected to be an April 9 vote.
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In a nutshell, Kavanaugh took the view that the penalty for refusing to buy health insurance was a "tax" – basically the same position that Roberts would take in siding with the Obama administration, though he and the four liberals brushed aside Kavanaugh's claim that the case was premature.
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While touting the importance of bringing these jobs back to Americans, the president has brushed aside the fact that several of his hotels are built with Chinese steel, towels made in India hang in his hotel bathrooms, and his daughter's apparel brand manufactures products in China and Singapore.
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The indiscriminate nature of the bombings appears to be of little concern to President Bashar al-Assad's government and its Russian allies, who have brushed aside Western accusations of war crimes and made it clear that they intend to retake east Aleppo regardless of the casualties and destruction.
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The candidates brushed aside questions about raising taxes to pay the trillions of dollars promised for free college, universal health care, reparations and new homes for African Americans, free health care for the undocumented, massive investment in historically black colleges, and other "big ideas" that various candidates pledged.
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President Trump brushed aside concerns regarding his newly-announced plan for tariffs on steel and aluminum, stating that "trade wars are good, and easy to win" in an early-morning tweet that sent the Dow Jones futures plummeting: Go deeper: Thoughts on Trump's trade war from Axios' Jonathan Swan.
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WASHINGTON — Democratic House leaders brushed aside Robert S. Mueller III's clear reluctance to testify before Congress on Wednesday and said they would call him anyway, hoping to give the House's investigation of President Trump a lift even as several senior Democrats joined the rising clamor to begin impeachment proceedings.
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WASHINGTON — The White House brushed aside threats by North Korea on Wednesday to cancel an upcoming summit meeting between President Trump and the North's leader, Kim Jong-un, saying it was still "hopeful" the meeting will happen — but that Mr. Trump would be fine if it did not.
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"It's exciting to finding out more about our history and identity that's normally brushed aside," observed Tim De Cotta, co-founder of creative arts curation agency Getai Group, which has launched a series of music festivals featuring home-grown talents, including Getai Electronica last year and Getai Soul in May.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) brushed aside the idea that such a move would succeed.
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As hundreds of National Guard troops and State Police officers fanned out across the city on Thursday in an effort to head off further violence, Chief Kerr Putney of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police brushed aside demands by activists, community leaders and the news media to make the police video public.
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"Liu's harsh words extinguished interest in 'concept' stocks," said Chang Chengwei, analyst at Hengtai Futures Co. Chang, who brushed aside North Korea tensions as a factor affecting China shares, also attributed bearish sentiment to worries about renewed economic slowdown as the cycle of "stock replenishing" by companies comes to an end.
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But since the moment early in his first term when officers turned their backs on him at the funerals of two police officers, he has largely shied from backing more aggressive efforts at police oversight and has brushed aside concerns from City Council members, the Department of Investigation and others.
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"Effectively all data that implies there is a problem has been brushed aside in favour of commissioning yet more research that has reached the stage of going around in circles, and ignoring the fact that the toxicity of heated jet engine oil was already recognized in 1954," Michaelis wrote. Sen.
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He took nearly a week to return a congratulatory phone call from Ireland's prime minister, Leo Varadkar, and he has brushed aside the challenge of enforcing a hard border between Northern Ireland and the south, once saying it would be no different than collecting traffic fees from motorists driving across London.
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In the messages provided by the lawyer, Ms. Watson told a friend who also knew Mr. Fairfax that she had not reported her allegation of assault against him to officials at Duke University in 2000 because it had brushed aside her complaint a year earlier about an assault by another student.
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During the campaign, Trump praised Putin's strength as a leader, brushed aside concerns about Putin's abysmal human rights record, hinted that he might recognize Russia's annexation of Crimea, and talked about leaving NATO entirely or opting to ignore America's legal obligation to defend any NATO member that comes under Russian attack.
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During an hour-long meeting with state and local officials on school safety in the wake of last week's mass shooting in Florida, Trump brushed aside a suggestion of mandatory active-shooter drills for schools, and said he did not like the idea of having more armed guards in schools.
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Peskov also brushed aside any suggestion that someone with links to the Russian Foreign Ministry might have tried to set up a meeting with the Trump campaign through a third ex-aide, George Papadopoulos, who it was announced on Monday pleaded guilty in early October to lying to the FBI.
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During the campaign, the president-elect praised Putin's strength as a leader, brushed aside concerns about Putin's abysmal human rights record, hinted that he might recognize Russia's annexation of Crimea and talked about leaving NATO entirely or opting to ignore America's legal obligation to defend any NATO member who comes under Russian attack.
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Dodgers salvage finale with 10-6 win over Rockies DENVER — Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts addressed a major issue from 2016, one that was already bubbling up in this young season, before his team brushed aside the Colorado Rockies 23-6 to avoid being swept Sunday in a three-game series.
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Germany and France brushed aside comments from British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson suggesting there was no link between the EU's principle of free movement and access to its single market, saying they could send Johnson a copy of the Lisbon Treaty and even travel to London to explain it to him in English.
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Such is Auger-Aliassime's obvious potential that the 19th seed had been touted as an outside bet to go all the way, but those predictions looked far-fetched as the Canadian was brushed aside 6-4 7-5 6-3 by 21-year-old Humbert in a one-sided third-round tie.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and his Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday brushed aside North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's demand for Washington to show more flexibility in nuclear talks by year-end, with Pompeo saying Kim should keep his promise to give up his nuclear weapons before then.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - In "The Assistant," a young woman's concerns about her movie mogul boss are brushed aside; "The Morning" explores the fallout when a popular anchorman is accused of sexual harassment; and in "Curb Your Enthusiasm" comedian Larry David gets into a pickle navigating office politics and dating in the #MeToo era.
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WASHINGTON — The White House on Wednesday brushed aside threats by North Korea to cancel a summit meeting between President Trump and its leader, Kim Jong-un, but the harsh words underscored the chasm that will separate the two leaders next month in Singapore over how to deal with North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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But governments have frequently brushed aside its findings such as a ruling on Myanmar's house arrest of opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi in 2008, a call in 2008 for the Iraqi government not to hang former dictator Saddam Hussein, and frequent pleas for the closure of the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay.
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In a room of more than 400 investors on the 36th floor of New York's Mandarin Oriental Hotel, Spiegel brushed aside concerns of slowing user growth and stressed Snap's potential to change "the way people live and communicate," according to sources who asked not to be identified because the meeting was closed to the press.
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Jackson, who has served as the presidential physician since 2013, has drawn criticism from outside groups and some lawmakers who worry he does not have the managerial experience to run an operation as large as the VA. The White House brushed aside those concerns, saying Trump has "full confidence" in Jackson to replace Shulkin.
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Trump also brushed aside his decision to appear on Fox News's "The O'Reilly Factor" during a convention speech by the mother of an American diplomat killed in the 2012 Benghazi attacks, arguing to The New York Times that it didn't hurt viewership because "nobody even knew" he was planning to call into the show.
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"I've brushed aside any emotion that didn't quite fit and covered it up with a joke," he says in the letter he wrote to come out to his parents, a letter that his ex-girlfriend Kitty Pryde — herself an X-Man whose power is turning intangible — has to prompt Bobby's mother and father to read.
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Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE on Thursday brushed aside reports that President Trump is considering replacing Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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"Rather than improving the U.S. health care system and helping patients access medicines, these policies would threaten America's ability to remain competitive and instead replicate flawed policies of countries where patient needs are brushed aside," the lobbying group PHaRMA, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, said of the Sanders plan in a statement to Gizmodo.
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Sure, rom-com sidekicks, regardless of race, gender or sexual orientation, have always been brushed aside for bigger storylines (see "quirky BFF" roles played in the '90s and '00s by Judy Greer and Kathryn Hahn) but sidelining queer characters as the Gay Best Friend is damaging because we know that LGBTQ+ representation in Hollywood is still severely lacking.
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Image 2 of 2 TOKYO – U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Sunday brushed aside North Korea&aposs accusation of "gangster-like" demands, maintaining that his third visit to the country was producing results but vowing that sanctions would remain until Pyongyang follows through on leader Kim Jong Un&aposs pledge to get rid of his nuclear weapons.
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Friday's match turned on an amazing 45-shot rally in the seventh game of the third set, which Djokovic won to hold serve and stay a break up – and from then on he took total control as the Spaniard, who had looked calm and confident in his first Grand Slam semi-final, was eventually brushed aside.
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Despite the fact that his idea was brushed aside, Papadopoulos continued his emails about arranging meetings with Russians to other Trump campaign officials for months, The Washington Post reported "Putin wants to host the Trump team when the time is right," Papadopoulos wrote in an email on April 27 to then-campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, according to the Post.
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Billionaire Mark Cuban on Monday brushed aside the criticism of former Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE's speaking fees, saying the former president should actually be charging more than $85033,000 for his appearances.
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The White House on Wednesday brushed aside House 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's (R-Wis.) call to block Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Likewise, the president has brushed aside objections from Secretary of Defense James Mattis, who opposes the proposal on the grounds that it would create "additional organizational layers at a time when we are focused on reducing overhead and integrating joint warfighting efforts," according to Mattis' 2017 letter to Senator John McCain, chairman of the Committee on Armed Services.
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It's hard to imagine that the most powerful man in America having a consensual affair with an intern in his office would be viewed the same way in 2016 that it was in 1998, or that, given the recent emphasis placed on believing women who talk about sexual assault, stories like Broaddrick's would be brushed aside so easily today.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Graham: Senate trial 'must expose the whistleblower' Graham says Schiff should be a witness in Trump impeachment trial MORE (R-Ky.) brushed aside a question on Wednesday about trying to quickly dismiss the articles of impeachment against President Trump, noting the chamber would have to have a trial.
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Greenspan, who served as America's top central banker from 85033 through 2006, also brushed aside criticism of 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 for complaining about the Fed's current monetary policy.
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GOP leaders, including 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, sought to galvanize Republican support around the long-sought increases to defense spending and brushed aside concerns about the country's fiscal health.
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Rep. Liz CheneyElizabeth (Liz) Lynn CheneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Steve King says 'left-wing media' and GOP leadership owe him apology after rape, incest comments GOP memo deflects some gun questions to 'violence from the left' MORE (R-Wyo.) brushed aside questions about a possible Senate bid on Wednesday, saying she had no announcements to make.
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An outspoken proponent of a hard Brexit, he has already brushed aside any pretense of diplomacy, giving interviews to The Sun and The Times of London, endorsing Boris Johnson's campaign to succeed Theresa May, and describing the Duchess of Sussex, also known as Meghan Markle, in an answer to an interviewer's question, as "nasty" for speaking critically of him in 2016.
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In the Senate: Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Graham: Senate trial 'must expose the whistleblower' Graham says Schiff should be a witness in Trump impeachment trial MORE (R-Ky.) brushed aside a question on Wednesday about trying to quickly dismiss the articles of impeachment against Trump, noting the chamber would have to have a trial.
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Trump repeatedly brushed aside questions about Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, whose job appears to be in jeopardy following reports that he discussed secretly recording the president and ousting him from office using the 25th Amendment.
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Controversial West Virginia Republican Senate candidate Don Blankenship brushed aside 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 call to vote against him by noting that Trump once urged voters to back a Republican candidate facing allegations of child molestation.
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Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.), the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, brushed aside questions about why a bill isn't moving faster, saying senators don't do "ready-fire-aim" policies.
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As paramedics were working to save lives and first responders were still at the scene, you bravely brushed aside political correctness and facts, using the terror attack to tweet out a renewed call for your (definitely not a Muslim) travel ban -- despite the fact the attackers were believed to be British, Moroccan and Italian and therefore may not have been subject to the proposed ban anyway.
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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) on Tuesday brushed aside comments that he and 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 (R-Wis.) look like "weak leaders" after a majority of Republicans ignored their advice and pressed ahead with a plan to gut an independent ethics office.
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He explains to hostile and bored teenagers why the world needs defense attorneys; he saves Andrea's cat from getting put down, even though he's allergic to it; he zaps his eczema under brutal UV lights and wraps his feet in cling film; he can't get an erection, then gets one via Viagra only to be brushed aside by the prostitute who is his sorta-girlfiend.
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Washington, DC (CNN)White House senior policy adviser Stephen Miller brushed aside a reference to the famous poem inscribed on the Statue of Liberty at Wednesday's White House press briefing, noting that it was added after the monument was erected in the US. As part of a question about President Donald Trump's support for a new skills-based immigration proposal, CNN's Jim Acosta invoked Emma Lazarus's poetic words.
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"Gordon, one thing Kurt and I talked about yesterday was [Ukrainian finance minister] Sasha Danyliuk's point that President Zelensky is sensitive about Ukraine being taken seriously, not merely as an instrument in Washington domestic, reelection politics," Taylor wrote to Gordon Sondland, the US Ambassador to the EU. In the exchange, Sondland, who was a major donor to the Trump campaign ahead of his appointment, brushed aside Taylor's concerns.
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The campaign aide also brushed aside the idea that Pelosi's negatives are outweighed by her strong fundraising chops, noting that similar conventional wisdom led to much of the party falling in line behind Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's failed presidential bid.
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She brushed aside European concerns that her requests amounted to "cherry picking," listing off unique details from some of the the EU's other trade agreements, like with South Korea and Ukraine: One big concession: May acknowledged that the U.K. might attempt to negotiate associate membership with some key EU regulators — like in the medicine and aviation industries — so that there would be only one approval process for important goods across Europe.
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Every other woman on the show is brushed aside and treated as a prop, which is why the reaction to Barb last season was so outsize: She was in exactly the same situation that Will was in, but because the teenage-girl-whom-we-consider-human slot was already taken by Nancy, the show never bothered to care about Barb's humanity or plight in the way it cared about Will's.
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And it's difficult to understand how spotlighting their voices in the way the New York Review of Books and Harper's have is doing anything more than reinforcing a system in which men's social status is considered to be more valuable than women's bodily safety, in which accusations of sexual violence are brushed aside as so much shrill hyperbole, and in which powerful men are able to hurt those they have power over with impunity.
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The leader of the campaign arm for House Republicans brushed aside concerns Thursday that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE could cost the GOP its majority, arguing candidates have their "own following" separate from the Republican nominee.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyTrump's China deal is a gift to Wall Street and Beijing GOP senators introduce resolution to change rules, dismiss impeachment without articles Impeachment battle lines harden ahead of pivotal week MORE (R-Mo.) brushed aside McConnell's statements that the GOP-led Senate must hold a trial whenever it receives the impeachment articles and announced on Thursday that he will introduce a motion next week to dismiss impeachment due to "lack of prosecution" by the House (The Hill).
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Graham: Senate trial 'must expose the whistleblower' Graham says Schiff should be a witness in Trump impeachment trial MORE (R-Ky.) brushed aside a question on Wednesday about trying to quickly dismiss the articles of impeachment against President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 85033 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE, noting the chamber would have to have a trial.
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But Cruz also said he does not think that will happen and brushed aside the idea of a third-party run He also demurred on supporting presumptive GOP presidential nominee 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, arguing that there are still months to go before the party's convention and the ultimate general election. I.e.
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The next thing we knew, Anderson Silva's demands for an interim title fight were being brushed aside by the promotion and he was officially pulled from UFC 212, and White was even lighting a fire under the negotiations for a boxing match between UFC superstar Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather, negotiations that have not only kept the UFC's biggest money-maker out of the Octagon but have clogged up both of the divisions McGregor is the king of (precipitating the creation of an interim belt in at least one of them).
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE brushed aside criticism of interim Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairwoman Donna Brazile on Tuesday, in the wake of leaked emails showing she may have tipped off Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's campaign off about a primary debate question.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE on Wednesday brushed aside Ben CarsonBenjamin (Ben) Solomon CarsonCarson's affordable housing idea drawing undue flak Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules it says are too lax MORE's call to reprimand his campaign staff for fanning the impression that Carson was ending his campaign on the night of the Iowa caucus.
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