" And Mr. Saralegui called Madoo "a bulwark against suburbanization.
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" The Bulwark founder Charlie Sykes: "Read more... tweet less.
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It also provides another bulwark against rival chip manufacturer, Broadcom .
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Now Japan, too, is building them into a military bulwark.
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Assad is an essential bulwark, in their minds, against ISIS.
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But it is also useful as a bulwark against Iran.
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They can call it a barricade, blockade, bulwark, or deterrent.
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For Trump, winning New Hampshire would represent a crucial bulwark.
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Built well, a city should provide a bulwark against disaster.
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Europhiles have portrayed Macron as the progressive bulwark against populism.
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That is an essential bulwark in the age of Trump.
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Educators, she said, should act as a bulwark against discrimination.
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Western powers see Cairo as a bulwark against Islamist militancy.
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As for Trump, the bulwark for Republican candidates is white men.
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And it has established itself as a bulwark against Islamist extremism.
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The state's Assembly has long been a bulwark of liberal ideals.
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Anti-corruption campaigners consider it an exemplary bulwark against official corruption.
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Israel regards it as a bulwark against Iran and Lebanon's Hezbollah.
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For decades Amsterdam was a bulwark of the Dutch Labour Party.
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A moat encircled the bulwark and the wall's four-mile circumference.
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In other words, the Senate remains a bulwark of Republican power.
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Construction spending was another bulwark of growth in the third quarter.
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But as an institution, unions are an essential bulwark for democracy.
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Emmanuel Macron was initially seen as a bulwark against this trend.
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Like the other two, the project seemed both bulwark and boon.
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Why a GOP bulwark may be souring on Trump Why a GOP bulwark may be souring on Trump Donald Trump's scorched-earth path to the Republican nomination has alienated large swaths of conservative voters around the country.
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TPP was a bulwark against China's overwhelming economic influence in the region.
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Others, though, see the need for a bulwark against this sensory pollution.
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It's fascinating that Germany is sort of the bulwark against alt right.
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But no team's defense looks like a bulwark at this World Cup.
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A bulwark of high-rise condominiums and co-ops faces the ocean.
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But the profit motive can be a powerful bulwark against the truth.
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Since 1992, the CPD has been a bulwark against that ever happening.
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As small a number as they were, they were really a bulwark.
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Information sharing is considered a major bulwark to protect against hacking attempts.
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But Mukherjee's primary bulwark against patness is a piece of formal daring.
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Nor has Obamacare's Medicaid expansion been a bulwark against opioid-related misery.
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" "The judiciary has been a bulwark against Trump's steaming corruption and roughshod lawlessness.
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It&aposs to be a bulwark and to stop it from coming here.
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In a way, his works become a bulwark against the trauma of history.
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Those people, it seemed to me, were the bulwark against that fifth risk.
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The kingdom and America had long supported him as a bulwark against Hizbullah.
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Ethics are a critical, if underutilized, bulwark against the spread of such information.
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Trump said "Second Amendment people" could be a bulwark against Clinton's judicial appointments.
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All About Tea's HMS Bulwark teabags contain a Ceylon, Assam, and African blend.
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Throughout the years, though, the Yankees have offered a bulwark against encroaching fads.
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"The Bulwark was an aggregator," Sykes told CNN in a phone interview Friday.
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They consider Mr. Trump a bulwark against the candidate they call "Shillary" Clinton.
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Russia may be arming the Taliban as a bulwark against the Islamic State.
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But in recent years, black voters have provided him a bulwark of support.
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It turns out that play is a great bulwark against work and more.
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Social conservatives said the new unit would be a bulwark of religious liberty.
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Heavily Democratic California has emerged as a bulwark against the Trump administration's policies.
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The law is the main bulwark against renewed recklessness in the financial system.
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Cooper helped orchestrate US strategy for bolstering Ukraine's military, a bulwark against Russia.
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For Washington, Turkey was once a bulwark in the West's fight against communism.
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In theory, private markets should act as a bulwark against these perverse incentives.
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Thousands escaped the island, starting what became a bitter bulwark of opposition in Florida.
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Trump questioned the necessity of the alliance that formed a bulwark against Soviet aggression.
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Connected to Jordan, together they would build a Sunni bulwark against Iran's advance west.
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Jerry Brown, who have positioned California as a liberal bulwark against the Trump administration.
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It's been a defensive bulwark against affirmative action, hate speech, and same sex marriage.
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The American public has never been the bulwark of tolerance and procedural democratic liberalism.
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Mr. Assad has long presented his government as a bulwark against terrorism and chaos.
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After Nixon's bulwark in Congress crumbled, he announced during a televised address on Aug.
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The strongest bulwark against eroding labor standards and employers' abuse of power is unionization.
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Mr. Bush, too, saw the pact as a bulwark against China's rising strategic ambitions.
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And he has been a one-man bulwark against minimum wage increases in Indiana.
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The CEU is not just a bulwark against illiberalism in Hungary or Eastern Europe.
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Any place with plants slurps up carbon dioxide, providing a bulwark against climate change.
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Preservation acts like a bottle tossed into the ocean, a fragile bulwark against oblivion.
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"We need to be a bulwark against the far-right in opposition," she said.
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The state as a whole is a bright blue bulwark of the liberal resistance.
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Co-op ownership would provide a bulwark against real estate speculation, Father Escamilla reasoned.
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Musk and company have positioned themselves as a bulwark against globe-wracking climate change.
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"The trans-Atlantic bond remains our strongest bulwark against instability and violence," he said.
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Suddenly, Germany, led by Angela Merkel, was the lonely bulwark of Europe and Atlanticism.
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The Wall Street veteran was thought to be a bulwark against protectionist trade policies.
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As a bulwark against dead devices, I carry a brick-like Mophie in my backpack.
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While Wyoming miners have faced layoffs recently, the state has been something of a bulwark.
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Virginia, once a Republican bulwark in presidential polls, has gone Democratic in three straight elections.
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Many Western military officials see the president, Idriss Déby, as a bulwark against that insecurity.
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For Sabet, however, prohibition is a bulwark against the drawbacks of an unfettered marijuana industry.
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"The transatlantic bond remains our strongest bulwark against instability and violence," he told the conference.
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Forests are a great bulwark against climate change, so programs to reduce deforestation are important.
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In Romania Klaus Iohannis has at times been a bulwark against the Social Democrats' excesses.
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The euro shed 0.7 percent to $1.1397 and breached a major chart bulwark at $1.1430.
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Gold, often sought as a bulwark against risk, rose 0.4 percent to $1,232 an ounce.
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The UAE and Egypt see Haftar's forces as a bulwark against Islamists in North Africa.
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The euro shed 0.7 percent to $1.1397 and breached a major chart bulwark at $13.
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On Tuesday, Captain James Parkin tweeted a picture of tea designed for the HMS Bulwark.
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Indeed, multitasking, that bulwark of anemic résumés everywhere, has come under fire in recent years.
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Other Israelis want the military to remain a moderating force and a bulwark against extremism.
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A bulwark against Kurdish advances Deradicalization is just a part of a highly complex battlefield.
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Finally, Turkey believes that development will serve as a bulwark against the Syrian Kurdish advance.
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As long as the World Series went on, it acted as a bulwark against tomorrow.
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Supreme Court Justices are the final bulwark against unchecked power and violations of the Constitution.
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Candle Hour has become a soul-level bulwark against so many different kinds of darkness.
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A bulwark against cultural and demographic change, despite his stated tolerance for same-sex marriage.
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Ultimately, the work of craft is the work of looking: a last bulwark against carelessness.
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By design, the unelected, largely unaccountable Supreme Court serves as a bulwark against tyrannical majorities.
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As Beijing's population ages, migrants are a vital bulwark against failing social and economic institutions.
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By ostensibly supporting integration, Erdogan enlisted the West's help in dismantling the bulwark against Islamism.
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And the greatest bulwark of blue state power is Wall Street ... which progressives hate, remember?
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The safe zone also will serve as a bulwark against Iran's influence, the official said.
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Such a zone would also be a bulwark against Iranian-backed militias in Northern Iraq.
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They might be the best bulwark against the high-rises threatening to swallow Kampong Bharu.
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It sees Afghanistan as a vital strategic interest and a bulwark against old rival, India.
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She dismissed efforts in Germany to portray her as a bulwark against his populist movement.
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The House acts first on impeachment, and she has been a bulwark against moving forward.
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This is what the Strand remains for many people, a bulwark against the online tsunami.
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I'm doing this all the time these days, perhaps as a bulwark against the weather.
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"Stop this misuse of Christianity and its symbols as a supposed bulwark against Islam," he added.
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The act's defenders insist that it is an essential bulwark against redlining and other restrictive practices.
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This Sunni Arab bulwark is what the US has long sought too, to take on ISIS.
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Another way would be to reinvent the House of Lords as a bulwark against meritocratic triumphalism.
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The Pentagon hopes to continue using the Kurds as a bulwark against Islamist militancy in Syria.
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But such candidates are unlikely to build strong institutions, which are the best bulwark against it.
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A bulwark, say some, is remittances: money sent home by migrants, worth $303 billion in 230.
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Ironically, though, he may be the left's best hope as a bulwark against Trump's potential abuses.
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That's a risky thing to do without sacrificing the show's reputation as a bulwark for victims.
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They can be an essential and unique bulwark against the Trump administration's excesses, in crucial ways.
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The NDS frequently refers to Taiwan's role as a target of, and bulwark against, Chinese expansionism.
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Yes, ISIS is a real danger, and yes, Assad might serve as a bulwark against it.
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Haftar casts himself as a bulwark against Islamist militancy who wants to restore order to Libya.
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The Supreme Court likely will be a bulwark of conservative legal rulings for the next generation.
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Poland has long regarded America as a close ally and the only real bulwark against Russia.
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For the South Korean and American allies, the command remains their bulwark against North Korean threats.
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Officials in those cities worried they had lost a small but important bulwark against population decline.
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In instance after instance, his staff acted as a bulwark against Mr. Trump's most destructive impulses.
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The jitters touched even the large technology firms that have been a bulwark of the rally.
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Reid Hoffman, who founded LinkedIn, is funding groups to create a bulwark against Mr. Trump's agenda.
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One big potential bulwark against President Trump's attempts to subvert the law is his own administration.
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So the campaign to erode the legal bulwark around fossil fuels may only continue gathering strength.
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It is becoming, much like California and New York, a liberal bulwark against the White House.
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At the Bulwark, he writes alongside contributors like Jeff Greenfield, Molly Jong-Fast and Stuart Stevens.
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Iran has long contended that the missiles are its defensive bulwark in an increasingly hostile region.
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By dispersing power into competing institutions, the Founders' constitutional design serves as a bulwark for freedom.
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Mr. Iohannis has increasingly positioned himself as the bulwark against attacks on the rule of law.
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It's about making sure the state can stand as a progressive bulwark against the Trump administration.
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With TBTF expectations reducing monitoring by the market, regulators become the primary bulwark against excessive risk.
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Rather than building institutions to fight graft, he offers himself as the main bulwark against it.
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The Trump administration has promoted sales of American gas to Europe as a bulwark against Moscow.
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For ordinary Americans, traditional religion was a bulwark against the moral relativism of the modern age.
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Fires are devastating large swathes of the forest which is considered a vital bulwark against climate change.
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This forbearance, he makes clear, came about because even reporters viewed Mattis as a bulwark against chaos.
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The bulwark of family and friends being around seems to make people less likely to commit suicide.
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Kids from wealthier backgrounds, by contrast, appear to have a stronger bulwark against negative effects of place.
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Domestic customers, who might have provided a bulwark, have also cut back on travel since the putsch.
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Conservative judges view originalism as an essential bulwark against the judicial and presidential usurpation of legislative powers.
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"He should be a bulwark against the oil and nuclear lobbies," the NGO said in a statement.
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To its critics, the CFA franc is a colonial anachronism; to its defenders, a bulwark of stability.
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Goldwater, a former presidential candidate and conservative bulwark, told Nixon he lacked the Senate votes for acquittal.
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Meanwhile, a Democratic majority in the House means a bulwark against the GOP's attempts to gut Obamacare.
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They viewed religion classes in schools, provided by Protestant and Catholic churches, as a bulwark against totalitarianism.
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Israel views the Arrow-3 as a bulwark against the ballistic missiles fielded by Iran and Syria.
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Bulwark, an anti-Trump conservative website, Hazony quotes Johann Gottfried Herder, the eighteenth-century German poet and
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Clinton's bulwark is her vast organizing effort, currently focused on registering new voters and signing up volunteers.
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But for-profit companies should not, and cannot, serve as our main bulwark against civil-liberties violations.
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Their participant-ownership structure keeps wealth in local communities and acts as a bulwark against financial crises.
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The bank's effective neutering as a bulwark against new regulation is a big blow to the industry.
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It's a bulwark against the power of the state and the society, the workplace and the marketplace.
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These rulings are seen as a bulwark against homelessness but have spawned another vast enterprise of fraud.
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Israel considers the West Bank, the biblical cradle of Judaism, as a security bulwark to the east.
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He has proposed building a fence on parts of Canada's southern border as a bulwark against immigrants.
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Breakingviews French savers are a good bulwark against Marine Le Pen winning the presidential election on Sunday.
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The initial numbers showed Mr. Bloomberg behind, but Staten Island, the Republican bulwark, was still coming in.
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Still, the debate has ignored the First Amendment, a constitutional bulwark that may save the younger Trump.
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Building up Congress as a bulwark against excessive executive power requires a major investment in congressional capacity.
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The technical flash point for this involves an anti-Trump conservative outlet, the Bulwark, sending a pro-choice liberal to CPAC and the tweets she sent from that event, a few days after McKay Coppins wrote about the Bulwark, which sees a moral imperative to shame Trump backers.
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And residents here have long been the primary calendar's bulwark of bluntness, following "Iowa nice" with Northeastern candor.
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After all, one of the fundamental functions of a city is to serve as a bulwark against disaster.
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That bulwark, the exiled officer said, is being severely tested as Erdogan's purges weaken the country's military capacity.
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It can continue as a bulwark against extremism, or become a failed and fragmented state, exploited by extremists.
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It has been tempting for four decades to believe that human rights are the primary bulwark against barbarism.
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Russia views Assad as a bulwark against Islamist militancy, while the Obama administration is pushing for his departure.
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ISRAEL has long seen itself as the protector of Jews everywhere and a bulwark against anti-Semitism globally.
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Although the party can position itself as a bulwark against a potential Brexit betrayal, this has a flaw.
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It's not just the geographic heart of Europe, it's a bulwark between freedom and authoritarianism in eastern Europe.
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People asking questions -- and, yes, sometimes hard and annoying questions -- is your bulwark against the erosion of democracy.
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"He should be a bulwark against the oil and nuclear lobbies," the campaign group said in a statement.
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As a bulwark against chaos, uncertainty, and the threat of death, sex takes center stage during the war.
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What did not change was his view of the Constitution as a bulwark against government and majoritarian abuse.
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While House Democrats have a number of targets in their sights, the Senate has acted as a bulwark.
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Still, Mr. Ryan has a bulwark of support, even among members whose districts are rife with Trump supporters.
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So "The Machine" would leverage the firm's strengths (engineering) as a bulwark against its weakness (proven VC chops).
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The North sees nuclear weapons as the one bulwark that can prevent similar things from happening to them.
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The second is that Donald Trump's United States, potentially the chief bulwark against illiberalism's rise, has gone AWOL.
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The jail loomed above, a concrete bulwark more than a dozen stories high and lined in narrow windows.
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He has become an icon throughout the Middle East, and a one-man bulwark against rising European Islamophobia.
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In this context, the Democratic Party is the main institutional bulwark stemming further erosion of America's liberal democracy.
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Empowering individuals amid this global web to discern fact from fiction is a stronger bulwark against viral misinformation.
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He's often seen as a bulwark of competence and stability in the administration, alongside Defense Secretary James Mattis.
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Ethiopia is one of Washington's key allies and is considered a bulwark against militant Islam in the region.
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Indigenous reserves serve as a bulwark against destruction, green islands amid industrial soy fields and clear-cut ranchlands.
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Von der Leyen insisted that the EU could be a bulwark of stability in an increasingly turbulent era.
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Mubarak was a stalwart U.S. ally, a bulwark against Islamic militancy and guardian of Egypt's peace with Israel.
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Thirty-one Democrats who sit in districts won by Trump are the bulwark against the expected Republican onslaught.
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The democratic exercise involves listening to the voice of the majority as the ultimate bulwark of social truth.
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Political knowledge, a bulwark of democracy, as James Madison argued, is lower here than in other Western democracies.
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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization was created in 1949 to serve as a bulwark against the Soviet Union.
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Her belongings told a story of privation and sorrow; their sheer mass was a bulwark against future hardship.
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But Mr. Khan said he hoped the courts would provide a bulwark against the president's actions against immigrants.
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The militias, who have been a bulwark against Islamic State's advances, say they are protecting Iraq from terrorists.
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Civic virtue, where leaders put the common good above their own interests, formed the only bulwark against decay.
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The UAE and Egypt have backed Haftar and see his forces as a bulwark against Islamists in north Africa.
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Poland has for years wanted a permanent U.S. military base on its soil as a bulwark against Russian aggression.
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But in the eyes of the legislators who passed them, the laws are an important bulwark against voter fraud.
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For one thing, there is little evidence that his "decent populism" will act as a bulwark against nastier variants.
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In response to this, a group of Never Trumpers, including Kristol, just launched a new website called the Bulwark.
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Since the 16th century, Sunnis have looked to it as the bulwark against the westward push of Shia Iran.
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Tired confrontational politics, Mr Macron argued, was also hampering the project of shaping a "progressive" political bulwark against populism.
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For America, he was a bulwark against the Taliban; to Human Rights Watch, he was Afghanistan's "torturer-in-chief".
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The small Gulf kingdom is seen by its Sunni-ruled Gulf neighbors as a strategic bulwark against Iranian influence.
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Officials in Seiyun hail a new counter-terrorism force, trained by the Saudis, as a bulwark against al-Qaeda.
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Russia has maintained strong support for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, whom it regards as a bulwark against "terrorists".
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" This Macron sees the euro as a bulwark against which EU countries can "resist the crises of financial capitalism.
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He has presented himself as a bulwark of stability in a country situated on the northern borders of Afghanistan.
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Clinton clinches the Democratic nomination as expected, she may find an electoral bulwark in these coveted swing-state voters.
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Will Russia pull back its forces, the primary bulwark propping up Putin's favorite Middle East dictator, Bashar al-Assad?
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The solid conservative majority would also serve as a bulwark against adventurous leftward policymaking for at least a generation.
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So the best defense Donald Trump will have is that he has, in essence, an extraordinary bulwark against conviction.
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They are taking our lead and, by doing so, will create an even stronger bulwark against threats to space.
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There is Ellen Garfield who is The Star's only bulwark against the beats of Curt Devlin of The Express.
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" Kory Mingus, a legal assistant in Half Moon Bay, said he voted for Feinstein as "a bulwark against Trump.
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Nor does the piece of paper hover over our political leaders as a bulwark against government control run amok.
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As I grew older and encountered more intelligent, more capable peers, her words acted as a bulwark against reality.
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In the main foreign exchange markets, the euro recovered to $1.1410, having breached a long-standing bulwark of $1.1430.
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He is saying, in effect: The only bulwark conservative voters have remaining against a Clinton administration is the Senate.
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In fact, many of them saw increased collaboration as a crucial bulwark against the dangerous whims of world leaders.
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But suburban white men are a potential bulwark for Republicans in battleground races that will decide the House majority.
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Gervais is not alone in presenting himself as a noble bulwark against a wave of supposed left-wing censorship.
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The president was leading in Texas, a bulwark for Republican presidential candidates for four decades, by just two points.
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It is difficult to imagine how the pendulum can now swing back: The last bulwark against nationalism is gone.
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Democrats say they need the blue wave to help them make Albany a bulwark against Washington and President Trump.
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Now, they are emerging as a bulwark against the groundswell of anger over governance breakdowns that exacerbated the epidemic.
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His supporters see him as a bulwark against terrorism, a friend to Egypt's Christian minority and an economic reformer.
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Mr. de León, along with almost the entire leadership of California, has been a bulwark against the Trump administration.
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Beka Munduruku wants the world to protect the rainforest that is her home and a bulwark against global warming.
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The Gulf Cooperation Council, which America helped create as a regional bulwark against Iran, now exists in name only.
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Reality check: Turkey has the fourth-largest standing army in NATO and is the southern bulwark of NATO, i.e.
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A ramp sloped up to the east, to the top of a bulwark, against which leaned massive ceramic stelae.
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NATO serves as a bulwark against Russian adventurism and aggression and could be targeted for a major gas disruption.
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"The monarchy's defenders have long presented the royals as the last bulwark against demagogy and political overreach," she noted.
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Egyptian Christians have been broadly supportive of Mr. Sisi, seeing him as a bulwark against repression by Islamist extremists.
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A few key institutions have provided a bulwark that has proven resilient even as it faces serious new threats.
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The UAE, along with Egypt, support Haftar who they see as a bulwark against Islamist militants in North Africa.
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Finally, globalization, a product of American influence and a bulwark against chaos, erodes American influence and births new disruptions.
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He's made the US, for so long a bulwark of global stability, into an agent of disruption and unpredictability.
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Opinion She looks like a cross between Groucho Marx and a dust mop, and she's a bulwark against despair.
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Tria is an economist who is seen by investors as a bulwark against Salvini's push for more expansionary fiscal policy.
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The field was funded and justified on the presumption of its value as a bulwark against propaganda and political charisma.
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Pizzo's defection and Grieco's concern is the first evidence of potential cracks in Biden's bulwark against Bloomberg's advances in Florida.
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Located between Europe and the Middle East, it served as a bulwark against the Soviet Union during the Cold War.
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Today, the new-music infrastructure Babbitt fostered seems less a retreat from the public than a bulwark against the marketplace.
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The Amazon is critical in absorbing the planet's carbon dioxide — making it a vital bulwark against an intensifying climate crisis.
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" And conservative commentator and Bulwark Editor-In-Chief Charlie Sykes told me, "Facebook's choice is worse than embarrassing; it's inexplicable.
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But the damage to the president's reputation as a bulwark against the spread of extremism in Indonesia is already done.
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As an anti-communist bulwark, West Berlin was heavily subsidised, but not an attractive place to set up a business.
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A bulwark against Islamist militancy, Jordan has made peace with Israel and absorbed waves of Palestinian, Iraqi and Syrian refugees.
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Nationwide, young people are another bulwark of Democratic voting, with three-fifths handing their votes to Mr Obama in 2012.
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He points in particular to Nahdlatul Ulama, a large organization that spreads ideas of compassion -- an important bulwark against radicalization.
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Democrats are also losing their hold on municipal government offices, which once was a highly dependable and highly effective bulwark.
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Iraqi forces will need continued U.S. support to act as an effective bulwark against Sunni terrorists and Shia militants alike.
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Copyright – The bulwark against the fake news tide Copyright makes it possible for news media to invest further in journalism.
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The foreign conglomerate du jour benefits and the area stays alive, but the town's bulwark now rests on softer ground.
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Rosenstein has portrayed himself as above the fray, a bulwark against Trump's reported desire to lay waste to the investigation.
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" He explained that the revisions were meant to serve as a "bulwark against the misuse of [the CFPB's] unparalleled powers.
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Let's hope we can continue to call on the judiciary to serve as a bulwark for individual liberty going forward.
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But it struck me that Coats, like Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, sees himself as a bulwark against all-out chaos.
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His main backers are the United Arab Emirates and Egypt, which see him as bulwark against Islamist militants and chaos.
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In February, New York State loosened its statute of limitations for sex crimes, long the Church's bulwark against abuse claims.
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Clinton's campaign, as she relies on the bulwark of support from black voters across the South and in the Midwest.
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The only true democracy in the Middle East, the small but mighty state is a bulwark against radical Islamic terrorism.
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There, he fell in love with Zionism, Jews, and the idea of Israel as a bulwark against the Arab world.
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Transparency in government is the lifeblood of a democracy, after all — the bulwark against abuses of power by public officials.
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Republicans are motivated, in part, to act as a bulwark against any "blue wave" that might be coming their way.
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Impact: Algeria is one of the world's major oil and gas producers and is considered a bulwark against Islamist terrorism.
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They see Mr. el-Sisi as a bulwark against terrorism, a friend to Egypt's Christian minority and an economic reformer.
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In instance after instance, his staff defied his orders and acted as a bulwark against Mr. Trump's most destructive impulses.
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Following President Trump's election, the office has also been a bulwark of the Democratic legal resistance to the White House.
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And our reporter found fertile ground for pro-Trump American conservatism in California, otherwise a bulwark of anti-Trump politics.
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That position of strength may prove a bulwark in the months ahead, especially for firms that have exercised prudence recently.
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Any illusion that the Republican establishment, or its donor class, would provide a bulwark against Trump's worst instincts has dissipated.
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Ever since the advent of the mass media, professional journalists have been a bulwark against seditious or far-fetched theories.
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The two countries are also seen by the United States as a bulwark against Chinese naval expansion in the region.
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"It's fully operational," said Charlie Sykes, the editor-in-chief of the Bulwark, a conservative website highly-critical of Trump.
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Seen as a bulwark against the misuse of public funds, Mr. Gordhan was respected for his oversight of state enterprises.
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Restore the American dream: The best bulwark against poverty is a strong economy with plentiful jobs and abundant affordable housing.
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It is also considered a bulwark against the military power grabs that have bedeviled other democracies, particularly in Latin America.
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Liberals still expect Quebec to remain a strong bulwark for them, despite its history of backing different parties across elections.
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" For those "disquieted by this liberal world," Mr. Beblavy said, "Russia is seen as the only bulwark of traditional values.
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With right-wing populism on the rise across Europe, Ms. Merkel has been seen as a bulwark against illiberal democracy.
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She stood as a bulwark against the strutting populists who now run countries as varied as Italy, Hungary and Poland.
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As a government agency, the F.D.A. is supposed to serve as a bulwark between corporate profiteering and the public welfare.
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For Putin, beating ISIS means not abandoning Assad whom he sees as the key bulwark against jihadist groups of all kinds.
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Alongside his characterization of NATO as obsolete, he has been equally dismissive of the EU, another bulwark of western liberal democracy.
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Those attacks have raised the specter that the court, which has served as a bulwark for conservative expression, could step in.
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The general is immensely popular among ordinary Pakistanis, who see him as a bulwark against crime, corruption and Islamist militant violence.
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He booted the Brotherhood from office and sees Mr Assad as another bulwark against extremism and the disintegration of the state.
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Mitt Romney, who's likely to continue to act as a bulwark against the central bank becoming a target for political appointees.
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So why are NFL ratings sliding, when they were once considered the single greatest bulwark against the ratings decline across television?
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The fire is just one of thousands currently decimating the Amazon, the world's largest rainforest and a bulwark against climate change.
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Sisi is a former military commander elected by a landslide in 2014 and presents himself as a bulwark against Islamist militancy.
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Since then, Gordhan has presented himself as a bulwark of good governance and probity, in contrast to the scandal-plagued Zuma.
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Similarly, in the United States, the civil service, which scholars understand as a bulwark against autocracy, is protected largely by tradition.
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"In anticipation, ISIL has been spreading a nationalistic narrative, portraying itself as the most important bulwark against foreign intervention," they said.
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They view Sanders as a uniquely powerful bulwark against the party's embrace of policies (free trade, austerity, privatization, etc.) they despise.
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The U.S. military presence in South Korea has long been seen as a bulwark against the North and its nuclear threat.
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Just days after Trump's election, California Democrats began establishing themselves as a bulwark against his pledge to deport some undocumented immigrants.
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And its desire for a stable environment in which to get ever better off was a vital bulwark of party rule.
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Labor unions long served as the blue wall's load bearing bulwark, and their steady erosion finally allowed it to give way.
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Clinton can hold the 18 bulwark states in those areas and the District of Columbia, she would have 242 electoral votes.
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How can Democrats satisfy their own base if they concede to a tremendous Trumpian bulwark stretching from sea to shining sea?
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Embracing Obama was important as well, since Obama was ultimately her bulwark against the biggest threat to her nomination: Bernie Sanders.
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At the same time, the country was becoming a bulwark against the spread of radical Islam in the Horn of Africa.
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First, because it is a secular Moslem nation in Europe, and second, as a bulwark to Russian expansionism in the Balkans.
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As Americans well know, a free and impartial media is essential to democracy and a bulwark against extremism of all kinds.
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The right to privacy is an important bulwark against state overreach, and is rightly relied on by whistle-blowers and journalists.
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Canada has remained a bulwark until the recent Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) talks in Da Nang.
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" Mr. Trump also reiterated his view that NATO, the security alliance formed as a bulwark against the Soviet Union, was "obsolete.
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It's a bulwark against the dehumanizing mode of the opposition, and a way of keeping injustice from glazing into an abstraction.
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Cooking abroad, he felt, was a bulwark against the formulaic path his career would have taken had he remained in France.
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Since the end of World War II, European leaders have maintained their ever-growing alliance as a bulwark against Russian power.
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In Russia, it is at the heart of the depiction of Mr. Putin as the bulwark against a conspiring United States.
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There he found a young principal striving to turn a public school into a bulwark against the forces of urban distress.
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In a turbulent Europe, she provided a bulwark of no-nonsense common sense, a steadying logic in an increasingly illogical situation.
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But nobody had really anticipated that the same passions were smoldering in that firm bulwark of Western values, the United States.
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Collectively, law, reality and regulatory choices by states would create a bulwark against abrupt changes by Mr. Pruitt and the president.
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And older people, the bulwark of the American church, are more at risk for serious complications and death from Covid-19.
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To Mr. Sisi's supporters, though, he is a bulwark of stability in a region buffeted by violent chaos and political turmoil.
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The Russians, who saw their presence in Manchuria as an essential bulwark against a Japanese attack on Siberia, refused to budge.
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The court has applied it dozens of times over many years as a bulwark against a feared "Balkanization" of the country.
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Resentful of this pressure, the military now sees itself as a bulwark against attempts to reduce Pakistan to an American colony.
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But blue-collar strongholds, which helped fuel the backlash in the United States, are providing a bulwark for Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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But many law enforcement veterans say he is wreaking untold damage on institutions that form the bulwark of a democratic society.
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That's why Mr. Kemp has worked diligently to fortify the Republicans' crumbling bulwark since he became secretary of state in 2010.
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Mr. Degnan's supporters saw him as a bulwark against Mr. Cuomo's grasping for undue influence over the Port Authority's vast resources.
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Universal coverage not only saves the lives of children from measles, but it also serves as a global bulwark against epidemics.
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Democrats are building a financial bulwark around their House majority that's going to be tough for Republicans to breach in 2020.
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Yet, as Philip Rotner writes in The Bulwark, the president's appointment power leaves even these watchdog positions vulnerable to political capture.
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The uselessness of the Democratic Party as a bulwark against the GOP's worst excesses has been on full display this week.
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He would have preferred the more defensively minded Brazilian Casemiro as a bulwark against Barcelona's formidable attack, but eventually Benítez relented.
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Honduras has a troubling track record on human rights, but is still considered a bulwark against growing violence in Central America.
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For decades, Algeria was seen by allies on both sides of the Atlantic as a bulwark against the regional Islamist threat.
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It was founded in 1943 on the belief that the monarchies of Eastern Europe could be a bulwark against Soviet expansion.
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At a time when Donald Trump and the Trump administration are seen by some on the right as a bulwark against the excesses of the left, O'Rourke's statements during the LGBTQ debate seem to offer evidence that conservatives are right to want a bulwark against a left-leaning populace that seems to desire their punishment in the first place.
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But she will face resistance to such measures from tycoons whose backing the administration has always regarded as a vital political bulwark.
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He sees perhaps an alliance between these two countries, United States and Russia, as something that might be a bulwark against China.
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Conservationists like Koenig have a way of remaining pathologically optimistic, perhaps as a psychological bulwark against the daily onslaught of upsetting news.
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"On defense and security cooperation, we are united in our recognition of NATO as the bulwark of our collective defense," she said.
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In either case, the Second Amendment is seen as a bulwark against tyranny, and gun ownership is considered a symbol of freedom.
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And richer ecosystems are a bulwark against some of the extremes that climate change will bring with it in the coming decades.
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These requirements have proved to be an effective bulwark against sloppiness and fraud, saving the investing public hundreds of millions of dollars.
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They are also rushing to bolster pivotal African allies outside of Libya as a bulwark against Islamic State expansion on the continent.
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But most of the focus was on the Senate, which has long been seen as a bulwark against Duterte's most extreme tendencies.
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Fearing the collapse of another regional bulwark against Iran, Israel and some of the Gulf's emirates might offer the Kurds military support.
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Soon after they wed, a Palestinian uprising erupted and Israel built the barrier, calling it a bulwark against attacks on its cities.
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A staunch U.S. ally, Bahrain hosts the U.S. Fifth Fleet as a bulwark against Iran on the other side of the Gulf.
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Yields on 10-year Treasuries are at the highest now since early 2014 and again threatening the hugely important 3 percent bulwark.
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This makes the base a bulwark against Iran and part of a larger campaign against Iran's military expansion in the Middle East.
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The EAEF is helping to shore up one of America's most important allies and ensure it remains a bulwark for regional stability.
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Moreover, many multinational corporations thought the Trans-Pacific Partnership would be a strong bulwark to help normalize China's trade and investment practices.
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The volatile Middle East cannot afford to have another state unravel, especially one that is also a bulwark of NATO's eastern flank.
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Particularly since the 22014/173 attacks, the Putin government has cast Russia as a Christian bulwark against the threat of Islamist militancy.
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For all the criticism the case has garnered, there is no denying it has served as a bulwark against dystopian regulatory encroachment.
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Advocates say net neutrality is a bulwark against ISPs abusing their power by forcing or prioritizing some online content against their competitors.
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The British Museum has been styled in the press (and styled itself in its own press release) as a bulwark against looting.
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The advance marks a strategic and symbolic victory for the government, which has sought to portray itself as a bulwark against terrorism.
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Yields on 10-year Treasurys are at the highest now since early 2014 and again threatening the hugely important 3 percent bulwark.
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The United States has long been a bulwark against this anti-free speech trend but that could be coming to an end.
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Rubio's statement was particularly perplexing because the FCC's net neutrality policy is actually a bulwark against attempts to limit free speech online.
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We have this idea of the Supreme Court as a bulwark against majority tyranny and minority oppression, but that's not the reality.
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Senators, representatives, and citizens should not be misled – these bills could serve as an important bulwark against the international spread of BDS.
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Those privileges are viewed as sacred in Lower Saxony — a bulwark against predatory investors who would put profits ahead of job creation.
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At key points in U.S. history, one of the two parties has served as a bulwark against those who threaten our Constitution.
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Despite these moves, Russia remains overtly supportive of Mr. Maduro's administration, and is part of his major remaining economic and political bulwark.
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In this telling, it is the job of elites to be a bulwark precisely when that job is hardest to carry out.
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But didn't the college, whatever the framers' intentions, eventually become a bulwark for what Northerners would later call the illegitimate slave power?
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Bass suggests that Kissinger's policy was meant to maintain the alliance with Pakistan, which was an anti-communist bulwark in the region.
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Mr. Orban says he wants to make Hungary a bulwark of Christianity and is creating an "illiberal democracy" to achieve that goal.
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That fraught relationship has impaired Mr. Sessions's ability to act as a bulwark between his lawyers and politics, former career prosecutors said.
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Do you think she can continue to be a "bulwark against far-right parties and populism?" as it says in the article?
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This makes the base a bulwark against Iran and part of a larger U.S. campaign against Iranian influence in Iraq and Syria.
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Far from being the source of all evil in the world, as Bernie thinks, America remains the world's last bulwark against evil.
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Some even question whether OIRA or the analysis requirements they oversee, like cost-benefit analysis, are serving their purpose as a bulwark.
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It remains a bulwark for advocates of justice and equality, as they advance, inch by inch, toward a fairer, more integrated nation.
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He speaks as if he sees himself as the lone bulwark against potentially dangerous decisions by the commander in chief, they say.
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Sanders, wrote Richard North Patterson, the novelist and former chair of Common Cause, in an article posted on The Bulwark on Jan.
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A new workers' movement would also be a bulwark against the old Jeffersonian nightmare of rule by a self-perpetuating economic oligarchy.
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Yet at the same time, the monarchy's defenders have long presented the royals as the last bulwark against demagogy and political overreach.
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For decades Turkey has been a member of NATO, the easternmost member of the alliance formed as a bulwark against Soviet aggression.
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The proxy forces that Soleimani built up have served as Tehran&aposs strategic bulwark, stepping into power vacuums from Lebanon to Iraq.
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Some Democrats may not agree with everything Lipinski stands for, but he's a bulwark against the extreme partisanship that's tearing Washington apart.
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Despite the administration's repeated efforts to gut foreign aid, Congress has proven to be a bulwark against those dangerous proposals, restoring funding.
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Donald Trump made a defiant prediction last week that Senate Republicans will be the bulwark to keep Democrats from ending his presidency.
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The alternative would have been to pursue a public and possibly costly fight against Unilever, a bulwark of British and Dutch business.
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Food is his constant in a poor childhood, and when he's older, and sometimes spending days alone, it's a bulwark against loneliness.
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Qatar, a small peninsular country protruding into the Gulf, hosts the biggest U.S. military base in the region as a bulwark against Iran.
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Its stability is a matter of concern for NATO, as it provides a crucial bulwark for Europe against flashpoints in the Middle East.
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Washington says it wants to continue the fight against Islamic State and to create a bulwark against Iranian influence in Syria and Iraq.
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"Facebook's choice is worse than embarrassing; it's inexplicable," Charlie Sykes, a conservative commentator and editor-in-chief of The Bulwark, told CNN Business.
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The Kremlin has committed $1.2 billion to train and equip the Tajik Army, forming a new bulwark in Central Asia north of Afghanistan.
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"That can provide a bulwark for global cybersecurity efforts," said Santosh Jha, joint secretary for cyber issues at the Indian external affairs ministry.
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And it would be a bulwark against WeChat, which might otherwise become a force outside China—bringing the Chinese surveillance state with it.
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Powell also followed the Hayekian line that economic freedom, where wealth was dispersed as widely as possible, was a bulwark against political tyranny.
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White House economic adviser Gary Cohn, seen as a bulwark against protectionist forces within the Trump administration, said on Tuesday he was leaving.
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It's more like a law against privacy laws—a bulwark against state legislation, or future federal legislation, that carries serious penalties for violations.
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But Republicans who should know better ought to point out loudly and often that a free press is an invaluable bulwark against tyranny.
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Luckily such cities are standing as a bulwark against such assaults, which are an affront to the U.S. Constitution and our nation's history.
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Twenty years ago, Missouri was a remnant of the solid South, a bulwark of conservative Democrats who were for guns and against abortion.
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Even in Senegal, long considered to be a bulwark of stability, France has urged citizens to avoid public locations including nightclubs and stadiums.
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Prosecutors have argued that Habre, who was at one time feted by Washington as a bulwark against Libya's Muammar Gaddafi, bore ultimate responsibility.
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The world's largest Muslim democracy, Indonesia is often considered something of a bulwark of tolerance amid growing conservatism elsewhere in the Islamic world.
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The friendly tone toward New Delhi also predates the Trump administration, as the US sought to cultivate India as a bulwark against China.
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Democratic reformers also believe that the immense power of the NRA -- with its intimidating political and fundraising muscle -- is a bulwark against action.
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Many suffragists publicly or privately argued that the white women's vote could be a bulwark against the political advancement of populations of color.
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Will it be the one of Trump fracturing the alliance that is the strongest bulwark against Russian aggression and undermining his closest counterparts?
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The spot casts Kavanaugh's presence on the court as a bulwark against efforts to erode gun rights and also touts Heitkamp's opponent, Rep.
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As anti-Islamic rhetoric and discrimination surges this presidential election year, the Justice Department is emerging as a bulwark for embattled American Muslims.
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And as Southeast Asia became a battleground of East and West, the United States saw in the king a critical bulwark against Communism.
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GM is one of the few global automakers without a founding family or a government to serve as a bulwark against corporate raiders.
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His remarks caused shock among some supporters who have seen Mr. Trump as a bulwark against an influx of foreigners taking American jobs.
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He sees the NATO alliance (correctly!) as a major bulwark against Russian expansionism in eastern Europe, and would be thrilled if it fractured.
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In fact, rather than acting as the bulwark against dangers to world order, the U.S. is now seen as the country inflaming them.
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White voters have long been a bulwark of the GOP coalition in national races while nonwhites have become increasingly Democratic over the years.
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The base could be a bulwark for Republicans, especially in suburban battleground districts that are likely to help decide the next House majority.
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That has proved an insufficient bulwark against an insecure, ignorant president, and his administration, and the American people are now paying the price.
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He sees the NATO alliance (correctly!) as a major bulwark against Russian expansionism in Eastern Europe, and would be thrilled if it fractured.
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" The next day, a new conservative Never Trump website called The Bulwark ran a long and respectful essay called "Why Elizabeth Warren Matters.
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But in crucial cases, he joined the court's liberals in reaffirming the principles undergirding Roe, effectively serving as a bulwark for preserving it.
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Political norms that are the bulwark of our democracy cannot be easily repaired once damaged, even if Trump's most dangerous policies are stopped.
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The vast region is regarded at home as a key national asset but is seen globally as a crucial bulwark against climate change.
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And Washington is willing to overlook those flirtations in the hope that Saudi Arabia will continue to be a strategic bulwark against Iran.
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Normally, what is called "speech or debate" immunity would provide a strong bulwark against any such liability for Mr. Nunes or his staff.
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As the Watergate experience shows, those statutes also provide a bulwark against government would-be autocrats all the way up to the president.
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A sea wall in China has been fortified as a bulwark against rising water levels — and those fortifications will need to continue indefinitely.
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Editorial Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has been a bulwark against the anti-immigrant, anti-Muslim and anti-globalization forces afflicting Western democracies.
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Australia is a close military ally of the United States, and a bulwark against China's growing military strength in the Asia-Pacific region.
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A flurry of judges began resigning in quick succession from the National Judicial Council, the main bulwark against executive interference in the judiciary.
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The second-order effects undermine the democratic myths and governing norms that stand as a bulwark against elite corruption and abuse of power.
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NATO was created in 1949 as a mutual defense bulwark against the Soviet Union to promote the security of the North Atlantic area.
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The power plants in Pakistan, as well as upgrades to a major highway and a $1 billion port expansion, are a political bulwark.
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Traditionally, Europeans view Germany as the bulwark of the European Union, its largest, richest and most influential country, but uncomfortable with open leadership.
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Kraft Heinz withdrew its $143 billion takeover bid for Unilever, a bulwark of British and Dutch business, just 48 hours after making it.
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Yanai is Japan&aposs richest person, and reportedly acted as a bulwark against CEO Masayoshi Son, who has a penchant for risky investments.
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Under Ms. Merkel, Germany has been a bulwark against the rise of the far right in Europe and the increasing turn against migrants.
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The country's military had been a bulwark for President Nicolás Maduro even as the country spiraled deeper into an economic and humanitarian crisis.
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His allies have spent months touting his ahead-of-the-curve organization in these states, characterizing them as a bulwark against Trump's momentum.
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What Trump seeks now, by demanding $5.7 billion, is symbolic affirmation for hard-core supporters who represent his bulwark against political and legal danger.
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But most importantly, the bill requires all states to adopt paper ballots, long considered the only true bulwark against vote tampering and counting error.
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The GCC – set up in 1980 as a bulwark against larger neighbors Iran and Iraq – groups Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait and Qatar.
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Poroshenko also stressed the importance of NATO as a bulwark against Moscow after Trump stirred unease in Europe by calling the military alliance "obsolete".
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In fact, these one-time-skeptics are part of the bulwark that is bolstering a President whose first month in office roiled the nation.
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Mr Renzi is often seen as Italy's last hope for reform, and best bulwark against the rise of anti-EU and anti-euro parties.
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Sessions sees himself a bulwark to protect the rule of law — and that requires remaining in charge of the federal government's foremost legal agency.
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Ethnic homogeneity came to be regarded as a bulwark against the erosion of Korean culture during the Japanese occupation in the early 20th century.
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Only a secular, democratic Turkey that can provide a regional bulwark against radical groups will bring stability to both the Middle East and Europe.
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Host of the U.S. Fifth Fleet, Bahrain is seen by other Sunni-ruled Gulf kingdoms like Saudi Arabia as a bulwark against Iranian influence.
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The outbreak of the Korean war prevented Mao taking Taiwan, and the island became an America-backed bulwark against communism during the cold war.
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He portrayed himself as a reformer, but as a bulwark against the forces of disruption dedicated to tearing down institutions rather than repairing them.
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The real crisis of this election is not that either leader represented a bulwark against populism, but that both had been infected by it.
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Seen by other Sunni-ruled Gulf kingdoms like Saudi Arabia as a bulwark against Iranian influence, it put down Arab Spring protests in 2011.
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While acknowledging the "strong bulwark" of immunity, the authors work mightily to limit the possible use of immunity, including some creative use of history.
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"On the margin, this actually reduces the scope for both the ECB and fiscal authorities to act as a bulwark against potential future crises."
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"The First Amendment stands as a bulwark against official religious prejudice and embodies our nation's deep commitment to religious plurality and tolerance," she said.
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But lying willfully, adamantly, without distress or regret, and with absolute disregard of consequences can be a bulwark if not a fail-safe defense.
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The US and NATO allies did pledge in Brussels to bolster their defense and deterrence capabilities as a bulwark against Putin -- a notable achievement.
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France has been courting Haftar, who is supported by Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, which see his forces as a bulwark against Islamists.
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Even NATO, the bulwark against potential Russian aggression, is now challenged by Putin's claims of ethnic unification and the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons.
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A wider variety of news sources was supposed to be the bulwark of a rational age — "the marketplace of ideas," the boosters called it.
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Not only has it kept the peace, the EU has joined the United States as a second bulwark of liberal democracy in the world.
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And we must never forget its lessons: international solidarity against terrorism and respect for the rule of law is our best bulwark against barbarism.
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As the flood looms closer by the day, Chatterlee's white residents cajole the town's black residents into securing a bulwark against the incoming waters.
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Our victory in that case has been a bulwark against the evisceration of abortion rights that abortion opponents now believe is within their reach.
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Throughout her marriage and well into Ms. Shields's adulthood, Teri Shields, her notorious hovercraft of a mother, was both her bulwark and her bane.
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He is running as an independent candidate, but with the support of Ciudadanos, a party that was formed as a bulwark against Catalan separatism.
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Their rich traditions can be a bulwark against the abrupt unpredictability of life in rural Adair County, with a per-capita income of $16,500.
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All these measures, lawmakers say, could act as a bulwark against Republican efforts in Washington and the ongoing standoff over the nation's southern border.
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They are also bewildered by Trump's attitude towards the bloc the US has long supported as a bulwark of post-World War II stability.
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Nonetheless, the governor portrayed himself as a bulwark against the president, repeatedly highlighting steps he has taken to push back against White House initiatives.
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Under Mr. Gordhan's stewardship, the National Treasury had become a bulwark against the freewheeling spending at state enterprises that was enriching Mr. Zuma's allies.
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Mr. Orban is framing Christian democracy as something different, a bulwark in a clash of civilizations, with Muslim migrants threatening Christianity and Christian values.
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After Mr. Zuma summarily dismissed a finance minister considered a bulwark against corruption in March, ratings agencies downgraded the country's debt to junk status.
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Philip D. Murphy, a Democrat who took office last year, has tried to position the state as a liberal bulwark against the White House.
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Administration officials said Mr. Trump wanted to mend the alliance with the Philippines as a bulwark against China's expansionism in the South China Sea.
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The military aid to Ukraine is important because a lot of Western countries see Ukraine as a bulwark standing between Russia and the West.
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For an organization that has cast itself as a bulwark of patriotism, any evidence that it conspired to undermine U.S. laws seems off-brand.
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Finally, the House of Representatives and the speaker have established themselves as a bulwark for democracy and the American system of checks and balances.
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While Democrats control less than a third of the nation's partisan legislative chambers, the party hopes cities and states can serve as a bulwark.
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Since Taiwan embraced democracy in the 1990s, many in Washington have seen it as a like-minded partner and a bulwark against China's influence.
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Markets were rattled by Tuesday's resignation announcement by Trump's chief economic adviser, Gary Cohn, who was seen as a bulwark against Trump's economic nationalism.
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He railed to anyone who would listen that he was Libya's only bulwark against extremism, that without him the country would become a terrorist haven.
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The row has eluded U.S. mediation efforts as Washington works on launching a proposed Middle East security alliance to act as a bulwark against Iran.
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This is why we have troops around the world, is to be a bulwark against the recruiting of terrorism in other parts of the world.
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The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, a federal law preventing schools from sharing confidential student information, also serves as a bulwark for undocumented students.
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He criticized member states for not paying their fair share to the military alliance, which many see as a vital bulwark against potential Russian aggression.
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Militarily, the two countries share intelligence on terrorism and security and historically Mexico played a mediating influence and bulwark against Latin America's more radical regimes.
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Why would a meeting with Putin be easier than a meeting with the allies that we rely on most to be a bulwark against him?
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But leading Republicans and Democrats alike have championed it, seeing Taiwan as a bulwark against China's growing assertiveness in South-East Asia and the Pacific.
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Sisi portrays himself as a bulwark of stability in a region that has slipped into chaos since the 2011 revolts, prioritizing security over civil rights.
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The same is true of the FN—which now presents itself as a staunchly pro-Israel bulwark against Islamism—the Danish DPP and the AfD.
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That served as a bulwark against foreign predators, but the pact also became synonymous with cosy deals that favoured insiders – the so-called "salotto buono".
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Sisi, a former armed forces commander who supporters see as a bulwark against Islamist militants, promised the "utmost force" against those responsible for Friday's attack.
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This is all particularly distressing news to activists across the globe, who have viewed the United States as the world's best defended bulwark of democracy.
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It's not so much a bulwark against low-end Android, that's why the iPhone 23 and iPhone 23 are sticking around at those low prices.
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I thought Tria was a bulwark but he wasn't and probably stayed on in reply to (Italian President Sergio) Mattarella's request to avoid market turbulence.
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It didn't only promote trade and help economic growth; it was also a bulwark of peace and democracy in a continent with a terrible history.
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On the campaign trail, Trump vowed to build a massive wall between the U.S. and Mexico as a bulwark against illegal immigration and drug trafficking.
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Only if you believe in individual rights, civil liberties and the strength of multi-lateral liberal democratic coalitions as a bulwark against ethno-nationalist autocracy.
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"Our brave warriors are the last bulwark against threats to the dreams of people in America and Japan and all across the world," Trump said.
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As James Madison urged, "independent tribunals of justice" would serve as an "impenetrable bulwark against every assumption of power in the legislative or executive" branches.
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Expect her to defend and promote the European Union as a bulwark of liberal internationalism, against an America that might well begin to attack it.
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That would be the Charleston-area seat that is currently represented by Representative Mark Sanford and that has long been a bulwark of conservative strength.
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During the Vietnam War, the West depended on Thailand as a military operational base and bulwark against a rising tide of communism in the region.
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On Thursday, two writers for the conservative website RedState, Kimberly Ross and Andrea Ruth, announced on the website the Bulwark that they were leaving RedState.
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But Ruth said that she wrote the Bulwark piece with her colleague because she wanted RedState readers to know what had happened to the site.
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"At key points in US history, one of the two parties has served as a bulwark against those who threaten the US Constitution," Bloomberg wrote.
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At the time, this inflexibility was considered a crucial bulwark against the pressure that would be brought by politically powerful industries, like logging and drilling.
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Trump administration officials have said Mr. Trump wants to improve relations with the Philippines as a bulwark against China's expansionism in the South China Sea.
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But he pitched himself as a bulwark against cultural and demographic change, a symbol of white patriarchal manhood aligned against immigrants, feminists and racial minorities.
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For Republicans, Mr. Brat's race is a bulwark in their defensive perimeter, the kind of district they must win to keep control of the House.
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Puerto Ricans, the fastest-growing Hispanic group in Florida, have consistently been a bulwark against Trump, with two-thirds disapproving of the president's job performance.
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We, the believers of the Good Internet, were supposed to be the bulwark against this internet hell, and instead we thrust the doors wide open.
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Bannon is a fierce believer in the importance of the nation-state, in part as a bulwark against the dark forces of corporatism and globalism.
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He is regarded, even among his critics, as a bulwark against an effort by Mr. Trump to fire Mr. Mueller and shut down the investigation.
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Mr. Bush seems to have believed that a robust democracy in Iraq would serve simultaneously as a bulwark against Sunni Islamic extremism and Iranian power.
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Thus, by thwarting the president's wishes, the Senate positioned itself as a bulwark against the president's harmful and irresponsible posture toward an aggressive foreign power.
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Saudi Arabia has been a traditional American ally, and Iran hawks in Congress, who are generally Republican, argue Riyadh is a regional bulwark against Tehran.
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Even so, Mr. Mubarak's supporters have begun to shrug off the stigma associated with his name and to praise him as a bulwark against chaos.
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Trump also is keen to position himself as a bulwark against Democratic hopes of reshaping the Court in order to appeal to crucial evangelical voters.
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Costco (COST) has created a bulwark against Amazon (AMZN) by keeping a lid on costs and using membership fees to offer better prices than competitors.
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Their presence affirms America's position as a bulwark against the ambitions of suspect actors, including China, a role that pays concrete dividends in peaceful trade.
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CARAMANICA In this benevolent close-harmony piano hymn, gently buttressed by strings, the bulwark against mortality is love: for lovers, for aging parents, for children.
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If it becomes just another political tool, then the state has removed a bulwark against a particularly modern sort of political oppression: the tyranny of information.
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Turkey hopes its weight will lure Washington away from the alliance with the Kurds to rely on it as a bulwark against Iranian influence in Syria.
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Credit markets remain a bulwark against significant weakness, the world wants U.S. corporate debt even as the dollar grows quite expensive to hedge into year end.
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I deeply believe that all these cases serve as a bulwark of privacy rights that protect all Americans from overinvolvement of the government in their lives.
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If Democrats are sincere in wanting to create a bulwark against Trump's accommodations of Vladimir Putin , they would focus on finding Republican allies on that count.
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But it's hard to find a bulwark to protect Mueller when your own party killed the one tool to protect minority rights in the Senate, i.e.
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"I just want to lay it on the line, that the country deserves better, the McCain family deserves better," Isakson told The Bulwark, a conservative website.
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For now, however, the barrier remains an effective bulwark, keeping 1.25 million Londoners - and 300 billion pounds worth of infrastructure - above the rising tide, officials say.
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On a bigger scale, the same factors—geography, security and commerce—would nobble any bid by Mr Trump to conscript Russia as a bulwark against China.
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U.S. government procurement records show ArcSight is used as a key cyberdefense bulwark across much of the U.S. military including the Army, Air Force and Navy.
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From the refugee crisis to Brexit, Europe's troubles have allowed the Russian president to portray himself as a bulwark of stability in a region of chaos.
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Why it matters: Long considered a bulwark of liberal democracy and a guiding force on the international stage, Merkel's longevity is unrivaled in the free world.
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Many conservative Catholics still look up to Benedict as a bulwark against liberals, and have lambasted Francis for being too lenient on divorced Catholics and homosexuals.
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Her Christian Democrats are a bulwark against calls to expel his Fidesz party from the European People's Party, the umbrella group of the continent's centre-right.
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Turkey has been a relative bulwark of stability across Europe and the Middle East, though riots, terror attacks and snap elections have already disrupted the country.
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An American base called al-Tanf had acted as a key bulwark, blocking Iran from shipping weapons from Iraq across Syria into Hezbollah's hands in Lebanon.
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The GCC was founded in 1980 as a bulwark against bigger neighbours Iran and Iraq, but the protracted row has undermined its role in regional affairs.
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Feinstein did—though probably as a bulwark against the primary challenge she'll face in a few months, rather than to please a gaggle of podcast hosts.
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For the culturally anxious, it's a bulwark against creeping suburbanism, said Julie Carlson, a founder of Remodelista, a sourcebook for stylish kitchens for over a decade.
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McCabe, like his equally duplicitous mentor and fellow book peddler Comey, apparently hopes to portray himself as a solitary moral bulwark against a corrupt, compromised president.
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Noah Feldman, a Harvard law professor, said the greatest bulwark against presidential overreach would be the huge number of people needed to carry out the work.
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Rage Against the Machine might be the best major label rock band of the late-90s, a lone bulwark against the Creed's, P.O.D's, and Limp Bizkit's.
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In drafting our Constitution, the Founding Fathers designed the Judiciary to serve as a bulwark against the excessive accumulation of power by the President and Congress.
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Frank and CCAF consider themselves to be a bulwark against collusion and self-dealing, the only litigant whose sole objective is to protect class members' interests.
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In doing so, Mr. Cuomo, who faces a re-election primary battle in September, continues to position himself as a liberal bulwark to the Trump administration.
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Long a financial bulwark of the Russian government, it has more recently been investing heavily in sensitive countries like Cuba, China and Vietnam, along with Venezuela.
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But while expanding its networks, the association also argued that white women, armed with the franchise, would serve as a bulwark against black and immigrant votes.
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In particular, the Five Star Movement has protested that the law was intended as a bulwark by Italy's political establishment to prevent it from taking power.
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The annual exercises have been an integral part of the alliance with the United States that forms the bulwark of South Korea's defenses against the North.
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Mr. Bujalski may not be waving social-issue flags, but this movie is, among other things, also about female friendship as a bulwark against alienated labor.
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Focused largely on economic issues, they constitute a potential bulwark for President Trump in many of the suburban districts that will determine control of the House.
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Over time, though, the country's judicial standards and rigorous protections for the accused made the jailing of political enemies difficult, maintaining a crucial bulwark against autocracy.
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Mr. Putin won his battle to make our country, our trade alliances and our military alliances weaker and much less of a bulwark against Russian aggression.
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Clinton had a soft spot for "Ol' Boris," whom he considered a bulwark against Russia's Communist Party, which was growing in popularity as Russians' misery increased.
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I'm not too proud to admit that in my misspent libertarian youth, I embraced the idea that a well-armed populace is a bulwark against tyranny.
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We all acknowledge that only the development of transparent, legitimate institutions accountable to the people can serve as a long-term bulwark against instability and extremism.
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Sisi's supporters see him as a bulwark of stability in a region that has slipped into chaos since the 2011 revolts, prioritizing security over civil rights.
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"I want to bring up something Jonathan Last put in the Bulwark today," Todd said Tuesday afternoon in a conversation with Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus.
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"The Republicans in the D.C. office see themselves as a bulwark against the liberals in California," Alex Stamos, Facebook's former chief security officer, told the WaPo.
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It has a successful record of working with the U.S.-led coalition to defeat ISIS and serves as a bulwark against extremist groups and Iranian influence.
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To this day, the 13th Amendment has almost never been invoked as a weapon against the racism that formed so powerful a bulwark of American slavery.
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But she believes in protecting privacy as a form of dignity and as a bulwark against disgrace—an old-fashioned word that she is fond of.
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The production's bulwark against this CGI frenzy is Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, a prolific Flemish-Moroccan choreographer, who here directs the London-based modern dance company Rambert.
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The central bank, he said, is focused squarely on not stepping in to halt economic momentum but also wants to be a bulwark against runaway growth.
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President Trump doesn't need Congress to begin unraveling Dodd-Frank, the complex law enacted as a bulwark against the financial excesses that triggered the 2008 crisis.
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The U.S. can help build inclusive, representative, and fair governance structure in Syria that can be a bulwark against jihadists, Assad's brutality, and Erdogan's worst tendencies.
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And she still believes in a united, integrated European Union, a bastion of liberal values and, at least implicitly, a political and economic bulwark against Russia.
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But France, which considers Riyadh a bulwark against Iranian influence in the Middle East, now faces a delicate balancing act in its response to the incident.
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This is a very worrying sign for those who hoped more traditional Republicans in Congress would be a bulwark against some of Trump's more extreme policies.
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Gone, too, is seniority as a bulwark for job protection; administrators will now be able to do layoffs based on subjective evaluations of a worker's job performance.
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Letter From America Inside the hurricane-force partisanship swirling around the capital, Washington has retained a singular bulwark for mainstream consensus: Federal Reserve stewardship of economic policy.
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It spent $44 million in 2017 and seeks by 2020 to manage 20 parks, a relatively small bulwark amid the hundreds of vulnerable reserves across the continent.
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On one hand, there were those who saw her as a bulwark for traditional US values in an administration that seems increasingly content to part with them.
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In this situation, a strong and independent Ukraine is critical to U.S. national security interests because Ukraine is a frontline state and a bulwark against Russian aggression.
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The judiciary has also acted as a bulwark for South African democracy at a time when other institutions, including the police and state prosecutors, have been compromised.
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Clement Attlee helped to construct NATO as a bulwark against Soviet expansion and described Russian communism as the "illegitimate child of Karl Marx and Catherine the Great".
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This is part of why the US is so committed to training the Jordanian military: It sees it as an essential bulwark against the spread of extremism.
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Malaysia's status as a moderate Muslim-majority nation in Southeast Asia has helped the country develop a solid relationship with the U.S., offering a bulwark against extremism.
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It gives Washington a say over its interests abroad, including counterterror and bolstering European democracies, as well as providing a bulwark against a resurgent Russia, she said.
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The party sprang not from trade unions but from elites desperate to establish a bulwark against communism after the end of military rule in the mid-1970s.
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It is a bulwark against global warming and is sometimes called the "lungs of the world" because of the vast amounts of carbon dioxide its trees absorb.
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In a region battered by terrorism and violence in such nearby places as Yemen, South Sudan and Somalia, Ethiopia is still regarded as an anti-terrorist bulwark.
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For much of the 20th century, overseas military facilities were justified as a bulwark against the Soviet threat; as that faded, other reasons to stay soon emerged.
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Saudi Arabia has proven to be too weak and incompetent to be a bulwark against Iran; on the contrary, it has been an enabler of Tehran's influence.
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This is the model for effective conflict reduction: strategic investments to help communities manage conflicts non-violently that act as a bulwark against future conflict and atrocities.
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"If Trump navigates too well, China could be confronted with a stronger, larger and ultimately reunified Korea as a regional, democratic bulwark and U.S. ally," Kempe warned.
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He even announced Saturday morning that he planned to add a stop in Minnesota, long a Democratic bulwark and a state he had not been even contesting.
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The refugee crisis will now be with Germans for years, and the skill in handling it will determine whether the country retains its position as Europe's bulwark.
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More pressingly, the West sees Egypt as a bulwark against the Islamic State, which has an affiliate active in the Sinai Peninsula and has expanded in Libya.
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He has instead shifted his focus to the argument that Republicans need to be re-elected to serve as a bulwark against a potential President Hillary Clinton.
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If the deal is allowed, AT&T argues, it could act as a bulwark against the power of digital media giants such as Alphabet's Google and Facebook.
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For much of the Cold War, a democratic Japan became the core of American alliances in Asia, a bulwark against Communism in the Soviet Union and China.
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The organization, which functions as an elite military branch and a bulwark of the country's revolution, is today the most powerful force within Iran's complicated political structure.
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Access to them is "the strongest bulwark against the reactionary revisionism that is attempting to paint a pretty picture of the military regimes in the southern cone."
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Tommi Laitio, the city's executive director for culture and leisure, explained that the building and its expansive technological offerings were partly intended as a bulwark against populism.
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And it took the chamber one step closer to ending the defining procedural bulwark of the Senate, the 60-vote requirement for moving ahead with most legislation.
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And he benefited from national politics, holding himself up as the city's bulwark against Mr. Trump, who was roundly rejected by New York City voters in 2016.
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The Rams also bolstered their sagging offensive line, a bulwark last season, by acquiring center Austin Corbett, a second-round pick in 2018, from the Cleveland Browns.
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San Francisco, for instance, is surrendering part of a coastal highway to the ocean, intending to use an expanded beach as a natural bulwark against rising waters.
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As the global cybersecurity market becomes increasingly crowded, the Start Up Nation remains a bulwark of innovation and opportunity generation for investors and global cyber companies alike.
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He casts himself not only as a bulwark of progressivism in the age of Trump but also as a master builder, in the tradition of Robert Moses.
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Haftar enjoys the backing of Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, which see him as bulwark against Islamists and have supported him militarily, according to U.N. reports.
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The kingdom hosts the U.S.'s Fifth Fleet and is considered by Sunni-ruled Gulf kingdoms as a strategic bulwark against Iranian influence in the Arab world.
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Conventional wisdom says that Senate Republicans are Mr Trump's bulwark—that the 20 Republicans required will never vote for removal, even if the Democrat-controlled House impeaches.
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The U.A.E. is one of America's closest allies in the Middle East, seen by the Trump administration as a bulwark against Iran and a close counterterrorism partner.
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As such it is the major bulwark against the United States' multibillion-dollar seafood trade deficit — the second-largest deficit in our trade portfolio, after crude oil.
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After turning the building into a Modernist bulwark, more conventional firms might have chosen to outfit it in minimalist style, with airy pale walls and sparse furnishings.
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After turning the building into a Modernist bulwark, more conventional firms might have chosen to outfit it in minimalist style, with airy pale walls and sparse furnishings.
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In early 22018, the former editor in chief of The Weekly Standard, William Kristol, helped launch The Bulwark, a digital journal with a blunt Never Trump mission.
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" The performance here was a preview of a slash-and-burn re-election strategy that depicts Mr. Trump as a bulwark against a "dangerous, militant hard left.
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How does the Times, which is asking Americans to fund it as a bulwark against Trump, justify contributing a reporter, Nick Corasaniti, to this orchestrated Trump event?
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Dugin is the father of an ideology that Putin has embraced in recent years, which sees a resurgent Russia standing as a bulwark against the liberal west.
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What their arrangement is, or if they have one, is unknown, but she acts as his manager and his bulwark against people he doesn't want to see.
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Her liberal supporters, who see the justice as a bulwark against the conservatives on the court, have fiercely defended Ginsburg's role on the bench and her health.
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The academy is also increasingly diverse, and nominations for "Get Out," along with "Mudbound," among other contenders, would be a bulwark against an embarrassing repeat of #OscarsSoWhite.
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" During a press conference with the NATO secretary general, the president called the intergovernmental military alliance "no longer obsolete" and a "bulwark of international peace and security.
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Despite the harsh words, the Trump administration has had a close relationship with Saudi Arabia, which it views as a bulwark against Iran's ambitions in the region.
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Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Russia have all lent support to General Haftar—be it political, financial or military—whom they regard as a bulwark against Islamism.
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Having failed to capture people's attention in the enterprise proactively, Facebook now finds itself having to do so reactively as a bulwark against possible encroachments from enterprise apps.
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Shi'ite militias like Sadr's 'Peace Brigades' were seen as a bulwark against Islamic State's sweeping advance in 2014 which threatened Iraq's capital and its most sacred Shi'ite shrines.
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He has the support of the state AFL-CIO labor coalition and many local political figures and voters who see him as a bulwark against changing social mores.
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American exceptionalism, once shorthand for our can-do spirit and self-confidence, has been stood on its head as a bulwark against change on immigration, taxes and health.
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Congress did not limit the reach of the law to individual claims of discrimination, she said; lawmakers also sought to make the law a bulwark against "community harms".
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Haftar enjoys the backing of Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, which see him as a bulwark against Islamists and have supported him militarily, according to U.N. reports.
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"Even in Scandinavia, long a bulwark of social democracy, the once-dominant center-left parties are in decline, and nationalist parties with nativist tendencies are growing," Galston noted.
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The president has defended the measure as a bulwark against terrorists entering the U.S. But critics have accused Trump of trying to implement a de facto Muslim ban.
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Haftar has turned into major player in the North African country, enjoying the backing of Egypt and the United Arab Emirates which see him as bulwark against Islamists.
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In the early Cold War period, the emergence of West Germany as a bulwark against the Soviet menace tended to discourage a closer interrogation of German cultural values.
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"The security forces, the regime's ultimate bulwark against a serious challenge, will likely have a free hand to limit the scope of protests should they expand," Rome said.
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Khalilzad has been a major critic of both Pakistan and U.S. policy toward Islamabad, which allegedly funds the Afghan Taliban as a bulwark against Indian interests in Afghanistan.
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The Amazon, the world's largest tropical rainforest, plays a key role in sucking climate-changing carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere, acting as a bulwark against global warming.
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If Germany is to assume a larger financial burden in NATO and continue as the bulwark of EU stability, a Trump-Merkel relationship must start on firm ground.
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It wants a bulwark against the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or P.K.K., which is waging an insurgency in southeast Turkey and keeps bases in the mountains of northern Iraq.
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Sisi, 62, says he is a bulwark of stability in a region that has slipped into chaos since the 2011 Arab Spring revolts, prioritising security over civil rights.
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The voter identification standard, which required voters to display one of six forms of documentation, was central to an overhaul that supporters described as a bulwark against fraud.
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But it also smartly became a series about parenting in that situation, and how passing on values that are important to you can become a bulwark against hopelessness.
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"There are candidates that if they nominate, I think would almost guarantee Donald Trump's re-election," Sykes, the editor-in-chief of conservative magazine The Bulwark, told Hill.
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Neither Mr. Manafort nor Mr. Friedman registered as lobbyists, a potential violation of an American law intended as a bulwark against foreign agents' peddling influence in American politics.
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Was he not, in his breezy, feckless way (or "vapid and shiftless" way, as his fearsome Aunt Agatha would have it), an equally effective bulwark of his nation?
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Yes, they are vastly outnumbered, shouted off college campuses and scolded that their way of politics is an anachronism in this bright blue bulwark of the liberal resistance.
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Ms. Skelton said that perhaps Mr. Brown's most important policy priority was positioning California as a bulwark against the federal government's rollback of efforts to combat climate change.
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Though boomers like Ms. Merkel present themselves as a bulwark against nationalism, their insistence on a particular kind of German identity is preventing the country from moving forward.
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"This must be one of their most prestigious markets, and we're a bulwark for Europe, which is much more hostile toward Uber than we are," Mr. Knight said.
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A high rent becomes manageable when divided by two (or three), and there's a live-in bulwark against loneliness, a bad day at work, a romance gone sour.
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John McCain -- an Arizona Republican beloved by many in the Senate chamber who famously clashed with Trump -- talking about the importance of Ukraine as a bulwark against Russia.
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He will also operate with the White House as a bulwark against any backlash, having made clear he won't bring anything to the House floor without Trump's blessing.
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So may I humbly suggest that when a megalomaniacal leader howls and shrieks at critics, that is when institutional checks on that leader become a bulwark of democracy.
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Mubarak never fully trusted the Army—for one thing, Islamist officers had assassinated his predecessor—and he built up the Ministry of Interior as a bulwark of support.
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Consumers have been a bulwark of support for the economy, remaining confident even as hiring has slowed, the manufacturing sector has slumped and financial markets have grown volatile.
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The greenback had weakened following the resignation on Tuesday of Gary Cohn, Trump's top economic adviser, who was seen as a bulwark against protectionism in the White House.
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Sisi, 62, says he is a bulwark of stability in a region that has slipped into chaos since the 2011 Arab Spring revolts, prioritizing security over civil rights.
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While Warren has been able to lure educated white progressives to her campaign, she is well behind him in attracting black voters, a bulwark of any Democratic candidacy.
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The Senate is just as crucial to his opponents, traditionally a check on state power and a bulwark against the kind of political dominance that Duterte is demonstrating.
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The general's supporters, centered in the east, call him a necessary bulwark against Islamist extremism, while his opponents paint him as a power-hungry opportunist and would-be dictator.
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A security alliance evolved whereby Washington sold arms and provided military training to the Saudis and used the country as a bulwark against Soviet expansion during the Cold War.
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Older white racial conservatives have flocked to Trump because they see him as a bulwark against "political correctness" for his willingness to talk about what's really wrong with America.
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Tim Karr, senior director of strategy and communications for Free Press Action Fund, said in a statement that meanwhile local leaders are "forming a bulwark" to defend net neutrality.
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But when the Soviet Union collapsed, NATO's new tasks range from being a bulwark against al-Qaeda in Afghanistan to fighting human trafficking and intercepting refugees in the Mediterranean.
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Diaz de la Portilla lost his reelection bid to a Democrat in November, vacating the committee leadership role from which he'd made himself a bulwark against the NRA's agenda.
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Thus, as notable as the security measures instituted at various show spaces throughout the city is the psychic bulwark these designers provided through optimistic visions of Paris's creative future.
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The problem was this: For decades, the small and isolated country had been propped up by the Soviet Union as a bulwark against Western, capitalist influence in northeast Asia.
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The former vice president is planning a couple of big speeches after his announcement, to build a substantive bulwark aimed at defusing claims he's a man out of time.
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Some analysts see the experience of the 1970s as a bulwark against modern violence: Italy is the only major western European country yet to suffer seriously from Islamist terrorism.
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The "Bulwark Defender" cyber war game was supposed to help military planners determine how well troops from different units communicated with each other while enemy agents hacked their computers.
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The Taliban have gained increasing attention from Russia as well as Uzbekistan, who view the insurgency as a bulwark against the spread of the Islamic State group in Afghanistan.
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Now, in 25, he is the last surviving George Martin of note and an unlikely bulwark against prestige television's usurpation of the novel as our culture's dominant storytelling form.
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"MESA will serve as a bulwark against Iranian aggression, terrorism, extremism, and will bring stability to the Middle East," a spokesperson for the White House's National Security Council said.
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AQIM -- and Belmoktar -- matter to al Qaeda as a bulwark of support in an area where the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has ambitions, and new affiliates.
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Brazil contains about 60 percent of the Amazon rainforest, a bulwark against global warming thanks to the vast amounts of carbon dioxide it soaks up and recycles into oxygen.
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For almost a half-century, Section 26 of the Voting Rights Act of 22016 was a potent bulwark against efforts to obstruct Americans' lawful right to cast a ballot.
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He did all of these things knowing that he had written his own doctor's note and then used it as a bulwark against questions regarding his own health. 3.
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The International Mine Countermeasures Exercise (IMCMEX) started on Monday with a symposium in Bahrain where the U.S Navy's Fifth Fleet is based, in part as a bulwark against Iran.
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Western partners see him as the best guarantee of stability in an infant democracy that they are desperate to shore up, not least as a bulwark against Islamist extremism.
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Patent settlements have served as a bulwark against that trend, reducing the number of lawsuits by allowing disputing parties the option to resolve their conflicts outside of a courtroom.
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Robert Mueller and his special counsel team offer the great bulwark of protection and defense against this attack against our country by a hostile power that wishes us ill.
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Gun rights proponents complain the rules - including requirements to practise shooting regularly - encroach on Switzerland's national identity that includes a well-armed citizenry as a bulwark of national security.
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Still, there remain plenty of Egyptians, rich and poor, who continue to see Mr. Sisi as a bulwark against the instability that has roiled other countries in the region.
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In recent months, the IRGC, which sees itself as a bulwark against Western influence, has responded by criticizing Rouhani for viewing foreign countries as the key to economic growth.
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Still, he finds himself in a strong position in South Carolina, where his support among the critical voting bloc of black voters could form the bulwark for his candidacy.
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While we're growing fast, we're still just one percent of national energy capacity and can expand during the next four years if economics and market forces remain our bulwark.
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Inside the European Union, Ms. Merkel's liberal version of conservatism helped serve as a bulwark against the nationalist push from other conservative leaders in countries like Hungary and Poland.
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If liberals no longer pride themselves on being the adults in the room, the bulwark against the whims of the mob, our national descent into chaos will be complete.
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But not enough attention has been placed on the crucial question of whether the Supreme Court in the Trump era will provide an effective bulwark against autocratic lawless rule.
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The United States and Saudi Arabia both wish to contain Iran, and Washington depends on Riyadh to serve as a bulwark against Iranian influence, notably in Syria and Lebanon.
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For both reasons he cannot be effective SecState & should resign Conversely, Tennessee Senator Bob Corker sees Tillerson as an essential bulwark against the worst tendencies of the Trump administration.
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Yet Washington, and especially the Pentagon, which shapes much of U.S. policy in East Asia, has consistently supported conservative governments in Japan, seeing them as an anti-Communist bulwark.
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Believers in freedom and democracy owe a profound debt to Defense Secretary Mattis, who towers above all others inside the Trump administration as a bulwark of the democratic alliance.
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In a 45-minute speech on Thursday before delegates cheering "four more years," Mr. Cuomo cast New York as the bulwark of Democratic politics against a Republican-controlled Washington.
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His new strategy: redefining the term "Christian democracy," long used to describe the Continent's dominant center-right political ideology, as a bulwark in a clash of civilizations with Islam.
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Two suicide attacks that killed 44 people at Coptic churches on Palm Sunday have called into question President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi's image as a bulwark against Islamic extremists.
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Ironically, Reagan hoped that Kennedy would produce a court with a bulwark of conservative justices, and he may finally achieve that goal with Kennedy's departure — just three decades later.
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But others are skeptical that the shadowy militias, many of which face accusations of brutality, can serve as a bulwark against terrorism without the support of the American military.
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The Sunnis see the U.S. presence as a bulwark against domination by the majority Shiites and Iran, while the Kurdish security forces had benefited from American training and aid.
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Those leaders have raised up and rallied around — and in the case of Mr. Salvini donned the uniforms of — the country's law enforcement, as a bulwark against such threats.
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Nevertheless, Americans everywhere should be concerned that a senator would weaponize the CRA, a bulwark against overly intrusive government, to expand federal power and re-regulate an entire industry.
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Mr. Shishani, whose real name was Tarkhan Batirashvili, had served in the Georgian Army, which is equipped and funded by the United States as a bulwark against Russian expansion.
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One option could be to expand a small conservative site called the Bulwark, which is published by the Defending Democracy Together Institute, a nonprofit that Kristol is involved with.
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On "Iron Curtain," reverb and tinny hi-hat provide creeptastic backdrop to an over-the-top ode to that last historical great bulwark against the free market and it's adherents.
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" And after billions spent on years of war and occupation, Washington has a real interest in Iraq's success, he added, "not least of which is as a bulwark against Iran.
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The idea of a Muslim registry suffers from these same defects and one other significant flaw: A key bulwark against terrorist attacks by radicalized Muslims is the Muslim community itself.
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For the vast majority of the US government, Eastern Europe is still a region with irreplaceable strategic importance to American interests and is America's main bulwark against westward Russian expansion.
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He invokes the five-hectare Holocaust Memorial in Berlin (criticised by Björn Höcke, a firebrand on the AfD right) and talks eloquently about the SPD as a "bulwark of democracy".
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It offers the lulling comfort of permanent volume, the same bulwark against scarcity that draws us to the all you can eat, the BOGO, the unlimited refill, the family size.
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Azevedo is normally very conservative in remarks about WTO members' trade policies, but he also plays a role as a guardian of the global trading rules, a bulwark against protectionism.
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The result means a confirmation of the European Union and NATO member's role as a bulwark against Russia in the increasingly hostile relationship between the West and President Vladimir Putin.
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In Kentucky's house of representatives they lost their last legislative chamber in the South, a region in which their demographic hopes were strongest, but which instead remains a Republican bulwark.
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Every app launched, every pictured scrolled, every tap, every hunched-over moment davening to some dumb Facebook improvement is a brick in the bulwark against an unexpected and better future.
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Since his election to the French presidency seven months ago, green activists have placed their hopes in Mr Macron as a bulwark against his carbon-cuddling American counterpart, Donald Trump.
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In a region that has become fertile territory for Islamists seeking a foothold after the collapse of Islamic State in Syria and Iraq, France sees Mr Déby as a bulwark.
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Haftar has presented himself to foreign powers as a bulwark against terrorism and is popular among many in eastern Libya who credit him with ending a rise in Islamist militancy.
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The health care industry is happy to see Joe Biden jumping into the Democratic presidential race, hoping he can be a bulwark against their true 2020 opponent: Medicare-for-all.
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Democratic aides say the purpose of Thursday's hearing is to begin building the public case for requesting the president's tax returns, which could serve as a bulwark against potential litigation.
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The Amazon is the world's largest tropical rainforest, a bulwark against global warming often called the "lungs of the world" because of the vast amounts of carbon it soaks up.
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Pompeo has stressed the importance of the U.S.-Ukraine relationship, a sentiment long shared by Republicans and Democrats who see the former Soviet republic as a bulwark against Russian ambitions.
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As long as large groups of Americans feel unheard and disenfranchised, increasingly insignificant and powerless over their dwindling destinies, then whoever buzzes their way through the establishment bulwark becomes mesmerizing.
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Despite the growing cries of autocracy against Museveni, Washington has backed him as a strongman who has turned Uganda into a bulwark of stability in Africa's troubled Great Lakes region.
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Issues such as data protection and taxation of crossbred online purchases must be worked out, he said, but e-commerce could be "a bulwark against the negative effects of globalisation".
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For presidents grappling with an inbox that demands immediate attention, the countervailing need to maintain Congress's role as a bulwark against a potential future unfit president seemed abstract and distant.
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If Mr. Trump has an opportunity to win delegates in sparsely populated parts of Wisconsin, he appears most vulnerable in the more crowded suburbs around Milwaukee, the state's Republican bulwark.
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Together with Qatar, it has built up other Sunni Arab militias, seemingly more concerned with their ability to act as a bulwark against Kurdish expansion than their openly jihadist leanings.
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For Iran, the Taliban is the lesser evil with the potential to serve as a local bulwark against the spread of the most aggressive anti-Iranian forces to its east.
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But the two fronts are part of the same ultimate struggle; these two men are the authoritarian twins, and it's up to the final bulwark—individual citizens—to stop them.
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These surveys, and the fact that about 200 people are involved in building the news feed, act as a bulwark against any one person's bias infecting it, Mr. Mosseri said.
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Trump touted the spirit of the American worker and referred to American workers as the "bulwark of our national prosperity" in the statement released by the White House late Friday.
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Sassou Nguesso, who has ruled the oil-producing central African country for 32 of the past 37 years, regularly presents himself as a bulwark of stability in a turbulent region.
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For the last decade, federal courts were the strongest bulwark against partisan gerrymandering in the states, but Chief Justice John Roberts closed the door on that remedy in the future.
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To raise kids who turn out wealthier, parents should proactively monitor what their children are doing and become a bulwark against time-wasting, stare-at-a-screen activities like these.
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Gdula, the sociologist, found that representations of Poland as the "bulwark" protecting Europe from the "flood" of refugees gave many Law and Justice supporters a sense of pride and purpose.
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It is not only that Israel is the only democracy in the Middle East, but it stands as a bulwark against radical Islamist threats, whether coming from Iran or ISIS.
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If Mr. Trump has an opportunity to win delegates in sparsely populated parts of Wisconsin, he appears most vulnerable in the more crowded suburbs around Milwaukee, the state's Republican bulwark.
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Conservatives celebrate a long tradition, going back at least to Edmund Burke, of marshaling "the little platoons" of civic society as a bulwark against the centralizing impulses of the state.
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Most tankier mech pilots will still have the Bulwark ability, but now it's a passive ability that makes sticking to cover way, way more effective than it ever was before.
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The other parties to the nuclear deal see it as an important bulwark against the risk of wider war in the Middle East and have reaffirmed their commitment to it.
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While the outcome may be rigged, it was done by the likes of James Madison, Alexander Hamilton and George Washington who created a bulwark against the rise of a tyrant.
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The tribal Germanic idea of Heimat, or homeland, for instance, represented a bulwark against the ills of modernity before the Nazis notoriously used it as a pretext for ethnic cleansing.
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He said the United States would help create a regional strategic alliance between Gulf nations and Jordan and Egypt, a move the United States sees as a bulwark against Iran.
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But behind these hearings and headlines lurks the unnerving way in which many have come to see the military as the last, best bulwark against our erratic commander-in-chief.
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Ginsburg has been lionized by her liberal supporters, who see her as a bulwark against the conservatives on the Court, though observers continue to pay close attention to her health.
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The last time so many Bay Area activists traveled to the Central Valley was in the 1960s, when they formed the bulwark of early support for Cesar Chavez's farmworkers' movement.
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Abdul Raziq, the police chief of Kandahar Province and a major anti-Taliban bulwark, was gunned down in an attack last month that barely missed the top American commander, Gen.
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Bolsonaro sent the army to help put out the blazes that set off a global outcry due to concern over deforestation ravaging the rainforest, considered a bulwark against climate change.
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Mr. Mattis, a retired Marine general, issued a statement to the Defense Department casting the United States as a bulwark of the international order and the guardian of important alliances.
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Our Founding Fathers knew that our rights would only be safeguarded if they were protected by the American people themselves, who are the last bulwark against tyranny here at home.
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In the meantime, one of the big platforms has established at least a partial bulwark against the infocalypse — though its strength will depend entirely on how strongly Facebook defends it.
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Mr. Trump squanders this hope at the peril of the United States' ability to shape institutions, even flawed ones, and uphold values that are the world's only bulwark against tyranny.
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The summit has also given China, the host, its latest chance to position itself as a bulwark of globalization in the face of U.S. President Donald Trump's "America First" agenda.
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Mr. Tillerson's visit to Ankara, the Turkish capital, was intended to reassure a NATO ally in the fight against the Islamic State and a regional bulwark against a resurgent Iran.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump vowed to erect a massive wall that stretched the length of the United States' southern border as a bulwark against illegal immigration and drug trafficking.
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One bulwark is Orwasher's in Manhattan, where 10-pound loaves of sissel rye are baked daily, just as they have been since 1916, when the bakery was founded in Yorkville.
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England for many years stood as a last, defiant bulwark against the idea that recruitment should be overseen not by a club's manager, but by a technical — or sporting — director.
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Even the United Arab Emirates and Egypt, which have backed Haftar and see him as a bulwark against Islamists in north Africa, appear to have been surprised by his rapid advance.
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It's precisely those skills that make Lagarde such an attractive choice to lead the ECB, one of the world's three most important central banks and a bulwark against instability in Europe.
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Kushner also met Egyptian President Abdel Fatah el-Sisi, who has tried to present himself as a bulwark against militant extremism — and received praise and a pledge of support from Trump.
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Several years ago Facebook started to limit what apps could scrape from friends' profiles even with permission, but the basic configuration of user consent as a bulwark against abuse hasn't changed.
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In a 1999 case, the court called trials by jury "the grand bulwark" of liberty, quoting William Blackstone, the 18th-century British jurist whose treatises are a foundation of American law.
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Improvements include designing the new beach deck to serve as a bulwark against any rise in sea level, and constructing the Sand Bar — the beachfront restaurant — higher than the previous structure.
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On March 21, Trump said the United States should slash its financial support for NATO, which was formed in 1949 after World War Two and became a bulwark against Soviet expansionism.
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In addition to producing decades' worth of photography and filmmaking, about five years ago Keller co-founded the Bay Area Lesbian Archives: a bulwark of material artifacts against a disappearing history.
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Rubio's lead in early voting and his momentum in Florida may serve as a bulwark, but the "Rubio is finished" narrative is likely to gain steam as the week goes on.
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Host of the U.S. Fifth Fleet, Bahrain is seen by other Sunni Muslim-ruled Gulf states like Saudi Arabia as a bulwark against the influence of their Shi'ite Muslim adversary Iran.
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"If Donald Trump is an American patriot, he should resign from office," Weld wrote in an op-ed published in The Bulwark, an online platform that publishes conservative commentary, in April.
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Turkey wants to informally control a swathe of northern Syria giving it a safe zone to house refugees, a base for the anti-Assad opposition, and a bulwark against Kurdish influence.
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The VDMA's more than 3,000 members are a bulwark of Germany's export-led economy, generating sales of 218 billion euros ($246 billion) last year and employing more than a million people.
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In their framework, Hillary Clinton is the epitome of neoliberalism, which is why she lost; Bernie Sanders is the bulwark against it, which is why he lost (funny how that works).
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Bolton suggested in Jerusalem that the US might not withdraw all American forces after all, but instead could leave some at a garrison in southeast Syria as a bulwark against Iran.
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Mr. Karimov, who crushed an Islamic insurgency after surviving an assassination attempt by Islamic militants in 1999, was considered a bulwark against the spread of any jihadist threat in the region.
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One of the "core missions" of The Bulwark will be "pushing back against some of the trolls and grifters on the right," Sykes said, without naming any one person in particular.
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The volatile Middle East cannot afford to have another state unravel, especially one that is also the essential bulwark of NATO's eastern flank and has the largest army in the region.
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Affectionately referred to as RBG by supporters, Ginsburg has emerged as a cultural icon for liberals who see her as a bulwark against President Trump's efforts to install more conservative justices.
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In the Police Quest cosmology, the power of the police is both boundless and precisely regulated, and the police manual is the only reliable bulwark against complete societal chaos and death.
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On the other hand, the organization must also accomodate laws like the GDPR that are the only bulwark against the wholesale of individuals' data by internet giants like Google and Facebook.
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That would only embolden hard-liners in the Cuban regime who are leery of mending ties with the United States and are committed to maintaining Cuba as a repressive socialist bulwark.
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Turkey remains a NATO ally and provides a vital bulwark against the civil war in neighboring Syria, causing many in Washington to put a lid on concerns about Erdoğan's creeping autocracy.
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It is certainly necessary for anyone who wants to resist the rightward drift on migration to defend Corbyn's leadership: he has acted as the only bulwark against migrant-bashing in Parliament.
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To some Jews, the couple serves as a bulwark pushing the Trump administration toward pro-Israel policies, most notably the decision to move the U.S. embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
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He also believes that the recently passed tax cuts will further erode American society from within, knocking down a middle class that was long a bulwark for America's activist foreign policy.
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The idea was that firms like Nasdaq Clearing would act as a bulwark against the greed, hubris or poor judgment of some traders in the grand casino that is derivatives trading.
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Among other things, Justice Kennedy was the bulwark against legal assaults against abortion, perhaps the one issue, more than any other, where the court's influence and public attention so clearly intersect.
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He was backed by British imperialists, notably Winston Churchill, who believed Pakistan would prove a faithful friend to the West and a bulwark between the Soviet Union and a socialist India.
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Edwina, whose uptight frocks serve through much of the film as a bulwark against the corporal's advances, exposes a wedge of shoulder wide enough to prompt a rebuke from Miss Martha.
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In this, Morocco is like other autocracies in the region: However much they may claim to act as a bulwark against extremism, they rarely if ever work to expand personal freedoms.
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White House officials said Mr. Trump had called Mr. Duterte in an effort to mend their countries' recently strained relationship, as a bulwark against China's expansionism in the South China Sea.
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Cordray, the agency's first and so far only director, has been a bulwark against efforts by Trump and the president's fellow Republicans in Congress to roll back Obama-era financial policy.
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They point out that while the legal system has an important bulwark in safeguarding rights inside Israel proper, it has done relatively little to check Israeli behavior in the Palestinian territories.
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Though most South Koreans value the country's military alliance with the United States as a bulwark against North Korea's escalating missile and nuclear threats, many were miffed by Mr. Trump's accusations.
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White nationalists like Richard Spencer and David Duke, the former Ku Klux Klan leader, post adoring pictures on social media of Mr. Assad, who portrays himself as a bulwark against extremism.
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Qaboos's longevity and reputation would have acted as a bulwark against Muscat being bossed around by powerful neighbours like Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed, or Saudi's Mohammed bin Salman.
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To become the Yankees' most improved pitcher this season, and a bulwark in their unsteady starting rotation, Domingo German got technical help from the most obvious authority, the team's pitching coach.
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A key part of Kapoor&aposs strategy is to build the company&aposs appeal to developers and generate a loyal community of users as a bulwark against competitors, three sources said.
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There is, of course, a competing narrative: Prosecutors have a duty, as attorneys, to the rule of law so the Justice Department must stand as an independent bulwark against presidential overreach.
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The US military presence is seen by AFRICOM as a key bulwark -- stopping the expansion of ISIS and al Qaeda-linked groups from destabilizing regional governments and threatening the US homeland.
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Editorial State governments will serve as an important bulwark against any attempt by President-elect Donald Trump to roll back the progress the United States has made in addressing climate change.
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A landmark Delaware Chancery Court decision that is widely seen as a bulwark against the prospect of corporations requiring shareholders to arbitrate securities claims is now before the Delaware Supreme Court.
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The Cold War–era military alliance was formed to protect Europe from the Soviet Union, and today one of its roles is serving as a bulwark against Russian influence and expansionism.
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Neoconservatives saw Israel first as a bulwark against communism, and later as a democratic ally against jihadism, and so pushed hard to elevate support for Israel into a core conservative value.
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But Mr. Trump could have as easily quoted McKinley's 1896 platform (protection is "the bulwark of American industrial independence and the foundation of American development and prosperity") or Coolidge's in 1924.
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The sanctuary campus label may only end up being a symbol of dissent, but it still holds power and value — a bulwark of defense against an administration seemingly intent on destroying it.
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Standing well over 6 feet (1.8m) tall, the bearded Castro was for years a cigar-chomping bulwark of ideological resistance to the United States, decked out in green military fatigues and cap.
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Guaidó, recognized by the United States and 58 other countries as the legitimate president, visited Washington last week to bolster his credentials as a bulwark against Russian influence in South America. Rep.
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An estimated 3,000 people were killed during the rule of strongman Pinochet, who built a bulwark of anti-communism in the South American country and cast a long shadow over Aylwin's rule.
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Eventually, perhaps sooner than we think, there could be a cascade of Republican defectors who hear from their own voters that they want a bulwark against Trump, rather than a rubber stamp.
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These developments are particularly troubling considering they are occurring in countries ruled by nominally democratic governments, even though democracy is meant to be a bulwark against exactly this kind of political extremism.
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America seeks bases as a symbol of some sort of victory, a way to block any politically-ugly Shi'ite reprisals against the Sunnis, and as a bulwark against whatever happens in Syria.
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Both Putingate and Watergate involve a White House that is contemptuous of the federal judiciary that is a bulwark against authoritarian leaders who are tempted to believe they are above the law.
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"Private consumption remains a pillar of support, but employment growth continues to weaken," Wohlrabe said, adding that domestic demand should nonetheless provide a bulwark against trade-related headwinds in the coming months.
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MEXICO CITY, June 30 (Reuters) - * Shares in Mexican miner Penoles rose more than 6 percent on Thursday as investors turned to gold as a bulwark against risk in the wake of Brexit.
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In accepting these benefits and others without prior congressional consent, the President has been repeatedly violating the Foreign Emoluments Clause, the Constitution's preeminent bulwark against the foreign corruption of the nation's leaders.
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The author of the spray-painted message was clearly suggesting that the school—and, specifically, Frederick—no longer represented a disruption of the nation's racial hierarchy but was a bulwark of it.
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Alfred Hugenberg, a wealthy media mogul and the leader of the German National People's Party, supported a plan to bring the Nazis into the governing coalition as a bulwark against leftist movements.
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The kingdom is viewed as a bulwark to deter Iranian adventurism across the region and has been a partner in the fight against terrorism across the Persian Gulf and wider Middle East.
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Sisi, a former armed forces commander who presents himself as a bulwark against Islamist militancy, convened an emergency meeting with his defence and interior ministers and intelligence chief soon after the attack.
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The school, an urban bulwark, has been forced to make plans to shut down because it has not received a dollar in state support since last July, and none is in sight.
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The suggestion that Mr. Xi could take China back to the turmoil of the Mao era appeared likely to irritate the authorities, who describe Mr. Xi as a bulwark of unflappable order.
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It justified the permanent expansion of the American military after World War II as a bulwark of democratic freedom in parts of the world most Americans could not locate on a map.
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Mr. Assad took the opposite approach, keeping his torture system behind closed doors, insisting he presided over an ordinary, rule-of-law justice system and was a bulwark against Islamic State barbarism.
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The idea, which Trump officials borrowed from the Japanese, is that the region's four major maritime democracies — the United States, Japan, Australia and India — will constitute a bulwark against a rising China.
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For his part, the president agreed to halt joint military exercises with South Korea, part of what the South Korean government views as a bulwark of its alliance with the United States.
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So while Democrats in the House will now most likely act as a bulwark against a number of Republican policy goals, the real action will continue to be at the state level.
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There's been an outpouring of support for a lot of journalistic organizations as they've begun to be seen as a bulwark of freedom in the face of a leader with autocratic intuitions.
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The annual exercises have been an integral part of the alliance, forming the bulwark of South Korea's defense against North Korea and Seoul's sense of security among bigger powers in the region.
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Shas sees itself as a bulwark against non-Jewish immigration and as guardians of the country's Law of Return, which allows any Jew in the world to become a citizen of Israel.
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This is the "Antemurale Christianitatis," the "Bulwark of Christianity," proclaimed in 1519 by Pope Leo X, in a reference to the Roman Catholic Slavs considered the front line against the Ottoman Empire.
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Cohen told CNBC's "Power Lunch " on Monday that the change in department stores' last bulwark against cost-cutting promotions is a point of no return, and it still won't help the stores.
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Europcar's Reservation Guarantee Policy is meant to bulwark against scenarios like yours; if you are forced to rent a car elsewhere because of a lack of inventory, Europcar pledges to reimburse you.
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Nonetheless, European officials suggest that Trump, who has also targeted Europe with tariffs, has created a widow of opportunity to show that EU-China relations can be a bulwark for global trade.
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"The courts can serve as a bulwark against these excesses," said Anthony D. Romero, the executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union, which represents the plaintiffs in one of the cases.
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It is clear, amid the rubble Trump has made, that a bit of concentrated pressure on a sufficiently rotten bulwark can bring down the whole gilded edifice of a major political party.
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" The same day, Chuck Todd, who also hosts NBC's Meet the Press, read from an article from the right-wing website The Bulwark comparing supporters of Sanders, who is Jewish, to "brownshirts.
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Situated on the main narcotics transit route that stretches from Afghanistan to Central Asia and Eastern Europe, Iran acts as a bulwark against international narcotics trafficking, when it chooses to do so.
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The past and the homeland, "Heimat," blurred together into the notion of a romantic Western European past, the Abendland, becoming a cultural and psychological bulwark against the disenfranchising anonymity of urban industrialization.
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With the War of 1812 still raging in 1814, the Spanish, who still held Florida, did not fight when the British set up a fort here as a bulwark against the Americans.
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For both mergers, diversification of revenues could serve as a bulwark against potential new regulation of pharmacy benefit rules as the Trump administration has pledged new reforms for curbing high drug costs.
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CEO Sundar Pichai's sprawling operation will face the most pressure to find a new bulwark of revenue, particularly if the remarkable growth of search ads steadies, as many expect it to do.
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His plans for the Union are bold and aimed at relatively rapid integration of the economy, but also designed to be protective of European citizens, a bulwark against the chill winds of globalization.
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The rise of ISIS and other jihadist entities allowed Assad to present himself not as the butcher of peaceful activists, freedom-loving students and democracy-embracing intellectuals, but as the bulwark against extremism.
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In his defiance, Barr proved himself to be exactly the protective bulwark for which Trump pined but never had in characters like former Attorney General Jeff Sessions and former FBI chief James Comey.
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What had long been a useful tool when you came across broken links online is now, more than ever before, seen as an arbiter of the truth and a bulwark against erasing history.
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Still, with a huge proportion of sales coming from the initial week or month (if not the first hour), even a temporary bulwark against would-be pirates may be considered a big win.
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The prospect of truly anonymous transactions may sound alarming to some, but in a world in which privacy withers further away every day, it can also sound a lot like a reassuring bulwark.
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Israel says its fence-and-concrete barrier on the West Bank was built as a bulwark against Palestinian attacks while Palestinians say it is a land grab that may deny them a state.
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America and its other allies focused more on threats to Western Europe, leaving Turkey to act as the heavily armed bulwark against Moscow's advances in the Middle East, and particularly the Black Sea.
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" He was speaking to reporters at the White House alongside NATO's secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, after giving him a warm welcome and praising the organization as "the bulwark of international peace and security.
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The Cold War provided the backdrop, as several countries in the region such as Angola and Mozambique allied themselves with Moscow, while Pretoria tried to portray itself as a bulwark against communist expansion.
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Economic adviser Gary Cohn, seen as a bulwark against protectionist forces within the Trump administration, said on Tuesday he was leaving, sparking a global sell-off across a number of major asset classes.
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But we need the individuals within those institutions to do their part to uphold them, and to see being a bulwark against tyranny a necessary part of their civil service and professional obligations.
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Trump's political agenda is at a standstill and fellow Republicans, who had previously lined up as a bulwark against any meaningful oversight, are beginning to hint at a willingness to probe his behavior.
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Seeking legitimacy—and, as wars raged in Indo-China, a bulwark against communists—generals who had come out on top by the late 1950s sought to turn the monarchy into a nationalist symbol.
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An imaginary line through these islands, extending westward 1,700 miles, ends in Taiwan; the U.S. presence is a bulwark for the defense of Japan, Taiwan, South Korea, the Philippines, Australia and New Zealand.
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On the front line of the Cold War, West Germany was one of the United States' closest allies, embraced as a bulwark against communism after the World War Two defeat of Nazi rule.
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As a business matter, this might be a danger for TV. As Matt Rosoff explained last week in Business Insider, live coverage was supposed to be the industry's steadiest bulwark against the internet.
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But as Mr. Trump prepares to take office, Democratic bastions, including Boston, Philadelphia and San Francisco, have reaffirmed plans to defy the administration and act as a kind of bulwark against mass deportations.
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It illustrates how he has turned the United States from being a bulwark of stability and sobriety in the international system into an agent of disruption and unpredictability in his own volatile image.
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Kelliher envisions the space as a eventual hub for local musicians, as well as a bulwark against the creeping gentrification that he pegs as the main challenge currently facing the Atlanta music community.
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Scenes like this have a stand-alone power, infusing Wilde's witticisms and clowning with tragic import and repositioning them as a bulwark against the hypocrisies of the age and the indignities of decline.
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"A big chunk of the Republican Party, which prided itself during the Reagan era and for decades that followed as being the bulwark against Russian influence, now suddenly is embracing [Putin]," Obama said.
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Despite the continued decline of cable television — about 85 million homes get ESPN, 15 million fewer than in 2011, for example — and broadcast television to a lesser extent, live sports remain a bulwark.
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The United States, an ally of the six-nation Gulf bloc, has said that regional unity is essential for a planned Middle East Strategic Alliance that would serve as a bulwark against Iran.
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Last but by no means least, relying on African-American voters as a bulwark against left-wingery, as Clinton did, is tenuous as black views on economic policy are generally quite left-wing.
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Instead, they have a more ambitious vision and have begun planning to extend the shoreline of the island into the water to serve as a bulwark against rising sea levels and storm surges.
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" A handful of similar discoveries might have justified Logan's faith that "the facts lying outside the poem" could offer a bulwark against what he mockingly calls "the private and emollient gestures of readers.
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State-backed, energy-rich funds account for a significant chunk of the roughly $1003 trillion in total sovereign wealth assets, funds they've built up as a bulwark for when oil revenues dry up.
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The implications of this domestication process transcended lifetimes and have played out over thousands of years, creating a carbon-storing biome that is an essential bulwark in efforts to mitigate the climate crisis.
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If the health of liberal bulwark Ginsburg would lead her to retire during Trump's presidency and he were able to make a third lifetime appointment, he could truly transform the country's highest court.
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In Rutland, a historically Democratic corner in the southeastern part of the state — bulwark of Ms. Heitkamp's 3,000-vote victory in 2012 — many voters thanked the senator for her opposition to Justice Kavanaugh.
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Macron remains Europe's most vigorous bulwark against the wave of nationalism, nativism, xenophobia and small-mindedness that were expressed in the Brexit vote and have found expression across a continent anxious about immigration.
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" He argued that Egypt had a "unique role to play" as a bulwark against spreading violence in the region, "even as it is assaulted on its own soil by senseless acts of violence.
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" And in The Bulwark, a publication founded for and by this very audience, Richard North Patterson wrote this week, "Trump has left us weary and fretful, a nation of people ceaselessly on edge.
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" Isakson told The Bulwark that the President's comments "drive me crazy" and that "nobody — regardless of their position — is above common decency and respect for people that risk their life for your life.
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The founders of our country well understood that the concentration of power threatens individual liberty and established a bulwark against such tyranny by creating a separation of powers among the branches of government.
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In that decade, Bishop White wrote three books extolling the K.K.K.'s contributions to America, particularly as a bulwark against what she feared was a Roman Catholic plot to take over the country.
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During the financial crisis, the Fed's ability to provide emergency loans to banks which otherwise may have had no access to liquid funds was seen as a critical bulwark against complete financial meltdown.
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Politicians in California, one of the country's most Democratic states, have embraced acting as a bulwark against Mr. Trump's policies, promising to defend the state's laws on immigration, health care and the environment.
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If by protecting the integrity of language we mean upholding the belief that literary culture, or even just plain truth-telling, is in itself a bulwark, the facts don't bear out the hypothesis.
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One would think that the more than 1,000 local public radio and television stations, all of which received their valuable licenses and spectrum free of charge, would be a bulwark against this trend.
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The intelligence agency's support for the Taliban strained — and eventually ruptured — America's relationship with Pakistan, a longtime ally that the United States saw as a bulwark against Soviet expansion during the Cold War.
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The statement by U.S. Ambassador Dennis Shea threatened to erode a key element of trade enforcement at the 23-year-old WTO: binding dispute settlement, widely seen as a major bulwark against protectionism.
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Biden's team is hoping he can rely on his ties to the black community as a bulwark against an insurgency in other early-voting states, much as Hillary Clinton did four years ago.
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On Russia and NATO Where Trump stands: Trump has repeatedly questioned the utility of NATO and its members' financial contributions to the alliance, which many see as a vital bulwark against potential Russian aggression.
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Last month, Prime Minister Theresa May declared that Britain and the US are "united in our recognition of NATO as the bulwark of our collective defense," while the President nodded alongside her in agreement.
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The fallout was swift: On Twitter, users have accused the lawmaker of turning his back on the Democratic Party, which is intended to be a unified bulwark against ISP efforts to weaken net neutrality.
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Meanwhile, Politico reports that Clinton's camp now sees South Carolina—with its prevalence of African-American voters—as an "early-state bulwark" to blunt Sanders's momentum should he win both Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Sisi has tried to present himself as a bulwark against militant extremism but has come under attack from rights groups who say his time in power has seen the worst crackdown in their history.
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" A 1902 publication from the Mississippi Historical Society described this gerrymander as "the legal basis and bulwark of the design of white supremacy in a State with an overwhelming and a growing negro majority.
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The kingdom may have convinced Mr Trump, who made his first overseas visit there as president, that it is a bulwark against Iranian expansion in the Middle East and a force for moderate Islam.
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The WTO's dispute system has acted as a bulwark against global protectionism since it was set up in 1995, but since Trump's election it has become a battleground for arguments about U.S. trade policies.
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"Too often, we lead from a place of fear rather than courage, stubbornly trying to build a bulwark to protect old models that can't possibly survive the sea change that is underway," he writes.
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While Washington remains friendly with the Kurds and sees them as a bulwark against Islamic State, it is concerned about their independence bid leading to the breakup of Iraq or a rupture with Turkey.
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Facing a widely predicted onslaught of fake political videos before the 2020 election, social media companies are the bulwark that will either keep the videos at bay or allow them to flood the internet.
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The main bulwark against the spread of nuclear weapons, the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, is holding up; but it is in worse shape than at any time since it entered into force in 1970.
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" He made the remarks to reporters at the White House alongside NATO's secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg, after giving him a warm welcome and praising the organization as "the bulwark of international peace and security.
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Refining profits have been a vital bulwark for the likes of Royal Dutch Shell, BP, Eni and Repsol , helping to offset losses from crude oil production in a more than two-year price rout.
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Democrats had good reason to believe that Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania would remain a solid fixture in their "blue wall," the bulwark of states that had voted their way in the previous six elections.
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For many decades, the Soviets propped up North Korea with large subsidies, seeing it as not a particularly reliable ally but at least a Cold War bulwark against US-allied South Korea and Japan.
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A former officer in Gaddafi's army, Haftar enjoys the backing of Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, which see him as a bulwark against Islamists and have supported him militarily, according to U.N. reports.
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Winston Churchill, for instance, told his cabinet in 1940 that troubles between Hindus and Muslims were "a bulwark of British rule", and later dismissed famine in Bengal as less important than famine in Greece.
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"[401(k)s are] widely viewed as a bulwark against the possibility of cuts in Social Security, something that seems politically unthinkable even as the actuarial tables say it might be inevitable, " Cramer said.
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And he became, over time, a living metaphor for the way in which an emphasis on a religion's textual dimensions can act both as an agent of clarity and as a bulwark against change.
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Large corporations have certainly contributed to the expansion of LGBTQ equality in the United States and have, in the last few years, served as an important bulwark to protect those gains from conservative backlash.
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In the latter picture, the diagonal rightward pitch of the female nude's bed is held in check by the green, blue, yellow, and pink bedspread rising like a bulwark from the canvas's bottom edge.
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The BRICS leaders will gather in Xiamen through Tuesday, giving host China its latest chance to position itself as a bulwark of globalization in the face of U.S. President Donald Trump's "America First" agenda.
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But they are comforted because they see the president as a bulwark against outright panic, working with business leaders and experts from within a bureaucracy that both the president and many Republicans still distrust.
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That's why Judge Messitte's ruling is so important: It opens a path to enforcement of the ethics regime that the framers developed as a bulwark against corruption in the highest office in the land.
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" Sykes, the Weekly Standard writer now at the Bulwark, told me that many media sites with a right-leaning bent "tend to be focused more on providing their audiences with ammunition more than information.
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He gained a reputation as the most independent, and the best, of the president's cabinet officers, serving as a reassuring bulwark to America's allies who sometimes questioned the president's commitment to fighting common enemies.
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Mr. Bernard, a spiritual power broker who was the first religious leader to step down from President Trump's evangelical advisory board last year, said his new development would act as a bulwark against gentrification.
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Mr. Mattis had wanted to stay through a NATO defense ministers meeting scheduled for February, hoping to enshrine recent moves by the alliance to bulk up its security compact as a bulwark against Russia.
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The European Union-Japan trade agreement, for instance, was accelerated last year when Mr. Trump abandoned the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a deal President Barack Obama and the Japanese intended as a bulwark against China.
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It's an early icon of affectionate postmodernism: a vision of history as bulwark, not just burden, and an attempt to render the unrest of its times explicitly as the outgrowth of what came before.
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Security is the central promise of Mr. Sisi, a strongman leader who returned on Friday from a triumphant visit to the United States, where President Trump hailed him as a bulwark against Islamist violence.
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Many states, including New York and California, have tried to create a bulwark against the dismantling of federal rules to combat climate change, and have joined together to challenge President Trump's rollbacks in court.
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Refining profits have been a vital bulwark for the likes of Royal Dutch Shell, BP, Eni and Repsol, helping to offset losses from crude oil production in a more than two-year price rout.
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Sisi has sought to present himself as an indispensable bulwark against terrorism in the region, deflecting Western criticism that he has suppressed political opposition and human rights activists since he was elected in 2014.
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Mr. Gordhan, known for his fiscal prudence and oversight of state enterprises, was regarded as a bulwark against the A.N.C.'s perceived culture of corruption and patronage that Mr. Zuma has come to symbolize.
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